Yes, I do possess a Life Size Lady Dimitrescu Body Pillow but let me explain... LISTEN TO DISTRACTIBLE ►► podlink.to/dis... Life Size Lady Dimitrescu From ► / @happyscratchmore
@@pntbller14 I mean that's the only way to read it haha. Such a great show, and arguably the best ending for a series finale of all time (season 9 is a spin-off, imo).
@@bartholomeusnebuchadnezzar2463 Currently sitting at 93 DTAs, if the number surpasses 100, then SCP - Amy will destroy the world. (DTA= Dont Tell Amy's)
@@wheezingbisexual9957 probably only in the comment section..but under the video it still shows the button with the word Dislike. But not the amount of dislikes. Atleast that's how it is on my phone. Maybe your app hasn't updated yet lol
glad I'm not the only one who realized that... I'm sure there's a vector image out there they could have used instead, but nooooo low quality raster image is easier to find, so it's what they used
This comment made me imagine a picture of Amy with Mark who is hugging the 8ft tall body pill and in the back ground we see Ethan being chased by the VA of Heisenberg
You sit on a thrown of lies.... He personally commissioned this pillow, dimensions materials and all... I cannot believe you are throwing this on me. The betrayal.
Y'know, when his girlfriend finds out, they're practically obligated to do the "...and here I am in bed with my BF and his 9 foot tall vampire body pillow" meme thing.
@@shadowproxy4557 im going through and reporting every single one of their comments -.- you should NEVER speak like that about someone's loved one when they def don't deserve it, especially if they've passed away
Mark: "I can explain!" Amy: "Start talking, I can't wait to hear this one." Mark: "I've been busy..." Us, Amy: *Looks at Lady Dimitrescu pillow* "Oh, we know."
I refuse to listen because it don't want multiple apps to consume media. I have a lot of time in RU-vid. I will continue using RU-vid and nothing else.
I mean why would you ever even consider eating that hateful corn thing the spice comes on? If it was like a potato chip I could somehow understand eating it.
I take to figure part to why he also doesn't do the whole Taki is due to his gastrointestinal history. The corn tortillas would just turn into a carbohydrate brick in the gut.
Mark * Gets caught being fed breakfast using adult toys by a stranger at his door * "This is fine!" Mark * Thinks about the trash man taking away his fair Lady Dimitrescu * "Oh boy, here I go killing again!"
Mark: *talking about how he didn't chew his food properly beforehand* I uh...I think we just found out why he's gone to the hospital for intestinal blockages in the past >.>
Who would have guessed that Mark going to college for engineering would lead to him making a video, soon to be viewed by millions, about his secret Dimitrescu body pillow.
Mark: trying to remember how to say "stroke of midnight" The Unus Annus Veterans: Franticly collecting coffee and sugar products to stay up until midnight
Personally, I feel that the fact he never ate food properly is the real spotlight of this video. The pillow is to be expected, but suddenly learning just how things taste is literally life changing.
Is that the original quote?!?! It would make me so happy that the original quote is about a heckling mareep. I would absolutely buy a $500 four-foot-tall mareep.
Usually when Mark says that something hurts a bit, he'll go to a doctor a week later and the doctor is gonna yell "why and how are you walking around??! Your back is broken in 7 places!!"
@MGTWO Entrepreneur wrong channel and your comment signs you up to replace him. We will bring him back through the souls of all those who dare create the bots who spam this.
Lady Dimitrescu breaks into Mark's home and picks him up while looking at Amy: "This is mine now until I grow tired of him." Amy: "That's fair. Have fun. Bye Mark!"
okay but the chewing thing might honestly explain the bowel obstructions he's had 😂 As someone with Crohn's disease, I have to chew a lot to help my stomach digest the foods, and Mark's realization is just so funny to me LMAO
@@gaze7442 Yeah, apparently he’s been chewing for like 1 second or less and then swallowing food whole Rico style without ever getting the full taste of anything (now he hates cheese, and likes egg yolk so hopefully he’ll make a video about eating food, so we can see how his new found ability to taste changes more food he likes)
@@gaze7442 Partway through the video he talks about how he's taking the time to chew and appreciate flavors instead of swallowing as soon as he puts things in his mouth.
Stream Timestamp for Easy Access : [0:01] Vibe Check [0:28] I Can Explain- [9:01] Cloaked Bamboozling [10:26] In Space with Lady Dmitrescu [12:19] It's Not A Sex Doll ! (Don't tell Amy) [13:36] _[REDACTED]_ 2nd Year Anniversary [15:03] Edge of Sleep Update [15:49] *HOW DARE YOU !* [16:40] Markiplier Gets Lumbago [17:45] Terminal Lumbago with Markiplier [19:30] Markiplier Opens His Third Tongue
Pharmacy technician here: prior authorization are a huge pain. The insurance company doesn't want to pay for the drug so the doctor has to contact them to be yeah idiots, I wrote the prescription because I want them to have it. Also, they SHOULD have ordered it. I worked for CVS and I couldn't stand the lack of patient care we were limited to. We had to get permission to order these newer medications from our manager. If the manager didn't think it was worth it to order the medications, us technicians were prohibited from ordering it.
At least it's "just" ADHD meds. My husband had this issue in Australia with epilepsy meds a few years ago, he had to go to his neurology hospital every time he needed a new pack, no other pharmacy carried it because it was relatively new and the community demand wasn't there yet. (But they could special order in Sodium Valproate monthly when he was on that.)
One of my jobs in Dr office I work for is doing prior authorizations for certain medications the dr writes out. I hate having to deal with insurance companies and their processes when it comes to that. I work for a rheumatologist, so some of the meds he has people on, are for auto immune diseases or things to help slow process of rheumatoid. Alot of our patients are elderly and have been on some of these medications for years. It is always a hassle with insurance companies telling us they don't think a certain medication is medically necessary.
*Amy walks in on Mark with the Lady D body pillow. Mark: "Listen Amy, I met someone. It's hard to explain. Well, it's easy to explain. She's twice your height."
Day 4 of asking Mark for captioning on his videos! Closed captioning is really helpful for deaf/hard-of-hearing people, as well as those learning another language or those who want to watch without audio for whatever reason. Obviously, I don't expect him to have to caption every video by himself; transcribing captions is a lot of work, even with speech-to-text. Amara offers fairly affordable captioning services, as well as crowd-sourced captioning, which is peer-reviewed and free. It's just one example of the many services available - some are free, some aren't. They're similar to the community captions that RU-vid used to offer, before they removed it because of "low usage" and "abuse", not really realizing how essential it is to a lot of users. It wouldn't cost Mark that much in the grand scheme of things, but would do wonders for a lot of people, so we'd really appreciate it
