DankPods - The Complete 3rd Season - 1/4

Was a pharmacist for a long time and I often ran into the earwax issue If you ever run into that issue, you want the docusate drops; they’re literally used in stool softeners too because they just make the wax soak up water, you’ll see some nasty stuff in the shower - but they work a treat after a few days and don’t irritate the shit out of the ear canal like peroxide analogues do

Dear Mr. Dank, I just want to tell you how happy it made me as an autistic person with a Lego special interest to watch you get excited over that Lego dinosaur going together. Your attitude towards this whole YouTube thing is infectiously optimistic, and your transparency about how you do things (and your insight into how audio works) has really inspired me. I'm gearing up to start my own YouTube channel thanks in large part to you. You're amazing.

34:43 I never thought the Sexy Speaker was capable of nugget killing! What an aftershow, rip I-Mate, it wishes it could've been a Craig.

absolutely love that we can also see the after show, some episodes really left me hanging..

Now we can have a marathon of a autralian man getting angry at mp3 players

I would kill to have an audio book voiced my Mr dank himself, I love listening to him talk about drums and stuff

I almost spat out my tea when Wade was having a meltdown over the calculator. His humour is pure gold.

I understand why he unlisted it but I'm happy the Stem player made it into the compilation

Ah the mighty skullcandy crushers, 1:00:11 , it’s as if they are laughing at us for desiring more bass.

Indeed dank. Content means the world to a lot of people. Thanks for posting the whole lot. Glad I get to fill the difficult evenings with after shows for like 2 weeks or something.

Bernard Purdie is a legend. He would play the venue I worked at in my early 20s and would always ask for soup that was too hot. It was terrible how few people would come out to see him play but it was a small town venue

every after show seesun thee paret uonee 10:17 - After Show - Talking about my drum heroes. 28:47 - After Show - The i-M8 46:08 - After Show - I build a Lego T Rex. 1:03:21 - After Show - The Sony DR-11. 1:20:25 - After Show - My Polaroid SX70 1:37:07 - After Show - Original Apple IEM's 1:57:07 - After Show - Wheels Magazine from 1978. 2:12:40 - After Show - It's Fronk Tiem. 2:34:29 - After Show - Deluxe Headphones 2:49:27 - After Show - The 1980's Apple II experience. 3:08:36 - After Show - Opening a brand new iPod Nano. 3:25:33 - After Show - The LipTunes.

Just for reference 2007 was right before the 2008 recession in the US that's why so many things are produced then, still ridding the high! This also started the transition to the digital dark ages of anime.

When you mentioned that there are many specific earplugs it reminded me that I own "partial" (?) earplugs. They only block some of the sound to help individuals who are sound or stimulation-sensitive like those with ASD (like me). I haven't used them to sleep but I do know they have gotten me through shopping through 2 holiday seasons lol.

Season 3: 15hrs 36smins 39s of amazing dankpods vids, nice

Love his vids but watching him format a bootleg MP3 player as HFS+ and then wonder why it gives Disk Errors drives me insane lol If you're reading this Wade they need to be formatted as either Fat32 or ExFat!

The shattered glass of the I-M8 brings me back to my middle/high school days when smart phones were still pretty new but widespread enough to be in the hands of dumb teenagers that didn't know how to look after electronics. As a result, it was incredibly common for kids to be walking around with screens that were just completely shattered. The phones still worked in most cases, they would just have ugly cracks across the face so everyone would just keep using them. It was so common that they'd compare how damaged their screens were able to get and continue functioning. I feel like phone screen repair places were also more common back then too. I don't know if this is still common and I don't see it anymore, or if they've made phone screens more durable, or if people have just finally caught on that they should be proactive about keeping their phone screen in one piece. Either way, interesting. High school isn't really something that I think about a lot, but it is interesting that it was the last time I can recall seeing someone using a phone with a cracked screen. Anyway, uh, thanks for that blast from the past? Man, its been almost ten years since I graduated.

Did we get free access to the juicy aftershows? Oh my gosh dank, youre spoiling us

My local TV station uses Bluetooth microphones when they interview someone. Sometimes you can barely understand what they are saying. How can they broadcast something that sounds so bad?

Love to sleep to these, your voice is soothing