Micheal McIntyre "People Without Children Have No Idea": And I am people. | Reaction 

Yes silence is terrifying. Checking to see if they're breathing when they're sleeping is another one. Someone gave us colored bath dyes. Noticed it was quiet and walked in to check... to find a child laying in an inch of red bath water. That'll give you a heart attack! She was just relaxing. I threw out the bath dyes, angry that someone thought it was a great gift.

Silence is alarming. Followed b your kids calmly sitting together in their room when you come in, smiling at you and behave all nice and innocent. You know immediately something is wrong

Yup the silence is terrifying

As a person with 3 kids and my wife having 4 of her own, I can assure you if the house went quiet it was down to 3 reasons, A) they all left, B) they’re all asleep, or C) one of them broke something or someone (in which case the crying started)… 😂 Thank god for human development. 😂

The first time me and my brother found a porn magazine we were silent and my mother pounced on us right away wondering what we were UpTo. I was 37

I’m going to put this on the list! I want to see more of him

I was just loading my thoughts

I stuck with the one, you definitely do adapt, improvise and overcome.

Oh these, I’ve seen Misheard Lyrics on the channel so thank you!

@@NoProtocol I thought maybe you had seen that one. I know you'll enjoy the rest

Thanks for leaving suggestions Andrew!

Thanks for coming back Adam (:

I have a 15/16 yr age gap with my lil sisters, so when they used to drive her mad with constant "mummy mummy mummy!" I'd just go "mother" or "Helen" to half not add to the chanting n half to mess with her n get the wtf face from her 🤣🤣

You know what I miss the most Rocking them to sleep in the middle of the night. Most would say it was a pain but I do miss that part.

I have never wanted to wake up before noon, nor have I ever liked going to school, so this kind of situation is completely alien to me. Before the army, I was such a sound sleeper, an alarm clock that beeped for ten minutes couldn't wake me up.

For your sake, I hope that moves onto another toy soon

That is actually a huge compliment, thank you Shane!

I haven’t seen anything Key & Peele yet but I’ve heard good things

There are quite a few, I’ll have to watch more in the future though

@@NoProtocol hmmm, where would I send a link for a clip I'd like you to react to?

Maybe because its comedy and so is exaggerated for humour.🤔

I’m so glad you took me up on this suggestion, Josh! Let me know how you liked it

It felt like a very "well crafted" story. I remember specifically thinking that when listening to it. I enjoyed the characters and places and especially the stories within the story. I found the subject matter of the religious cult and leader to be very interesting. There certainly seems to be (or have been) things between religious leaders in the west and kids, and I'm not sure I really understand his take on it exactly. Balance, yes, but still I am confused about the meaning. I'm comfortable with the view that those religious leaders are malicious frauds. I'm happy those two found each other in the end, even if they maybe shouldn't have. The bit towards the end with all the characters narrowly missing each other while looking for each other, was great. I'm a bit sad Chekhov's gun handling instructions were not followed, and am not sure what to make of the immaculate conception. On the whole, I enjoyed it quite a bit. There's a lot of melancholy, but also hope, and even better hope paid off, and that's a flavor of art I enjoy quite a lot. Thanks for the recommendation

I remember finishing that book with a lot of loose ends in my mind. Towards the middle I found it meandering in the moment but once I was nearing the end I thought “ah ok, that was well crafted” (as you say). My only qualm was how quickly it was wrapped up, it was a very long book for it to be concluded so quickly (although that is personal preference). I’m glad you ended up reading it! After being gifted that book I got really into his short stories & novels. I hope you recommend it to someone else some day (:

I did think the ending felt a bit abrupt, and I totally agree with your observation about the meandering, but I do tend to like some amount of meandering after some groundwork in either character or plot is laid down. Too much meandering can feel like a videogame where the point is just to grind, and I'm not into that type of thing. I'm more interested in exploring a world, so taking some time to look around after some structure has been established can be fun. I probably will recommend it. I hope you enjoy the weekend.

I don’t know how I hadn’t heard of Michael McIntyre before!

@No Protocol he is very popular in the UK. Has a couple of TV shows. Oh I mentioned a ridley Scott cold war mini series. ( I couldn't think of the name ) it came to me . ( the company) look out for Michael keaton he is wonderful in it

Many of the videos are claimed, so they’re not monetized on my channel

I have read this book (: once in a while I catch his podcast as well, inspiring guy

I’ve seen that one on the channel in the past (:

Thanks for watching Mike (:

@@NoProtocol You're quite welcome. Thanks for making a funny one! Was in the mood today. But I like the learning ones too. Your smile helps, regardless of video. =)

I need to see more of him!

@@NoProtocol Things We Do When Nobody Is Looking! | Michael McIntyre Stand Up Comedy

I already like the title

Thank you (:

Hi Alan, I’ve watched some Bill Hicks bits on the channel in the past but I’m not familiar with the ones you’ve named so thank you!

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