Giant Bombcast 10/15/2013

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Grilled cream cheese and strawberry jam on a grainy bread. SO GOOD.

Look I like mustard, but you really should be dipping your pretzel bits in cheese sauce.

Ads are on a break until the end of the month i think jeff said.

Yeah, but you rarely grill the thing. It's more of a skillet sandwich.

Drew's llama story sounds like a SCP-1296 containment breach.

Now i am uncomfortable!

Ha-ha silly europeans they just don't understand our gross and extremely simplistic foods!

I say "pop". I agree it's a dumb term for soda, but I'm in too deep now to change. Maybe it is just an Oregon thing.

That sh*t was DOPE!

If i resubscribe, can i get a few bars from jeff doing pokemon themed ll cool j covers??

On the subject of store people pestering you for preorders, I work in a video games store and I've been told by my manager that if I don't get at least 2 preorders of Batman Arkham origins, Battlefield 4, Call of Duty Ghosts or Assassin's Creed 4, per day I will get a verbal warning for not doing my job at the end of this week. Thats is why we pester you for preorders, we want to keep our jobs.

vinny's attempts at foreign accents are as bad as Jason Ocampo's voice impressions.

Digging it every week!

That wasn't the one, it was the "people dont know of eShop".

They know of eShop, they just use it as a last resort if no physical copies can be found, cuz you know, eShop.

@zeik:

my parents were from Oregon so I grew up calling it "pop" as well. I've gotten away from that now that I've been moved away for a good number of years. I don't refer to it as "soda" however. I just call it by the type of soda. "Coke" or whatever.

What if they made a MegaMan Metroidvania style game?

YOU CAN HAVE THAT ONE FOR FREE CAPCOM

Why is there a not so subtle "DOTA 2" in the description of this podcast? I haven't listened all the way through yet but what is Brad trying to do? Turn the GB community into his minions, his creeps if you will?!

I would pay infinite dollar to see that The Final Fight fanfic done.

Waterworld did make its money back iirc, people love to think that it was a financial failure, but it wasnt.

Minecraft zombies at 65:20?

Love how Jeff got Pokemon X.

Fuck, yes.

Jeff is right man, fuck mustard.

Am I the only one who thought the Borderlands writing/dialogue was funny?

@zevvion: Yeah, probably. It's still a fun game though.

Wait, wait, wait.

Brad has never played a Pokemon game before? The fuck?

How do you become a game journalist without having played Pokemon?

Brad is garbage at video games in all ways.

Just got to the end. So happy.

Long live the NDX.

It's called 'tosti' in the Netherlands where I'm from which translates to toastie as well.

Crazy to see this "toastie" movement spread across the globe!

Fuck Prof. Vulva

I only just noticed the hidden DOTA2 >_>

Its called a "toastie" because it can apply to anything that has grilled bread and cheese. So in some places a grilled ham and cheese sandwich is called a "ham and cheese toastie".

@zeik said:

Are we sure it's not just a latitude thing? Like, everyone north of a certain line just says "pop"?

I live in Canada, where everyone says "pop". The northeast U.S. says "pop". It sounds like the northwest U.S. says "pop" (or at least Oregon does, not sure about the rest of it).

It seems like just the middle and more southern parts of the U.S. say "soda".

Pop is the right word, soda is what hillbillys say.

@jz: Amen Brother

I HEAR A TRAIN A COMIN'!

Up here in Canada-land, I have literally never heard anyone say "soda" before. We all say "pop", cause we're not crazy

I have lived in New England all my life and never have I called a carbonated beverage "pop". We say soda here.

In Texas, everyone just calls soda "Coke". It's very frustrating. Both as a soda drinker, and as a human who uses words.

"Yuh Wanna Coke?"

"Sure"

"Whut Kind?"

"Diet if you have it"

"We got Pepsi and generic Mountain Dew"

"But... I wanted a Coke"

"We're out"

@phished0ne said:

@humanity said:

@zevvion said:

@cale said:

@humanity said:

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@cale said:

Grilled cheese is called a 'toastie' where I come from.

Jesus..

Why? Does it sound bad? I'm not able to perceive it with an outsiders' view. My initial image of 'grilled cheese' did not include any toasted bread. I could only picture the melted cheese, no clue what it was melted on/in. It was only upon looking it up that I then realized it was in fact a toastie.

What far away land do you hail from traveller?

Northern Ireland. I don't even know if the rest of the UK call it a toastie but when I google that word I see images of what I mean, so I have to assume some other places use it.

It's called 'tosti' in the Netherlands where I'm from which translates to toastie as well.

Crazy to see this "toastie" movement spread across the globe!

Its called a "toastie" because it can apply to anything that has grilled bread and cheese. So in some places a grilled ham and cheese sandwich is called a "ham and cheese toastie".

Up in Yorkshire we call it a toastie too.

holy shit.

dude. @jeff. you were at the mall I work at...while I was on my shift. potentially during my lunch break.

my MIND

also, coddingtown is definitely a dirt mall. i went there a couple weeks ago for an eye exam, and it just gets sketchier and sketchier.

You're a lucky bastard. I've been to places where I ask for pop and people look at me like I'm crazy. This is from Northern Illinois.

I'll agree with the hillbilly comment, I'm from Mississippi and it's nothing but 'soda' or just the blanket 'coke'. But the real question here is who says the full 'soda-pop'?

Lets just all start saying carbonated beverage and this problem will fix its self in a few generations time

Looks like we can all join under the international flag of the "toastie" even if it should be grilled cheese.

aw mans, now im all spoiled and shit for early ass bombcasts :'(

I am a chef and I call it a toastie also.

Thar be podcasts in these waters...