Best of Giant Bomb: 200 - Cooling Springs

I agree Cooling Springs is the best.

wait, did they delay halo?

Gotta love it when you hear Vinny's wheeze laugh

“Noclip enabled!”

”Yo! Shouts out to Danny O’Dwyer.”

lmao

AA Navarro. Alex has finally embraced the pretension!

Sorry to ask, but what we're they using for audio that meant you got those names and icons of who was talking overlaid on Among Us, please?

Thank you Derek for these fantastic Best Ofs over the years!

Best of GB videos are the best when I need a laugh.

@brewster: looks like the Discord overlay.

@brewster: It's the Discord in-game Overlay

bug is a generic term and not a scientific one. insects have 6 legs, but a "bug" can be any sort of creepy crawler, including arachnids and whatever you call things like millipedes and centipedes and whatnot.

some bugs (an non scientific term) are insects (a scientific term), kind of like some vegetables (a non scientific term) are fruits (a scientific term), like tomato, cucumber, squashes, eggplant, etc etc.

They were never able to pay it off with an official time. Was the joke of "in contention for 3rd best time" because there are only two speed run times recorded for Bugdom?

That among us marrykish moment is amazing, needed that laugh. Outta no where lol

they got caught tubin'

@brewster: Pretty sure that's Discord. Happy to be corrected!

Vinny's laugh inspired my Giant Bomb tattoo and that is not even a joke. I love it so much.

Even though we are all tired of voting, but I vote Mary Kish for GiantBomb! Steal her in the madness of the acquisition

I understand why embargoes exist, but the nature of how stupidly rigid and structured they are continues to baffle me.

@permanentsigh said:

Every time we get a good Vinny laugh I am reminded to re-watch this clip (Let's watch a pro!):

https://youtu.be/k8jNkAAM9gU?t=103

Alex’s reaction to being accused gets me every time! “EXCUSE ME”

@kachoooo: "sit down, we need to have a talk"

Also -- Thank you Derek! 200!

@asherrd:In entomological circles, it actually goes the other way. "Bug" specifically refers to an insect of a particular order (hemiptera), with piercing and sucking mouth parts. It is an example of a single word that has both a common usage as well as a scientific usage, which are effectively opposite in meaning.

There's your random fact for the day, kiddies.