You 57 year olds freshly introduced to the internet, when you link an O&A video, timestamp the fucking shit.

135 2016-05-30 by pabbenoy

PSA? I dont know, just do it though. You rednecks.

btw

You can just rightclick on the video and theres a button for timestamp on youtube

35 comments

35 I_Hate_Knickers 2016-05-30

Years young.

30 andycumiashow 2016-05-30

Patrice has a hilarious line about time stamping in this video.

18 TheTigerDriver 2016-05-30

I was so enraged by the lack of a timestamp, I forgot that was the joke for about 5 minutes.

5 sanfrancisco69er 2016-05-30

an even better one in this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zMuYvpKoVdQ

3 ChipChipperson2 2016-05-30

I don't think anyone would listen to 11 hours of show just to hear that

1 pabbenoy 2016-05-30

I was actually looking for the timestamp joke like a dope but then listened to some anyway. Patrice was fucking killing from the first 10 seconds he walked into the room.

Heres actually a timestamp of it though, Patrice was on fire for atleast a couple of mintues in a row there just giving Anthony a bashing over his stupid teeth(think he was at the dentist/surgery or something so was in some pain)

-3 hoogityboogitiesRIP 2016-05-30

when does the joke occur for us android folk?

5 CCRed95 2016-05-30

wow

1 MozgNet 2016-05-30

Patrice literally died before the internet, cmon man

12 [deleted] 2016-05-30

Tangential Query: Do any of you young, internet fags know a legitimate reason that timestamps don't work on mobile? Whatever the reason, it's inexcusably retarded. But still I want to learn!

Post Script: Hey, you fags are pretty alright.

7 Flamgirlant 2016-05-30

Do you have an iphone? It works fine on my android, but that is retarded that it doesn't work on some phones.

4 panjshirlion 2016-05-30

I think YouTube links automatically redirect to the mobile version when opened on a mobile device, and the time stamp data on the URL isn't appended to the new one.

Though that seems like a problem that would be fixed already been if that was it.

2 EnigmaticTortoise 2016-05-30

If it doesn't work, just use the t= part of the url to figure the time out, it's in seconds

1 Bick_Bickerson 2016-05-30

Can also do t=(x)m(y)s

1 [deleted] 2016-05-30

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1 MilliBotany 2016-05-30

Yep. (YouTube URL)?t=00h00m00s.

3 _IamNew2Reddit_ 2016-05-30

I just go to this site because I always forget that shit http://www.youtubetime.com/

Edit: Don't do this. I learned that you can simply right click.