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70 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
Never thought Tokyo would be one
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Magnitogorsk: "Am i a joke to you?"
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How do you not mention Tokyo!?
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I think Chelyabinsk in Russia might have some of its outskirts in Europe and other parts in Asia. If not, itâs certainly not far from the boundary.
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Loving thisđ
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And the Canary Islands??!!! đŽ
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Jack you should do a live stream trying to get 100k subscribers on a new account
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The reason there isnât a city in between north and South America in because there is a massive super dense rainforest on the border of Panama and it is almost impossible to live in safely
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Awesome keep it so awesome Jack these and so so neat man love the videos/ shorts and u do so good on these :D
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this was your most recent vid when i searched it up
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You could do DariĂŠn in Panama I think
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Dish Name: "The King Kong Jackapillar"
Ingredients:
2 cups of burnt spaghetti (overcooked and stuck together)
1 can of tuna packed in oil (drained but not rinsed)
1 cup of chunky peanut butter
1 jar of dill pickle relish
2 cups of cold, canned corn
1 cup of expired cottage cheese
1 cup of grape jelly
1/2 cup of sriracha sauce
1 cup of shredded coconut (sweetened)
1 bag of potato chips (crushed)
3 cups of day-old, soggy bread
A handful of gummy bears (for a dessert surprise)
1 bottle of ketchup (for drizzling)
Instructions:
Start with the Base: Layer the day-old, soggy bread in a large, deep dish to form the base of your tower.
First Layer: Spread the burnt spaghetti over the soggy bread, ensuring itâs lumpy and uneven.
Second Layer: Add a layer of cold, canned corn and tuna, mixing them together to create a gross paste.
Third Layer: Slather on the chunky peanut butter, creating a thick, sticky layer that doesnât blend in with the other ingredients.
Fourth Layer: Pour on the jar of dill pickle relish and top it with expired cottage cheese for a pungent twist.
Fifth Layer: Spread the grape jelly evenly over the mixture and drizzle with sriracha for an absurd kick.
Sixth Layer: Sprinkle the shredded coconut on top for a tropical, yet completely incompatible vibe.
Final Layer: Crush the potato chips and sprinkle them on top for a crunch that clashes with everything else.
Gummy Bear Surprise: Tuck gummy bears randomly throughout the layers for a baffling dessert element.
Garnish: Finish with a generous drizzle of ketchup across the top for that finishing touch.
Dish Name: "The Regret Tower"
Ingredients:
2 cups of burnt spaghetti (overcooked and stuck together)
1 can of tuna packed in oil (drained but not rinsed)
1 cup of chunky peanut butter
1 jar of dill pickle relish
2 cups of cold, canned corn
1 cup of expired cottage cheese
1 cup of grape jelly
1/2 cup of sriracha sauce
1 cup of shredded coconut (sweetened)
1 bag of potato chips (crushed)
3 cups of day-old, soggy bread
A handful of gummy bears (for a dessert surprise)
1 bottle of ketchup (for drizzling)
Instructions:
Start with the Base: Layer the day-old, soggy bread in a large, deep dish to form the base of your tower.
First Layer: Spread the burnt spaghetti over the soggy bread, ensuring itâs lumpy and uneven.
Second Layer: Add a layer of cold, canned corn and tuna, mixing them together to create a gross paste.
Third Layer: Slather on the chunky peanut butter, creating a thick, sticky layer that doesnât blend in with the other ingredients.
Fourth Layer: Pour on the jar of dill pickle relish and top it with expired cottage cheese for a pungent twist.
Fifth Layer: Spread the grape jelly evenly over the mixture and drizzle with sriracha for an absurd kick.
Sixth Layer: Sprinkle the shredded coconut on top for a tropical, yet completely incompatible vibe.
Final Layer: Crush the potato chips and sprinkle them on top for a crunch that clashes with everything else.
Gummy Bear Surprise: Tuck gummy bears randomly throughout the layers for a baffling dessert element.
Garnish: Finish with a generous drizzle of ketchup across the top for that finishing touch.
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Ăanakkale
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I also thought it's just Istanbul
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Ive been to AlmerĂa
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Thatâs interesting Jack
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Where is Panama City?
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Sorry to correct the video is about cities not a rock in the middle of the sea Alboran is to small to consider it a city there only live 5 persons i hope you understand
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Fun Fact:Istanbul was formerly known as Constantinople
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@LightBlueBackground
2 months ago
Jack: "A lot of continents like Oceania don't have any trans-continental cities."
Tokyo: "Am i a joke to you?"
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