"We don't know what happened to JFK, mirrors can solve that." Oh God, I died.

I'm with Gus, Burnie is insane. Also, they really need to get Neil DeGrasse Tyson as a special guest and just have Gavin ask him questions the entire time.

"Wot" Love Burnie's impression of Gavin.

Yo I look forward to your videos every day.

These four are my favourite podcast crew

My friends and I have been having that mirror conversation since the podcast first came out

Singaporean student here, can confirm, we have school-based gum trafficking rings.

That plane story should be a rtaa

Gavin's theory wouldn't work for one simple reason: the mirror would have to have been sent into space BEFORE the event you wanted to see. So, for example, if you wanted to see images of the JFK assassination, the mirror in question would have to have been sent into space before the assassination took place. After that point in time it's too late since the light would travel too quickly for any mirror to catch up to it and reflect the images. So basically what Gavin's mirror equates to is an overly complicated telescope, which can relay an image currently taking place to another location, similar to a video camera. It's not seeing back in time, it's recording an image and sending it.

Jesus Christ this mirror argument was 7+ years ago and I am still pulling our my hair.

You know the only thing I don't like about your video highlights? There's no fanfare.

I totally understand what Gavin and Gus were on about when it came to people dying and it not affecting your life, but in a small way it does. It reinforces the notion that human life is pretty frail, and every death you're AWARE of adds to that growing fear and awareness that "that's gonna be me someday" Besides, it left an impression on them and made a mark on their memory, despite never personally knowing the guy.

Q: What is science in the fewest words possible? A: Questions.

wonder if burnie has used his rations

Those ra shins would come in handy during covid19

"What's that?" - Bernie Berns, Every Podcast Ever

Lol their discussion about the mirror and light... Burnie was originally right. You'd see 2 years into the past. Just thought I'd put that out there

I know you have a few projects your working on but could you do a "what does Gavin mean?" Montage of Gus or Burnie (or whoever else) guessing what Gavin is thinking, that would awesome. Btw, another great podcast highlight. :)

its amazing how i just watched the newest podcast and they ate the food that Burnie bought. wow

they need to make a rtaa from the mirror talk

barbara just giggling at gavin explaining something very intellectual because she doesn't know any better.

pickle is kill?

It wasn't a squid, it was a cuddle fish.

This would be hard to make but could you make a compilation of people saying or asking questions then saying nevermind. I just thought that was funny and seems like I hear it a lot

5:39

Gavin is like an Ork from warhammer 40k. eventually he is gonna go "big swords do the most damage per swing. thus sword damage is determined by the size of the blade so I can't be killed by a pocket knife or a dagger.

YAY

MREs shits are the best you will either have explosive diarrhea or extreme constipation there is no inbetween the chili with beans is the best

What is Gav's deal with JFK??

4:43

1:25 Burnie schooling Gavin on science, that's almost never happened before, holy shit this changes everything.

It's sad that with the mirror is right because light travels a year +1 then it would take another year to process +1 but then it had processed the sight from a year ago -1 so in two years you are looking back one year to a year after the experiment started

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I love it when they try to scientifically explain Gavin's idiotic ramblings.