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Foil shows that he cares With beer, quiz, and drunk stories - And 'staches of course. Much laughter from me! Those beers all sound delicious, And so does your song.

selkie

Love watching those back! Foil is such an organised host, Arms is actually so good at guessing the Dutch words and Hog's messing is especially hilarious in this one! Love from the Netherlands!

Sleepy Cauliflower

Finally watched this this evening, having added it to my special save for a rainy day hoard/treasure trove, after listening to the podcast. Worth the wait! A fantastic stream, so well organised and executed. And all the extras that I didn't even know I'd missed - the expressions, the camera work, the impeccable timing. Gold. Genuine laughter and joy. I'm going to mention the song again. I don't even like the original version, but when you three sing it it makes me feel feelings. Hog's expression thinking about Foil's favourite letter to write 'Aw I might know this'. Arms: 'Don't say it cause I've got a second guess here.' That's some next level friendship. ❤

Emma W

Steadily making my way through the streams, I finally made it to this one. It was really funny hearing Foil (and Arms and Hog (Fog) to a lesser extent) botch the Dutch language! Even as a Dutchie I could hardly make out what you were saying :) And of course, lovely singing at the end!

I thought of this too, especially the chairs that Hog and Arms were in - I totally agree!

This was so much fun to watch. My favorite things were Foil's drunken story about being in an attic and needing help getting out and the song, which was just a total blast. Loved the camera work too, though - all that fabulous new equipment must be so much fun to play with! Thanks Foil for a wonderful live stream!

Great stream and no tech issues 🥳🥳 All your hard work paid off! Also great idea for the competition, went very smoothly.

Vicki

Most definitely!

Santa Claus comes from Sinterklaas. Gin comes from jenever If you write bluf wrong, like Bløf, then you have the name of a Dutch famous band. Cookie comes from koekje which means biscuit. When the Dutch still owned New Amsterdam (now NYC) Americans starting using some Dutch words. You can still see it in their streets: Harlem= Haarlem. Brooklyn comes from Breukelen. Arms, thanks for the waiting music. It is stuck in my head for a month now

Little Woot (wouter0612)

Gotcha.

Swe svart katt = musta kissa (means black cat in Finnish). Finnish musta kissa sounds like måste kissa (means have to pee in Swedish). Svart katt måste kissa/svart katt musta kissa is a language mix. Google is of no help when it comes to Finnish.

What does that mean? I tried to Google but only got ‘cat urinary problem’ results.

#FoilCares

Karen Russell

I make up my own ones in Swedish to make Finnish stick: svart katt måste kissa (musta kissa tarvitse pissa, Eng: black cat has to pee)

Can I put in a plea for Finnish idioms and Northern English idioms (though presumably the lads already have a backlog)?

Very entertaining stream. Hog looked sharp in his suit and the draw-on moustaches on Foil and Arms kept making me laugh, as did Foil commandeering the camera and his little asides to the viewers. Big thanks from this shareholder for the time taken to interact with the FAHns.

Believe it or not, but the idioms are a great introduction to the phonetics of the English language, because non-natives get to hear what sounds you transfer into foreign pronounciation out of habit. Aspirated H, difthongs and z. Finnish is one of the easiest languages to pronounce, you just pronouce it as it is written, even with the difthongs and äö. Thanks for a highly entertaining show.

Amazing and amusing as usual. Wonder what Thomas Delaney makes of the Thursday video?

This stream was a proof that #FoilCares! ❤️ You put so much effort into it and it was amazing on every level! 🤩 The fancy tech, the beer tasting, the antics, the games, the unrehearsed choir. Simply class, lads! 👌👏

Feel free on spending more of our patreon $$ on more comfortable furniture. I felt guilty watching while reclined in my very comfy lounge, while Arms and Hog were perched awkwardly like in a doctor's waiting room circa 1977.