Bloopers! - Big Questions - (Ep. 40.5)

A weekly show where we endeavor to answer one of your big questions. This week, enjoy some of our many flubs!
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[freewave]

I'm not sure of the difference between Craig's bloopers and his normal show :)

[Nikoz_]

Flabbergasted/frustrated Craig is best Craig.

[MyInsideVoice]

Mental Floss, making light of the legless since 2015...

[SavvyScribblin]

This delivered a much needed chuckle. :3

[ljmastertroll]

I think that was tongue-tied legless clone.

[Iinneus]

"What's a wabe? It comes from milk!"

[lalojuarez]

Just realized they film a lot of the episodes on the same day and try to make it seem like they don't by throwing a different shirt on top of the one Craig was already wearing.

[battlewhale]

I can't stop re-watching 0:37 - 0:42 even 4 weeks after XD

[DCPful]

I was just listening to the video when i first clicked on it. So I didn't see that these were separate scenes jump cut together, and I thought it was one long screw up.

[orlywelch]

A 'wabe' is a word that Lewis Carroll made up in The Jabberwocky to mean 'the side of a hill', or, if you believe Humpty Dumpty, the grass around a sundial.

[Aerotactics]

Anyone else think this sounds like a Bad Lip-Reading?

[kcwidman]

BIG QUESTION IDEA!!!
Why does the metric system use metric tones instead of megagrams??? Mega (meaning million) refers to 1 million grams while a metric tone is 1000 kiliograms (meaning thousand, or 1 million grams. If we use the "Mega" prefix for thigs like megatones, megajoules, megahertz, megawatts, and megabytes, why don't we use megagrams in place of metric tones????


I would absolutely love it if you could make this a "Big Question" question, it would make my day! Anyway thanks for all the great content and have a nice day!
Ps.
Also if at all possible, could you put the upper part of the comment, with my name in the video. Just do that I can prove it was my idea to some friends! Thanks!

[MollyBlueDawn]

Big Question: "What's a wabe?"
Answer: It's the grass plot around a sundial, where borogoves are wont to gyre and gimble.

Thanks to my consultant, Humpty Dumpty!

[fletcher]

keep making videos you guys are awesome maybe one on the histroy of debates

[bagodrago]

+Mental Floss
Why do you sound weird when you talk while holding your nose?

[dotter]

A wabe is something that slithy toves gyre and gymbol in.

[Stravalition]

'this video has no comment' what that can't be right

[Vocalinds]

A wabe is the grassy area around a sun-dial.

[MattFitVlog]

Eh yo why do area codes go in a messed up order yo? I went from dialing 618 in Illinois and 619 in California yo.

[hejhejhejhejhejheize]

Hello my name is Robert and I have no legs. Because I lost them to an IED defending your freedom.