Thanks for this. It never made much sense to me, but I never thought much about it either and your explanation works for me.

I've got a couple questions about this.

If the timestamp is off, how does the share link with timestamp work?

If I quit watching the video when an ad starts and then start watching it again, does it continue with the ad? I watch yt on my Samsung tv and it's an ad minefield, but it's kinda fun and easy to report the ads or quit the vid and start it again to avoid the ads. Id rather spend 30 seconds bouncing around menus than watching ads for stuff I don't use.

If it's injected video, can I just skip ahead like I do for sponsored content?

I'm a little late to this post but if I remember correctly, and for anyone who needs something to research, Tommy Chong drives hot wheels cars across women's breasts at the end of a good bad movie named Evil Bong (2006).

Her Story

Human Powered Spacecraft

Tacoma

The Park

Betrayer

The Walking Dead (Telltale 2012)

Swapper

Pony Island

The Corridor

Spirits of Xanadu

Pneuma: Breath of Life

Deadlight

Valley

The Signal From Tölva

Control

Unepic

Ghost 1.0

Limbo

Super Trench Attack

Year Walk

The Room

Incredibly gross that someone would wear it.

It's a play on the song titled "Eat, Sleep, Rave, Repeat" is a song by Fatboy Slim, Riva Starr and Beardyman.

A quick internet search will find that it's an old shirt, which makes sense with the song, has had numerous articles written about asshole wearing it, and apparently you can buy it on Amazon, but I didn't click that link.

Why does he think about trans people so much? Hmmm.

I have a geology joke, it rocks.

I loved The Host, especially the way it showed the monster without hiding it.

Don't confuse it with The Host (2013).

There is no way he could put on that shirt with those arms.

Threads? I completely forgot about Threads because this is the first time I've seen news about it since the week it launched. And I doom scroll Lemmy Everything every night.

Oh look, a clever advertisement for a TV show...

Kenshi. Take a look at it. You control people in a very active world, but you build settlements and mine iron, stone and copper and build things, and explore to get more research to build better things and improve your people so they can build even bigger and better things. Deep lore if you like that as well, but easy to ignore.