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43:48 this is the curse of the brittle brown LEGO bricks. There was something in the pigment that caused the plastic to degrade and become very brittle over time. They've recently fixed the formula for brown bricks, but for a long time everything that was a certain shade of brown would act like that.

love how at 26:47 Kermie just gets up, turns around, and flops closer to jimmy.

3:00 I said "oh rough" unironically as a substitute for "oh shoot" or "oh yikes" and almost made myself laugh.

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43:58 Hello Jimmy Here Live audience. Today I am here to apply my knowledge of LEGO to help you all understand this video.

This video shows an individual attempting to use a Brick Separator to remove a Reddish Brown 4x8 Plate from a Bright Blue baseplate. Typically this would work, though usually you don't use that end of the tool to remove larger pieces like that. However, the piece instead begins to shatter into multiple pieces. This is because for many years (early to mid 2010s), LEGO's color Reddish Brown was notoriously fragile and prone to breaking, thus giving it the nickname Brittle Brown. The company has since addressed the issue and newer pieces do not have this issue. Older pieces such as the one shown in this video do however, and as such one should take caution when building or deconstructing LEGO builds with Reddish Brown elements in them.

Perhaps it would also be wise to sort your collection of Reddish Brown pieces into old and new so you don't have to worry about encountering this issue for yourself. 🤓

23:36 THE “OHHHHHH” KILLED ME

rare jimmyhere double upload? score!

43:47 Just wanted to let yall know who have never used the brown lego pieces, for some reason they are no damn fragile. It's not super glued. They're just not sturdy.

You can tell who the schlat viewers are in chat because they just keep posting calorie counts whenever they see an animal lol

The voice at 27:53 is genuinely a GREAT scout impression

13:14 You could see the liveleak logo start to slowly appear just before the mower runs over the ball, but it fades away after the ball misses.

32:20 Sloths not only can fight back, but their paws are done in a way that when they grip - they are actually in a relaxed state. They need to put effort to not hold on things. And they have huge claws (actually their bones) that can rip you open.

Two uploads at the same time!? Hell yeah!

18:46 That game is Downhill Domination, it is indeed a sick game and a core part of my childhood

43:57 if I remember correctly there's something about the dye in the light brown lego bricks that makes them really brittle

Jimmy's processing time of the humor 5:22

20:47 spooky poopy

21:19 you're welcome.