Re: Dan & Phil Part 80: You're my plinth of life
Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2018 12:26 am
That video was just good moments the entire way through. I want to timestamp the whole thing, really.
Edit because I had a thought - oh the irony of Dan saying like "it's just a teenage thing, you're not choosing your future husband". I mean, baby, you chose your future husband when you were 18.
Dan: We should probably make a video about that...
can i just say that i'm really really happy that in 2012 dnp did not decide to make this video but waited until the holy year of 2018 to do so
The only thing I can think of is that they answered the survey before that video came out!alittledizzy wrote: Mon Dec 17, 2018 12:46 am I feel restored and revitalized by this video.
And also entirely unsure how 3.6% of people who filled out the survey genuinely think that Phil Lester is straight.
tbh when they said nudist camp, all i could think about was "what about the mosquitoes? thats a free for all buffet right there" but ive never done actual camping (like, regular camping and not a nudist one) before so who am i to talk. also i am totally w you on that furry thought. phil is totally a furryalittledizzy wrote: Mon Dec 17, 2018 2:06 am I'm gonna be processing this video in bits and pieces but at the moment I'm stuck on:
- Phil thinking a nudist BEACH is fine but absolutely not having it when it comes to a nudist CAMP.
- Phil pointing out Dan has 'weird furry things' but then on the flip side Phil trying to say he likes animals and Dan clarifying that Phil likes animal mating calls.
- Phil not understanding the concept of dating someone 'as a mistake' or as a project.
This may have been my favorite part, that and Phil horrifying himself by suggesting he may play this with his grandfatherAmiaw wrote: Mon Dec 17, 2018 12:23 amI also loved how offended Phil seemed when dan was trying to explain why he picked Bobby. This video was a 10/10
P: Hello, DanAndPhilGAMES--
D: Badum badum--
P: --dream boats.
D: --throbbers, and--
P; You can’t call them throbbers. That--That must be the fastest demonetization that we ever got!
D: Today we are playing--
D&P: Heartthrob:
D: The dream game for “girls.”
D: So, as we said, we’ve got the personality cards.
P: Ooh.
D: Uh, what do we have there?
P: Like "Nicknamed 'Whiz Kid.'"
D: Right. Don’t wanna know what he whizzed on to do that.
P: And "Fast food freak." That person might have my heart.
D: Don’t attack me. I’m a fast food freak. And this one here: "Has to be the center of attention."
P: Are they all just written about you?
D: Wait, is that Gary from the front? Okay.
P: Oh, wow. I’m seeing a whole new side of him and his mullet.
D: Hello. Yes, and that--The--The side is the arms. That’s what we’re seeing there. He has got a whole vein situation going on there.
P: He does. That’s throbbing.
D: So I’m actually intimidated by this. I don’t know why.
P: His--His expression is like, I might punch you in a second.
D: Just...something. This whole energy scares me.
D: Hello, Simon!
P: Oh, he’s got his--
D: The sax master has arrived.
P: --sax out.
D: Toot, toot. Hello.
P: He’s a jazz man.
P: He’s got some guns!
D: He--That--There is a lot going on here.
P: Yeah.
D: I mean, Bobby works out. Sure. Fine.
P: But he cares about grooming. It’s like he’s presenting his armpit to the camera like, Aw, come on, Jenny. Have a sniff.
D: It’s a look. Okay, you just--
P: It is.
D: You’re continuing to drive this darker.
P: Look at that with the sexy glasses in the mouth!
D: Oh, my God. I’ve--I--
P: He’s like, Hey.
D: I really don’t know what to make of this.
P: Want to come back to the library with me? I think he looks a bit creepy. I think he wants to murder me.
D: Really? No, I’m not getting that. I--I think he’s kind of adorable with a sense of humor.
P: He’s got some--
D: First impressions.
P: --weird kinks hiding--
D: Alright.
P: --underneath those knit wares.
P: I think this guy’s mysterious. I think he’s got some dark secrets. Something hiding--
D: Yeah, I--I’m gonna say: Absolute potential serial killer.
P: Something under his bed we are not seeing.
D: Alright, well, Phil--
P: He’s got a few yodeling pickles down there.
D: We got to play the game how they’re imagining. They--They’re not like, “Hey, do you wanna do some Fortnight dances with me?”
P: No.
D: No, this is like a--a grind.
P: A grind?
D: Yeah, this is Miley Cyrus/Robin Thicke--
P: We weren’t allowed to grind at my school.
D: --in the middle of the school. No, no. This’s slow dance. Just a--
P: Slow dance!
D: --hand on the side.
P: Yeah.
D: Not down there! Up here. Slow dance.
D: I think you want to go for the person who maybe doesn’t take themself too seriously--
P: Yeah.
D: --and will treat you gently.
P: Gently?
D: I think you chose Richard.
P: I did choose Richard! He was the only one with a bit of cheeky smile, so I thought he might be a bit of fun.
P: I think--
D: Yeah. Why did you make this decision?
P: I made this decision because--I don’t--
D: What? I’m--I’m literally ready to be offended right now. Come on.
P: I thought you’d want to dance with Bobby.
D: Why?
P: Because he’s the one that likes to groom himself, and he probably, like, has nice fashion.
D: Wait, wait, wait a--Oh.
P: You thought thinking he might have a good suit.
D: There’s some kind of compliment there.
P: Yeah.
D: I dunno. Um...I chose Mick.
P: Why?! Why would you choose Mick?!
D: Bobby...are you frickin’ serious?
P: Yeah.
D: I feel like he would somehow hurt me, or--
P: Oh, by crushing you too hard with his--his huge arms?
D: --I’m just scared of him. I don’t wanna--I just--Wh--I don’t know much about Mick yet.
P: Right.
D: He seems kinda low-key. I think--
P: He looks like he would breathe down your neck really heavily.
D: Stop ruinin’ Mick. Okay? I’m just--
P: Fine. I don’t get a point.
D: Bobby scared me. Richard also scared me. So there we go.
D: The next scenario is: Will you go to a party with me on Saturday night?
P: Ooh. That’s a bit less formal than a slow dance.
D: Uh, but it’s more of a time commitment--
P: I’m less worried.
D: It’s--Ye--This is talking.
P: This is an evening--
D: This is hangin’ out.
P: --with the person.
D: This is socializing with other people, and, you know, the night leads somewhere, or maybe it doesn’t.
P: Okay.
D: So--
P: Sure.
D: --a nice PG peck on the cheek...with your grandma looking in the doorstep.
*A horrible image of the grandmother from Granny rises from behind the couch.*
D: He’s a band kid. That really…
P: This one time, at band camp--
D: Honestly--
P: What’d you do with the tuba?
D: --lookin’ at him nibble on those glasses, I think Richard has a good time at band camp.
D: Right. You guess me first.
P: Dan, I think--
D: Why did you make this decision?
P: I made this decision slightly based on your reactions to these cards.
D: Alright. Okay. How well do you know me, Phil? Let’s find out.
P: I think you’ve chosen Richard.
D: Ooh. I chose Bobby!
P: What?!
D: That is right.
P: Why?
D: ‘Cause he’s rich, and he wants to be a secret agent! From a party-going perspective, that means he’s probably got a massive house--
P: I--
D: --which would be for a good party.
P: Uhh.
D: I don’t have to like him--
P: I’m rubbish at this.
D: --or think that he’s an ethically lovely person.
P: Yeah.
D: But he probably has a pool. And then also, he wants to be a secret agent. What the hell does that mean at a party? I dunno. I’m interested.
D: I think that your answer--I’m gonna be strategic here ‘cause I think you’re being strategic and weird.
P: I--I’m not. I’m not being weird!
D: This is a game, people.
P: I’m not tryin’ to snek you.
D: I think Richard is the match for you.
P: Yeah.
D: But I think, for some weird reason, you chose Mick.
P: I did choose Mick! How did you know?
D: ‘Cause that’s just what you’re like.
P: I’m--I’m not trying to snek it.
D: Explain yourself!
P: Anyone that’s in a band at a party is gonna go straight to play the instrument at the party’s band.
D: “Hey, babe. Wanna see my tuba?”
P: Yeah.
D: *tuba noise*
P: He’ll get his tuba out and then join his band mates.
D: For the lads.
P: But I wanna know why Mick is nicknamed “The Lemon.” So I could go with him to the party, and that’s a good conversation piece.
D: That is a big risk.
P: “So I hear you’re called ‘The Lemon.’”
D: You--You are--That--Okay. You are a brave man.
P: I’m not saying--I’m not saying we’re gonna go on a date, but it’s more just like: I wanna chat about why you’re called “The Lemon.”
D: “Enjoys imitating the mating calls of wild animals.”
P: I think Richard might be a furry.
D: A nineties furry.
P: Yeah, one of the first ones.
D: What did they do--What did they do?
P: I think they just skin all their teddy bears and then stick them to their bodies.
D: You know there’s, like, 100,000 furries watching this--
P: I know there are!
D: --and you just offended them.
P: I know you’re relevant.
D: You just said--
P: I’m just saying back in the day I didn’t know--
D: Oh, they’re relevant. Are they? Okay.
P: I didn’t know--
D The furry fandom: They need to have a problem with AmazingPhil right now.
P: I didn’t know if there was fursuits back then.
D: Okay. Right. Sure. Fine.
P: Next one about Bobby--
D: Yep.
P: He has never been kissed. I wouldn’t have thought that!
D: That is a game changer!
P: That--That’s a plot twist.
D: That is a ga--Suddenly--
P: It’s all bravado.
D: --this is done. And really he’s soft and tender, and he’s just putting it all on ‘cause he’s just vulnerable. And maybe--
P: He’s just a little Jaffa Cake.
D: --he’s saving himself for that special girl. *recreates the pose of the girl on the box*
D: Hardest decision I’ve ever made.
P: I’m just straight in there with my answers.
D: Phil.
P: Who am I gonna date?
D: I think that you chose to date Richard.
P: Yes, I did. I mean, he’s very much--apart from the musician--I like magic. I like animals. I do make random animal--
D: No, no, no. No. Y--You like imitating animal mating calls.
P: Ca-caw! Ca-caw!
D: You did that a lot on the radio. Okay.
P: And also I do trip over my own feet all the time, so I think we’d be a match made in...probably death.
D: Band camp. I see that happening.
P: Dan, I think you were moved by the fact that Bobby’s never been kissed ‘cause you chose Bobby!
D: I chose Bobby!
P: Yes!
D: Right, okay. No, no. But not just that. Explain to me--I want you to show everybody how you think you understand me.
P: Fine.
D: Why did I choose Bobby?
P: Okay. First of all: He’s got a nice car. He can take you on some nice dates. Secondly, he wants to be a secret agent. That’s something you can chat about. Like, what’s the mystery? What are we solving? Are we going on an adventure?
D: Right. And you think I’d like that. Okay. Yep.
P: Thirdly, nudist. You’ve got, like, weird, furry stuff going on. You might enjoy a bit of nudism. I don’t know. Never been kissed: That’s like a movie. That’s like: I’m in a movie.
D: Yeah. You were wrong at every single point there. I am so offended by everything you just said. No.
P: What?
D: That’s not the--The reason I like Bobby is because--
P: ‘Cause of the guns?
D: Look, you’re a t--No. You’re--Mayb--Okay. You’re a teenager.
P: Yeah.
D: You’re not choosing your husband for life.
P: You’re going on a date.
D: This is the time when you make mistakes.
P: So you’re choosing a mistake?
D: You have experiences. You just need to--Look. Bobby seems like maybe someone that you can heal. He seems like there’s a lot of--
P: Like a project?
D: There’s--Yeah.
P: Wow.
D: Yeah.
P: Sure.
D: He needs me more than Richard!
P: Alright.
D: Richard’s got his tuba! He’s got his magic. Bobby’s got nothing other than a fragile self-esteem and amazing biceps.
P: Okay.
P: I’ve played this with my brother before. I’m not sure about my granddad, but maybe we could get him in on it. You know? That’s weird. That’s weird.
D: You are not editing that out!
P: He’s 92.
D: I feel like they should update it with, like, an inclusive 2018 version.
P: Yes.
D: And, you know, we can still judge people by their looks and then get to know them, and we could all have a lot of fun.
P: That would be great.