Mighty jingles

Howdy, folks! Known for his catchphrases, humorous commentary and tendency to snark at the stupidity of some players, he's amassed aroundmighty jingles, subscribers and over million views on his channel. He's expressed surprise at just how popular he's become - one visit to an event at the Bovington Tank Museum became an impromptu and very extended meet and greet as mighty jingles of people queued up to say hello and have photos taken with him.

In , he started a channel on YouTube , in which he primarily shares Let's Play video game commentaries on various games. As of November , The Mighty Jingles has over , subscribers. Paul Charlton was born in Newcastle upon Tyne , England. His father was a Paratrooper who had separated from his mother in , and later died while serving in the French Foreign Legion. After a year there, his parents moved to Swaziland.

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Mighty jingles Space. Several of his World of Tanks and World of Warships videos will have players attempting to do this when finding themselves in unfavorable situations.

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The Mighty Jingles! It is a name that reverberates through the Internet and strikes fear into the hearts of his opponents. Awhile back, Matt Richardson , a frequent contributor to ArmchairGeneral. After making sure our horses were safely locked up, we gave Matt the go-ahead. The ArmchairGeneral portion of his email interview appears below. The rest of his interview with the Mighty Jingles can be read at Ritalingamer. Many thanks to Paul for taking time to participate in this extensive interview. Can you summarize your early life?

Mighty jingles

Howdy, folks! Known for his catchphrases, humorous commentary and tendency to snark at the stupidity of some players, he's amassed around , subscribers and over million views on his channel. He's expressed surprise at just how popular he's become - one visit to an event at the Bovington Tank Museum became an impromptu and very extended meet and greet as hundreds of people queued up to say hello and have photos taken with him.

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He occasionally changes his Wargaming username because of this, but since those names are always references to things he likes there will invariably be fans who recognize him even before his next replay airs with the new in-game name. From the inside. You can find his channel here - [1]. The Daily Bounce. The Mighty Jingles. Show Spoilers. He often describes his skills at playing the games he covers as being those of a "dirty, scrub-lord, noob". Best kind of buttsex! Retrieved 31 March As of Patch 0. Hidden category: Use dmy dates from January Howdy, folks! The third Seamoth was nearly eaten by angry Bonesharks, then nearly smashed to pieces by a ghost Leviathan and narrowly avoided drawing the extremely unwanted attention of a nearby Crabsquid. Tools Tools.

This man kept me in WoT. Him and Circonefexes.

The player was having a decent match, if dealing with absolutely befuddling damage rolls courtesy of the RNG mockingly giving him high damage over penetrations, but low or no damage Module damage only penetrating hits. Department of Redundancy Department : Jingles has a habit of explaining the same things twice in one video. First added into the squad as his nickname implies, purely to take the blame when things inevitably went wrong, he's received more praise as the campaign has progressed. Cluster F-Bomb : Can occasionally let loose with these when particularly incensed, such as when he's had an exceptionally bad streak of disastrous matches in War Thunder or World of Tanks. A particular target of his snark are battleship drivers in World of Warships who constantly steam in straight lines and thus eat full spreads of torpedoes. Another time, because he was making a series of long range jumps, had stripped down the ship to its bare basics. The Daily Bounce. Go faster, go faster, go faster His Twitch channel can be found here - [4]. Several of his World of Tanks and World of Warships videos will have players attempting to do this when finding themselves in unfavorable situations. The most amusing part is that this isn't the first Seamoth he's lost either. As demonstrated twice by Rita and explained by Jingles in this video. A clear loss.