Metal Wolf Chaos Part 2 - Funhaus Gameplay 

The 24 or so treaty's of Paris are such meme as well

Yeah at this point French revolts are as dependable as the tides

yeah but what about the 11,000 years before that

@@Hedgpig European civilization peaked in the Magdalenian epoch. It's all been downhill since the Doggerland sank.

Whatever frenchie, why don't you go call a potato an apple about it

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I LOVE YOU, GO FUCK YOURSELF

So has everyone else.

Lawrence accounts for 90% of my attachment to this channel.

How? Did u just read Streetcar named desire in class? Newsflash: Your experiences aren’t unique.

Yes, in his youth, Lawrence starred in and directed a high school play version of that - it was called 'A Hovercar Named Cyber-Desire'

El Cybro Gato I’m glad I dig thru the comments for this, thanks

united states of a meh caca

Fighting Indians, Rebellions, Civil Wars and Wars mainly based on Alliances or Coalition rather than their own direct Wars on the other side of the world? Yeah, It isn't hard not to lose a war when you aren't directly fighting another country.. much less barely fighting and mainly fighting another country's factions.. but yeah. Canada is only committed to Multilateralism conflicts. They've maintained that doctrine for some time. A good portion of that time, playing puppet for the UK/British Empire. To be more clear, Canada hasn't been in a major war of it's own creation nor has it been in a war directly reliant on it's own power. But honestly that's better than half the warmongering countries that try for direct wars. Props to them for Medak though. Their contributions to Conflicts and Battles of these Coalition Wars (The ones they actually have been in, have been outstanding though.) Backseat occupants in plenty of conflicts but in WW1 they were truly something to behold with Canada's "One Hundred days". Their role in D-Day was a splendid addition to their military record. Plenty of respect to Canada for it's Military and contributions, but Canada boasting of never losing a War is statement based on ignorant pride and a lack of awareness of a nation's own involvement in conflicts it is in. Pretty similar to when Americans say how they saved the world just with them finally having involvement in WW1 and WW2. These are just facts, I don't care about the arguments: blow me if you got a problem with them. Or just stick to video games and video game commentary, I don't care about the blind national pride or tribalism.

@@Deargodwhat War of 1812 much? Both World Wars?

@@bridgecrewdave War of Trireeding? None of my statements have been "Canada hasn't been in a War."

@@Deargodwhat lol I will admit I didn't see the read more HAHAHAHA my bad.

@@bridgecrewdave >:( I have much love and respect for Canada, my intent is not to shitpost about it. I apologize if it came off that way. Battle of Reedmoar: Concluded.

Did you put much effort into it's creation?

GMasta95 to be fair he built upon research marie curie sacrificed her life to gather.

@@lilboydafriend absolutely! In no way did I want to talk that great lady down

Plus Maria Skłodowska-Curie was polish, not french. A lot of ignorance in this episode.

@@thatdudekinda6825 She worked, lived, had her children, and died in France, as a French citizen. Her self-identity was definitely very much Polish, but calling her a French scientist isn't in any way ignorant.

@@phoenixfledglingPoland was under occupation for about 100 years at that time. The reason she was there is because, french provided asylum for polish. There were A LOT of them at that time. She lived and died in france because, at the time, there were no Poland to live and die in, unless you want to be beaten to death by germans and russians for using polish language. This is also the reason why she could teach her daughters polish and so on. She even kept her maiden name (which westerners ignore) to make sure that people knew she was polish. She is consider one of the polish heroes - she made huge contribution to polish resistance back home. So it's extremely annoying when one of the most influential, patriotic people from your country is called "French". So yeah, I still consider that to be ignorant.

/almost all the promotional material. Seems like a case of cryptomnesia on Elyse's part.

PeferG17 if Bruce was there' he would have said SKAdiving

They claim to somewhat be comic fans but that was one of the most obviously false things they ever said. Ive noticed that they like to put down the flash for some reason even though he's one of the strongest character's in dc and one of their most popular character's as well.

What a Vole the first ever turreted main battle tank was fielded by the french. the tanks you are speaking of are less tank and more purpose built trench gapping ifvs.

the song?

@@Luchingador No Glocks, the handgun. Like when they were talking about Spanish revolvers and Smith and Wesson.

Hard to make fun of a good game.

Seeing Lawrence so hype for this game while everyone else is not saddens me.

It's the same feeling I get with the Deadly Premonition playthrough

Less hot...

They would probably just talk about everything other than the game. Guess it's hard to make fun of a good game.

It’s stunning how ignorant Funhaus are sometimes. France was at war incredibly often, especially with England.

@@user-uv2cp1qd1j Tbf France was so weak and feeble in all it's historic conflicts that it's easy to forget they happened. Remember also that all correct history is written by the english.

THANK YOU, I don't know why, but getting that line wrong irked me lol. Also sometimes he would say "Right in the kisser"

Its what happens when they spend too much time in LA or California in general.

@@TheFirstVonGunther I doubt that has anything to do with it, but ok.