Post

LoadingReadyRun turns 23 today! Let us know your favourite video, stream, moment, or transcendent experience via the power of LRR! Then tune into Good Morning Moonbase in 1 hour where James and Ben will look through some of your posts!

35 reposts386 likes

I have to shout out all three series of “Not a Drop to Drink.” That campaign is an all-time classic, up there with Critical Role S1, “Shield of Tomorrow”, and TAZ’s “Balance” arc as the best Actual Play ever made. Also, I love the cH episodes of Graham drinking the ur-coffee and Cam painting minis.

Hot and Saucey to this day is the place I go when the darkness in my soul needs a kick in the head. It doesn't make everything better, but it gives me the push to get going in that direction.

Cropshot No. 236 The Missionary 2 - Still to this day the one two punch of Cam's "Jesus Christ!" and Andy's "Who?" floors me. I know it's coming and it still gets me.

While not the videos that brought me to Lrr, QWERPLINE is 101% the TRANSCENDANT experience that I keep rewatching/listening to over and over and over again. This unimitable radioshow has helped me through my darkest times and will keep doing so. Much love and Happy BIRTHDAY LRR!

I found LRR relatively late (it's been 10 years but still) so there's a lot of love for the older stuff which I understand. But honestly, Road Quest is the series I keep rewatching. (that was 8 years ago) ...holy fuck

I found you guys via sketches (z0mgiez via the now defunct browser add on StumbleUpon) and the spiritual successor to the sketches in the annualish CFU"T special is something I keep looking forward to

all of road quest the friday nights "time walking" episode ben roasting the lorwyn planeswalkers in DB10 the "powdered wigs vs. corpse paint" debate from panalysts wheeler desleeving his cards in the middle of a game in one of the Memes & Moxen streams

You all got me back into Magic, and I had the pleasure(?) of being a part of the Homelands draft with Graham one PAX East. Desert Bus has raised more money than I can comfortably conceive of. But even more than that, you all have created and helped maintain a genuinely kind community on the internet

I kinda lost track of you folks after your videos stopped appearing on the Penny Arcade site. Then very early in the pandini the Oops All Spokesman Crapload dropped and I've spent the last several years trying to catch up with everything I can.

Wow. Yeah. Ok. “Which of you eggs has been messing with the gender slider” And “You may now live Mas” Remain all time greats. Learning to fold a fitted sheet on desert bus. Erica gifting the sword to Jacob.

All of Roadquest, the latest garage sale contest with Olive, so many Pre-Prereleases, and too many other things to count!

I ended up technically discovering you guys 3 times over the years. When I first joined Youtube people kept uploading your videos on their channels. Next time was AVGN mentioning DBFH. Then finally I started playing MTG 2018 and a little while later I was looking up MTG content and found you again.

For the first time, I guess youtube stopped recommending me the videos and I think I forgot to check your site and I think Youtube stopped recommending me those vids. The second time, I looked up DBFH clips after AVGN's Desert Bus episode and the same thing happened where they stopped recomending.

It was when I mentioned that “Jar Jar pulls” during a stream (via twitch chat) and it got Graham so hard he was visibly flabbergasted and Ben had to back me up about the clone wars. Personally hilarious.

Late to the party but I love all the behind the scenes moonbase moves and the vlogs. It’s really cool seeing the people behind all the content and how it all “works” If I have to pick one, the last moon base move video the build out, Ben and James setting a record for ikea run.

I was actually thinking about it the other day. I use to think the first LRR content I saw was the Unskippable & Zero Punctuation crossover episodes, but I actually think I might of seen "Halo: The Future of Gaming" first when it listed in a post about EPIC 2014's anniversary at the time

The sketch that got me into LRR was The Bodypaint Problem, and it remains a favorite for its combination of brains, heart and absurdity. My wife and I still quote "EVERYTHING IS FINE" around the house at random times. Krog and Torg are the gift that keeps giving. The Home Show is sublime.

Watching Checkpoint with my wife is one of the most religiously observed routines in our household. QWERPLINE, Live, Panalysts, Jackbox streams and similar events hold a similar position, as did Road Quest and the last season of Friday Nights even though the missis doesn't play Magic.

But I don't think I could be without the let's nope. Its one of our fave shows and I love seeing how it's grown and changed over the years

A lot of the sketches were coming out while I was in college, including a bunch of the first batch of Friday nights. As I finished college, PPRs and LRLives being up on YouTube have been a great way to relax in the evening. Jackbox stream vods have been a staple of my weekdays when my wife…

… works evenings! Bylaw and Order and all of the Dice Friends streams are tour de forces of comedy that let me enjoy tabletop gaming that I often can’t sit down to do. I’ve kinda grown up with LRR, and a huge part of my sense of humor (and bringing This or That’s out for trivia) is because of yall!

Not sure why this is what's stuck with me but the Man Cooking Episode where Graham compares the Meatloaf to The Horta from Star Trek has stuck with me for years so much so that I'm going to try my best to get him to sign the card at a con sometime in the future.

Binging the entire back catalogue of Watch and Play close to a decade ago got me to laugh for the first time in months when I was in the middle of the worst depressive episode of my life. It was a small step in recovery, but it was the first step. Thank you for 23 years 🩵

Also I'm always happy to see my spider hanging out on screen. Mine's the smallest one with the mismatched eyes, I believe "Hop." 🕷️💜

How To Kill A Rock plus the last version 15-minute Whale improv sketch from that one Live were really good. Plus Wheeler playing MTGO Vintage Cube w/ Graham and getting bodied turn one by a Blightsteel. And just a lot of Wheeler in general honestly

I must have listened to all of qwerpline like 5 times. it helped me through some tough times and accompanied some good times as well

The best taped content you have is easily Road Quest, which was just such a lovely journey to follow, and the best live stream was the first time you folks played Glurp, which just fucking killed me dead

There are a thousand, but I'll go with something a little further down the list. Sidewalk Slam was such a fun podcast even though I hadn't cared about wrestling since I was a kid. The first and only Wrestlemania I watched from start to finish live was the direct result of the podcast.

It was either that, How to Talk Like a Pirate, or the lesser household gods that was my LRR gateway drug. The exact order blurs with...20 years in between, good lord.

Ben, you mentioned recently that your role as a host on streams stops you from being the funny guy sometimes. Know you're a really great host. Your energy is a beam of sunshine. I can't imagine having to remember all those boardgame rules. We'll done!

I found your stuff by being sent "Fun with microwaves" by email from someone lost to time. I love the sketch "The Couch"-featuring James Turner. It's the first time I remember thinking, whoa -not just silly goofs.

The entire evolution of the Creepy Doll, now sadly mostly lost to the Escapist binfire. The CHustle where you're all trapped in the basement with them is an all timer

CheckPoint's "Today!" intro is deeply embedded in my mind, and I think it subconsciously caused me to start outlining my anime crew's shows with a "TONIGHT!" message.

And of course more than anything, your North 100/Canadian Highlander content entertained me for years before touching the format and continues to inspire and motivate a robust CanLander community in my city with weeklies at multiple gamestores most every night of the week!

Still so strange to me that I have the same birthday as my favorite internet comedy troupe. And yes that is a perfectly normal thing to have a favorite one of.

Man, there are so many good ones. I’ve watched Road Quest so many times YouTube defaults to it 😂 and then there’s Commodore Hustle (my favorites being “Overwatched” and “Cleanse”) and CFUT is so funny I made all my friends watch it. I also love the Loading Times for moving moonbases.

Honestly, I think Magic the Gathering as a game peaked in the Unstable preprerelease with MaRo and Wedge, bringing Shahrazad from a shelf in the background into a game. Best not-in-game moment: when Graham untapped in season 9 of Friday Nights after his recovery, it filled me with gratitude and joy.

Being sick a whole week and binging everything LRR. Seeing old stuff and wondering who those people are I don't see anymore. Learning about Bill. But also learning how his memory is kept alive. That was an interesting rollercoaster of emotions while I was sick.

There's so much, but my highlights are: - The CFUT New Year's Countdown has so many great moments I can't just pick one. - Heather beating Grimm in the Archipelago stream. - The Spokesman Also, my brother and I regularly quote "The machine" and "It not perfect system" from different Crapshots

Only today, I felt a bit transcendent watching Graham's old stream of Final Fantasy 7. A powerful grip of familiar comfort just from hearing the menu sounds, like I could almost reach out and take hold of that long ago time. And I was never super into FF7, it was pure sympathetic nostalgia.

My introduction to LRR was Watch and Play, so I’m going with the introductory episode Prayer Warriors. Specifically the part where it swaps to the helicopter and we get Cam’s real laugh. 2nd place is the Skeal bit from a much later episode where we hear Ben just losing it off camera.

There's so fuckung many but as always when asked, I fucking freeze up and can't think of one. Just know that The Panalysts, Qwerpline and Road Quest are my comfort watches/listens when I'm having a bad day and they still cheer me up.

Some of my favorites: - Everything is Fine! - Eye Witness - Whole Story for Football - Son of a Bitch - The Missionary Crapshots - Ransom - CSI: CSI - Poker Before Dusk - Social Anxiety Fear Factor - Give In - Cruise Vacation - SPRING! (Part 1 of 16)

Friday Nights put you on my radar. lethal company streams are when you became the default channel for us. I’ve lauded a lot of your channels so here’s a new one: Talking Simulator is one of the best gaming focused channels you have. So many great games as art I’ve bought thanks to Cori and Cam

I loved the whole of Roadquest, such a fun series. Also any time a group joins the Let’s Nope boys to do a Dark Pictures anthology playthrough with Serge attempting to predict the jump scares.

So the classic “Everything is Fine” There are way too many crapshots I like. Anything from Qwerpline. Desert Bus in general. The big mid quiz every year. The Autumnal Rumble. Recently the Group Watch and Play was amazing. The Panalysts. Y’all put out a lot of good stuff ok?

My first introduction to LRR was the hot sauce video you folks did and seeing Paul disappear at "Temporal Patricide" will never not make me laugh till my stomach hurts. All these years later and I've watched damn near everything that you all have done. Thank you for all you do!

My wife and I bonded strongly over watching all kinds of LRR content over the years. We had our daughter last year and named her Victoria in no small part because of the positive energy you guys have brought to our lives.

"EVERYTHING IS FINE" has been baked so deeply into who I am as a person that surfaces again and again whether I want it to or not. A lot of my own writing and comedy have been heavily influenced by you, along with Terry Pratchett and Douglas Adams.

There's an old crapshot where James is handcuffed to the toilet, and Alex comes walking in singing "♫ Poops today, poops today ♫" then he sees James and switches to "poops... tomorrow?" and that still pops into my head regularly when I go to the bathroom.

There was this one time, when you filmed houses moving down the street in the middle of the night. I can't wait for part two, I figure this is the year!

Graham literally changed the course of my life. The man's a hero as far as I'm concerned. All he did was show kindness and empathy to a stranger on the Internet. He didn't know that stranger was contemplating ending themselves at the time but he treated them like a human.

I can't for the life of me find it, but what's been on my mind lately is a crapshot where @unarmedoracle.bsky.social comes rushing from off screen "holy shit" then returns with a fire hydrant "bathromm is on fire" might be the funniest line and delivery I've ever seen

There's too many so I just want to heap praise upon the genius who wrote the line "of prizes nobellin'" because I still think about it a lot. It is exquisite.

Gangnam Hell was hilarious and broke me Spud is probably one of my favorite streams ever Beejdrops are hilarious For me personally the username saga (it's me username guy) Getting to meet some of you at cons and honestly, the community you've all built by being good genuine people

I wouldve said Friday Nights when i first stumbled onto you guys, but the QWERPline series is seriously some of the greatest comedy ive ever listened to. Goon Show levels of laughs from me for that show