I came here to say this but less whimsical British nanny and more lazy American space nerd.

should call them Tom and Jerry. lol

"My name is Giovanni Giorgio, but people call me Giorgio"

Seems like a shot at Ray William Johnson who never uses anyone's names but makes them up all the time.

@@mrfreekillonly us old folk would get that reference

This slayed me

lol My curls got cut as a child & came back in my late teens. It worked out because the whole time it was straight, feathered hair was a thing lol

He looks more like John Green than ever

Ever heard of a perm? Not saying that’s true but what better time to do such a thing?

@@MissingTiramisuit’s from chemo I think! It does a lot to your body and can mess with hair growth permanently

Apparently. After having cancer, some peoples hair grow out looking very different

Probably

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Yeah but there’s no way Missouri would be that interesting so it can’t be true

@@teathesilkwing7616 😂😂😂😂 as someone living in Missouri I can confirm

Paul Bunyon is a Kaiju and had decided to visit the state.

That would be more like geysers. A volcano is more like diarrhea.

You made me literally laugh out loud. Thanks for that. 😂

Sounds fair to me. A fart is just biological outgassing.

Cute!

He is not wrong. And subduction zones are where the Earth noms up its old skin.

I don't think most people really realize how fast new cancer treatments are being developed, how many cancers are getting tackled and how good cancer treatments are becoming. I mean, in the 60's, cancer was basically a death sentence. In the 80's your chances were bleak, but much better. But you weren't likely to live for long. In the 2000's, it was getting better, but still kinda considered a death sentence and treatments were still brutal. Today, cancer treatment can be far less intrusive, takes less time and fewer surgeries. Your odds of surviving cancer are not just higher, but odds of it not returning are better than even just a few years ago. Cancers are still deadly and will continue to be one of the top causes of deaths in humans, but our methods of fixing cancer's and various other diseases has gotten so much better than in the future, brain diseases will become the biggest threat and are probably already gonna be responsible for more deaths than not on a yearly basis. Diseases like Alzheimer's and dementia or Parkinson's. It's not just a win for Hank, his family and friends or his audience, but it's a win for humanity. We are getting better at treating cancers and survival rates are improving every year.

@@magnusbjarni - Exactly my point, it's gotten so good now that people go in w/ a growing tumor and come out weeks later w/ no tumor because of treatment and surgery that removed all of it but back then they could barely shrink a tumor.... Now we have options for treatment before surgery, if it's needed at all, it's so crazy but also super cool.

Yep It's great to just jabber away

I love it he looks so great

my mother had that happen after her chemotherapy, too. it didn't stay curly.

The broccoli haircut is so hot right now.

Hank looks off-brand in that T-shirt, and his curly hair. ;D

Peoria mentioned let's gooooo

@@NazuikoHuge win

so

I was waiting to hear that!! Came so close.

ah, indigenous generational knowledge... thanks! I'm not alone in the world!🤗

Just not quite since the world's been turning

That’s a fantastic idea!!! There’s the obvious ones, like the Grand Canyon, Mt Fuji, Mt Kilimanjaro, but there are some slightly less obvious ones that would be awesome to cover. A couple that come to mind: Kuang Si falls in Laos, Point Reyes in California, and Halong Bay in Vietnam.

How about Good Friday in 1963 or 1964?

I'm actually scanning the comments to see how many people were complaining that he didn't say "Mah-drid"!

Oops Mississippi River

@@kathrynsamuelson1983Just edit your comment

@@Wolfie54545 I tried at the time but couldn't. You would have known that if you had read the reply. And I would have appreciated a please.

@@Wolfie54545 Apparently you didn't notice that I did. I will no longer reply to you as you have a lack of courtesy

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It's meant to be "ÉKLEIPSIS" (ἔκλειψις - "eclipse"), with the overlapping sun and moon being the curved upper parts of "P" and "S". I read it as "ÉKLEIISIS" too until I went to the DFTBA Store to check it out

Looks icelandic to me. But I'm wondering too.

It's ÉKLEIPSIS -- the one orb is the hoop on the "P". Ékleipsis (ἔκλειψις) is the og Greek.

Okay, it's a shirt sold by this channel. You are right, it's about eclipses, and an imaginary rock band.

Ekleipis - eclipses, that is a pi character you are seeing as a double 'ii'

I don't get it :( Or rather, I get the science side of it, but I don't get what cultural thing it refers to

It totally would.

Remember the 2010 quake? Well we got a 2.4 one last month and possibly another one tonight.

@@ferretyluv I do remember that one actually. I didn't feel it but everybody was talking about it. I was in Georgia at the time.

We get plenty of little ones. I remember there were about 4 in a row where I was driving at the time, and I had no idea. The only one I ever felt was the 2010 quake.

Yes

Yes. But he also mentioned while still going through chemo that when hair grows back afterwards, it can change color, volume, growth patterns, thickness and texture (curly/wavy/straight etc).

Some people don't listen.