Hearted Youtube comments on Fire of Learning (@Fireoflearning) channel.

  1. They'd be amazed by the technology and horrified by the architecture
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  2. Petition to make shrek the national animal of the world like to sign
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  3. "it is nothing, it is nothing" proceeds to be the main cause of world war one
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  4. “Hmm yes, this wine is quiet awful” “That’s soap, Charlemagne”
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  5. My favorite cryptid is my drunk dad at 3AM eating a whole block of cheese
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  6. I'll remember you when I establish my kingdom, storyteller.
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  7. "But everything changed when the German nation attacked"
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  8. Alternative title: “the American presidents: where are they now”
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  9. My surname in Latvian means “Oak leg”. Guess my ancestor was a pirate.
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  10. I don’t see how people can complain about this video. As an Englishman I commend the fact that an American has spent god knows how many hours to research this and create a video. This needs to be appreciated not picked apart. Thank you sir.
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  11. If you got transported back to medival times, unable to return. How could you make yourself a god amongst men, without being burned at the stake? It's a weird dream I have.
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  12. Kia, a deadly car
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  13. So hypothetically , in1000 years 80% of all americans would be descends of Charlie Sheen.
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  14. So sad that in the US, the history channel just shows Ancient Aliens and Pawn Stars. While TLC (used to be known long ago as The Learning Channel) is nothing but modern day FREAK shows. YouTube and YouTubers like your self are the last bastions of what is R E A L H I S T O R Y! EVERYONE should learn and know this stuff! Doesn't matter where you live. This is not just European history. It's the history of the world and the human race! Please, I beg of you, don't stop! Keep the real fire of Knowledge burning bright on YouTube!
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  15. Every time I go to america someone asks me where I'm from, I say Jersey and they respond "you don't sound american" and then I have to ramble on about a tiny island no-ones ever heard of outside of the UK
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  16. "Technically 5 emperors, sorry Julius." Way to stab my man in the back! Geez!
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  17. I can just imagine Cato's reaction to nukes. Slaps roof of ICBM This bad boy can Delenda so much Carthago!
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  18. Thought I was named after a French king... turns out I was named after the hobo who lives down the street that my parents found slightly amusing ..
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  19. I knew a man who had the family name of Brown, but he was so boring he changed it to Beige.
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  20. I never thought that I would reach a point in my life where I was watching YouTube videos discussing the history of Sweet Potatoes at 4am
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  21. I would definitely say that wild ”woodland strawberries” are far better tasting than cultivated strawberries. Just as with raspberries the wild ones are smaller but so much more flavorful.
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  22. They would probably wonder why Epstein didn’t kill himself.
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  23. It’s so freaky that on the 50th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, both John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, two important founding fathers, both Vice Presidents and Presidents, friends, colleagues, and political rivals, died. And that Adams’s last words were about Jefferson, while Jefferson’s last words were remarking on the date. How creepy!
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  24. "No Charlemagne, no! You can't just eat cheetos for breakfast!....Because they're not good for you, you need to eat real food....Well, we still eat them because they taste good....Whatever, c'mon, I gotta show you what a car is, we're going to McDonalds....No, it's a restaurant, not a farm....Well a restaurant is- nevermind, c'mon. There's food there....Well no, it's not healthy either, and neither is Wendy's. Or Burger King....Wow, we really don't eat very well do we?....No you can't get wine at McDonalds."
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  25. Cant wait for the video in 3019 where modern politicians have to be caught up on why East Coast City 1 exists instead of New England, and they all gawk at all the Xorblecks that have enslaved mankind with dark matter.
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  26. Teaching a Karen stoicism, that's almost a Monty Python sketch.
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  27. I would absolutely love to see an ancient man's face at the amount of cinnamon I put in a cup of hot chocolate...
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  28. Made in China in ancient times lol
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  29. My name means dweller of the marsh/bog/swamp. I’m basically Shrek
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  30. I really appreciate that this isn't clickbait like one of those "TOP 10 MYTHICAL CREATURES FROM HALLOW EARTH" it actually shows the them and doesn't use clickbait thumbnails and red circles
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  31. Thank you for the generous shoutout :D. Many people do get confused with ,which were the 1st and 2nd reichs. Aaaand then even more confused after learning what a feudal mess the H.R.E was.
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  32. I'd love to see a multi-part piece on mushrooms throughout history.
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  33. Imagine telling these children that they would one day be president of the United States.
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  34. "100% of Roman emperors died" Not true Julius, Augustus, Trajan, Marcus Aurelius, Diocletian and Constantine were seen alive some days ago in Rome.
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  35. I think i Got a stroke when i saw how the 2nd German empire was drawn
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  36. imagine living in that alternate universe where australia is swedish...
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  37. I LOVE Cryptid videos that are informative and NOT full of garbage sightings and obviously faked pictures and video. PLEASE do more of these in the future.
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  38. This guy is so underrated
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  39. So, if the Spongebob cartoon could be made 200 or 250 years ago, that sponge would be the richest chracter on the show behind King Neptune.
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  40. Prussia is actually 150% discipline, do your research.
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  41. I was somewhat hoping you’d include this statement, made by king Gustav III of Sweden at the time of the revolution: “It is such an interesting drama to see a nation create itself, that I – if I now had not been who I am – would go to America to follow up close every phase in the emergence of this new republic. – This perhaps is America's century. The new republic, which hardly has a population put together better than Rome had to begin with, may perhaps take advantage of Europe some day, in the same manner as Europe has taken advantage of America for two centuries. No matter what, I cannot help but admire their courage and enthusiastically appreciate their daring.”
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  42. "Your mother was a hamster, and your father smelt of eldeberries!"
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  43. my great grandmother hadn’t tried tomatoes until she was an adult, she immediately demanded her husband grow some which he kept up for the next 30 years :)
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  44. 5:30 Swans are gentle? Nah, theyre so aggressive that they could have ended the Viking Age single-handedly
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  45. "Here my king. I brought you this fruit. Every other one I brought rotted but this one is fine I think. Just eat it quickly and don't look at it too closely"
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  46. One thing we know for certain is that Julius Caesar would immediately get a hair transplant
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  47. Fun act John Tyler, the mostly forgotten 10th president, has a living grandson alive today. Not great grandson but regular grandson. The reason being that Tyler in his 80s or 90s slept with a much younger woman and had a son with her. That son did the exact same thing and had his own son at a very late age who is now himself elderly but alive nonetheless. America is young af. Theres also videos iv come across like voice recordings made in the 20s and 30s from old ex slaves and a 1950s talk show where an old man claimed that he was a child in fords theater and witnessed Lincoln's assassination
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  48. I think you're now on some watchlist from the FBI because you searched for this kind of information 😂
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  49. His real name was O Charlemagne he was irish
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  50. The Flatwoods monster is inexplicably popular in Japan
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  51. "From Alaska to New Zealand, the world breaks down." oh no we're not being ignored this time this isn't good
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  52. Constantinople: Gets Besieged The Byzantines: Aww shit, here we go again.
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  53. Fol: hey guys so welcome back there are some songs I'd like you to hear feel free to give your honest opinions. Constantine: you guys went to the moon? Fol: this first song is by a musical composer from the 16th century, we will work our way up to modern times slowly. Constantine: the moon? in the fucking sky???
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  54. I am from French Polynesia (Tahitian) and one of the many reasons why most of France’s former colonies decided to remain French is kinda simple: we simply see ourselves as French (I’m not just talking about citizenship but also in our hearts we are no different from Metropolitan French). Funny thing is a lot of people my age (early 20’s) go to Metropolitan France for their studies and when they come back many of my fellow Tahitians become Frenchier than Metropolitan French themselves, it’s hilarious ! Their accent changes (their R’s become guttural and they forget to pronounce the H), the way they speak French is better than most Metropolitans (not in a snobbish way), many of them drop beer for wine and many more funny examples. Tl;dr: we’re French.
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  55. I took Latin in Highschool and I always tell people I completely benefited from it... knowing root words, helps with reading unknown words a lot. and understanding context
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  56. One of the best things of living in Britain is how haunted and enchanted it all is ... everywhere you go has tales of ghosts, monsters, fairies and whatnot.
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  57. Every documentary should take notes from this. Not an homage, no focus on the documentarian, just plain, unadulterated information. A-Z and fully comprehensive in establishing the timeline. What a great job. I now want to watch it again and take notes myself as to what specifics I want to investigate further. Awesome job!
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  58. Don’t be fooled! 11 year old Teddy Roosevelt will still kick your ass.
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  59. Roman army vs nuclear weapons: "Quick! Form the testudo!"
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  60. Astronaut in space: "wait, it's ALL Ohio?!" His partner, draws a pistol: "always has been"
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  61. you say unbelievable but I'm literally about to trust everything you say without a second thought
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  62. A little known fact the major german city of Hamburg was named after the traditional American snack of the hamburger
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  63. A curious fact is that because of French Guyana, France's largest border is with Brazil, despite the latter being thousands of kilometers away from Paris.
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  64. “What are you gonna do? Stab me?”
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  65. Lvl 1 pleb Lvl 35 legionary Lvl 50 centurian Lvl 100 Definitely not a king
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  66. Welcome to the fall of rome. Where everyone claims to be you successor
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  67. Mummy have cinnamon in them? I guess that makes them a cinnamon roll
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  68. George Washington vibing is something that I didn't know that I needed in my life.
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  69. the fact that I'm watching this while drinking coffee
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  70. Carter just keeps on going. At this point I'm not sure he can die.
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  71. The true question is... Who was the first Holy Roman Emperor? This guy or Otto the First?
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  72. New Video Ideas: The Last Words of Every Pope
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  73. Just flipped my chicken fingers in the oven. Got me a drink. Looong week of work and whatnot. Got the doc ready to go. Best way to unwind on a Friday night.
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  74. As an avid fan of Byzantine history, I can safely say this is - without question - the best non-corperate made/funded documentary on the Byzantine Empire, even surpassing many of the aforementioned in its nuance, lack of biased interpretations, ease of understanding without forgoing the innate complexity of the matter, and overall a healthy amount of data presented to support assertions put forward and the general picture(s) of the world at the time. This is some great fucking work man, keep it up. I'm super excited for the next video. Videos like these are why I'm so happy YouTube and its creators exist.
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  75. I wonder how they'd react to the fact that people tend to gain weight during the winter
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  76. You fill a void in me created by ancient aliens and pawn stars.
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  77. “Brown means brown” That really clears it up... thanks 🤦🏼‍♂️
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  78. Ah yes I do remember the historical figure, Lord Chad of House Chadson. A classic story.
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  79. So the Antonine Plague was the Pox Romana?
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  80. "mm yummy burger" -Benjamin Franklin at McDonalds
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  81. I think the problem with trying to find evidence of Norse settlement is that the obvious places to settle along the North American coastline were probably also occupied by later settlers so that the remnants are buried beneath subsequent layers of occupation.
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  82. In my childhood, Dad was big on native edibles. Our camping trips involved us learning the edibles around us and we'd gather salad for dinner. Among the faves was the wild strawberry. Little, puckery, strong flavored, but so awesome. Watercress, wild onions, various greens, berries and whatever else ended up as salad. Wasn't a bad way to be raised.
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  83. Marcus Aurelius: I like to engage battles with Germans and slaughter their armies, but in between I write my philosophy about happiness, life, and the importance of love.
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  84. This summary is much better than other videos that keeps interjecting jokes and meaningless trivia.
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  85. I’d definitely suggest reading “The Royalist Revolution” by Eric Nelson. He provides a lot of evidence on the founding fathers and their ideas… they were not as anti-monarchical as we are taught today.
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  86. I didn't think we'd be covered at all. Australia is normally left in the gutter for "more interesting places" so thanks :)
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  87. I love that you add that sound effect when a text segment appears on screen. Sometimes I have this on while I do dishes, or other chores, and it alerts me so I know to look instead of just listening! I wish more channels would do that! Thank you!
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  88. The virgin politics video VS the Chad History of Watermelons video.
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  89. I have a guy who can hook you up with a time machine only $399
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  90. Oh man, I love cryptids. I used to have a whole stickerbook full of these guys.
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  91. You mean history of Rome part 3
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  92. You forgot the part where Theseus messes up and forgets to change the sails on his ship which causes his father Aegeus to jump into the ocean and kill himself out of grief, and the Greeks remembering his death by naming the sea after him--the Aegean
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  93. “Yup let’s upload my most wanted video at 1 AM”
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  94. I'm getting secondhand anxiety listening to your depictions of Karen at the grocery store. Too real man
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  95. "I love the smell of greek fire in the morning" -some greek seaman probably
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  96. Excellent content! As a German who is pretty familiar with history, I certainly do approve the content. In most foreign documentaries some details are always wrong, not the case here. Thanks for your work!
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  97. Trajan in a cop car? Constantine mugshot? SUBSCRIBED
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  98. 5:41 I'm surprised he didn't die of radiation poisoning considering how many times hes nuked me in civ
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  99. Florida is actually named after Flo Rida the famous rapper.
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  100. One of the few surviving channels with soul on youtube
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  101. F
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  102. My granddad still refers to himself as "a Roman" .
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  103. "Some say that the sweet potato could have spread by natural, nonhuman means." "Are you suggesting that sweet potatoes migrate?" "It could grip it by the husk." "It's not a question of where he grips it!"
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  104. So a guy saw what he thought was a bear, in the middle of the night, in the dark, and decided to go within 8' of it. Because that's what you do when its the middle of the night and you think there's a bear outside.
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  105. This is perhaps the best-- and most evenhanded-- retelling of this case. Excellent work.
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  106. Modern decentralized principalities would be a real trip.
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  107. I demand this day to become an international holiday. Just for the name.
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  108. Then they'd tell us not to try it
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  109. My mother's grandparents came from Ireland to America around 120 years ago. They all celebrated Michealmas with a huge dinner. I had forgotten the date but I remember we had Michealmas dinner part way between the first day of school and Halloween. We had roast duck stuffed with a dressing that included raspberries and a number of other dishes and deserts. We stopped the tradition when the last of my great grandparents died in the 1960's. I had completely forgotten about it until I happened upon this video. I always wondered what that holiday was about. I recall it was the only day of the year we ever ate duck and raspberry stuffing. It was also the only day my great grandfather every got totally falling down drunk. Normally he could hold his liquor and a lot of it but on that day he had to be carried to bed. This video has given me some insight into my family's past. Thanks for posting.
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  110. Hi Justin! Spanish speaker here. The correct name for the creature is “El Chupacabras”. That might sound like you are referring to several goat suckers, but the plural is actually added to the word not in reference to the creature, but in reference to the action. It didn’t suck ONE goat but several. So the plural: Cabras 🐐 will get added at the end of the word. The translation is the same however.
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  111. The deep jungle almost scares me as much as the deep ocean. It's the same vibe as being way too out of your depth in a place you have no business being in and being at the total mercy of the Earth. Animals that you've never encountered before at every corner, the fear of not knowing what is going on around you because it's just too dense to see anything properly for more than a few feet. I can't tell which is worse, On one hand, you drown in the water and there could be Sharks or Krakens or some shit down there in the ocean, but on the other hand spiders, lots and lots of spiders.
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  112. Thank you for not wasting over an hour of my time with squishy thinking and nonsense regarding Skinwalker Ranch. Your treatment is impressively thorough, and based on honest examination of the history and claims -- an approach I find frustratingly rare these days. This satisfied my search for information that did not assume prior knowledge and conclusions, and you have gained my respect with your eventual focus on the question of evidence. Liked and subscribed with gratitude.
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  113. Excellent work. No dead-weight here, just a well-paced stream of info at the right level of detail (for me) and with useful graphics. Watched from start to finish.
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  114. I'm a history student who's also English. Bang on video very accurate
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  115. I've actually thought about this before. It's interesting to think that in this present moment we believe everything will remain the same forever but, in actuality, we're just another page in a future history book, who knows what's going to happen to human civilisation 100+ years from now. I mean think about a Roman living during the "pax romana", the empire is at an all time high, they'd believe that civilisation has no where to go but up, however, in less than a few hundred years Rome collapses and the dark ages emerge. You can imagine that a Roman might assume that nothing could possibly go wrong but it's the small errors that are made in the present moment that build up over time until everything comes crumbling down. On the upside, thank you for another great video Justin.
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  116. Dude, we're supposed to have a bonfire in a few days and I'm considering sharing this video as a little campfire story. Thanks for posting.
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  117. Eggplant is berries and tomato is berries so eggplant parmesan is just berries and cream
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  118. I hope second part of the video will not end in 476 AD and will continue until 1453.
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  119. Only an hour? Nah man we need to expand this even MORE!
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  120. "One does not simply walk into Constantinople" i see what you did there
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  121. My ex girlfriend would have been a great pretorian
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  122. "what made him Great" his outfit, it's awesome
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  123. As a Cuban of Spanish descent, I've watched this twice already. Amazing work, friend.
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  124. You're the first other person I've seen who actually addresses the fact that Voltaires quote was in the 18th century. That meaning that his quote was relevant only in the later half of the HREs existence.
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  125. Man, I just love the way that you cover paranormal type stuff, you seriously have the most well rounded and reasonable takes that I ever see on these kinds of subjects. I completely agree with what you said at the end about how people need to be careful to be neither pseudoscientists, nor pseudoskeptics.
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  126. Yes, finally the quality fruit content we need
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  127. Enjoyed doing this collab with you. So what do people think about the way the US buries its presidents vs the way the UK (in more recent centuries) buries its monarchs? Any interesting differences to note?
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  128. The big papa of Europe
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  129. Why I Have The Name I Do: 1. I'm a Duck
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  130. "Ah, I'll watch Fire of learning" - Me with 7 minutes left to live.
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  131. Napoleon's last word was "...Joséphine." That's so touching.😢
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  132. Im curious about the history of Mangos. They are huge in India and South America so Im dying to learn more. Loved Strawberries History
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  133. According to some sources, when the arabs tried to douse the Greek Fire with water, it caused the flames to grow even bigger and hotter, like trying to douse an oil fire with water in the kitchen. This so terrified the arabs that they called it the flames of hell.
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  134. Seriously, this is one of my favorite channels on all of YouTube. Everything is so informational, and doesn’t skip over any crucial information, and even goes into the more obscure topics. I’ve even recommended your videos to my history teacher, hoping that she’d show the students these videos. Keep up with the amazing work, and I can’t wait for what comes next. 😄
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  135. Man, the way you devalue our sacrifices during the Great Emu War, I thought you better than this. We only barely survived, without reinforcements of fresh troops from the East, Adelaide may have fallen to their swift armoured push to the south. Lest we forget
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  136. So if Latin is not quite a dead language...... is it an undead language??😱
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  137. I was disappointed to the lack of discussion of the medieval British knights and king, who traversed the lands, banging coconuts together.
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  138. 2:02 He was 17 yo in that photo?, Holy shit!, he looks like freaking 40 years old.
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  139. Everything on the internet is wrong- Atilla the Hun
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  140. I am Australian. If anyone knew back then what is known now Western Australia would be colonised in a heartbeat. The area shown on your maps undoubtedly has the richest iron ore deposits in the world. Not to mention massive gold and uranium resources. I guess back then they were more interested in agricultural resources and from the coast I do admit that the west doesn't look overly interesting. But things are not as they looked. I don't know where we stand as the biggest wheat exporters in the world but it's definitely in the top dozen countries, and the vast majority of those exports come from Western Australia. Per capita WA (Western Australia) punches massively above its weight on the world stage...BTW I live on the eastern side so this isn't a totally unbiased view!
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  141. Today I learned that Katherin the Great coexisted with Frederick the Great, Maria Theresia and the American Revolution.
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  142. "70% of quotes on the internet are made up" - George Washington
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  143. I'm loving the variety lately. Sometimes we get cryptids, sometimes we get traditional history, sometimes we get food. It's all great.
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  144. So, the Boston "Massacre" was actually the first instance of "Fake News".
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  145. I can’t even imagine the sheer depths of research behind this video series. You’ve done an amazing job here. Keep up the good work. Would love to see Norwegian histories from you soon
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  146. “Vulgar Latin” A Roman aristocrat would approve of the modern interpretation of that word
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  147. I had a dream but it got a Copyright Violation.
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  148. Man, I’m 5’11”… if these Romans met me, they’d be around 6-7inches shorter. I don’t quite know how they’d react to that.. might think that I was one of those ‘Barbarians’ they always seemed to be fighting XD
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  149. Nothing like dinner and a beer with this in the background.
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  150. In the Top 5 most underrated YouTube channels
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  151. This video is gonna be reuploaded as many times as there were Louis’
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  152. Oh my goodness, I remember reading about this in old dusty library books when I was a kid...those sketches freaked me out fiercely, so i had to stare at them SO MUCH lol. Thank you for being one of the very few youtubers who somehow generates consistently creative and interesting content that hasn't already been done a hundred times or more. Love your stuff, this was awesome 👌
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  153. So glad i found this channel, ive always loved history, it has the most interesting characters, plot lines, greatest thinkers, selfless or violent individuals, all its worthy of our attention, whether it inspires us or terrifies us.
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  154. Wow I never knew cinnamon had such fascinating history
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  155. Thank you for producing something about Skinwalker Ranch that I'm not embarrassed to watch. Those of us who've experienced anomalous, inexplicable events are perhaps more curious than folks who haven't. On the other hand, finding information not churned out by woo believers or close-minded skeptics. It's frustrating. Glad to discover your channel, too. Subbed.
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  156. "He was a vile, lying, cheating, manipulative scoundrel who played tricks on people, stole from them, and was otherwise a burden to society." Ah, so you've met my ex. 🎃
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  157. So Simon didn't say, he listened
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  158. Were there fans of Asian culture in ancient Rome? If so, were they called "viabvv"?
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  159. You should do history of an idea like civil engineering,science,warfare or music
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  160. The earliest dream I can remember is SpongeBob chasing me down the motorway in an attack helicopter, I don't quite understand why my brain was trying to prepare me for that
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  161. If only our dreams can bring back the Byzantine Empire.
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  162. These videos are sadly underrated, making history enjoyable to understand is a hard thing to do.
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  163. Horses trudding over the interstate highway would look very very weird
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  164. Justin my brother, you need to come along more often and blow air with your videos to keep this Fire Of Learning burning within us.
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  165. This is one of the most thorough and comprehensive dissections of "Halloween" ever. If someone was trying to gather info for writing a paper on Halloween origins, they'd do well to begin with this video. Thanks!
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  166. Julius Caesar found the britons to be 'weany, weedy, and weaky'. Fun old joke from the book 1066 and all that
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  167. Viva España!! 🇪🇸
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  168. O'boy... 57 minutes... but it's in the middle of the night... and the first day of School is tomorrow... crap... i'll take the video...
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  169. He predicted the 08 crash on his dying breath
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  170. Synchronicity - this was downloaded on January 21st 2020 - the anniversary of Louis XVI execution.
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  171. You should do this sort of stuff more often.
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  172. This is a Scenario that needs much more development and a TV show or something
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  173. Just a fun fact In portuguese, “minhocão” can be translate to “big worm” because “minhoca” is worm, and the end “ão” means “big” So, many words with the end “ao” is just the “big” version, like: Carro = car Carrão = big car Anyway, great video, I’m a brazilian and I didn’t know many of the creatures you say in the video
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  174. Roses are red, violets are blue, I dropped everything, for Spain part two.
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  175. Happy birthday Rome!
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  176. In Eritrea Arch Angel Micheal’s feast day is a major Holliday in which ever village and cities he is the patron saint of, same thing with the Virgin Mary who’s feast day is widely cerebrated. I think the reason why these feast days were treated as national holidays is because they the patron Saint of a lot of churches, cities and villages though anything regarding the Theotokos is always widely celebrated though the church. Another interesting fun fact is that in counties such as Greece someone’s patron saint’s feast day is celebrated in a similar manner of a birthday called their name day
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  177. Probably won’t see this but if you ever make another food related history video I think I’d be cool to go over American foods that were brought over to the old world during the columbian exchange and their impact on the worlds diets.
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  178. How the first person came to harvest and consume cinnamon would probably be the story of a lunatic. It’s fascinating how so many ancient things we take for granted have such a crazy history. Great video, very interesting.
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  179. Because Alexander the Great settled that area with Greeks all the way to Afghanistan
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  180. God bless you and may your mustache grow like brushwood.
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  181. The Last Kingdom reference was spot on.
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  182. Growing in the Anglican Church, I have actually celebrated Michaelmas before, though we called it the Feast of St Michael. There was the usually food, merriment and blackberries, but we also set up a wooden board with a picture of the devil on it and threw fruit and hand axes at it. It was fun.
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  183. This is the most inclusive, complete compilation of Christmas that I have ever experienced. Incredibly well researched from excellent source material! Well done! Better than some college professors I've had.
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  184. lmao, I was reading "Between Two Fires" last night (great horror book, btw), and the narration mentioned Michaelmas in passing. I made a mental note to investigate what was that, and lo and behold. Thanks man, really.
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  185. My name was choosen by my mother bc of a dream she had about the tale of Daniel and the Lions
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  186. Arise, children of the Internet, Fire of Learning upload has arrived!
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  187. 5:02 I hear Yanny...
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  188. Fire of Learning you're a tank, bro. This was great, basically nothing else like this on Germany on Youtube. If we're voting, I'd like to see a video on Scotland.
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  189. 2 years late but just wanted to say that this was a fantastic video. I’ve always been interested in the dark ages and this video managed to expertly condense the onset of this period right through to the emergence of the Renaissance and I learnt a hell of a lot throughout it. It’s channels like this that help to keep history alive and relevant today.
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  190. Please do an informative layout of the Crusades, either individually of all eight as a whole.
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  191. There's something really striking about pictures of all these great influential men as young and inexperienced boys, accompanied with their eventual causes of death.
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  192. Pineapples are all over the place in Charleston, SC on the historic homes. I never knew all this about them. People said there they were a symbol of hospitality because back in the day if someone was having a party they would put a pineapple out. They never went in to detail about why that was, thank you. Very interesting.
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  193. As a Spaniard im really happy you took the time to made this, also as a history enthusiast and video producer !!! THANK YOU !!!
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  194. I don't know why, but the bit where the little bugger is peeking through their window at night is the scariest part of the whole encounter for me. Not the hair grabbing, not the floating, but that! I was so freaked out the first time I heard this story that I had to close the blinds firmly shut before going to bed, lol. Great job with the video!
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  195. What do you use to fix a broken jack o lantern? A pumpkin patch! Why was Cinderella so bad at sports? Because she had a pumpkin for a coach!
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  196. Funny, I never took you as a fan of Rome
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  197. I feel like I’m obliged to subscribe after I’ve been taught a valuable lesson on my favourite fruit
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  198. I appreciate that you featured the Wendigo! I grew up in New Mexico, and there was a night where me and my friends saw something that looked earily similar to the classic Wendigo description. Whenever we talked about it at school too, friends would say that it sounded like a Wendigo. Super scary incident and we were all just glad we weren't alone when we saw it!
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  199. I greatly appreciate your fair, dispassionate analysis of the case and the data surrounding it. At no point did I detect bias or prejudice, and that is the mark of the difficult work as done by a professional. Bravo.
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  200. My name is Marcus and yeah this is corny but if I have kids I'm thinking of giving them roman inspired names like maximillian
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  201. Oui, j’aime manger la piscine a demain
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  202. Glad you mentioned that what are called "yams" in U.S. grocery stores are actually sweet potatoes. I've had a hard time convincing people of that.
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  203. If you have a uncommon surname, it is much easier to trace your family.
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  204. Here i thought i was going to bed but no, my main man fire of learning has to post a late night video preventing me much needed rest. Well played fire of learning... Well played.
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  205. Fantastic video. I've been dying for a long drawn out documentary of the history of Germany. Thank you for your excellent work
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  206. Best History channel on youtube.
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  207. As a Duck my sadness is immeasurable and my day is ruined for my kind is not highly thought of in the Animal Kingdom
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  208. "insert peanut butter into mouth to operate The Netherlands"
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  209. I'm about nine minutes in, and loving the amount of detail you're going into here. I've been interested in UFOs for over twenty years at this point, so this is a story I've heard multiple times, of course, but it's been a while. Always nice to get a good, solid refresher course like this.
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  210. I am kindof in a way named after the Bulgarian/Russian/Slavic name of saint Michael which is Mihail. And in Bulgaria we have "name days" in which we celebrate everyone who shares a certain name usually of some saint, like Michael day, Geaorge day, Yordan day, ect, except all of the Bulgarian/Slavic versions of the names.
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  211. Always with the glowing eyes.
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  212. Well, this sure sounds like an optimistic video
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  213. Until 1844 Latin was the official language of Hungary. Doesn't mean people were talking it per se, but it's still an interesting fact.
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  214. I love these documentaries. Interesting, and full of great writing!
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  215. Bruh imagine just doing jagerbombs with Charlemagne.
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  216. Variety is the spice of history videos. Food, countries, supernatural creatures. You could do a video on the history of the sock and I would probably be fascinated by it.
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  217. Coffee originated in Ethiopia and was spread to the world by Somali merchants who exported the coffee to the ottoman ruled yemen, Egypt etc through the Somali coastal cities of Zeila and Berbera
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  218. I had heard that Charles Dickens almost singlehandedly revived Christmas celebrations by writing "A Christmas Carol". I guess Michaelmas didn't receive the same pop culture attention.
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  219. If you're ever in Chicago i'd love to buy you a beer and talk history.
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  220. I love learning about the Spanish empire. But it’s hard to find videos the are intriguing and interesting to me. But your content is really good!
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  221. Goddamn it, who would've thought that a video about frickin fruits and vegtibles can be so informative and fun to watch? You are an absolute legend Justin
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  222. I am loving this series,an element of history I never even have much thought to and now I’m fascinated by it
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  223. If this also turns into a space documentary channel, this will become my favorite channel of all time. Don't tempt me like this, Justin! I can't take it!
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  224. Liked just for Chad ⚡⚡⚡
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  225. i am from the philippines a former spanish colony, thank you for enlightening us about the spanish empire
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  226. 8:38 THE HOLY HAND GRENADE OF ANTIOCH!
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  227. My great grandmother who was born around 1865, thought they were poisonous. My great grandfather would go next door to their Italian neighbor and eat all kinds of tomatoes and foods with tomatoes and she always was worried he would die...and of course he never did.
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  228. Will there be a documentary about the Etruscans? 😁 Aztecs, Incas, Summerians, Elamites, Assyrians, and very old cultures.
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  229. Now, these are the Fire of Learning uploads I truly can never wait for!
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  230. 45:40 its almost hilarious how accurate Bismark was of WW I
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  231. More how would ... react to our world
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  232. My great grandmother didn't speak a word of English, only Irish but moved to America, learned English then came back to Ireland and had my grandad
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  233. 50 State Capital Name Meanings!
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  234. I saw my name but I still need a part 2 bro. I have freinds
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  235. How did the Roman Kingdom end? When Brutus killed the person in charge. How did the Roman Republic end? When Brutus killed the person in charge. Who was the first Roman Ruler? Romulus. Who was the first Roman Emperor? Augustus. Who was the last Roman Ruler/Emperor? Romulus Augustus. Who founded the Eastern Capital? Constantine. Who lost the Eastern Capital? Constantine Augustus. What was the Eastern Capital? Constantinople. When did Ancient Times end? When the Roman Empire ended. When did Medieval Times end? When the Roman Empire ended. What is the empire called? Rome. What is it's capital? Rome. When was a Rome founded? 753 BCE When did Rome lose the city of Rome for the second time? 753 AD When did the Roman Empire fall? 1453 and someone managed to make a one hour documentary.
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  236. Really embarrassed that as an Australian I didn't know about the potential that we could have had Swedish history. Even the scale of French interest wasn't what I thought it was. Great video, really enjoyed it.
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  237. Northern Europeans: dont eat tomatoes they’re night shade Also Northern Europeans: have a population that is entirely dependent on the potato
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  238. It is both a blessing and a curse that I came across this video after watching "The Last Kingdom". Now all I can imagine is David Dawson's King Alfred in New York, wondering what on earth happened to Old York and how we've managed to have so few Danes but so many heathens
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  239. Fun fact: my town's patron saint is Michael, so around every Michaelmas all work stops and we take three days to celebrate with a street theatre competition: the four wards of the city each creates a play and the floats during the year, then they parade and tell a story based on historical events from the town or nearby places. Also the school I went to (which weirdly enough wasn't related to my town) also celebrated Michaelmas with so-called "tests of courage" (small games/challenges for the kids to overcome) that were supposed to mimic Michael's story in a way...they were tons of fun!
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  240. Holy crap man, how do you make documentaries so quickly?! It’s like you have an entire crew or something
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  241. I was looking for somthing to quench my boredom
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  242. Duuuude. You should definitely cover ALL European Countries then after that do a separate "History of Europe" video to follow up on all of it !!!! That'd be DOPE bro. & I haven't seen Nobody come close to doing that especially the way you do it. But ESPECIALLY Denmark , Norway , Sweden , Austria & The Netherlands !!!!! I want to see YOU do those Countries. You'd do them properly but if you just look around there's Not Many good Historical Videos on those Countries like there is for Germany , or Britain ETC.
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  243. This is by far the best explanation of our history I've seen yet on youtube. Well done.
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  244. Can’t believe Germany pt. 2 was demonetized. You make really great educational biased, sad to see YouTube treat you unfairly.
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  245. That’s how mafia Latin works
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  246. Fire of Learning and Historia Civilis are the two history channels on YouTube who should have broken 1M subscribers by now #premiumcontent
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  247. 1:11 Eh, regarding blueberries... There's a difference between vaccinium corymbosum and vaccinium myrtillus... Yes, vaccinium corymbosum is native to North America only, however vaccinium myrtillus is common in Europe and all the way from Greenland in the west to Siberia in the east. Vaccinium myrtillus was likely a part of the diet of Europeans already during the ice age... I have no idea about when cultivation started though...
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  248. Bro it's eleven pm here and I was looking for something to keep me up thanks for uploading
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  249. Why didn’t we learn this in history in high school or university in the 1960s?! We had to wait for the wonderful Fire of Learning and the great YouTube!!!!
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  250. "Tie him to a gorilla and set them loose in a sweat box!" - When we have officially run out of ideas for creative executions
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  251. *James Monroe not John Monroe*
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  252. Fire of Learning posts a new video Everyone: this is where the fun begins!
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  253. ¡FINALMENTE!
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  254. You’ve done England, Scotland and Ireland. Time to do Wales! A wonderful country with a rich history.
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  255. From an Irishman, this is Excellent , concise, engaging and brilliantly delivered, Great Work.
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  256. Ok, so I want to comment on the cadejos. I'm from Guatemala and I have first hand experience with them. I'll admit I haven't finished watching this segment but I would like to talk about it. I've seen the black cadejos when I was a child. I was miss behaving and ran away. When my mom went to look for me she said she saw me staring directly in the eyes of a huge black dog with a chain on its neck and fire in its eyes. The cadejo growled at her, turned around and just vanished. My mom took me to a witch (because she is very superstitious) and before my mom told the witch anything about what happened, the witch told her I am being protected/guarded by the black cadejo. Which is a very common thing many witches tell me when I visit one. But as for the white cadejo, the stories I have been told is that they follow drunks or people about to die. They follow them before their death's and protect them as their soul has been claimed by the devil. But this story goes both for the black and white cadejo. Both are very evil in my culture according to many elders.
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  257. I'd never heard of breeching before. How bizarre.
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  258. 6:24 XÆA-12: hold my WiFi router
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  259. This is the best 'history of Christmas' documentary I have seen. Granted I already knew most of it, this video tied it all together nicely.
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  260. Who else will miss that "Ευχαριστώ" at the end of the videos?
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  261. Aŭstria would have united the Germans if they had learned to harness the power of the Lande Crab.
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  262. I cannot adequately put into words how helpful this series has been for me. I love history, but rarely is it so well organized and explained. Most people just focus on the monarchs or wars, but this adds vital context. Thank you for being amazing!
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  263. Please do a documentary on the Austrian-Hungarian empire from beginning to end please
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  264. I'm an archaeologist from Portugal, and during the rule of Julius Ceasar, we have a sudden spike of people that use the name Julius (or Julia)
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  265. This is a really pleasant surprise, I wasn’t expecting this but I’m super excited to watch! My ancestors actually come from Scotland, the Armstrong name is still carried by my family today
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  266. I'd like to think the polls I participated in helped in this video
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  267. Long awaited, thanks a lot Mr Justin
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  268. another problem that makes the report unbelievable is the description of the aliens' primitive technologies. They used levers on the panel and syringes etc.
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  269. Been up all night and going to take a nap, I'm excited to watch this when I wake. Just wanted to say how much I respect your work and how clearly your effort and passion shines through in your videos. You're desire to be factual but also to be able communicate new topics to your audience is laudable. Cheers, Justin
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  270. You should do a documentary on Spain
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  271. One of my favorite fruits. Especially while living in the Hot climates of the Southern USA. Where the watermelon is a summer staple. In the hot humid climates where you can easily get heat stroke. A watermelon is such a blessing. Full of potassium, water and sweetness. Sweeter in flavor when chilled and refreshing. I cut them up in 2" pieces and put the pieces in a container in the refrigerator to chill. When all the watermelon chunks are gone I drink the juice that is left. Delicious!!!
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  272. Please keep churning these long vids out, cant get enough of your content!
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  273. There must have been something so eerie about living in a small medieval hut right next to a massive ancient temple. Knowing that whatever civilization that existed there before you was just way more advanced and wondering why no one can build these kinds of structures anymore.
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  274. You forgot to mention that General Meigs, The Quartermaster General of the Union Army gave his soldiers a coffee ration during the American Civil War. He felt that the increased energy from the coffee made the soldiers better fighters. Due to the Union embargo, Confederate soldiers could not get coffee. Those rebel soldiers on picket duty would often trade tobacco for coffee with their Union counterparts.
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  275. Ive learned by binge watching this channel that everything originally came from south America, therefore, nobody prior to 1492 had anything to eat. 😁
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  276. Another great documentary, Justin! The Byzantine empire has a very long and complex history and you made it very understandable. It was especially interesting to learn about the interaction of the Eastern Roman empire with e.g Charlemagne and the Vikings. Even in the middle ages the world was more closely connected than we think.
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  277. Could you try to do one episode about the history of Portugal or Brazil?
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  278. Dude you have an awsome knack of coming up with extremely interesting subjects that the average man just simply doesn't think about! Cinnamon!!! Yes! Yes! Who would of though had highly interesting aspects to it?!? You are a success at what you've chosen to do with the Fire of learning brand. Bravo sir. Bravo
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  279. Really good video Justin. It is interesting to see the end result for both of our videos and I think we have done a really good job. Pleasure to work with you.
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  280. These fruit and vegetable videos are always the most interesting
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  281. Dude you're my favorite Youtube historian. Not just because you're actually present in comments, though that's freakin sweet, but you very effectively discuss the indisputable necessity for remembering that all of the greatest and the worst things in the world happen concurrently. And that makes me proud to live in a culture where content like this can get a substantial viewership. Side note, have you ever wonder if any famous people like your channel? Like maybe they aren't subscribed, but they watch you on some kind of basis?
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  282. These videos are great. Not just a short video with a few cryptids but an in-depth one. 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
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  283. This is a really well put together documentary. It is unbiased which is a nice change from sources trying to convince you it’s real or debunk it. It’s rare you get an unbiased telling of the stories. I’ve kept up with the TV show and I find it quite interesting. It is over dramatized of course, but it does have some peculiar incidents which seem to back up some of the witness accounts mentioned in the video. They’ve done actual scientific experiments and found some inconclusive yet fascinating things. I do think that there is a lot of information that is kept classified about it. The government has had a heavy involvement in it and on the show they had one of the members from Bigalow’s team as a guest. He had to be careful about what he said because it was heavily implied that a good bit was classified. If you ever decide to make another video on this I highly recommend looking into the TV show, the later seasons have some more interesting phenomena take place.
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  284.  @hihihihigihihihihhihhi  I don't totally disagree with you here, but it's worth pointing out that convergent evolution is a thing. Sharks, dolphins, and ichthyosaurs all evolved the same basic body plan because it works well for their shared lifestyle. This conversation is proof that the humanoid body plan works for a sentient life form's needs, so it's entirely possible that someone else out there evolved along the same lines. And we don't actually have any clue what is and is not likely where alien life is concerned. The idea that it would be wildly different from us is no more or less valid than the idea that it would be very similar. We simply can't know until we find another inhabited planet to study. Or one finds us, I guess.
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  285. Australian here, excited to watch this.
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  286. I love your cryptid videos, i think its so cool to see what different cultures fear and have come up with. Please do one for every continent or major region. Great work.
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  287. I won't eat a commercially grown tomato. My dad grew them when I was a kid and they tasted good. Store bought tastes like nothing. So now I'm an old woman and I grow a few plants every year. I like the yellow varieties, a little less acid.
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  288. This was my first exposure to your work. Being on the believer side of perspectives, I nonetheless have become bored with much of the material out there and have been seeking for coverage which is at once more deep in its investigation as well as earnest in its coverage (My assessment of Fugel's "show" is consistent with your own--sensational). I have been consistently and diligently reading, watching, learning as much as I could in the topics of UFOs, metaphysical reality, NDEs, paranormal, etc the last decade roughly. As much as a normal busy life can permit. I can say I am CERTAIN there is an aspect of reality we as yet do not even come close to apprehending in our normal understanding of science--that much has become clear, even after weeding out all the chaff out there. Consequently, it is also my conclusion that all these topics: UFOs, abductions, NDEs, Cryptids, paranormal events and phenomena, metaphysics, space travel--are all related, all part of the same incomprehensible quality of reality, we have yet to understand. So, I am happy to say, your handling of this, the Skinwalker Ranch topic, was exceptional, and I am inspired to investigate your other offerings. Well done!
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  289. Man you deserve more subscribers. Your videos are great. Thanks for the video and looking to forward to any new ones.
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  290. Me, a filthy pleb: "call 911!" Justin, a patrician: " VOCO NOVEM-UNUS-UNUS! "
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  291. I don't know how much this means to you since I'm just a random dude and we don't know each other but I teally enjoy your content. I have been feeling extremely depressed the last few weeks and I really enjoyed this video. All that you said about how we can shape the future and give something of value to who we hold dear for them to have the chance to make an impact has really hit deep because I've been feeling more and more insignificant and alone and that nothing I do matters and so on. I am sitting here with tears in my eyes because I'm thinking about what you said and I do realize that it's by no means anything special you told me in this paragraph but I had just forgotten these values over the span of the last few weeks. So, yeah. I just wanna say thank you. Your speech just gave me a glimpse of hope and I will remember what you said for the weeks and months to come. You will probably never say this but if you do, I want you to know that you made some dude in a small village somewhere in Germany cry because of something you said, that impacted me in a way I have not felt in a while. Thank you
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  292. This was so well done. As a historian this was so well structured and time line was great. Well done. I love true history not watered down or as I have seen on the Hyksos history just made up to be a talking point. I'll call out who did this however I can't because this is far greater. 🤣
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  293. This food series is epic - it really brings the past to life!
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  294. Hi, Justin from Fire of learning.
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  295. are you planning to make a history of russia documentary?
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  296. Persians Arabs Slavs Holy Romans Vikings Crusaders Ottomans
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  297. I really appreciate how neutrally you cover your topics, and how much depth you go into. You are doing good things, sharing information like this for those interested in learning. Please keep doing what you're doing!
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  298. Could you please do more videos on common fruits and vegetables and their Origins? For some reason I find this subject fascinating! The history of tomato is also interesting!! Another one that's pretty interesting is the history of the cabbage and how it developed into broccoli cauliflower and brussel sprouts. Maybe the history of turnips and rutabagas?
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  299. The firts thig I would do to a king that time traveled I'd open the wikipedia page about them and ask "what's true here"?
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  300. Their depictions get worse and worse as they get closer to us.
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  301. British people when Americans don't call chips "chipplio boonyphones crispers"
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  302. Not gonna lie, the final stand of Constantinople gave me chills
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  303. Fire of learning has his own version of the urban dictionary
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  304. Plz do fall of Byzantium
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  305. Am I the only one that got the "mines of Al Kharid" joke? 10/10 for subtlety
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  306. I can't wait to watch this, your stuff is always really good
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  307. The way you presented this and dissected all the evidence is honourable to the point that I really think you could be on mainstream TV and change the way others present paranormal cases. So so many do not keep logic and are so obviously biased but you ensure you do not take biased slants to the evidence and fully represent both sides. This is how documentaries on subject matter are supposed to be presented. You are a credit to the field and when I can I'll donate. This is a joy to watch and will be my go to video for anyone who asks me about SWR. Please try to produce part two, I wait with baited breath.
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  308. Thanks for putting out the overwhelming kind of documentary that challenges the notion that Youtube (and streaming in general) can only be a waste of time. From your videos and others, I've been compiling a History of the World, from the start of the universe until the far end of the heat death, focusing on the past 100,000 years.
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  309. As someone from the US but family history that’s mostly German (Ostfriesland, Mecklenburg, Westfalen, Hesse-Darmstadt), I have struggled to understand all the history and changes in rulers. Thanks for helping!
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  310. Probably because of 0:28
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  311. A mention of Blas de Leso in the jenkin's ear war would have been great. The British were humiliated ion Cartagena de Indias
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  312. Finally a good YouTube recommendation 👌
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  313. That was insane how much information you managed to cram into this series, Danke!
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  314. louis14 nevers said (it's not prouven) L'État, c'est moi (I am the state) but in his death bed he said Je meurs, mais l'État demeurera toujours (I'm dying, but the state will always remain)
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  315. Hi, I'm Mexican and study food history. In Nahuatl, the "L" at the end of a word is silent. So Xitomatl would be pronounched "Shitomat" and not "ShitomatL".
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  316. "the infertile Charles II" That's one way of putting it. Another is that he was essentially inbred and as a result was severely mentally handicapped, physically impaired, and so sickly that he was expected to die at just about any moment. It was a miracle that he even managed to survive as long as he did (he died just shy of his 39th birthday).
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  317. Thank you for your hard work and all the quality in-depth analysis on your channel!
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  318. "I recommend you watch all my videos...twice" You gotta pump those numbers up. Those are rookie numbers.
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  319. Great subject for a Campfire episode. This was a very spooky story for me as a kid. When I first heard about it as a kid in the 90's.
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  320. This is by far the best video you can find about the Byzantine Empire on YouTube! You have my subscribtion.
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  321. I'm a simple man with simple wants; I see a new Fire of Learning video, I click.
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  322. love supporting ur channel and Rome is one of my favorite part if history👍👌🏻🔥❤
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  323. The days of cable history documentaries is getting ready to fall.
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  324. I didn't knew i wanted to know about this but you got me hooked in less than a minute. I had wondered about certain fruits and vegetables being introduced to different continents through trade (like potatos and coffee). But never the strawberry itself.
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  325. Do livestock and Fertile Crescent! Also, I'm fascinated by the evolution of many foods from wild ancestors to calorie producing beasts.
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  326. I love the use of maps in your presentation style, particularly when explaining periods where borders were very volatile. I wish more documentaries would do this, It's great for understanding events in context of what was going on elsewhere.
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  327. The french equivalent to the first example of "to count your eggs before they hatch" is "il ne faut pas vendre la peau de l'ours avant de l'avoir tué", ie: you shouldn't sell a bear's pelt before killing it
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  328. At least we have dariy queen.
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  329. The only thing I absolutely HATE about your videos is that I seem to find them really late at night, but since they are SOOOO good, I have to finish them, leaving me to stay awake way too late.
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  330. As a modern native of this historic island I'm very glad you made this video. I love the history of this place. I've been to Knossos dozens of times. Here in my hometown, Herakleion, we even have a street named after Sir Evans. We would go on school trips as kids to Knossos to see the ruins and play with the peacocks. Yes, that entire area still has peacocks for some reason, you'll see them hanging around the ruins and escorting the guided tours.
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  331. A glorious project I must say, was a lot of fun to work on, and build!
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  332. America has a modern day monarch, No really, Burger King
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  333. Who here Often imagines Himself as a Viking ?
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  334. No, they downgraded to 350% Did I said downgrade? I meant upgrade
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  335. This was some seriously great sleuthing on your part Fire, I've looked into the Skinwalker Ranch numerous times and I've always felt that some aspects were being played up/played down depending on the motives of the people involved. Really impressed with how thorough and meticulous you've been on this one. When those responsible for reporting the facts also happen to have motives of their own regarding the information I become immediately skeptical as to the veracity of the claims so having someone take the time to look at all of the different angles to this decades long mystery while having no stake in the ranches success is something that's definitely appreciated. (I wouldn't mind a part 2 down the road) Just subbed, great channel!
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  336. No history of my country can be covered completely without what is arguably the most important part of our culture. The Great Australian Shitpost.
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  337. Please make more videos like this! The campfire playlist needs to be about 1000x longer
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  338. These documentaries are amazing. Thank you for taking the time to make them!
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  339. I love these 'History of Food' videos. I'm always happy when one comes across my feed.
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  340. Please do the history of al-andalus
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  341. When I was 13, our Latin teacher would march regally into the class-room. Mrs. Hoyle. With a face such as the Anubis Dog one sees on Egyptian statuary. You DO NOT WANT to mess with this person. "SALVETE!" she would greet us.... "Salve MAGISTRA!" we would intone as we stood up. Since then I see Latin everywhere. I am of Spanish / Portuguese decent and speak also Italian and French... Walk in the Park
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  342. I find your campfire series to be your most fascinating, keep up the good work man
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  343. Hi, In the end of the "collapse of Rome" video you recommended this and other video's as they kind of picked up where that video left off. That was really useful and triggered me to keep watching. I would love a video that picks up where this one left off, essentially you'd then have Europe covered from 800BC until modern age. This creates some more structure. I will be watching some other video's from this channel now, and if they end up being as good as these you'll have found yourself another patreon supporter.
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  344. it‘s seriously a blessing whenever you upload
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  345. Comme d'habitude, ce fut très intéressant. Merci!
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  346. Don’t mock UHTRED!!! You Arseling! But yes, true.
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  347. As a big fan of history and a life long learner I can’t express how much I appreciate these. Mind blowing how much quality historical content there is on YouTube. Thank you.
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  348. Ive just begun trying to learn French, good timing with the vid.
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  349. I am a humble man, I see a Fire of Learning video, I click.
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  350. You're right, it must've been truly terrifying to be in the front row, knowing you could be scythed down at any point. Just how bloody terrifying were the officers that you would rather face near certain death than face him?
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  351. I love cryptids, do one with Mexico or latin America!
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  352. Dormammu, I've come to bargain.
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  353. Not much of a coffee drinker, but I still find this interesting. Keep up with the good content man!
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  354. Do Hungary next. Please? I'll buy you dinner if you do.
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  355. Super interesting, I appreciate that you credited everyone in the description, and that you put so much work putting ideas, art, and stories together to make a really cool video.
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  356. my great grandfather and his brother were both pioneers in the avocado industry. they were partly responsible for the popularization of it in the US in the 1900s. theres an avocado species named after them.
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  357. Could you please do a part two or make this a series? I really enjoyed these.
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  358. I sure am fired up to learn something today, boss!
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  359. La France est un pays avec une grande histoire. Merci beaucoup pour ce vidéo!
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  360. I love the Romans so much.
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  361. Yeah its pretty kewl how youtubers with small groups or by themselves can create great historical content that is way better than most of the stuff still shown on tv
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  362. You didn't mention the time that Constantinople was sacked the savage hordes of Lande Crabs.
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  363. I am constantly harassed by my friends because I enjoy pineapple on my pizza. I'm glad you are part of us.
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  364. I love how he pronounces his Patreons' names. Extra amount of detail like that is one of the surface things that makes FoL great!
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  365. yesyesyes byzantine HISTOORRY how LONG have i been WAITING for this MOMENT
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  366. Just in time! I’ve always been fascinated by Greek and Roman history, but never given much thought to the Byzantines... I’ve been very curious about them lately, and on the cusp of my new found curiosity, my favorite history channel posts this! Perfect!😊
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  367. Amazing mini-Doc! Sadly the “Guyanas” seem to always be sidelined for some reason. Have heard that many people in Brazil don’t often realize they border all of them.
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  368. Cooked dinner outside over the fire last night. I love autumn
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  369. You should do one on Ancient Finns. It's very forgotten history.
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  370. Are you gonna do a docu on Quebec/French Canadian?
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  371. Your channel is hands down one of the best educational ones on youtube. I love how you're branching off into other topics too.
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  372. Heck yeah! Your documentary's are so good. Such an underated channel.
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  373. YOu should do a documentary on poland
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  374. OMG this is the best documentary in my entire life. You capture most of early german people so very good. Keep going bro.
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  375. Two great videos keep up the good work. I was looking forward to this part Although the first video was my favourite. Much about ancient Ireland is lost but with YouTubers like yourself what we have left won't be.
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  376. I recently learned of the Pawpaw fruit. It has ties to native Americans and Lewis and Clarke. Could make for an interesting video.
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  377. I N D U S T R Y
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  378. Well I was bored but now I’m not
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  379. These videos help soothe my barely controlled panic as i try to sleep thank you for your service and our freedom
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  380. i am not usually spooked or shaken by alien abduction stories, but this story has me SHOOK! i actually felt moments of terror while listening.
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  381. Rome: Did you do it? Puris: Yes. Rome: What did it cost? Puris: Everything.
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  382. You'll probably have to make a lot more of these videos,cause there's a lot of names out there.
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  383. I've been looking forward to this one!
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  384. LINDYBEIGE
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  385. "No one expects the Spanish Inquisition!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  386. Can you do a "History of India" video just like "History of England" or "History of Germany"?
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  387. I'm a Torres Strait islander 🖤💙💚. I literally came to watch this because I was hoping that he might mention us
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  388. So glad you made a video, you tackle these subjects really well.
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  389. Thank you for these wonderful straight-forward docs. Too many channels tend come across more as infotainment with their snarky commentary and distracting production styles.
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  390. You talked about Australia, we love you, you are now officially an Australian citizen.
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  391. Takes the kings to Burger King
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  392. When you're about to go to sleep but Fire of Learning uploads ; sparking a need for caffeine to stay awake.
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  393. "... and sent him homeward tae think again."
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  394. You should tell about me
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  395. This video is actually a great to explain how the titles of "Holy Roman Emperor" and "King of the Romans" came to be in the Mediavel Period.
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  396. Great video. Always get super excited when I see a new upload from you. Your videos are such a joy to watch. I find them therapeutic.
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  397. Hey Justin, Any plans to cover Indian Empires and Age's? The Maurya's, Indo-Greeks and the Mughals are all very exciting topics and it would be awesome for you to cover them from a western standpoint. The extent of Hellenism in India after Alexander's conquest is also significant.
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  398. The flag for London in this video is actually the flag of the City of London, which is located within London itself. London itself doesn't have its own flag. Just something I thought I should mention. Anyway, great video Fire of Learning! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
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  399. From Lorain Ohio myself. The cities in my area do that nearest weekend crap too. It sucks. Should be on the 31st regardless of the day of week.
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  400. Wow... Didn't knwo you were so young... your voice, presentation and knowledge make you sound like your between 37-53ish...
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  401. Listening to Fire of Learning(tm) is kinda wholesome
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  402. Kinda wanna see what the presidents did before they were presidents like a resumé or something
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  403. I dream one day you will make about Brazil's history too. Love you, Justin!
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  404. This is one of the best history channels ever!!! I didn't even know I needed a documentary on the history of Halloween, but you sure delivered! I look forward to your future documentaries.
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  405. Very interesting documentary! I commend your unbiased views on a religious holiday. Doesnt matter who you are, what you believe in, I myself am agnostic but I always look forward to this time of year. Have a good whatever you choose to celebrate everyone, and remember to be kind.
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  406. Would you consider doing a video detailing first hand accounts of the personality/looks of famous historical leaders/figures?
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  407. Edward of Woodstock, only if he lived in 1969.
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  408. The first 15 years of my life I thought my name was Dammit! 🤨
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  409. Woah thanks, dude! I am currently learning the history of South America for a project, this will bring up my points quite a bit! Also while I'm at it, Great content my guy! you're like the way clearer Tierzoo, He's fun and informative but you're even more information I'd say. Can't wait for the 500.000 mark!
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  410. i like how you worked in the monty python line, from the holy grail movie.......
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  411. For a while I was looking for history of food videos on YouTube but never could find them until I found your channel a few months ago. These series of food history videos are exactly what I've been searching for and I hope to see more of them!
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  412. Easily the best history youtuber on the platform, your videos are brilliant! Keep up the good work!
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  413. This was an excellent video, with such detailed explanations. I cannot imagine the effort that must have put in making this video. Thanks a lot for this! Eagerly waiting for the second part...
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  414. Your talk at the end really summarises why I like your coverage of cryprids/aliens/paranormal, you strike a great balance of explaining peoples accounts and evidence for and against it while also not being insulting to the parties involved. So many channels that do tend to do this content lean heavily on one side or the other and more often than not it leads them to overlook things because they either want to dismiss everything or believe everything. I look forward to seeing more of this series as well as your regular history videos, they're great watches.
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  415. Thank you for this video. It's the only unbiased, honest doc I have seen on this subject. Really appreciate being able to get the history without a political agenda
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  416. Thank you, Mom and I were baking pies and I asked what was the difference between Yams and Sweet Potatoes? She said she did not know but that we were making sweet potato pie.
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  417. Hi I am from Spain, some time ago I asked in a comment if you could do a video about the history of Spain, and even thought I know you haven’t done it for that for some reason I feel heard. BTW I love to see it it’s incredible really cool Thank you a lot
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  418. 1:05 Just For Knowing This watermelon also grows in arid regions of Iran, it is called wolf cucumber in here, it is very bitter, but it is boiled with water and given to people with diabetes and is healthy for sugar blood (Sorry for my bad grammar)
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  419. Gotta say, I appreciate how many history youtubers lately are debunking the popular misconception that Christian holidays are secretly pagan holidays with a very thin Christian veneer. Too often such statements are taken at face value, even though most traditions associated with these holidays arose from Christian and Secular practices, and comparatively few traditions actually have a pre-Christian origin. I mean, Victorian England is probably responsible for the bulk of our modern Christmas tradtions.
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  420. This must have taken ages to research and write! Thank you for this incredibly thorough and vast effort! It is by far the most comprehensive documentary of our history on YouTube, at least as far as I have seen!
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  421. For most of the period of this 1000 year rivalry Wales was a part of the kingdom of England
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  422. I love this. Please do one for cryptids in Germany and/or continental Europe.
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  423. I stumbled across your channel today and cannot thank you enough for these amazing videos! Seriously , fantastic work. I will be watching EVERY ONE of them!
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  424. Pineapples are actually the only known food we eat that actively digests us. That is why after eating pineapple many people get sore gums and swollen lips. It is the pineapple 'eating' the flesh layer off of the inside of your mouth.
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  425. Absolutely love the campfire series, I'm sure they take forever to make, but they're awesome
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  426. You always pick good questions that other YouTubers don't choose and explain them properly. Brilliant work as always.
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  427. Awesome video! I watched your documentary on Germany a few months ago, and it was great. Germany and it's history are so intriguing.
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  428. 5:50 - It should be noted that "Mexico" itself comes from the Aztecs. The Aztec Empire was essentially three neighboring city-states allied together to form a country of sorts. "Mexica" refers to the people of Tenochtitlan, the most powerful of the three city-states and the alliance's de facto rulers.
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  429. Thank you for an excellent history of one of my favorite spices. I began to investigate different cinnamons in the 90’s when I got into baking. There is absolutely a marked difference between Chinese, Vietnamese , and Ceylon cinnamon. The product on grocery store shelves is more robust in flavor and is usually Cassia. If you want a more gentle form, then Vietnamese is good but the most delicate and nuanced flavor is from Ceylon. It’s more expensive but worth the money if you care about the difference. I’ve been purchasing my cinnamon and vanilla, lemon, and orange extracts from Penzey’s Spices here in the US. for decades. All the products are thoroughly marked and you know exactly what the ingredients are. The catalogs explain the purpose and sometimes offer recipes. I’m not connected to this company- just a long time purchaser.
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  430. Fire of learning is such an amazing channel! I’ve been following you since the start of the pandemic!
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  431. As long as the aliens don't touch Peanut the capybara!
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  432. Ive seen this covered so many times probably more than 10 times... thats not gonna stop me from watching another great fire of learning video! Thanks
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  433. Awesome video! My fave things about this story that he didn’t touch on are that Marie Louise’s children from her second marriage (which was morganatic) would be super mean to Franz Ferdinand’s wife (also morganatic). Interesting hypocrisy. I also like how Napoleon III’s birth name was Louis Napoleon but his older brother’s name was Napoleon Louis. Far too many Prince Napoleons out there at that time. One of them went by the nickname Plon Plon haha.
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  434. For long I wanted to know about Roman History, your video made it so easy. Post more great stuff!! Cheers!!
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  435. Fire Of Learning: Do you want some taters Richard? Richard Lionheart: What are taters? Samwise Gamgee: Breaks down door Po-ta-toes! Boil em, mash em, stick them in a stew
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  436. Good video . Easy to understand . I will watch the next one . Thanks.
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  437. This could have been Jack O Lantern's big break.
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  438. You are the only channel I have notifications on for, every video is so interesting and well done
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  439. Great video as always! My name is Corbin and I was born in 94. My parents chose the name from Corban, a word used in the bible meaning a sacrifice to god or gift. I do believe that the definition of my name has manifested itself in my life in strange ways. So when my son was born (on my birthday of all days). My wife and I named him Baron as we hope he will be strong, brave, and noble in his actions.
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  440. Good video, looking forward to more like these. Good, balanced take.
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  441. Love the cryptid videos. As for the ghost ship- it's both a fun afterlife and a malevolent ghost trap. The captain was a real introvert, so he designed his evil ghost ship to just be a neverending party. But it's got really chill vibes, so everybody else is having a good time. "Hey, great party! But it looks like we're out of chips." "YOU WANT CHIPS, DO YOU? WELL THEN, CHIPS YOU SHALL HAVE! MUHAHAHAHA!!" "Hey, thanks!" "...sigh."
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  442. Honey wake up Fire of Learning uploaded
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  443. Excellent, can't wait to get a beer and watch this.
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  444. 18:05 me and the boys at a 5 star restaurant ordering a pizza because we are broke
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  445. I wish I was not so poor I would give some $$$ on Patreon. Even $1 is to rich for my blood these days. Thank you for the great history lessons.
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  446. I love your videos. Please keep them coming. :3
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  447. A history of Spain two part series would be much appreciated. From Reconquista to Conquistadores...
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  448. As a hillbilly in West Virginia who lives around 80 miles northeast of Flatwoods, I find it hard to believe that my fellow hill folk would misidentify an owl 🦉of any sort. The entire state of WV is pretty much "the woods" and we tend to know the critters that live here. I'm not exactly sure what happened that night, but I feel that it's more than just a big bird that people in the area are familiar with. Montani Semper Liberi ⛰
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  449. This is the first of your History of Nations documentaries that I've watched, and it will not be the last. You do an uncommonly good job of laying everything out simply and clearly, providing a decent amount of detail and context without getting bogged down anywhere. Your narration is easy to follow, too, never droning or boring me. So the result is that I learned a LOT in the last hour. Remembering dates and even general time frames have never been my strong point, and you just helped me put a long list of people, states, and events into a coherent timeline that might actually stick with me. Thank you, and please continue this series!
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  450. Nice to listen to you. You are an artist.
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  451. I've read about this incident for about 50 years now. However, this is the best account I have heard or read, it included a couple of details I have never heard or read before. The side by side comparison of entity descriptions was excellent. This is the best reassessment of a classic historic UFO entity case that I have read in a long time.. case
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  452. I am a history loving college student. I’ve been composing a fan letter to you for about two weeks. I haven’t sent it because I am a perfectionist and I want to make sure I adequately explain why I think your channel is so amazing. Needless to say, I became rather excited when I got the YouTube notification for this video- can’t wait to watch!
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  453. I would love a Part 2! Part 1 was fantastic, unbiased and informative of a variety of viewpoints of most involved. However, I still feel there is much more to this story/events/timelines that might explain, completely, what is or isn't really going on. Perhaps, one could merely hope, or not, for the simple truth! Thank you for your presentation!
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  454. Alright I’m so rich I eat fresh pineapples often.
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  455. I just need to say 1 thing..... I AM THE SENATE!!!!
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  456. Thank you for another exceptionally well presented and informative history lesson. As a relatively recent immigrant to Australia, I found this very interesting.
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  457. It would be nice to have a documentary on Indo-French relations. Since limited sources are available on this topic, a documentary on it would be a significant contribution. Thank you in advance.
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  458. Woo! New Fire of Learning documentary! I greatly enjoy your channel man. Stay well out there everybody, and Jesus Christ be with you friends.😊
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  459. I love how Fire of Learning makes these documentaries full of information, but also has small, occasional elements of humor written into these videos so that the viewer is entertained and amused. 100/10 Fire of Learning
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  460. 30 secs in and I’m enjoying
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  461. History of romania will be interesting
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  462. Fire of learning as a Greek I deeply appreciate the way you narrated the whole history of the byzantine empire and your sincere approach, deeply respected and appreciated by me‼️ kudos👍🏻 With the flock the Greek Byzantine populous to the west besides knowledge of the ancient times they brought the Texus receptus aka The Bible to the people of the west, which was the most important of all...
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  463. Just wanted to say that your voice is like butter and I put your European History playlist on loop every night before I go to sleep. I used to listen to history documentaries.
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  464. Strawberry cornbread, interesting. I'm a raspberry person but I do like strawberries. This the season where I am. This was interesting, thank you. The ending was a bit weird because it didn't seem to fit. It abruptly went from talking about strawberries to an ice cream truck. But hey, if you like it, more power to you.
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  465. Well, García has actually a Basque origin (It has become one of the most common surnames in the hispanic world). Its original form was presumely "Gartzia" a deformation of "Hartzia", which could be translated as "son of bear". "Hartz" in Basque means bear.
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  466. This show should be shown in American schools and on American TV. I am sick of explaining these facts to them.
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  467. Ariel is Hebrew for Lion of God or something like that.
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  468. 5:00 Actually, the US didn't have a Catholic President until 1961.
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  469. This is why I love this channel, nowhere else would you get such a topic. Pineapples are my favorite fruit, even before viewing this, but now I see them in an entirely new light and I'm honored to currently have one placed in my fruit bowl.
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  470. I'm a cook and love your videos, i think it is very important to know the history of the food you eat and cook with in order to truly appreciate them
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  471. In Romanian you can call "Snow" "Nea" too. It's more closely related to the latin word.
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  472. Awesome content man. I really appreciate the amount time you has to of spent on research, recording, and editing to bring this to us. Keep up the awesome work. P.s. Really looking forward to more science/thought expire meant videos from you.
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  473. Can you do a documentary on Portugal next if you have the time
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  474. Where my Civ 4 players at?
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  475. i'm also french canadian and i'm related to the first canadians. you're also right about the records, one of my cousins wrote a book about our history.
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  476. Will you make a video on the history of Ancient Greece?
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  477. I love these Food History episodes!
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  478. Especially when it's surrounded on three sides by water.
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  479. Gratias Tibiago Iustinian. Also, would you mind doing a documentary on the history of Korea as well as it's split, I'd like to watch it for research purposes, but you just do it so well.
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  480. Archangels aren't angels of the highest rank, traditionally. They're the second lowest. From the bottom up, there are angels, archangels, principalities in the Third Order or Choir (lowest one, which interacts most regularly with the physical world as messengers to individuals or groups of people), above them are powers, virtues, and dominions, which look after more abstract concepts, natural processes, or what entire nations do and as such are not overly concerned with individual mortal affairs, as the Second Order/Choir, and the First Order/Choir, are the Ophanim, Cherubim, and Seraphim. While alternative ways of organizing angels were noted at times, that was the most popular setup in the entire medieval period and renaissance and is still used in numerous churches. However, that system also maintains an angel can actually act in different functions and thus hold multiple positions. The reason venerations of Saint Michael as an archangel are related to the belief that the function that most directly concerns mortals is his function as a direct messenger to humans. Archangels, however, are not ever considered the highest type traditionally, but rather among those angels a human is most likely to interact with directly, and angels and archangels, as messengers, and thus in the grand cosmic scheme of things not as important. Michael is considered also a Seraphim or Cherubim, depending on the ordering of the First Choir (depending on if one believes Seraphim or Cherubim are the superior in their order), since Michael has also been considered the first among angels after the war between fallen angels saw Sammael (that's the traditional name given to Satan/Lucifer, both of which are just titles given to him, and Lucifer is used for a lot of positive characters and not meant to be used for him except in a past tense) defeated.
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  481. Love your Dives into Language Topics
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  482. Love how you also bring in History as well, this is such a great video, I recently dreamt that I met the king of Norway, and I don’t usually remember my dreams all that much, but I remember this one!
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  483. This is what I want from youtube. Thanks for the great vid. So interesting and imformative
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  484. "Rotate your car tires every six thousand miles.".
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  485. Every day I look with sadness upon my feed to find it void of new Fire of Learning content. Today, I look upon it with happiness instead
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  486. Fun fact: Youtubers are classified as fruits, not mammals.
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  487. I rarely comment one videos, but I want to say how much I appreciate these videos. They are organized, in-depth, but comprehensive. You maintain attention to detail, you keep things moving, and you do not try to sell me the content--you trust I am interested enough in the content to be needless of elaborate and foolish attempts to make things more entertaining. This is educational, honest, and fulfilling. How's that for a comment--beat that suckers
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  488. I learned more from this video than about ten other ones combined.
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  489. Hi, Justin. I love your series and I would recommend talking about any cryptids from South America where freaks are at large specially here in Brazil.
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  490. Dude, this video is amazing. This video helped me to have a general view of what was Prussia. I wish you the best of lucks from Argentina mate, keep up the good work!
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  491. hey this is well done, good choice of music as well. usually our documentaries are situated in other historical waters but thoroughly enjoyed this one. i never came across your channel, but just stumbled upon it. glad the YouTube algorithm did something right for once.
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  492. Always enjoyed the history of Spain, well done as always. Hope one day to see you make a similar video of my humble home country of Denmark.
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  493. Yesss! Finally, a fire 🔥 of learning for Christmas! I love your Halloween documentary. It’s currently December 12, 2021. Cold, windy and rainy outside. Happy holidays everyone! 🎄
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  494. The cutscenes are great, do not stop them or else, it amuses me.
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  495. Fire of Learning: You're a really good historian. I'm going to hire you in my court in France. :-)
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  496. The Christkind/Christkindle/Christkindl is also popular amongst southern German protestants. This includes the protestants amongst the alemannic germans like the Swiss, Swabians and other alemannic germans in Baden-Württemberg and Bavarian Swabia, but also Franconians. I believe it's even a common conception in the Palatinate and the Middle German region of Hesse.
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  497. 24:09 - 24:15 "...Fīlius Donaldī..." LOL! Well done, sir! I feel like such a nerd for knowing both enough Latin and enough about the etymology of Scottish surnames to actually get that joke fully! Though perhaps a slightly more accurate calque might be "Fīliī Donaldī," since the original English name is a possessive "McDonald's" rather than simply "McDonald."
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  498. In the Philippines, fibers are extracted from pineapple leaves, and it is used to make the Barong Tagalog.
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  499. Each time i see a Person peeling or cutting a pineaple badly i cringe hahaha fortunately i can consume it fresh and in all seasons, a little perk for being southamerican. Long live to pineaple/ananá!
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  500. I adore strawberries 🍓 I decorated my entire kitchen in them and grow as many as possible each year. Thanks for this! Love these Food History videos!!
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  501. Been watching Fire Of Learning a lot recently, love this historical content
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  502. Luv Fire of Learning, simple as
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  503. Nah. Before he dies I think he will tell us his last name.
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  504. I made a big bowl of watermelon to eat while I watched this. It was delicious
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  505. Thank you so much for this! We’ve waited so long and it’s so worth it!!!!!
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  506. This is the best narrator I have encountered on YouTube. He's a bit cheerful for a narrative about monsters, but at least he sounds human , and I can actually decipher the sentences he articulates
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  507. Haha, what are the odds? :D Exactly yesterday was the day when I actually decided to sit down and watch the first part of this, The History of France, and was sorta upset about the fact that the next part isn't out yet. Yet here it is, oh my god, so excited, thank you for your work, Justin!
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  508. I have been a lover of your videos for the longest time and listening to your stuff has seriously helped me adore history more and more. I used to only interested in Greek history because I liked Greek Mythology but after seeing your Rome documentaries, I started branching out and every time you make a new “History of...” video, I am all over it. I recently spoke with my mother about the history of Spain and Al-Andalus because she saw me watching your video on Spain. I just have to say that it is honestly a lovely feeling watching your videos and I am proud to be a supporter. Keep up the great work!
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  509. You have been able, once again, to create a great study that obviously demanded a lot of your time and effort. Thank you very much.
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  510. Yooo there'll be a part 3, nice man.
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  511. Ever thought about doing a documentary on the Greek or Italian City States?
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  512. Thank you for doing what you do. You are literally the ONLY cat on YouTube that does actual honest and consistent historical videos. No click bait crap, no advertising, no bias... You humbly plug your patreon and do your thing... Thank you
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  513. An absolutely wonderful documentary. Both educational and entertaining, plus you managed to avoid the sensationalist "they want to keep the truth from you. cryptids are real!!!" approach and the "i apply the scientific method to debunk these claims" way of looking at things, both of which - on their own - seem short-sighted to me (the whole thing is also really cleanly and effectively edited - i'm just starting out with doing my own short video essays on youtube, so i guess i'm hypersensitive to that sort of thing at the moment, lol). I love cryptids and am absolutely fascinated by them, but the question "are they real or not?" has always been a lot less interesting to me than the exploration of all the different stories, depictions in art etc. etc. ... not sure if anybody feels the same way, but in any case thank you I thoroughly enjoyed watching this.
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  514. Was just about to sleep!!! Damn it Justin.
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  515. You make my favorite history vids cant wait for more!
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  516. 😺 Byzantium - an extraordinary Empire in so many ways. My interest came through reading Sir Steven Runciman’s three volume history, which I recommend as an excellent introduction to the subject. Also very informative is the more recent work of John Julius Norwich which is another epic three volume masterpiece. Finally, for reference purposes, there is the Cambridge encyclopaedia of Byzantium in numerous volumes. These publications indicate the extent of the material that can be compiled around this intriguing period of history. Kind regards from a student of history in 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
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  517. You have great documentaries so instructive and historical love them
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  518. As far as I can see noone has mentioned this by now, so I just wanted to add that in Waldorf education Michaelmas is celebrated. I'm friends with some waldorf families and we celebrated it with our little kids with baking dragon bread, reading and telling dragon and/or knight stories, and making a harvest soup. I know some kindergartens also dye playsilks with goldenrod (I think?) so the kids have their Michael Coat and stuff like that
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  519. This is a very interesting video. Thanks for making it and keep up the good work.
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  520. This guy covered more history in one hour than the History Channel did in the last decade.
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  521. "Rougarou" represents a variant pronunciation and spelling of the original French loup-garou In South Louisiana.
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  522. Thanks for sharing this interesting information. Happy Michaelmas to everyone. ❤️🍁🍃🍂
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  523. 24:42 Dude I appreciate that Runescape reference! I had to skip it back to make sure I heard you right! 😂 Stay well out there everybody, and Jesus Christ be with you friends.😊
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  524. I don't know if you do requests but I'd like to see a history of Canada (my home country) video from you in the future.
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  525. I misread the title and thought this was on Austria. Mind you I just finished a video on Otto van Hapsberg, so that's why. Either way, I love these kind of videos. Lol
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  526. this is my favorite video to fall asleep to. i’ve watched it so many times and it’s so comforting. when i was in high school i got sick very frequently bc of health issues. needless to say i was home quite a bit. i spent so much of that time watching this channel. i love history, and after i found this account it quickly became my favorite. this vid has soothed me to sleep in sickness and in health i’m not joking. this video is magic LOL
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  527. I can’t stress just how good these documentaries are
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  528. So lucky to have an unbiased and detailed overview of the complex history of the Reconquista. I am Spaniard and this period has been rushed in history lessons in high school, also has been mystified and simplified by ultracatholic groups. I already knew the history but this video does it better than any documentary i've watched.
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  529. This is really cool.
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  530. You have a great channel, your documentaries are so concise and unbiased. Thanks for putting this all together for us, very interesting!
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  531. The irony of Romulus Augustulus' name is that he is named after Romulus, the first king and founder of Rome & Augustus the first Roman emperor.
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  532. “I don’t really care” “Keep it real homie” And “My gf is the best” All true quotes from the FoL guy
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  533. do sweden next!
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  534. I'm glad your channel auto played for me. :) Love your cryptid videos especially since there is always an emphasis on the skeptic's opinions. But your history stuff is great too.
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  535. Your videos are probably one of the best Roman history overviews out there. Absolutely fantastic content.
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  536. This may go viral..ish.. I already shared it with my non history buff ancestry crowd.
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  537. The most under-rated channel on YT, thank you Justin!
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  538. Wake up babe! New fire of learning vid just dropped
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  539. Would be cool of you can do Bulgaria at some point
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  540. Could you do a documentary on Denmark? By far my favorite Nordic country
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  541. This should be played in the cinemas
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  542. Ana = Anna, which was in the list
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  543. I love this channel 🙏😁
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  544. Hi! I am from Chile, and I must say that the work you did is amazing!, you covered everything in a very detailed way, It is great to see videos like this that talk of this region of the world, and for my part, the most interesting legend of my country may be the one about the warlocks of Chiloe, beacuse it is not just a mere history of the island, it is a horror tale, a cult of devil worshipers and the black arts that lie in the caves and islands of the archipelago, they are presented as evil human beings who have made pacts to gain unnatural abilities and personal benefit from them . The monsters that you mentioned, the imbunche, were actually little children who were kidnapped by the warlocks and through torture and black magic they were disfigured until they became their mindless servants, they protect the caves where the cult of the warlocks called ''the majority'' lies. They dedicate themselves to whatever field they want, from the search for power over nature to find mortal riches. And long ago it was said that they "flew at night" due to their ability to become birds, but many people now say that they fly in the day.... but of course, it is just an interesting legend of an island in the south of the continent! ... or maybe not?
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  545. This is incredibly well researched and presented. Go raibh maith agat.
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  546. Great commentary and knowledge. Brilliant.
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  547. Despite not knowing anything about it beforehand, somehow, I had the feeling that tomatoes originated from South America. Just seems like a thing that would come from there. Maybe it's because it seems as much of a staple food to Italy (although apparently, it isn't) like potatoes are to Germany. And those have similar origins.
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  548. ¡Viva España!
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  549. Can you do History of the Nederlands, Sweden, Norway, & Egypt? I love your videos. You explain things so clearly. Thank you for your hard work!
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  550. You are some of the few channels that actually go into FULL DEPTH and dont just glance over parts that you find bad, like others. you make long length videos and try to pack everything that happened into one simple and easily understandable video. wonderful! ur my favorite history channel. God Bless you
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  551. you should make more of these, you are really good at telling creepy stories
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  552. This series was incredible. Thank you so much for all the work you put into this content.
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  553. where is the history of france
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  554. Hey, I'm here from Brazil, watching the vídeo right now, loved the way you showed part of our culture, great vídeo
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  555. Australian here. Kassia is very very rare here. Every supermarket has Ceylon cinnamon. I’ve only seen Kassia once and someone gave it to me. I think they got it from an Asian market. Interesting how in the US they use Kassia
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  556. Yay! Food history! Looking forward to it!
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  557. I'm from Brazil my father was the 7th son of a 7th son and his father made his older brother and older Sister baptize him só he wouldnt turn in to a werewolf.
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  558. Note on English: Food on the table is Latin (Pork) but in fields is German (Swine).
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  559. A very underrated channel.
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  560. Thease history videos are my favorite on this channel and im always excited when a new one is uploaded. Great job with the video, i always learn so much from them. Keep up the GREAT work
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  561. I love how thoroughly you cover all sides and potentials to these types of investigations. It's very much appreciated.
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  562. Goodness gracious, I just love this channel. Right up my alley.
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  563. This was in my recommendations for some reason AND I AIN'T COMPLAINING
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  564. You're spoiling us with this upload frequently 👌👌👌
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  565. 24:40 this was absolutely a runescape joke i must be one of the few to realize it
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  566. I was born and lived there. Well, as a passionnate of world history, you can believe me: This doc is complete. Nothing more to add!
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  567. It astounds me how someone can get their head around all these details. And then present them so clearly.
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  568. Hey fire of learning I love ur vids
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  569. I always enjoy the art that is included.
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  570. As a scotsman this has to be the least biased video I've watched on my countries history. Its definitely a breath of fresh air from political propaganda. Thanks I look forward to seeing more like this!
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  571. Finally a video that speaks to me
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  572. Fenestrum(Latin) and fenster (german) comes to mind as a shared word outside the Romance family.
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  573. Excellent content as usual. Being into this type of thing since childhood, I've known of the case for decades, but recently became more interested. Your even-keeled approach to topics like this is greatly appreciated. Usually, you'l find people swinging really hard one way or the other, so this is very refreshing. In many ways, your channel demonstrates the kind of goals I had when starting my own. Thanks again for the great videos.
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  574. I think. I'm ganna add 10 views to this myself........also please do Denmark next
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  575. This is awesome now I have a list of rulers to go see and accurate locations of each said ruler! Thank you so much fire of learning!
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  576. The Polynesians brought the forebearers of the Araucana chicken to South America and took the sweet potato back with them. Seriously, look into the history of the Araucana chicken. Maybe a future video?
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  577. Honestly, i've seen other videos from your channel, but, on my opinion, none other is better than this onr right here. This js by far my favorite video you made, and i think i've seen it like 4 or 5 times. Thank you and keep up the good work, Justin.
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  578. Even though this video is not that old, watching it has become an October tradition for me. Thanks so much for making it, Justin! Hope you have a Happy Halloween.
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  579. Nooooo you can't stop talking about medieval Europe to talk about ancient domesticated vegetables!!! FoL: haha red watermelons go birrrrr
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  580. I'd like to see a "history of" documentary on your channel on Wales, Greece, Israel, Japan, China and Korea.
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  581. Brilliant video! I'm always looking for any new documentaries on Scotland because I think there's a lot of unknowns and disagreements on our history which can leave things all too confusing when you're growing up. I'm from a town right next to the western isles and I have always felt that there is so much lost history around my area, makes me want to start digging for more info!
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  582. I'm only 18 minutes in but REALLY enjoying this presentation! Thank you so much for it! My husband is a fine artist and we're marvelling at the talent and detail embodied in all the works of the days of olde... He had some subscriptions to modern art magazines that exemplify how hollowed out we've become--
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  583. They do the weekend thing here in Iowa, too...and I (native Californian) HATE IT. Oh well. I much prefer having the celebration on the actual day/eve.
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  584. Rigorous and accurate. Huge documentary, I’ve enjoyed it so much ! Congrats from a Spanish viewer.
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  585. Very cool! Now look into the similarities between Gandalf and Father Christmas!! I love feeling that Tolkien intended for Gandalf to kind of represent that character in life... Who knows, but it's worth pondering! Happy Holidays to you!
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  586. i really love your presentations! please do a history of Greece. also the Spanish empire and specifically how such a rich powerful influential empire fell to what it is today.
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  587. Thank you for doing what you're doing. History and geography videos are my favorites. I'm glad you're doing it. You remind me of knowledgehub and CGP grey.
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  588. Sweet potatoes are waaaay better than regular potatoes!
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  589. Fire of Learning, your videos are as great as ever. In fact, I think your presenting abilities have increased with every new video you bring to our eyes and ears. I just have one point I'd like to share with you: Your mic volume is too quiet! I have to turn my volume up to 100%, and even then, I need to make sure my listening environment is as quiet as possible to catch all your voice. Could you compress your audio some more? Or add gain to your mic somehow? I remember a few weeks ago you posted about acquiring a new mic. For what it's worth, the sharpness of sound is fantastic - It's just the commentary is being robbed to an extent because the volume is not as loud as I think it should be. All the best! Loving your series on fruits, and loved your Christmas doc! Be well and enjoy these darkest months of winter. Godspeed. Edit: Just for yucks, I plugged in my headphones, and I can hear you loud and clear. But out of my speaker laptops, the volume is super quiet. Curious. Other youtube videos out my laptop's speakers are certainly louder than this, but with headphones, I am at 40% and I can hear loudly and clearly. Not sure if this insight is of any value, but I just wanted to make you aware. Take care.
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  590. Great video! Thank you! Tomorrow I become a patron. Can’t wait for that Spain Portugal video!
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  591. Yeah that was it.
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  592. I love these videos, would love to see a future video on the history of Mexico because I think you'd do a great job with that.
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  593. Amazing content. I’m glad I found this channel.
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  594. Always love to see a new Fruit of Learning video in my inbox!
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  595. This video is awesome. Shame it didn't perform better on your Lucinox channel.
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  596. In Irish, my first name means: Man of Goodness; and my last name means: Sea Worthy or Navigator. How badass is that!?
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  597. My cat named "von steubben" which I normally call stooby, he likes your voice and goes "brrom" when he hears you.
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  598. I have watched 3 of your videos now. These are what we need. I have seen the history channel ones for example and they go from 0 to bullshit in less than a second. Balance. Just because we dont have an answer, doesnt mean it confirms the craziest ideas. It means we will get some crazy theories, but the more theories that arise, the more things to attempt to prove or disprove and maybe, eventually, find the answer.
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  599. lmao I was thinking about making a weeb joke but then you actually did it
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  600. For all of us that can't sleep. Thanks 👍😊
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  601. Simplified and generalised history without missing the heart or any due respect? This guy is up there in my fav history content creators!
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  602. Great documentary. And one small correction 21:20 this painting is of Emperor Simeon the Great of Bulgaria (893-927) And Cyril did not develope the Cyrrilic alphabet but the Glagolotic one. The Cyrrilic one was developed in Preslav , the capital of the Bulgarian empire by two Bulgarian scholars Kliment and Naum. (Both were students of Methodious)
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  603. Wow!! This was real interesting. Great job. I’ve grown my own tomatoes in the past. I now know their origins. Hard to believe they were anything but popular at one time.
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  604. Wonderful documentary sir! Great quality and details on one of my favorite nation in Europe. Can you make a video about history of China in the future? It’s long and may need 2-3 part or any dynasty you like. It might be boring because there’s lots of infighting but it’s also the craziest place to live at the time.
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  605. I just wanna say after watching your videos for years, you never fail to get me interested in your videos, even the ones that sound boring or ridiculous always get me to watch it and made it very interesting, good job for always making very entertaining and fun videos, love your channel and keep going!
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  606. That was AWESOME. Best video yet. I like the long format. Maybe a whole series on holidays?
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  607. Man, I loved this video. And I mean not just the content, but the style and the pacing. Serious talks interrupted by pauses for comic relief. Yes, it's long and it could have been much more packed and ”efficient”, but in a way I don't want that. I like to take my time and process everything you say, even though that means that I won't be able to watch the whole video in one take. Great job! Keep it up.
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  608. Excellent, clear and unbiased content about this topic, which is hard to find on Youtube. Congratulations!
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  609. Next do history of Russia
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  610. I think your pronunciation of the Dutch and German words in this video sound great. I don't know enough about German and Austrian culture to know all the facts, but I do know that what you've told about Sinterklaas and zwarte Piet is correct, it seems like you know where to get your information about facts and how to pronounce all the names.
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  611. My French self is very pleased with this video. It is just as good as the video you made on France's history. Please keep it up my good sir :)
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  612. Hi 👋 your channel is very different from what I normally watch here on YouTube, but I’ve always been a history lover and as I was typing “history” in the search bar your channel was one of top 10 shown. This dive deep into Australia’s history was everything I wanted and therefore I decided to subscribe and I turned on the notifications on so I never miss when you upload a new video 👏👏 I hope you’re having an amazing weekend and please stay healthy and safe 🙏❤️
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  613. Justin are you just not going to talk about that one time a green guy literally stole all our presents and decorations all by himself, I mean sure he gave it back but still kinda messed up.
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  614. Been waiting for this! Love the French videos
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  615. its a berry. =) the Potato comes from the deadly nightshade plant too. the white berries that grow on top of them are toxic, as well as the parts of the potato that get sunlight on them an turn green.
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  616. Ah I knew the music in the end of the last video was foreshadowing this
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  617. You might just be the first person I support on patreon. By far the best historical content I've seen in YouTube.
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  618. Seems like a pretty gourd video, great work!
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  619. Also Lagos is not the capital of Nigeria. That's Abuja.
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  620. This video is just absolutely perfect. I have to say it.
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  621. Oooh I'm pretty early! This is interesting!
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  622. Charlemagne almost married Irene? 49:39 Would you want to marry a woman who orders her own son to be blinded - 47:18 - so that she can hold on to power? Talk about a "battle axe"!
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  623. This documentary is so full of history and well written that I will listen again soon. The illustrations are beautiful.. Thank you.
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  624. Just comnmenting to boost algorithm engagement ranking
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  625. The notification for a new video on this channel really puts a smile on my face
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  626. This channel is so good.
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  627. Morag's play button had me in stitches. U toob is so silly.
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  628. This brings back my teenage years studying Hebrew and Greek. Thanks, bud!
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  629. This channel has given me so many pointers on writing papers bc that’s basically what his videos are. The script is in a paper format with the into, body, and conclusion
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  630. It's amazing to me that Romanism has perpetuated throughout history. Every time the new world leading power is formed they have something decidedly Roman about them. Even the USA today reflects Rome in some ways.
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  631. Houston's Museum of Natural Science hosted the excellent LOTR show some years ago: Props, weapons, costumes, art. This was before the construction of our fine Paleontology Hall. On leaving the show, a giant sloth skeleton could have passed for a Troll. Mounted above, Quetzalcoatlus, the largest pteranodon, reminded all of a Fell Beast. Could fossils have inspired legends of fantastic beasts?
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  632. We'll be listening when you do.
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  633. History is underrated.
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  634. History of Wales please??
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  635. This my favorite Halloween documentary. I had a tradition of watching certain one but I couldn’t find it this year. I decided to watch this one. Best decision today.
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  636. This is my 1st time viewing 1 of ur videos. I appreciate ur well rounded perspective about this topic. You've definately gotten my interest in similar topics from ur channel.
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  637. awesome job man, tremendous, congrats and thank you very much.
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  638. Easily the best breakdown of this place. So many things i wasnt aware of. Much respect.
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  639. Eastern Roman History brought me here, nice content here too.
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  640. 16:59 Common sense could tell you that the great heathen army had to be more than 1000. 5k I’d bet. UHTRED!
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  641. Great format!! Love the mysterious creepy strange things.
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  642. Next: History of Tea
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  643.  @Fireoflearning  I always recommend watching your videos in the comment section of videos from more famous channels and on Facebook. I don't have enough money to become a Patreon supporter, but at least I'm willing to get more people to watch your videos.
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  644. I really enjoy your food history episodes!
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  645. Justin is one of my fave choices for a round table dinner
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  646. Watermelon is one of my favorite foods, like not even just fruit. I will eat it over actual dinner.
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  647. i had no idea that sweden wanted a piece of australia but thats why i love these videos so much i LOVE history and i always want to learn more about almost everything to do with it so thank you fire of learning for letting me learn this fact
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  648. It is also believed that chickens were brought to the Americas by the Polynesians. Certain breeds found in the Americas are more related to those that the Polynesians had.
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  649. Bro, your attention to detail is amazing! Wonderful story telling!
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  650. Seeing all those flag-sized squares with question marks on them gets me pretty hot.
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  651. I have been waiting for months, finally, my spanish heritage and ancestry thanks you.
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  652. I always welcome a Fire of Learning video.. you’re dedication , perspective, and delivery of content is unique and speaks to me in a way not many others do. Keep up the great works you do, and thank you.
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  653. That was excellent; thank you. Love this kind of exploration.
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  654. Very well done! You have some excellent information in here. To build on what you've got: Cucabrids were orginally introduced to the Americas by mega fauna, who would eat the fruits and disperse the seeds in their poop. The wild pumpkin or field pumpkin, is now extinct, but was the particular favorite food of mastodons and ground sloths, which we know from fossils from central America. Field pumpkins were native to marshy areas and to the edges of fields, where they would feed on the nutrients provided by the marshy soil and the dung of megafauna. Pumpkins of all sorts are still big feeders and require lots of fertilizer in the garden for this reason. Today there are four species of pumpkin, C.pepo, C.maxima, C.moschata, and C.aegyrosperma. Pepo pumpkins are the carving pumpkins with breeds like Howden, Casper, Jack O Lantern, and Connecticut Field. Maxima are the biggest fruits in the world, with breeds like Cinderella, Big Max, Giant, and Colossal. Moschata pumpkins are the most widely cultivated and the best eating pumpkins like Kombocha, Butternut, Calabaza squash, Marrow squash, and Cheese Pumpkin. And aegyrosperma pumpkins are the closest related to modern goards, and are mostly for decorations including, Jack Be Littles, Sugar Pie, Turban pumpkins, Crook Necks and Barred. All species and breeds of pumpkins are edible though the Pepo pumpkins are fairly bland and watery, and all pumpkins are rich in vitamins and beta carotene.
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  655. Thank you for the amazing endings. Especially today, it’s been 5 years since my mom passed away and it’s been super hard. Your little personality bits, and my fav so far next to Hallar Back Girl is this one!
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  656. These documentaries are amazing. I've learned more about history in 5 hours than I did in 4 years in high school
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  657. I appreciate the format you use to convey information. I like your use of maps and the linear nature of the narration. Simplistic and informative. Thank you for your efforts to make these videos! Great stuff.
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  658. History of Rome video is well timed. Just started to begin research on Rome! Your videos are always quality and will be looking forward to the video!
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  659. Just right when i start learning about the Spanish Empire, Fire of Learning drops a video talking about the fall of the Spanish Empire
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  660. Absolutely amazing :D Keep up the great work, I'm really enjoying your history videos!
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  661. τὸ δὲ τὴν Πόλιν σοι δοῦναι οὔτ’ ἐμόν ἐϛιν οὔτ’ ἄλλου τῶν κατοικούντων ἐν ταύτῃ, κοινῇ γὰρ γνώμῃ ἀποθανοῦμεν πάντες αὐτοπροαιρέτως καὶ οὐ φεισόμεθα τῆς ζωῆς ἡμῶν. The City doesn't belong to me nor to anyone living in it in order to give it to you, for with a common decision we will all die willingly and we won't spare our lives. Κωνσταντῖνος Παλαιολόγος ὁ ἔσχατος τῶν Ῥωμαίων, ὁ πρῶτος τῶν Ἑλλήνων. (The last Roman and the first Greek)
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  662. ah yes Michael Ryan Pritchard, great muse of the bass lute
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  663. Dude I love that new Intro effect. I'm an Audio Engineer so I notice lol. But I been waiting for this!!! I was hoping you'd Cover the Fall of the Great Roman Empire! Amazing as always Justin!
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  664. Love the video, very helpful. I would suggest to add on the screen the names of the battles and the years (so i can make notes!). 😀
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  665. Was expecting more aliens. 0/10 Whole mod.
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  666. AMAZING AS USUAL !!!!!!! & The great Byzantine Empire , among my most Favorite topics !!! Thanks for your hard work & dedication I truly appreciate it , I was hoping you'd go into depth about Greek Fire , I seen 1 of your older videos where you briefly covered it that was pretty interesting
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  667. We STAN an academic YouTuber that puts sources and further reading in the description!!!
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  668. This video made me go to the store and buy a pineapple and now I'm watching it again while eating it. I'm such royalty
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  669. Strawberries are definitely my favorite fruit of all time they're so pretty,juicy and yummy to taste 🍓
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  670. Holy shit i googled that question today!
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  671. 41:42 Wow thank you so much! This video is fantastic, so glad I could help you out!
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  672. Wake up, babe. Fire of Learning just posted another video
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  673. My grandparents on my mom’s side are both descendants of Acadians as well, but my family was expelled, and now we’re in south Louisiana with all the other Cajuns. My Dad’s side is all English hillbilly stock from Kentucky, and Irish immigrants from the famine. Good to see an Acadian doing something like this on Line. Keep it up.
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  674. ugh I absolutely love South American history, mostly because I jus feel like I know absolutely nothing about it. You gotta do more videos about the history of South America.
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  675. Forget trying to socialize during my first week of college, I’m watching this instead
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  676. As much history that I study, this has to be the most comprehensive explanation of this warfare tactic I've ever found.
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  677. Great video. And I know it's the correct terminology, but when you talk about "domesticating" the tomato, I cannot but think of a tamer with a chair and whip in a cage, domesticating a wild tomato. 😂
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  678. Thank you so much I have been waiting for this!!! You are the GREATEST documentor I have come across please don't ever stop doing this!!! Let me know if you agree??
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  679. I love this video. And I haven't heard Justin's voice for a long while
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  680. Inspiring stuff.
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  681. Heck ya! Campfire is one of my most favorite series on YouTube
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  682. Man, this channel alone has rekindled my interest in history for the first time since highschool, thank you for that.
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  683.  @Fireoflearning  I leave that up to you. I'm just happy to put a few dollars in the jar of someone who makes content I enjoy. Also, this one caught my attention considering I live in South Texas, and a small town down here called Poteet just recently had their Strawberry Festival. I don't know if you were aware of that annual event, but the timing was near perfect. Keep up the great content.
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  684. This is outrageous, it's unfair.
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  685. Funnily enough I was binge watching the other videos in this series as this popped up
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  686. "Hello and welcome to fi*r*e of lea*r*ning, Im Justin" The way you say this, at least for a non native english speaker like me, sounds very "murica". Would love a video about the origins and the evolution of the american accent. Great video as always.
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  687. You, good sir, are going to be the help I need to ace my British civilisation course XD Your videos are so detailed and well explained ! Thank you for the hard work
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  688. Gonna make a generic comment, but this was genuinely interesting! Thanks for this vid
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  689. These sweet potatoes are growing all over the garden here... And they are nice tasting. Subscribed now to your channel.
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  690. Since you've done the fall of Byzantium, will you also do rise of the Ottomans?
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  691. Très bon vidéo Monsieur. Ici à Montréal, les freins du Métro étaient de bois et saturés d'huil d'arachide pour les rendre inimflammbles. La chaleur causée par la friction des pneus contre les freins produisait un arôme distinctif qui, depuis mon enfance, j'associe au Métro et à Montréal. Les nouveaux trains, parcontre ne s'en servent plus... Et en ce qui est pour la nomenclature, au Québec nous disons Pinotte au lieu d' Arachide ou Cacaouette e.g. du beurre de pinotte , t'es ma belle p'tites pinotte!
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  692. Instant hype payoff.
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  693. Tomatoes give me really intense heartburn, I rarely eat them because of that, I wonder how much of the poison apple rumors came from people with esophagitis like me lol
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  694. these little guys are all over kentucky, they get into the walls if you let them in
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  695. I just finished watching the History of England, and I loved it.. I’m excited to watch more history videos. Fire of Learning is direct and to the point, rather than those on YouTube who make 10 minute videos and try to cram everything in within that time. FOL takes his time and goes into detail. Thank you for that
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  696. Very cool, I’d love to see a video discussing the discovery of peppers or tomatoes. New world stuff getting super integrated into Europe and further is super interesting Edit: damn this guys a psychic or something
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  697. Thank you for reporting this accurately. It's nearly impossible to get a straight version of the story. This was top notch. Cheers 🥂 🛸
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  698. Love this, Justin. You have a very consistent and strong fan base and all for good reason. Easily probably one of the most informational channels all about some of the most interesting and entertaining topics. Keep em coming good sir this is quality
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  699. He should upload more often
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  700. Me a few minutes ago: "It's almost midnight in Peru ,I need to turn off my PC and go to sleep" Fire of Learning releases new video (this time about South America) Me now: "Damn, I just wanted to go sleep, I'm happy and angry"
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  701. Amazing video keep up the great work ! History of chocolate would be another interesting topic for you to cover !!
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  702. Can you do one on Basil II?
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  703. Why haven’t more people watched these older vids they’re great
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  704. Oh yes! It’s FINALY here!
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  705. You might also like to change the picture of the Emperor Augustus which you show when talking about Julius Caesar's invasion of the British Isles in 55 BC.
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  706. I have to say,I came here thinking this was gonna be another western-made fail video,but I am extremely impressed by how well you describe the events and narrate the whole story.One thing you should notice,in greek the "oi" forms an "i" sound like "kiss" or "fleet" or "weak".For example you kept saying "Komninoi",while it should sound like "Komnini".It's ok,you just read the greeklish version of the name,just telling you so you know.If you have any more questions about name pronounciations I can help you.
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  707. It's fascinating that the history of fruit is as rich as the history of entire civilizations.
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  708. 3:09 Oh, oh no...
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  709. Finaly. I was having fire of learning withdrawals
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  710. The thing I love about this channel, apart from the informative and interesting content is Justin's own personality, the bizarre, spoken word versions of songs from Gwen Stefani and Averil Levigne etc to the outlandishly entertaining post about his "adventures" with Peanut the Capybara. You just know that there is a LOT going on in this man's mind and I feel blessed that we get to share it.
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  711. "Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar". falsely attributed to Freud??
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  712.  @Fireoflearning  Same applies if you come to the UK
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  713. This man literally only produces gold.
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  714. Watched all 4 Roman documentaries of this channel in one sitting. Worth it.
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  715. Fun fact, in Chile strawberries are known as "Frutilla" a word attributed to the conqueror Pedro de Valdivia who mentions it in the epic poem "La Arucana". Additionally, the word in the Mapuche language for the strawberry is "quellghen".
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  716. finally, a purely factual yet still enthusiastic history of Christmas
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  717. A suggestion: Maybe do a slightly obscure country like Brazil, Mexico, Australia, Thailand, etc.
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  718. I just want to say I would love for you to do a video of how you'd celebrate a modern Michaelmas. Cook a goose and make some blackberry dishes? Maybe try your hand at weaving a few corn dollies? For decorations you could have a small statuette of Archangel Gabriel on a blue and white cloth and toss some of those purple daisies about. Heck I might do this too, I love holidays. Hope to see the video!
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  719. There are very few documentaries on the history of France before Louis XIV. There are 1000s on the French Revolution and after, but very few of earlier times. Thanks for sharing your research! It's the first complete timeline of France and the region I've seen.
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  720. This has become one of my favorite channels on YouTube. I feel like I’ve learned so much about ancient history and you have a great voice for these videos too. Keep up the amazing work!
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  721. Love the content, thank you! Happy holidays
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  722. Yet again...BRAVO! and thank you.
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  723. Came for the history, stayed for the greatness of the content… Thanks for everything Fire of learning these videos have been getting me through lockdown here in New Zealand!!
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  724. I'm grateful for your effort, this is appreciated
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  725. I've been awaiting this moment
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  726. Me: scrolling for vid of interest Fire of Learning: "weird pineapple history!" Me: instant click
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  727. 270k views with only 6.1k likes? Honestly, anyone who watches this episode should like this simply for the amount of detailed information contained within. Do it for Peanut!
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  728. Please consider doing a video on Bulgaria. I don't think many people know the history of my country worldwide and it might be an interesting topic to research, present and to watch.
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  729.  @Fireoflearning  Well i do enjoy your videos and take great joy whenever you post a hilariously amazing story or a fascinating video. I too once had a wonderful companion like peanut but my pup Indy (Dr. Indiana Bones was his formal name) passed away from lymphoma on June 13th of this year. He was only 6. I used to watch your videos with him snuggled next to me. I’m sure he would have loved to have been munching on some hot dogs right now next to me while I watch you new video. Anyway, keep up the amazing work Justin.
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  730. I patiently await for the history of Portugal to be added to your list!
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  731. Yo, Fire. I have always wondered about the discovery of Popcorn. They must have freaked the fuck out. Please explore this if you're making a video on food history. Obviously corn is massively historically significant, and I feel like this discovery of Popcorn is hiding something hilarious.
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  732. In their day the Vikings conquered many lands, Russia, Jerusalem, Normandy, Britian but they generally adopted the local language and culture. One of the things to consider in the "what if" question is that the Vikings were not interested in spreading Norse culture.
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  733. These videos are so damn good, they deserve more views to be honest.
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  734. Love your channel. It's one of the few that teaches history without any cringey attempts at snarky humor. Thanks for such a concise breakdown of this complex segment of history.
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  735. 23:32 I never thought I would ever hear this ever
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  736. You are awesome dude. Great effort and nice work. Keep it up with more history videos plz.
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  737. Appreciate the quality of your audio and tempo of your voice. It is still very listenable at 1.5x speed, a testament to your clear enunciation and sentence pauses in the right places. Thank you for your work.
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  738. I've just started growing peanuts. This was a very informative video. Thank you. Subscribed.
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  739. LET’S GO MORE CRYPTIDS! WOO!
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  740. I've heard a lot of people talk about Christmas either as some wonderful Christian festival or as a horrible pagan nightmare of a Trojan horse, but until now I've never heard such an even-handed and fair approach to the history of Christmas. Good job, man
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  741. I only watched this because I have very much enjoyed all of your history teachings. I never expected this to be so well done, informative and enjoyable as it was. You have done an excellent job of covering this subject and I learned a lot. Thank you for doing this.
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  742. Extremely well made, thank you for this, Justin! A very merry Christmas to you!
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  743. Bro you are like an elder wizard figure for me since almost a year now, who bestows knowledge on the every weekend especially when my culture, family and father are all ignorant and proud of it lol. THANK YOU for all the hard work you put in for these persistent videos mate AND GOD BLESS YOU !!!
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  744. Thank you for sharing your own Halloween traditions. They are quite similar to my own. 🥰
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  745. 🌻Fire of Learning 🌻appreciate your commentary Listening from Mass USA Hello everyone on UTube France owns a lot of countries in South America
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  746. DUDE! Thank you so much!! You have taught me a very great deal that I never knew. I knew about the images you showed but would have never thought where to direct my eyes in the night sky to look into their specific direction. STOAKED! I'm gonna do it tonight during meditation time. Stars of heaven! Sing to the glory of the Supreme Being YHWH
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  747. I love these videos. It's so interesting and awesome.
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  748. Gosh I love these videos man, you are the best!
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  749. I like the order you put. Another great video!
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  750. Please advice when the 3rd part of Spanish History. Looking forward to understand Philippine history as well. Thank you for very detailed n educational !
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  751. This is an absolutely cracking wee documentary, and a really good channel! Thanks! But a real shame it doesn't mention modern cash crop slave wages, corporate dominance of the market, or fair trade coffee projects.
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  752. This channel is the only 10 I see
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  753. Can't wait to find out which countries/empires will be next. China? Egypt? Canada? Phoenicians? Greeks?
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  754. Excellent historic presentation. The best I have seen. Great Images & maps, alternating perfectly in time. Eloquent description that captures the audience. Cool scholarly publication, also dashed with intelligent sense of humor. Definitely a MUST for a Late Roman History & empire management aficionado or student.
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  755. My third grade class made a game out of learning what those higher numbers were called...and I just want to thank you for reminding me of that awesome time in my life. Truly 😍. It was an awesome experience.
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  756. And again another video that reminds me I’m awesome just for being Basque. 😌
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  757. As someone who has Irish, Welsh, Scottish and English ancestors ( in other words, a typical Englishman ) I want to say you have done a remarkable job with this video. The only minor comment I would make is the change of name from "Norman " to " English" was maybe a little too early in date. After the Normans invaded what would become Britain, they were effectively an army in occupation in many areas for the next 200 years. Altogether, this is an excellent video - a very fair explanation of a highly complex history.
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  758. OMG thank you for covering this! I love your videos and this is such an interesting case
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  759. These videos are just like the things I think up while daydreaming on long bus rides and I love it.
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  760. ​ @guymorris6596 the accusation that Druids practiced human sacrifice is unconfirmed and almost certainly Roman propaganda and has been understood as such for over a thousand years.
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  761. Congratulations for your good, sensible and correct presentation. Your exercise of paleo-phonetic is appreciated; your pronunciation too is admirable: yes, I can feel your American-English background, however your efforts and results are deserve admiration.
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  762. Dude your are hands down the best youtuber who makes human history videos out there. Thanks for the content im sure all us history fans agree were grateful to have these to be able to watch
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  763. In NIX v. HEDDEN(1893), the US Supreme Court ruled that tomatoes are vegetables, not fruit (for tax reasons), despite conceding in their decision that they are in fact botanically fruit.
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  764. I just became aware of your Excellent Channel, and Instantly Subscribed... Thank You for sharing your content with us. I Thoroughly Appreciate & Enjoy the helpful recourse of the topics, which you have Wonderfully put together with a Professional Current Of Flow... Also, Thank You for covering these, (UFO) encounters, which desire as much insightful light of bipartisanship shown upon them, now more that ever... You do so well with your video content, and covering them with unbiased reflective recall... Thank You Again !!!!
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  765. And remember history deserves to be remembered it's you I like and I like you just the way you are you make each day a special day by just your being you and the best person you can ever be is your honest self and learning can change the world
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  766. Great video, the research and production is top drawer, thanks.
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  767. You've been making the absolute BEST vids recently! Keep 'em coming!
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  768. Your videos are Incredible! I've found them to be the best method to understand the subjects myself...I couldn't imagine the work it takes to put one of these hour long videos together. I can't wait until you make one on the Spanish Empire... or even in Portugal's rise in the Indian Ocean. I've always been curious about what enabled the maritime success for the Age of discovery!
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  769. Took my time to make a cup of coffee while I watched this and now that it's ready, I feel betrayed by how this video ends.
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  770. Yes my country has made it 🤣 I remember learning about this in primary school. Another great video
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  771. Please do one of these for the rest of the continents Please 👍
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  772. Love this! It was better than watching a movie about time travel
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  773. Just got off work and super excited. I live in Kentucky so this should be good. This is gunna be awesome!
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  774. These cryptid videos are amazing
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  775. Wonder what would've happened if England just had 2 good consecutive kings. I mean, Edward III(good), Richard II(bad), Henry IV(mediocre), Henry V(amazing), Henry VI(awful). As much as the French are struggling with their kings, the English aren't that much better.
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  776. As neither pseudo skeptic or "believer", I found this to be as balanced and thorough an examination of the subject as is probably possible in a video. We humans want answers to every conceivable question about our world, the universe, and consciousness. Too many settle for believing what serves an emotional need when perhaps the mysteries that envelope us are best approached in silent awe...and continued sober exploration.
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  777. Your channel is literally amazing dude I honestly sent your playlist of the histories of countries to my old history teacher hopefully he will show them to his classes cause I can 100% say for a fact ive learned more about the world and history of places and peoples from your channel than in the 12 years of school I attended
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  778. An extremely fair presentation, hard evidence vs. lack of same needs to be highlighted, enjoyed your doc thouroughly.
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  779. Hey Justin, love your videos. I appreciate you putting these out. It helps me get my mind off of all the crazy stuff going on right now.
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  780.  @Fireoflearning  if prussia is germany then england is great britain.
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  781. Thank you for your amazing videos! I think a history of Greece through the ages would be very interesting given the impact it's civilization had at Europe.
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  782. Chileans love avocados and have for a while, and we're getting to the chilean fiestas patrias. I feel somehow this video is related.
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  783. Finally! A report that presents the facts (as they're understood to be), and not exaggerated hyperbole. I have read the 'Hunt for the Skinwalker' book and, to tell the truth I am somewhat disappointed that George Knapp might have been involved with some less than professional activity regarding his investigations therein. He has always been, at least for me, a bastion of investigative integrity. I have always felt that the fact that Robert Bigelow's assertion that he never experienced anything out of the ordinary there was rather telling. Regardless, this video simply leaves us, as usual (when it comes to the subject of the Paranormal/UFOs/UAPs) somewhat empty-handed!
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  784. Several piles of bones have also been found on site referred to as 'dead noobs' which could mean Nubians having had sent expeditions or scouts there as well. As of yet this is only speculation, but an interesting connection.
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  785. Us Pineapple Pizza eaters are more oppressed than even gamers.
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  786. Very nice, do history of Poland for 500k special!
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  787. Excellent content! Thanks for sharing!
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  788. 0:50 I don’t know who that man is but I have the strongest urge to Assassinate him...
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  789. I had no idea that coffee had such an interesting history
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  790. Your History of Nations and Peoples videos are my favourite! Another great video, keep up the great work
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  791. Really good video, crazy how much work you must put into these in research, keep it up!
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  792. Great video. Thanks for researching & presenting this. The story of horticulture is the story of humanity. One issue though, the volume level is quite low.
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  793. This is great! I would like to see wales now, keep up the amazing work!
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  794. Exceptionally well presented history of the holiday. I was half expecting yet another, "Christmas is Saturnalia, Christians. Haha, suck it!" video. The one single quibble I had with it was the implication that the British colonies were started, founded, or even heavily influenced in the early years by the Puritans. America began at Jamestown, not at Plymouth Rock.
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  795. Thank you so much. I'm scottish from a town on the west coast. My 23 and me test says I'm 100% Scottish 😁. Extra interesting video. Thank you!
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  796. I love the way you narrate. Everything about your style is just right. Please keep it up.
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  797. already listened to this story countless times, but still never clicked on anything quicker!
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  798. This is a weird Spain part 2 video
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  799. It's good to see someone else taking Halloween seriously.
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  800. Love your videos, appreciate you.
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  801. I have been hooked on your channel now for about a week and learned more than I ever did in high school I am not a college graduate and I thank you and all your colleagues for these wonderful insights and truthful parts of history , truly a great job by insightful people thank you😎
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  802. Great video as usual! And about an overlooked yet fascinating topic. It was my pleasure to help 😁
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  803. AYYYYY bro Justin I just wanted to say that I love your videos so much. The way you talk about history is so therapeutic and I feel like you're an actual friend talking to me for once. Keep making awesome content dude!
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  804. Thank you for creating and uploading these absolutely AH-MAZING documentaries!!!!!! The sheer amount of time to just research this information has to be staggering! This is my second time watching through your 2 History of France videos, and I will probably watch them again! Thank you so much for such incredible dedication to creating absolutely perfect videos!!!
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  805. Very good research and preparation. Well done. Few videos are historically accurate.
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  806. Scottish guy here, I loved this video. There's a lot I didn't know. We only get taught the main part of Scottish history in school, Bruce, Wallace.
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  807. Thanks for your amazing content!
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  808. I enjoyed watching this video from beginning to end.
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  809. Your jokes are so low-key , I love all your videos!
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  810. I'll do this for Caliph, Amogus
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  811. Well, this is turning out to be even more complicated than I had thought! In any case, I can attest that my father, who was born in Arkansas in 1896--yes, I was born when my Dad was extremely old to become a father--told me that in the Ozarks of his youth (i.e. in the very first years of the 20th century) that "Trick or Treat" mostly emphasized the "Trick" part. They would, he said, often put somebody's outhouse on top of the roof of his real house just to tick him off. (I'll finish this video when I have more time to "digest" it in more detail.)
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  812. A really interesting and thoughtproviking video. Thank you! It was a joy to watch.
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  813. The greatness of this documentary is an understatement.
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  814. omg the roleplay segment was amazing
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  815. Fire of learning has uploaded my day is made lol
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  816. My city made it on the list! And admittedly I learned something new!
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  817. An addition: The "largest cavalry charge in history" was by the Poles in the Battle of Vienna, 1683.
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  818. So far, as of 08/26/2020 FOL uploaded over 148,392 seconds of content which is 106 videos on YouTube. You can watch it all in 1.72 days or 21 hours if you do it by 2x speed. That is if you do it non-stop. It is outstanding to think that Fire of Learning gone from a small channel with well under 1K subs in mid 2017 up to a staggering 332K subs in 2020. 2016 and 2017 was such a familiar time!
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  819. There u go ! Best channel ever, thanks man
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  820. Thank you for this video! I hope you'll cover more Eastern Roman history.
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  821. I had to literally RUN and get a hot choco just to watch this one! I discovered your channel two weeks ago and have been devouring the entire list, almost running out of them. I was wondering how long would it take before your next video, thank you for updating, excellent work <3
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  822. Your documentary is fair and balanced in its approach in explaining The Ranch. Unlike others, you have gained nothing in sharing your opinion. You have a healthy skepticism along with an acceptance of somethings at face value. My compliments (for what that is worth) on your work. I shall now follow your channel yo see other interesting things you offer. Thank you for your work and honesty.
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  823. Can you do a history of wales?
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  824. You list 'Wagner' amongst English names but I've never met it here. Totally German, surely. Wayne, Wain or Wainwright would be the English equivalent.
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  825. i appreciate your channel
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  826. I have been binging through some if you videos concerning strategists. Can you do a video about diplomats like Napleon's courtier Tallyrand.
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  827. Berry nice
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  828. Great pair of videos, learned a lot about my German country. Subscribed!
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  829. I love your videos
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  830. Next episode: how to successfully get away with arson in highly populated urban areas
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  831. Babe, wake up, new fire of learning just dropped
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  832. In a HUGE coincidence, I stumbled into the first two videos of this series on both my travel to and first day stay in Madrid! Can’t wait to watch this one tomorrow :)
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  833. I can’t wait for part 3! Keep up the amazing work
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  834. I’m a simple man. I see a notification for the best history channel on YouTube, I click. Even if I’ve been awake for 18 hours today…
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  835. It would be fun to see what exactly were those Frankish influences on the French language.
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  836. This dude’s videos should be taught in school (also if you see this are you going to reupload US history part 2?)
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  837. I dig the sound effects, they add a layer of immersion!
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  838. Great content man
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  839. I REALLY enjoyed this, and thank you for doing all of the research creating a cohesive whole. And thank you for doing your best to pronounce Welsh, Irish and Scots the way they really are pronounced!
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  840. All your content sir is just top notch..super interesting and informative...you deserve praise for this channel
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  841. Love your work. If you ever need help with pronunciation or to translate something into spanish (or from it), just let me know. And hope you do some video about Colombia in the future, our history is pretty messy but interesting.
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  842. Could you please do a video on the Burgundians?
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  843. I just have to say your videos have become my new addiction! I appreciate the topics and your explanation. I truly enjoy every video! 👏🏾👏🏾
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  844. Excellent video. Interesting topic and your presentation, as always, is done quite well.
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  845. Fantastic content, keep this kind of thing coming!
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  846. This is the type of video I’ve been dreaming for, glorious upload!
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  847. Oh oui on y va! 🇫🇷🇫🇷
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  848. Thank you very much! It's very interesting!😊
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  849. I always thought the pineapple was from Hawaii, it seems so tropical.
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  850. I literally just watched this on the other channel a few days ago, great vid!
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  851. Damn I was looking forward to that pineapple rental discount :-/
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  852. Love the awesome ending for sure and glad you mentioned Nova Scotia!
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  853. Awesome documentary! I enjoyed this very much - thank you! ❤️😁
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  854. History of Mexico?
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  855. I love your videos man, something about how you present these videos makes it very easy for me to stay focused and retain information. I'm working through all of your 'history of' videos at the moment. Great stuff, cheers
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  856. Dude, you're doing such great job. Thank you for these lessons!
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  857. Excellent video. Keep up the great work.
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  858. The most strange fact that I saw in this video is that sweet potatoes are orange (wherever the owner of the channel lives). Here in Brazil, they are pink outside and white-ish inside!
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  859. Do some videos on history of flowers like roses, wisteria and lilacs please
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  860. Can you do The history of Austria?
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  861. So YouTube has been acting up to day and I seen this video just dropped I tried to watch it like 40 times but YouTube wasn't gonna cooperate with me but when I checked back later on as the video was loading I was like please please please work lol 😭 I love this channel sm
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  862. Nice touch with the authentic ancient Latin pronunciation!
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  863. I have a love hate-relationship with tomatoes. This is a fascinating history.
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  864. Can you make a video on Brazilian history? Love your documentaries!
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  865. I believe it would be fascinating for you to eventually make a video on Iranian history
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  866. This man needs more subs, he explains with good details, a calm voice with a good background. Does not overwhelm us with flashy animation and background music of a rave.
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  867. Oh my! Well now, this IS a "special project", as promised! Nice 👌
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  868. Awesome. I've been looking forward to this for a while.
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  869. Omg your uploads make my week usually but now you’ve made my year
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  870. History channel, give this man a contract. So much better than anything you see on tv. Good job man.
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  871. You have done it again my friend, another amazing video
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  872. Not really, France was the most powerful christian kingdom during the 12th and 13th century, and the most powerful european country during most of the 17th and 18th century (hence the coalitions....).
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  873. 🔥
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  874. I don't know why I get such a kick out of this series. I think it's partially because I can tell on a subtle level you're enjoying the ironic nature of it, as are we all. Also I have to echo other comments. I love your channel because of the variety. A lot of other channels it's battle after battle after battle, which, while fascinating, can become a bit of a blur after years. These complete shifts in focus really help keep my interest in history refreshed.
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  875. Nobory: Justin: INDUSTRY
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  876. Great Documentary, Pretty Informative
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  877. Was on your channel last night hoping you'd upload another video soon. Great work I love this channel and I want to support you on patreon just need to get some extra cash first.
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  878. Knox, Knox. Who's there? The Presbyterians.
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  879. Well done. Comprehensive. Well researched. Something I can go back to again from time to time. Thanks.
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  880. Your roman history videos are my favorite. I think you and useful charts are my two favorites. Will have to check out your science page
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  881. Please, we want more of these scary, creepy stories!!!
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  882. this is the best presentation and coverage of the incidents I've ever seen
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  883. pog
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  884. OMGGGGG IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS VIDEO 😭😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏
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  885. Wonderful! Just wonderful.
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  886. Think about it… if Halloween, Christmas, and thanksgiving weren’t there; then this time of year would be dreadful, dark, cold and wet
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  887. I just suscribed because of this video so damn I hope he does too lol
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  888. Great topic (and one liner w/ the Credence reference), Justin: People would assume the Arab forces grew over time, but they actually reached overwhelming levels very quickly. 'So glad to hear of the new Byzantine history focus, btw- Its relevance goes far beyond it's chronological ties to Rome as it served as the ground zero between two belligerent continents and two vastly different cultures.
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  889. So much information condensed into one hour; had at least a half dozen article tabs open on average throughout to read further into some of the historical points.
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  890. YES YES YES YES
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  891. W history W video W content W content creator
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  892. I loved this documentary. I learned so much. And I see you have a part two so THANK YOU!
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  893. This was great! I love the history of food, especially pre-modern food migration. I heard a tale that mammoths were responsible for propagating avocados, as they had the only digestive tracts the pits would pass through. Supposedly, the avocado's survival was only assured by the arrival of humans who killed the mammoths. Any veracity to this?
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  894. Very good contant as always! Cant wait for the documentary on the Byzantine empire ^^.
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  895. I have watched many history videos for fun, many of them were on fire of learning. This one would be one of my ten favorites, would watch again.
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  896. Mostly what we associate as "pumpkin flavor" is a mix of cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg and ginger, usually called "Pumpkin Spice". Actual pumpkin has a very mellow taste, it's not strong, and really just similar to squash. It mixes well with spices and when pureed is easily baked and really that's what makes it so popular. The pumpkin is more of a vehicle for the spice.
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  897. I finally watched this whole 4-part saga and all I can say off the bat that no big budget Hollywood epic and no documentary, can really capture the true scope of the two-thousand year adventure of the Romans - but this one comes pretty close. So fantastic job, sir. Also I'm not Greek, or Turkish, or Orthodox or Muslim, or really anything but I dare anyone regardless of heritage NOT to shed a tear at the account of Constantinople's last stand and fall. Mehmed himself was even supposedly moved by the scene, even as he ordered the sack and plunder of what was basically the desiccated corpse of the Roman empire. Sic transit gloria and all that.
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  898. Really really love this series. Worth mentioning your volume is comparatively low.
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  899. I remember this narrator and he spoke about Halloween. Christmas is one of my favorite holidays.
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  900. There are one too many people treating this comment too seriously.
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  901. This channel is pure fire...Literally 🔥🔥🔥
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  902. Lol I actually made him take an oath and he is an honorary Aussie on the Discord server xD
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  903. I've been waiting for this for this video for so long.
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  904. Please also focus on the events in the Philippines. Great video!
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  905. Me all day yesterday: When will Fire Of Learning make their new video? 11:30 PM: Well, time to go to bed... Fire Of Learning has uploaded a new video. Me: Crap, now I have to watch it.
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  906. Justin, would you do a video on Japanese history? Particularly the transition from feudalism to nation state would be most interesting to see.
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  907. I just watched the Spain history video yesterday without even knowing about this one. What a coincidence. A welcome one : )
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  908. You sir have succeed where so many have failed before you.. Not the fact that you got a LARGE part of the history correct.... not the fact that you were able to identify the "the first king of Scotland".... or even the fact you shown we've fought ourselves all throughout history no no no..... the moment you succeed is when you pointed out.. Braveheart isn't. real. history!! It freaks me out how many SCOTTISH people think that's real... Like historically accurate real.... there's even a monument in Stirling dedicated to William Wallace that has Mel Gibsons face, sword and clothes from the movie on display....... I mean get it was a popular movie but you don't see NASA selling Light Sabers do you? ...
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  909. Babe, wake up. The Unbelievable History of Strawberrys just dropped
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  910. WHAT better time to watch a Hi I'm Justin and this is Fire of Learning video. Thanks, boss!
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  911. Landon Academy of English Studies
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  912. Your crypid videos are some of my favorites! I really hope you make more, there’s a criminal lack of crypid content on YouTube
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  913. I bought a star in that constellation.
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  914. @Fire of Learning, an important note: the most common strawberry today is unable to reproduce by seeds much of the time, because it is triploid. The parents species were normal diploid and tetraploid species. There are some hexaploid varieties, and a few pentaploid, because of rare hybridization events, where two triploid gametes are produced and meet, or a triploid and diploid gamete meet, producing viable offspring. Plants can often do that, while we mere animals normally cannot. See also, most commonly planted potatoes (quadruploid). Thanks for your content.
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  915. it's all fun and games until someone expects the inquisition /s Great vid, looking forward to part 3 :)
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  916. just a small error very minor the song is fortunate sons i believe great video
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  917. I get soo hype for every food history video. I love food!! -Kevin
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  918. I just want you to know that I listen to this every year (starting last year lol). This is my new Halloween tradition, thank you for keeping me educated about the subjects I love most!
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  919. Oh, how I love the Maize Mazes! Great video, Justin (as I'm sure we're all come to expect).
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  920. AND NOW IM STAYING UP
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  921. Strawberry Cornbread sounds amazing. Great video!
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  922. Do a video about cryptids of Japan and Korea.
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  923. Whoa Justin. This doc following so closely after the Prussia doc is really impressive. Keep up the goodwork. Also the deadpan Men at Work rendition and the Big Chungus reference had me dying.
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  924. I’ve just discovered this channel today and it is already one of my favorites. I’m probably just going to watch these videos all day.
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  925. YES OMG THE CRYPTID VIDS ARE BACK
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  926. Du er min favoritt historiker, og du lager veldig flotte videoer. Takk :)
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  927. Your videos are just too amazing, i love them !! Would it be possible to do a documentary about the history of Canada ?
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  928. I love these cryptid videos as they help tell in more detail about all these different cryptids. I'm doing a bit of research on several cryptids as of now and this helps lots. Thank you Fire of Learning for making these videos :D
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  929. My mother has a strawberry bed in her garden, and man can I say those runners can be a hassle tho they're just like disease just wants to spread.
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  930. Thanks for another upload! Looking forward to watching it
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  931. I live and am from Acadiana. Louisiana. my great great great great great grandparents came from novi scotia . We are what you call Cajuns! the best of course.:))
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  932. New 🔥 of 🧠👨‍🎓! YES! Runs around like a bull in a china shop
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  933. This documentary has become part of my Halloween tradition. Thanks for your hard work.
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  934. i love this channel, truly a man of facts and knowledge, someone who only faces one perspective in science can hardly be called a scientist at all.
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  935. Justin, you're officially my favorite YouTuber of all time.
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  936. As a new yorker i can definitely verify that we are obsessed with coffee. There's a coffee shop literally every few blocks in the city
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  937. This is fascinating, thanks for laying all of this out
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  938. Beautiful. Thank you for making this video!
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  939. Holy shit, a dude plagerised a few parts in your video word for word in my public speaking class in my fall semester 2021. It was an informative speech and I stg I think he snatched a few photos for his slides as well. What a time to be alive, your work is so good it's expulsion worthy!
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  940. Man I love your videos so much. Thanks bud, keep pumping out content. You're gonna be very successful
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  941. Great writing! Thank you for your hard work!
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  942. I love your videos, never stop doing what you are doing.
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  943. Make one for scandinavia!
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  944. YESSSSSSS IVE WAITED FOR THIS
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  945. Really enjoy your thorough and fascinating videos. I learn more from you than a year in college. My family has mostly very far northern European roots, but some of them were Irish. The conflict is interesting to contemplate. Thank you for taking the time to create these videos.
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  946. YEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSSS GOD HAS ANSWERED MY CALLS
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  947. Here from Historia Civilis for a continuation of the Roman drama!
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  948. From Philippines former Spanish colony
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  949. new to the channel but am so glad YouTube recommend your channel mate thanks for all the awesome ufo and alien stories
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  950. I started drinking coffee when I was 17. Been drinking it ever since. The fact that humans have been drinking it for centuries... that's really interesting stuff! New subscriber here!
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  951. This was brilliant. I hope you do more ufo stories like this 👍
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  952. delicious and you can really tell they're from there
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  953. They would tremble at the might of the bass bro shop pyramid
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  954. "His last words are only known by his relatives" -Ronald Reagan
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  955. Thank you for your great work and effort! I simply love this channel!Keep the fire of learning burning, good luck!
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  956. Thank you so much I learn a lot of with you man. Audio perfect.
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  957. You did lose me at the eggplant. . . . My favorite science teacher was Ms Berry and now things make sense.
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  958. #Notificationsquad
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  959. This has been my favorite holiday since I was a child! We had games and cider and an outdoor play about St. George and the dragon, ate bread in the shape of a dragon, etc. It’s the best!
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  960. Viva Espana!
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  961. "Many historians would say Charlemagne". Yeah, but only the ones that want to be correct.
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  962. I love to see children having fun playing dress up and collecting their goodies as they come to my door. I smile the whole time such fun. Lookinng forward to it on Oct 31
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  963. One of the most underappreciated channels is this one.
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  964. Just wanted to say that I love your videos and to keep up the good work! I’ve always loved history, but it can be hard for me to keep up with the timelines. This content definitely helps :)
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  965. Loved it, I am going to make my kids watch this
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  966. A minor note: Technically, the modern church state is not a direct continuation of pippin´s donation. It sure stands in its tradition, but was actually (re-)created in 1929 as the vatican city.
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  967. We need longer videos ❤️
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  968. Finally a video from the best history channel. Awesome❤️
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  969. Best YouTuber right now
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  970. 0:55 is it just me or does that look like the Imperial City waterfront district from Oblivion?
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  971. I realy like your videos, it's amazing that you started working at target
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  972. Known, but not often mentioned…Bigelow was Harry Reid’s largest political campaign contributor. Then Harry Reid, through Congress, gives AAWSAAP, (Bigelow/Skinwalker), $22 million. Humm ?
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  973. Thank you for the interesting and informative videos. I just subscribed to Lucinox, and and i look forward to watching the videos uploaded there.
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  974. You don't know how long I've been waiting for this. Fantastic job
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  975. No views 18 likes. That's the power of fire of learning.🔥🔥
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  976. Imagine being the leading expert on the history of the watermelon
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  977. Lmao I love history Is that weird?
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  978. AWEEEE YEAH! I'm so stoked for this. Thank you!
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  979. I bet you’ll blow up. This things are what YouTube’s missing
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  980. Ohio check. its amazing how many of my favorite youtubers live here in ohio.
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  981. part 2 please :D
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  982. my pleasure. i'm glad i was able to help
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  983. Holy smokes! FANTASTIC CONTENT AND DELIVERY!
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  984. This man's exceptional ability to narrate and using it to make anything interesting is amazing. I'd listen to him for hours talking.
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  985.  @VickHushpuppy215  I listen to these while working 😆
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  986. Keep up the great videos, I was wondering if you could update the Viking documentary make it one video
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  987. yes 3:10 am thanks fire of learning
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  988. Pagans did X Christians do Y X is similar to Y Therefore X = Y This is a logical fallacy. Just stop with this "Christmas is pagan" nonsense.
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  989. I am thoroughly enjoying these food ones. One of the only vids I watch that the wife is excited to watch too.
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  990. If you upload one more video that isn’t titled “French History part 2” I will be having a stern call with the CEO of youtube
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  991. Justin my dude! Thanks for uploading this video! I was just sipping my scotch and smoking and literally thought "my saturday would be complete with a fire of learning video." Guess youre a mindreader now! Have a good one!
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  992. Video on sea people, hitties and Anatolia languages will be also very interesting like this one.
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  993. Your videos need to be on trending someday! I came here after being on trending page but switched to home and forgot I did that and thought this video was on there, but I feel like it’s deserving!
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  994. How often do you guys think about this video?
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  995. @Fore of Learning You do cryptid videos so well!.. PLEASE do an African cryptids video!!! Africa has some incredible cryptids, from Mokele Mbembe (a potential living sauropod dinosaur), to the Emela Ntouka (Killer of Elephants) that is some massive horned creature that isn't a Rhino, so aggressive it's capable of killing bull African Elephants... There is the Ennedi Tiger, a potential living saber toothed feline.. As well as a number of feline cryptids, there are giant spider cryptids.. Pterodactyl type cryptids in Africa etc etc etc.. My above list is just a few of the most popular and well known African cryptids
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  996. check out his other videos he mostly does history of nations but he has several on food history as well
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  997. Love these Campfire Tales video's! 💯
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  998. Another incredible video!
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  999. In Finland we have a day for remembering the holy dead on 31 of October and people go light a candle on loved ones graves. Halloween has gained popularity since 2000's though trick or treating is not a thing at all since most of the neighbours wont have any candy for kids. It's mostly a creepy costume party and bars and night clubs have special Halloween parties and costume contests that are popular with young adults. The walpurgis night or the first of may is called Vappu in finnish and it's also labor day in Finland. Traditions include wearing a silly costume or if you've graduated from college you can use your student cap, lighting a bonfire, going on a picknic, drinking a lot and buying a helium ball. Before easter on palm sunday we have a day where kids dress up as witches or easter bunnies and go trade willow branches that have been prettily decorated with colorful bows and feathers for candy around the neighbourhood. The kids also have to recite a short rhyme for the neighbours to get the candy.
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  1000. Love finding out about new monsters
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  1001. When I was 15 years old and emerging from a coma age a traumatic brain injury, I kept dreaming that I was asleep and couldn't wake up. Whenever I tried, "They" (it was never clear in the dream who "they" were) kept "pushing me back under, saying that I'm asleep and can't wake up." Of course my coma was being discussed in my presence all the time, though my family, friends, and care team wild have been thrilled if I had worn up sooner. One day for some reason (it was the day they were going to drill a hole in my skull to relieve the pressure on my brain, but I didn't understand that), my dream self was tired of being "made" to stay asleep, so I fought really hard to wake up-- which kept my skull unbridled and in one piece! I do believe some part of my brain was functioning and protecting itself, especially since it's entirely in character for me to resist doing something until the last possible moment.
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  1002. one of my favorite spices! I m so happy I found your channels!
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  1003. IMPEEERIUM !!!
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  1004. Scottish here, absolutely love this channel👍
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  1005. I can’t wait for that Byzantium history video!
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  1006. Fire of Learning you should do this for Wales as well
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  1007. best content u ever have👍❤
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  1008. Please, can you do one documentary episode about Brazil or Sweden? Love your videos.
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  1009. Hey man thanks for the upload. Most importantly- I hope that you're in a better place now. Wish you the best
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  1010.  @Fireoflearning  Hey mate, just found your channel, SO impressed with the quality of your videos ! As an Aussie I really enjoyed your AUS history special 👍 Just one thing, your audio is really low & muffled. It almost sounds like you're using the built in camera microphone or a bad lapel mic ? Its certainly not as crisp as I'd expect given the quality of your video and editing. Just want to help you be the best 👍
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  1011. I can't watch this until I finish my homework, so please no spoilers.
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  1012. You left out the Curcubita Moshata. There are many in this species that are considered pumpkins. The Long Island Cheese Pumpkin being one of the most well known.
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  1013. I love you Justin :Huggie: 💙-Bred of Brædlandia
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  1014. YouTube teaches you more than school, college or university, these days.
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  1015.  @Fireoflearning  I have to thank you for giving everyone this beautiful and perfect pearl. God blessed you with a gift and with this you gave us this wonder that not only deserves to be publicized but deserves to be preserved. I want to wish you and your family a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!!!
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  1016.  @Fireoflearning  Jokes aside, your channel is fucking awesome and every video you upload is an absolute banger. Keep it up dude
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  1017. Oh, yes. Regular Fire of Learning uploads. I remember when this was something in my life. I am happy it is once again.
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  1018. Good lord this is well researched. please make more videos on the UFO subject in this vein
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  1019. Great food history videos! As a Mexican who grew up growing and eating pumpkins, I greatly appreciate your work. You got a new subscriber :)
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  1020. You make great content. Thank you for your wonderful videos.
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  1021. So the timestamp on the thumbnail for this video is in just the right place that the thumbnail reads "crusade against Chris". I'm disappointed to learn that there was never a concerted effort to send thousands of holy warriors against some dude named Chris. Thumbs down, unsubbed.
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  1022. I call it "The Naughty Alien Hypothesis".
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  1023. Loved it. I'm descended from some of the people you mentioned. Thank you for putting together such an excellent documentary
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  1024. That was a lot of fun to watch! Halloween was always a holiday my mom and I enjoyed celebrating. Each year, I would carve a different facial expression on a real pumpkin and put a lighted 🕯️ candle inside. We would watch scary movies- and I Don't mean slasher flicks. We would put on Basil Rathbone reading Edgar Allan Poe stories. We took our Faith seriously, but didn't see a problem with making this a fun night. I'm sure most remember 9/11 in 2001. It was also my mom's birthday. Her last one. One the night of October 31, around 6:40 PM., I heard a crash.in the kitchen. Mom, unknown to us both, had a Venous Malformation-or knot of blood vessels- in her brain. Just before sundown- it burst. I stayed with her all.night in the ER and then lay on a couch in the ICU waiting room. On November 1, she slipped.into a coma. We lost her November 30. My hubby and I still.have fun on Halloween, but I thought the story of my adored mother's death interesting-especially the date it happened
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  1025. Good Day Fire Of Learning, Can You Please Make A Video About The Cryptids Of The Philippines
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  1026. The images you have chosen...the art work....are all stunning. You have illustrated your lesson so intelligently and aesthetically that I could not help but subscribe... I look forward to future exposure to your mentality and selectivity because I find it to be so enriching on multiple levels.
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  1027. Very well balanced. Thank you!
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  1028. tbh the Cleveland skyline hooked me in. Never thought I would see my home city in a thumbnail talking about modern cities 😍
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  1029. No phone lines out that far yet, so yea, prob no phone... Neighbors are, at closest, around a mile or more away, and very few, so prob didn't hear much, esp. considering how forested the area is... BTW, he didn't say it, I don't think... But there was a neighbor (or 2) that reported hearing gunshots after dark, but assumed it was raccoon hunters (etc). Anyways, I'm just tryin to help answer your questions, I'm not tryin to be rude, or anything like that lol... I'm from the area, and I've studied this case a lot. God Bless ya friend!
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  1030. Do a video on the Hebrew revival, please?
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  1031. I grow my own tomatoes every year. All heirloom. We grow about 100 plants and when the season is all done, we can and freeze the excess. I have all the tomato sauce and whole canned tomatoes I could ever need. And talk about taste better then the crap they sell in US grocery stores. Modern tomatoes don’t taste much like anything.
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  1032. If my non patron comment vote means anything I’d like to see japan or China soon. Also the Mesopotamian region would be interesting to see from Neolithic to modern. Ur vids are awesome!
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  1033. Just last night I was looking at the success of your skinwalker video thinking he should do more like this and then boom here we are
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  1034. Got chills with the fall of the Guillotine that you added in very awesome work with the sounds effects man!
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  1035. "I hope you enjoyed this video." I always do thanks for making awesome videos
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  1036. it shouldn't need to be said but an American made this video
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  1037. Love this channel, and I learn so much that I didn’t know before. Thank you.
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  1038. Highlight this if you love your fans.
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  1039. I'm sat eating a whole pot of pineapple chunks while watching this video - my decadence is beyond the ken of mortal man! ^o^
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  1040.  @Fireoflearning oh ok, and either way it’s still a great video so thank you. I’m watching through it all right now in the early morning to get me in the Halloween mood.
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  1041. Your videos are great,keep going please.
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  1042. that wolf is the main character holy shit
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  1043. Me: watching way later than I should probably for my own good... gonna have a hard time sleeping
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  1044. "Everyone expected the Spanish Inquisition!"
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  1045. All your documentaries are amazing!!
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  1046. I watch this every other night before sleep. It's so nuanced and, at the same time, easy to follow and digest. Not to mention it has a few comedic relief points, or at least between this one and the companion piece. Thanks, Justin. This channel and lucinox will definitely be where I put my future patreon donations.
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  1047. Cant wait to finish this video. So exited lol
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  1048. Second Michael to post! (2 minutes after the video is released).
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  1049. This is honestly the best yt channel out there. I know Mr. Fire of Learning Guy probably works very hard, at least that’s what these videos show. Thank you for your time Mr. FoL Guy. Keep up the gr8 wrk!
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  1050. I think the whole been in a Cake thing very interesting, being from Louisiana it's part of the whole King Cake aspect of Mardi Gras. Which really just seems like that same ceremony on a different day still related to Christ. Very interesting historically.
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  1051. Hey Justin can you make a documentary on different religions?
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  1052. I admire the Romans deeply, but I'm a fanatical German patriot.... Very conflicted on who to root for here. Teutoburg Forest bothers me, the Romans thought were marching to help an allied tribe, but it was a trap. The fact they were marching to help the very people who were plotting to massacre them troubles me.
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  1053. No mom I’m not crying
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  1054. I'm a simple man, If see a new Fire of Learning video, I click it.
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  1055. Fire of Learning 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 This Channel is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 1 of the Best on YouTube. I love your Format & how you Edit in all of these Historical Photos instead of wild animations
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  1056. This is the best Doc yet!
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  1057. Warlock Party Boat.
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  1058. Around 40:00, you claim (twice) that Frederick William died in 1640 and Frederick II inherited the throne in 1640. It's actually 1740, of course.
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  1059. You're killing it dude.
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  1060. Fascinating, when I picture cinnamon I picture cassia not true cinnamon. Now that I know there is a difference I want to try them both and compare.
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  1061. Gonna watch the video later. Just came here to tell you that i love your content! Please keep up the good work <3
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  1062. Awesome content!
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  1063. I genuinely got excited when I saw the thumbnail😂 Hope this video is enjoyed by millions.
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  1064. You should do the history of the papacy
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  1065. im never not impressed by how cool this channel is
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  1066. I'd like to think that the falling coins sound had nothing to do with Alexios promising to repay the debts of the crusaders, and that you just dropped your spare change while recording.
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  1067. So Time Travelers, buy some Pineapples and Bananas. Use these as offerings to stay as a guest in peoples houses.
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  1068. I did really try to make it through without laughing too hard. BUT you got me with "I will have LARGE soda pop! Fell right outta my chair.
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  1069. I always stop everything I’m doing to watch these. Thank you 👍🏽
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  1070. An awesome channel. I've watched more than 20 documentaries of you and not finished yet!
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  1071. Can you do Brazil and Portugal next?
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  1072. Extensive but well balanced and unbiased throughout for such a recurring subject. Was not disappointed. Keep up the great work.
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  1073. What's the Capital of Prussia? PMoscow.
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  1074. A
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  1075.  @Fireoflearning  We both missed that opportunity! Well... Anyway I enjoy your documentaries. I learned a lot. Keep up the good work!
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  1076. I'm German Irish so this is very informative and insightful thank you
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  1077. Viva España
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  1078. Wonderful video, I remember requesting Spain on a different video or post you had made. Looking forward to Part II!
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  1079. i have watched pretty much all of your videos, love your way of talking about history... and love coffee i have watched many other history of coffee videos, so when i saw that you! FIRE OF LEARNING had brought out your own video about coffee i actually forgot what i originally came to youtube to look up and just clicked the recommended, thank you !
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  1080. I literally needed this video in my life
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  1081.  @Fireoflearning  Requiescet in pace
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  1082. Thanks for teaching me something new, dude! When I get my mobile espresso bar up and running, I'll make a drink after ya. Something hot cinnamon and vanilla based.
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  1083. I love your tongue in cheek way of laying out history. You had me laughing and replaying much of the video simply to laugh again. Bless your heart as well as your tongue. ;) Keep up the good work and your double entendres!!
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  1084. i like cryptids
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  1085. Ave Justiniano Youtubus!
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  1086. l love your cryptid videos especially it's not clickbait and l hope you do it more
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  1087. Can’t wait to watch
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  1088. as an aboriginal I would like to say thank you for including us in most things they only talk about us once or not at all and our suffrage in the stolen generation its great that you put this in thank you
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  1089. I've never subscribed to a channel I'd never heard of faster. 54 seconds it took.
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  1090. I wish you made history of Poland. Your documentaries are amazing.
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  1091. I was hoping to find something to argue with here but you were pretty much correct, for the most part. God dammit.
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  1092.  @Fireoflearning  I noticed! I've been watching all of the history of nations and peoples videos and realized a trend...
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  1093. First
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  1094. Hi from Armenia! Yeah... we still exist.
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  1095.  @Fireoflearning  Great man your video is from this point on my Christmas tradition.
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  1096. Well,I love this channel ❤ thank you.
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  1097. Very well done. It was an hour well spent.
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  1098. I prefer Longinus.
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  1099. Best hour ever 🙌😎 beautiful ending
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  1100. That ending was hilarious and so relatable. Thanks for teaching me something new today.
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  1101.  @Fireoflearning  if you happen to see this while you’re scrolling, even though I know you get a lot of video requests, I would love if you did a video on the Hmong people from south east Asia before, during, and after the Vietnam War. It’s an beautiful, forgotten history, and I think it would be amazing for more people to be able to hear it
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  1102. Tasting History and Food History on Fridays! I'm very happy.
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  1103. I'd be fascinated in a video that explains why the Byzantine could not field armies as large as ancient Rome.... And maybe why the ancients could field larger armies than medieval kingdoms overall
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  1104. the greatest of all time
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  1105. Thank you for doing this video. Very little is ever discussed about the history of this part of the world...yet a lot of western culture was SPAWNED from this region. I am of German/Danish heritage. My ancestors fled what is today Luxemborg to escape the Franco/Prussian war. Not entirely sure why my great, great grandfather left Denmark in the early 1900's (before WWI). My other ancestors on my mother's side were of Bavarian background.
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  1106. Waiting for part 2🤗🎉
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  1107. SO refreshing to find a Cryptid Investigation Channel that ISN'T, to puttit bluntly, Full Of Shinola (OR the sticky brown substance that particular brand of shoeshine is so commonly confused, by the world's most legendary dumb*rses)! Liked & Subscribed! Keep up the great work 😘 👍❤️👍
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  1108. man, you really make history videos ADDICTING. I've always been interested in many of the empires and this wasn't even on top, however, this video and its sequel are my breakfast and supper. I watch em like you'd watch your Instagram reels. Holy sh&t, never stop making videos! #preach
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  1109. The Toledo War will commence again! Bring it on Ohian!! 😆
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  1110. Thank you for the campfire series! I watch them all the time.
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  1111. Until the high Middle Ages (11th/12th century), the Italian language was often still called Volgare , i.e. "the people's language", from "Vulgar Latin" - in contrast to the Latin spoken by the church and many other in higher society. That we call it "Italian" now and not "Latin" or "New Latin", is basically convention. The Roman Empire and with it the Latin language split into multiple parts; the peoples' languages diverted but the formal one remained the same, and later, these multiple parts became proto- and actual nations on their own. So distinguishing between the various languages made sense. In contrast, a similar thing happened to Greek - it evolved and diverted into a people's language, and a formal one that was pretty close to Ancient Greek, but it did not split into so many national varieties. That's why we speak of ancient and modern Greek but not the same with Latin.
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  1112. Nobody expects the Spanish inquisition but we expect a part 3, 4 ,5 and so on
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  1113. This very well may be the best YouTube channel.
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  1114. IM CHET THE MAN THANKS FOR THE S/O
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  1115. thank you! was very much looking forward to!
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  1116. Hey fire of learning! I rewatched all of your Rome videos numerous amount of times and I love them so much. When I’m at work I play your videos on enjoying your comforting voice. Thank you for all your work please never stop ❤️
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  1117. Thank you Fire of Learning for this wonderful video. I found this totally fascinating. I adore avocados. I make my own guacamole and love it’s nutty taste and buttery texture. I am looking forward to watching more of your brilliant videos 💜😁🥑🍍
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  1118. FESTIVUS FOR THE REST OF US!
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  1119. Great documentary and narrator! Keep them coming!
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  1120. You sir, are a badass!
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  1121. You did an excellent job on this! Thank you for all the hours you dedicate to researching. It is appreciated! Merry Christmas from Dixie. <3
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  1122. very addictive to watch ... your passion of history is what I lacked in some of my history teachers . Instantly subscribed to this phenomanel site
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  1123. My Lord, you must return to your discord kingdom, for the people love you and their souls need the sustenance of your words.
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  1124. Finally... I was really looking forward to it
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  1125. Ok ill be honest, but im sure i wasnt the only one who thought you were bullshitting when asking about michaelmas in that poll a while back 🤣
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  1126. My favorite food and a great video! Ty
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  1127. Are you planning on making a video about France's history? I know it probably takes ages to make this kind of video but it would be awesome :)
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  1128. Hi I like your vids
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  1129. Please do more of these with different fruits, I love your channel!!
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  1130. Power outage here in Montréal...woke up to a cold house, built a fire on which I heated water to brew me a nice warm coffee, much different from my usual cappucino. Saw the notification about this video and thought: "Nice way to start a Sunday." Happy holidays 💕
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  1131. I sure want to watch this, but I am at work and might get fired if I watch so much at work. So, I'll watch this when I get home. But, quality UFO productions like this are far & few.
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  1132. noti squad🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
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  1133. 43 min video uploaded 2 mins ago. And you can bet I already gave it a like!
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  1134. I really appreciate the miles to km convention!!! As a Canadian i almost never understand the speed of vehicles in stories like these. It was a nice lil added for us veiwers. Thank you.
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  1135. Such a great channel
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  1136. This video is quite good, glad to have found this channel and subscribed! Greetings from Spain!
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  1137. Fire of Amazing Videos
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  1138. Called it!
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  1139. Worth the wait! Taking your time with videos is important- we get better quality, and, hopefully, you have a better work-life balance!
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  1140. oshit history is back on the menu bois
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  1141. looking forward to part 2
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  1142. I just love this channel.. excellent..
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  1143. Loved the video. Not sure, however, if labelling Virgil as an historian is quite accurate. Certainly, poetry is what he's famous for.
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  1144. Justin, these are absolutely fantastic documentaries. A lot more information than typical mainstream history documentaries currently. I'd love to see an Asia-based history documentary if it is within your expertise. I know the history of China could be a three hour video alone, but it would be great to see it. Love the content and hope to see more! Cheers!
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  1145. Yes! I love the Campfire-Myths and Legends series!
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  1146. 8:03 snuk in some promo there at the ignitor i saw it yes i did.
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  1147. I only going to say that... I love ketchup ❤️🍅
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  1148. I like how professional and scholarly you present information yet still throw in little meme jokes
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  1149. Video Ideas: - Ancient greece - 3 major Islamic caliphates - The italian renaissance - Ottoman empire - The hellenic period - The punic wars
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  1150. The history of coffee is very interesting, but nonetheless I'm still tea gang all the way
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  1151. happy new year dude hope u'll have more subs this year👍👌🏻🔥❤
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  1152. This is your best video to date! Wunderbar und danke schoen!
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  1153. Good to see you back mate!
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  1154. I have today, 9-15-2024, referred this to a friend.
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  1155. I love this guy
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  1156. Wonderful as always! One of the best, if not the best history channel on yt! All the best to you guys!
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  1157. People on the internet arguing that Clovis isn't the founding father of France due to his germanic origins. Meanwhile, historians be like : -Alfred The Great (Saxon founding father of England) -Riurik (Scandinavian founding father of Russia) -Pelagius (Wisigoth founding father of Spain)
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  1158. Amazing video. I'm Peruvian of Spanish descent both Christian and Jewish. You are very thorough and I love that
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  1159.  @Fireoflearning  please dude don't give up and if I can send some support in the near future trust me I will I'm not sure how much would make a difference but if you keep doing this I will try my best to support you to!!!
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  1160. I love your documentaries on Spain and now I will watch the 2nd part of the Ireland documentary because I really enjoyed this one. This helps me understand the scope of history in a way that I think is key to the study of history. Studying a single event or ruler/country is not as comprehensive as understanding the events and people leading up to that time or person/place. Even before the internet, events had a global effect. You do a great job, I love the map of Ireland here because I always think of modern Ireland whenever Ireland is mentioned. Keep up the good work and I'll be watching more of your videos! 😊
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  1161. Epic. (Say in Spanish)
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  1162. This video absorbed me, i really enjoyed it. One of the best videos on Napoleon II.
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  1163. Russians call it ананас 🍍, or ananas. Now, I know why!😁
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  1164. Great job, informative, no BS, it's appreciated.
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  1165. Hold up, I thought Romulus founded the Romulans, an offshoot of the Vulcans who went on to create the Romulan Star Empire? (LOL kidding nerd Trekkie humor). Well done video. Honestly what I just described is what the History Channel is doing instead of what YOU are doing. REAL HISTORY.
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  1166. So flexible, versatile, consistent, and longevity
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  1167. feeling down, woke up to fire of learning crypdid video! life is good!
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  1168. I love these videos. I can't get enough
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  1169. Great video! I have some video ideas below: Full History of Your Channel? Or Egypt?
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  1170. So well done! Thanks for sharing!
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  1171. Yay!!! It's out now!!
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  1172. Man if i was marcus aurelius i would totally subscribe to you bro
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  1173. Thank you for making this all ways wanted to know the history of Christmas Keep up the great work
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  1174. Do a video about the tulip mania!!
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  1175. Please don’t stop making these videos, you are truly awesome!
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  1176. Congrats you the 684th channel ive subscribed to
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  1177. Great job Justin. What a gem of a video<3 Take care and keep it up
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  1178. when you are having a bad day at work then you take a break, and find a new fire of learning video drops. nice 👍
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  1179. Thank you! This actually restored some of my delight in Christmas.
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  1180. Great video, thank you. I appreciate your thorough use of sources and giving credit to the historical figures who made discoveries or observations about strawberries. Really cool.
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  1181. Good video, as always
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  1182. This video ends a perfect night for me, i love cuddling up in a warm blanket, eating snacks and watching this and other cryptid videos. Excellent job, i tip my hat to you and your team.
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  1183. I love the story of giant bear headed ape men who would steal and eat children or the story of the on horned sea serpent
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  1184. Well done! A lot of the Ethnicities in New York City weren’t even invented yet! Like Puerto Ricans, Dominicans, Haitians - and basically all of South America’s different ethnicities - Hawaiians Australia - so much would need to be taught! You turned a video that sounded almost boring into a great video! Again we’ll done!
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  1185. Do you grow Fruity Pebbles? lol
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  1186. I'd love for you to talk about Australian Cryptids since it could a great segue into talking about the dreamtime which is absolutely amazing.
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  1187. I generally don't like ancient history for this reason there's very little concert evidence or facts on anything. So it feels more like speculative fiction to me. But this was pretty good.
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  1188. Could you do a good short documentary on olive plants and how they first arrived from Europe?
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  1189. Fire of learning is my new favorite history channel thanks for all your content
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  1190. Great information. I love you, Man!
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  1191. Just sitting on the couch at 7:10 P.M. & just wanting 2 watch a long video I’m glad I picked this of all things I learned a lot
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  1192. Im a mexican history student trying to make my thesis on Spanish kingdoms (as titles of Charles V) in México. This video its way more useful than college. Thanks.
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  1193. I REALLY enjoyed this. The way you narrate is quite pleasant. I hope to see more in the future. History is my candy.
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  1194. Very informative, and the end had me rolling! ahhaah best part. I would do the same!
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  1195. Mes amis l’heure est venu! my most anticipated video is finally here.
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  1196. Gracias hermano. Been waiting for this!
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  1197. I love your channel keep up the great stuff
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  1198. Great topic! And well researched and presented, as usual!
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  1199.  @sledgehammer9739  Yes, it means someone who isn't actually a skeptic, but that's because they aren't applying the process of being skeptical properly and instead are just being dogmatic. Just like how pseudoscientists aren't actually applying the scientific process properly. So yeah, in many ways they are the same kind of people yet on opposite sides of a spectrum. If you still don't believe it's a real term... Just look up pseudoskeptic on Wikipedia.
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  1200. You guys killed it with the music intro theme “rites” very fascinating the dark ages were ... thanks :)
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  1201. Takk skal du ha, for making this video for us to watch
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  1202. NEW VIDEO HYPE HAIL DOOP
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  1203. You should do a documentary about johannes Kepler on your science channel.
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  1204. Love your videos. Hope you consider doing a separate Sicily video when you get to Italy.
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  1205. Justin, may you read this or not, your endeavors have inspired me greatly. My love for antiquity wouldn’t exist without your arduous work in making pristine content such as this. I whole heartedly thank you and hope I may get to enjoy your videos for years to come.
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  1206. 34 seconds ago nice.
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  1207. dude I love your videos! any chance that you might do one on the Reformation some day?
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  1208. Your channel was suggested to me yesterday via youtube. Your better than the History channel!! Seriously.
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  1209. I am watching your roman documentaries and am loving them. This is the first time that i have ever subscribed to anyone. Keep up the great videos.
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  1210. A lot of work obviously went into collecting all this information, as well as the wonderful visuals. I appreciate it.
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  1211.  @Fireoflearning  I Love This So Much. Thank You🍓
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  1212. Funny, I had some cinnamon in the far back of a shelf for the longest time. Probably not for 3,000 years, but it was definitely hiding for close to that.
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  1213. 10 minutes in and you've just gained a new subscriber, this is phenomenal
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  1214. Who are you who are so wise in the ways of science? 😁😁
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  1215. I love this series more than you will ever know. Now I can throw this trivia everywhere like a smug I am.
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  1216. Just adding my comment to appease the algorithm
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  1217. therapist: don't worry Russian Minorca isn't real Russian Minorca:
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  1218. Dang I was early 4 mins ago! Well, that was 20 Mins ago
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  1219. Props for collabing with my boi EasternRomanHistory!
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  1220. i love your documentaries! i really gonna savour this one!
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  1221. I think I am long overdue for a seat in the class Fire of Learning. Been far too long.
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  1222. Great job as always, Justin! Thank you 😊
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  1223. This is the fastest I’ve ever clicked on a video
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  1224. Very nice content. 👍
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  1225. Love your documentaries. But could you move away from great britain for a moment 😆 bring some freshness with russia. Italy. Spain. The slavs/east europe are very mysterious nations too..that would be very interesting 👍😊
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  1226. I want to learn more to help my son with his high school class.
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  1227. I loved this video. Thank you FoL! 💥
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  1228. I agree there are substantial differences of expression in languages but this is just due to English being a foreign language to you, nothing more :) Of course we can express ourselves best in our native languages
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  1229. This is high quality content
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  1230. Doesn’t patreon take a cut of the money? I’d like to give direct money, if possible. Holy shit. Your content is wonderful!
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  1231. 10:06 "MENENDEZ!" a quote by Sgt. Frank Woods
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  1232. You forgot to mention one important thing!! The Elves called it “friend” 😉
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  1233. even if i can't support you financially, I love your videos Fire of Learning. Please keep it up!
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  1234. Amazing timing I just got a job at a spice shop and they sell seven varieties of cinnamon
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  1235. Thanks. Really enjoy your videos..
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  1236. Comment for the algorithm.
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  1237. 🎃🥰🎃
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  1238. LOVE THIS!!!! Great great work!!!!!!
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  1239. I have missed your voice.
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  1240. Just found you’re channel. Just in time for midterm from college. I appreciate your work already!
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  1241. I love your videos
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  1242. Excellent the way you researched. Thank you very much.
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  1243. This man is born investigator 👍👍 Nice work man
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  1244. TY for your work!! I love strawberries!! Interesting to learn history!
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  1245. Outstanding! Thank you for doing this video. When you have time, I have a question. At about 9:19 in the video, you mention that the knights moved to a fortress but I cannot make out the name or find it on a map. It sounds like Vogelsong but, like I said, I can't quite make out the location name. Can you help by providing the proper spelling of the fortress? Thank you so much.
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  1246. My favorite channel in all of youtube, Justin. Love it. Especislly.your videos on Rome and the Holiday videos.
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  1247. I can't wait for froggy on a pineapple day to become a nationally recognized holiday it's very important to our culture
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  1248. The return of the king
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  1249. Great stuff, FoL. Love all your vids. Some docs focusing on famous conflicts would be rad 👍🏻
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  1250.  @Fireoflearning  Yep, its a good thing you dont have loud intros or outros compared to other youtubers!
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  1251. Your chanel is a pure gold!
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  1252. I literally haven't even watched this video yet but, thank you for making this, I greatly appreciate it
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  1253. Yes! I've been waiting for another of these. It's rare you get to hear about these things with the skeptical mind included in the argument.
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  1254. Solid video, love your content!!!
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  1255. Have you or someone you love encountered the flat woods monster? You may be entitled to compensation.
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  1256. Splendid 👍👍
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  1257. I'm enjoying this series! Your comment about Caesar never seeing tomatoes reminded me of your video about Romans visiting present-day America.
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  1258. My brain thoroughly enjoyed that. Subscribed immediately!
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  1259. Here's a factiod, the Russian word for (a western) King is "Korol" taken from Carolus, Charlemagne's name in Latin.
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  1260. Thank you you guys are awesome keep up the good work I love history and I do appreciate it all...
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  1261. This is cool and all, but when are you going to explain the origin of Frog on a Pinneapple Day?
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  1262. If I was rich i would totally support all great youtubers like this channel. So fingers crossed for the next lottery :)
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  1263. I subscribed to you for this video!!!
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  1264. I am very excited to sit down and watch this!
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  1265. I'm watching all of your educational videos... But can you please insert subtitles? Or write the name of characters you talk about??
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  1266. Love these videos
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  1267. YES! I Have been waiting for this for months, this is amazing!
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  1268. I love watching these videos, so fascinating. Thank you for doing my home country of Scotland.
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  1269. How convenient that this should pop up as I’m eating a cinnamon roll. I’m enjoying it so much more now, thank you!
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  1270. Excellent documentary. Both parts.
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  1271. The thoughts of an australian quebec got me actin up 😳
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  1272. FRANCE
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  1273. This is some ideal youtube contend. You may not like it, but this is what peak performance looks like.
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  1274. My man uploaded again. Arrrriiiiiiiiba!
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  1275. Let’s go!!! Another Campfire video!!!
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  1276. 4:22 someone should have told frederick II
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  1277. Yessss!!
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  1278. Thanks! 👍
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  1279. yeah boiii its here!
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  1280. Some people spend years trying to perfect the craft of comedy, but you speak the words of a popular 90's song and it's the funniest thing I've heard all week
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  1281. What a sound and crafted video. Loved it. I am on board.
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  1282. the ending made me laugh
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  1283. Justin, this was incredible .
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  1284. love this channel
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  1285. Christmas 2024 anyone?
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  1286. Please don't stop making documentaries, and the simple but informative style is perfect. Thank you for many hours of enjoyment and fascination.
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  1287. i really needed this video. i'm going to write my ged soon and i needed something that could catch my attention and this did exactly that
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  1288. The First of the House of Learning, the Flame of History, Spreader of the Word of the Past.
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  1289. I very much enjoy, along with the history lessons themselves, your dry humor with which you liberally scatter through the lesson. This causes me to listen more carefully because I don't want to miss any of your quips. I have enjoyed this whole series and very much look forward to all that is to come.
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  1290. I wonder how WW1 would have gone if this happened.
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  1291. Thank you algorithm for blessing me with this content. This is beyond doubt the finest History channel i´ve ever come across!
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  1292. Really happy to see your channel grow. Your videos are some of the most interesting on youtube.
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  1293. Rise and fall of the ottoman empire pls
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  1294. This is one of my favorite YouTube channels. I love learning about history
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  1295. Another Fire of Learning Documentary, at last. Thank God, and Thank You
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  1296. Great Channel, new sub. Love the history of food
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  1297.  @Archangelm127  It doesn't matter. I still LOVE this channel.
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  1298.  @Fireoflearning  You are wonderful no matter the time of day. Your voice reminds me of my favorite college professor.
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  1299. Wow i never have negative dreams anymore Edit: this is such a comprehensive and interesting video very well done
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  1300. Everybody knows eggplantberry is the best and only real berry.
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  1301. You could do the history of china next!
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  1302. This channel deserves more subscribers
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  1303. Could we have a history of Scotland as well? I fell like most youtubers disregard Scottish history and give them little credit for what they have accomplished. Your channel does a great job of really delving into the history of many countries so I know if you were to do a vid on Scotland it would be spectacularly informational.
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  1304. hey i drinked coffee nice
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  1305. I thought kentucky was named after KFC
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  1306. The king has returned
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  1307. All I can say is WOW 😳👍👍👍👍🍻
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  1308. I think you should be funny sometimes in your videos so people will be more interested in the video
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  1309. Another superb history channel.
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  1310. Great narration and storyline. loved it
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  1311. Look at this Look at this Fire of learning uploaded Fire of learning uploaded Tell a friend Tell a firend
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  1312. History of all of Greece Please :)
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  1313. Can you do the full history of Carthage or ethiopia
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  1314. Hello, Sir. I am from the Internet Winners' Association. I would like to officially award you one internet for producing the most believable conclusion to a film ever produced. Congratulations.
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  1315. fun I have watched all your videos more than twice each
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  1316. This is the good shit
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  1317. Fantastic video. Simple, to the point and informative. Bravo.
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  1318. Found this video in my recommended. Subbed.
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  1319. Well my dreams of driving around in a pumpkin carriage were squashed
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  1320. This is truly an awesome series. I love learning about the history of foods used since ancient times
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  1321. Benjamin Franklin... yeah what a great advocate I bet it took a lot to convince the French an British to go to war... they were notorious good friends after all cough cough
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  1322. Seven Years' War brought me here.
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  1323. is it Friday again!?
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  1324. Epic bro! Love your videos!!
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  1325. good video, man
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  1326. The wait is finally over..... it’s here 👍👌🤘 You do a great job Mr Justin 😎
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  1327. The outro is what convinced me to subscribe
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  1328. Yay for History of Food! I'm excited for this series! Have you considered attempting a collaboration with another channel that deals in historic food/cooking? Tasting History and Townsends are a couple that come to mind. Perhaps you could document the history of a particular food/ingredient, then they could highlight a recipe that incorporates that ingredient?
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  1329. Can you do one on Sweden sometime?
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  1330. plz do russia
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  1331. I’ve heard your voice on The History of Halloween. Good story telling voice. 👍
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  1332. wth do you live in the middle of the Atlantic ocean
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  1333. YES IT'S BACK
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  1334. The Egyptians had a dog like creature which ate your soul if it wasnt pure when passing to heaven, it basically spit you back out to try life again.( this is very loose info from memory)
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  1335. Subscribed!!! 🇻🇦
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  1336. lol, another one I’m looking forward to rewatching. Hollered a few times. Great video, Unexpected.
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  1337. Sub #222k, 19-02-2020
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  1338. Need More Campfire
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  1339. Love your channel man! I would really like to see one of your hour-long videos about the history of Spain. It has a very rich and interesting history in my opinion.
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  1340. waiwaiwait--let's go back to that French royal who was only king for 20 minutes and the modern guy who's trying to be king of France???
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  1341. Fire 😏 I used my time machine 😎🏎️
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  1342. I am so excited to watch, been waiting
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  1343. 🙏
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  1344. U alive!
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  1345. I love Ananas
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  1346. Thanks Justin your the real one - Red the Kind;)🧀
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  1347. The begging LMFAO
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  1348. Best video by far 🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓
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  1349. Interesting!!
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  1350. Take a shot every time Castille and Leon either unite or seperate from each other.
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  1351. I love your videos
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  1352. FOOD HISTORY FRIDAY LET'S GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  1353. You should do a history of either China or Japan.
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  1354. I love how all the pictures used in the first half are Goya paintings/sketches. Makes sense tho since he was the court painter at the time
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  1355. Golden content
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  1356. It's 2 am and I have to work at 7am, do I really need to be here? Doesn't matter because I am.
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  1357. 11:27 "Oh no, he's hot!"
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  1358. These videos about food is actually extremely interesting, thank you for doing them!!
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  1359. Best YouTube channel? Yes or yes?
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  1360. Pretty dang interesting video, thanks for bringing up this topic ^^
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  1361. 🔵🔵🔵⚪🔵🔵🔵 🔵⚜️🔵⚪🔵⚜️🔵 🔵🔵🔵⚪🔵🔵🔵 ⚪⚪⚪⚪⚪⚪⚪ 🔵🔵🔵⚪🔵🔵🔵 🔵⚜️🔵⚪🔵⚜️🔵 🔵🔵🔵⚪🔵🔵🔵
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  1362. Great video. You should make a video on Persia in the future.
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  1363. Amazing as always! Thanks Santa for bringing this gift early!
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  1364. This was awesome! We would really love to hear History of Spain, Portugal, or the Netherlands next :)
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  1365. Man your videos brought me so much joy last year through a long winter. Thank you!
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  1366. Really love your channel. I'm going to get on Patreon soon. You're a true inspiration, thank you for your hard work!
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  1367. I'd rather have blue berry's.
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  1368. bro what about the fresno nightcrawlewr
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  1369. Sleeping postponed
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  1370. Great video man
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  1371. An hour of my life well spent, thoroughly enjoyed that
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  1372. “Highly problematic “ names one issue 😂
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  1373. if theres more varieties then ever I sure feel cheated out of it at the grocery store
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  1374. Fantastic Work!
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  1375. constructive comment, I just noticed an error, when you got to New Hampshire, the map "blues out" Vermont instead, and then when you get to Vermont on the list, that's when New Hampshire gets blued out. Just a wanted to point that out for you.
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  1376. Thank you sir!
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  1377. Very nice documentary keep up the great work.
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  1378. Appreciate the channel, Sir. You have an unbelievable knack for efficient summery. Honestly, it’s a rare skill; most rare among historians, perhaps! How to condense so much into a watchable video without coming off like a cartoon. I am always impressed. Thank you.
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  1379. This channel is fantastic. Thank you
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  1380. Fire of learning do another history of nation video I would like to see one on Japan
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  1381. I knew it was a good day
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  1382. Well my shitty day just got a little less shit.
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  1383. I like this video. MORE! smashes coffee cup
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  1384.  @Fireoflearning  and that's why your videos are the absolute best
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  1385. Great stuff :)
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  1386. Thank you for that
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  1387. At the end, I thought he was going to say something along the lines of vodka!
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  1388. Now i want to see a documentary on Teas next, since i prefer tea over coffee :3
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  1389. Love this channel and love you guys
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  1390. first time I watch this channel & I have to say that this documentary is really well done!
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  1391. Honeyyyy bring out the fine China , fire of learning has posted 🍻
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  1392. Interesting
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  1393. This Spaniard loves your Spanish history video!.Viva Espana!
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  1394. Best Channel on YouTube!!
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  1395. Your work allows many (such as me) to learn history and geography as if it were part of a great epic story like "Lord of the Rings" while still considering the relatable aspects of our forebears' humanity. It's an awesome epiphany to be reminded that our ancestors were like we are in modern times. Now, we are able to study their thousands of sociological experiments with outcomes and use these to inform our own big decisions about the future of our fellow man and the planet. Thank you very much for your work truly introducing and then immersing Americans in history: We in the USA need to learn these lessons... "rápidamente."
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  1396. Great video,keep it up!🟡🟠🔴🟠🔴🟠🔴⚪
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  1397. Babe wake up! New Fire of Learning fruit video just dropped!
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  1398. If you took anyone from before 1800 and placed them in New York. They would go insane from the noise alone.
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  1399. If your going to do Australia of all places, please do Canada! :)
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  1400. This made my day
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  1401. It was a dominion. All dominions are still part of the empire.
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  1402. Thanks! I have been looking for a longform and comprehensive history of Germany, where my ancestors came from. This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you very much and I look forward to seeing more of your content.
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  1403. Your cryptids videos are always amazing. Waited for this one for a long time! Thanx 🍻🍻
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  1404. Ohh cool
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  1405. Nice video. I noticed your astronomy playlist is a little light. You should do a video on The Standard Model.
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  1406. :))))))))))
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  1407. Y'all gotta stop uploading while im looking at my pillow 😂
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  1408. I appreciate your sharing of United States History
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  1409. I really like this holiday, I've celebrated it since I was a kid going out treak or treating with my siblings, in Mexico but its beacuse we live in a city right at the border
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  1410. The legend is back
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  1411. I enjoyed tf out of this! 🖤 Yes I am interested in learning more! 🖤 Yes I am subbing! 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
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  1412. Amazing work, thank you !
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  1413. Love you're vids. There's always a dry witty undercurrent in you're voice that make em funny/interesting.
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  1414. Excellent work. Thank you. 👍
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  1415. As a adult I would love a tooth brush or pencil
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  1416. Glad I found your channel just subscribed
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  1417. Yay! I love learning
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  1418. Love your channel. Love the history. I'm from California. And part Scott Irish and Lakota. Never knew much about the scots.
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  1419. Amazing ❤️
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  1420. Thanks
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  1421. Tordesillas not Torsedillas*
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  1422.  @Fireoflearning  you're very welcome. Thank YOU for the amazing video.
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  1423. Your channel seems really interesting, 1+ subscriber
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  1424. I hope you do a Greece one!
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  1425. A kid: Where did Halloween come fro- Fire of Learning: yes
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  1426. My day just got better 😊
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  1427. That was a good final comment It really straws a lot about our society
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  1428. I love your videos!
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  1429. You always know how to light my fire. 🔥
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  1430. THANK YOU FOR MAKING A VIDEO ON THIS
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  1431. This series is truly fabulous! covering a lot of ground, all the most important details and many interesting facts chronologically.
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  1432. Your channel is the only thing keeping me sane and entertained thank you and God bless
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  1433.  @chrisqw5272  Plants
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  1434. Awesome documentary :)
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  1435. Great video!! Can't wait for number 2! Also, a suggestion for another video topic that I would like to propose is the Affair of Poisons. Great stuff.
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  1436. Brilliant video your one of the best history YouTubers. You should do one on Australia there’s a lot of interesting history (and I’m biased lol)
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  1437. you are better than any history teacher i've had, Grácias! :D
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  1438. Ah yes common mistake.
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  1439. ah sheit ok bet this is the drop from FOL I been waiting for since 1453
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  1440. Fire Of Learning Thank you so much for your response. I was pissed, but not anymore. Your answer was flawless in its ability to answer my question. Well done. Keep up the good work chap, coming from a long lost Danish cousin living in California.
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  1441. Among France's remaining colonies, Guiane has the greatest area while the Indian Ocean island of Reunion has the greatest population.
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  1442. Yes yes yes yes! Thank you for this video.
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  1443. These videos are so interesting! I really hope you also cover the history of Canada someday!
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  1444. I'm just here for the pictures, not the content like you history nerds!
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  1445. Can you do Spain or Portugal next? Thanks
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  1446. Frederick = peaceful ruler. Yeah because all the rulers I know call Frederick weren't crazy expansionists at all.
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  1447. Christmas.
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  1448. I love these videos you make dude. Weird suggestion but have you ever considered doing a video on the history of currency?
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  1449. History of Poland please!!
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  1450. This is the content I'm living for.
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  1451. Another great documentary wrapped up. Can’t wait to see what country you do next.
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  1452. I literally did the same ice cream double take yesterday. Also got a sponge bob lol
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  1453. Very good video
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  1454.  @leomendoza6649  https://youtu.be/Vr1PaqKMrMc
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  1455. Love your videos man , keep up the good work
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  1456. Just saying, this is my new favourite channel. You content is interesting and engaging, touching on niche and broad subjects alike
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  1457. happy Frog on a Pineapple day lads
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  1458. is that Batista 55:10???? btw you just got a subscriber man nice work!! if you keep this up you'll have millions of subscribers @me watch xD
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  1459. 30:51 I died :D :D :D :D Such a great video, thank you for it!
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  1460. Top notch quality media here!
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  1461. Do the history of France plzzz!!!!
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  1462. Ha, we live in the same area! Gotta agree—having “begger’s night” on a day other than Halloween is pretty lame.
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  1463. I don't like how you called Zurich the capital of Switzerland that is not exactly right, https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/-federal-city-_why-is-bern-the-capital-of-switzerland-/44577476
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  1464. This is easily the best presentation of a paranormal event I have seen in 40 years.
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  1465. When you hear music from ice cream 🍦 van 🚐 , it means it’s run out of ice cream 🍦, that’s what I told my kids 🇬🇧❤️🤣😂
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  1466. Guess I have to listen a 2nd or 3rd time to get it all in. The graphics are stunning & appropriate. U r great.
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  1467. OMG, I've been waiting so long for this moment! Amazing work!!
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  1468. Thanks so much for this video! It was well-written, enlightening, and well-read! Your voice is very soothing.
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  1469. I needed this guy in my history class I would of gotten way better grades
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  1470. What you call the boogeyman paradox is a big deal for UFO researchers, so much so that those like Jacques Vallee, who believe instances like these are real, believe they are not evidence of ET but to something more primal in the human mind and possibly reality. Ultradimensionals, monsters of the Id made manifest etc - a modern update of tales of faeries.
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  1471. I was wondering if you do a documentary on Canadian history. As an American I don’t know much about it besides where it coincides with American history and I thought it be kind of neat to learn some about our northern neighbor
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  1472. This was very interesting. Thank you
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  1473. Bro, you said my middle name immediately after my first name!
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  1474. A legend returns, thank you Justin
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  1475. Justin here too.
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  1476. He said shetland! Yes some representation finally
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  1477. The Ice cream truck end was great! 😅
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  1478. been waiting for this one, great job on the videos man
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  1479. My favourite youtube video
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  1480. This music and this discussion remind me of the Brain4Breakfast Rise and Fall and Rise of Germany RIP :<
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  1481. Please do history of Poland!
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  1482. Hi from Madrid, Spain, i love this content, nice work
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  1483. Thanks for your channel. We all appreciate it.
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  1484. Glad I thought about it today
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  1485. alien here. I just like cows, think they're neat
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  1486. I'm gonna fan girl for a second...thank God that in these infectious times we have things like FoL to help us through. Oh, and to not murder our families, yes, to not murder our families.
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  1487. I am hooked! I actually sat down to watch all of it. You see, adhd is the label I've been stuck with for years and years. I am always moving, can't sit still.....until I clicked on your video. My appreciation has no bounds. Thank you.
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  1488. Thank you for this excellent account of the Hills' case. I learned some details of which I was unaware, which paint the story in a very different light. Great presentation, balanced and informative - therefore, what on Earth are you doing on YouTube?!? 😉
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  1489. 👍🏼👍🏼
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  1490. This upload certainly made my day better, danke
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  1491. Neat
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  1492. I put cinnamon in with my coffee to brew it together. It's delicious! If you can, I recommend everyone grow a cinnamon tree.
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  1493. THANK YOU YOUR THE BEST, SINCERELY YOUR'S CHARLETNEWTON
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  1494.  @Fireoflearning  Oh mann. So long😅 Yet, I am surely looking forward to it
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  1495.  @Fireoflearning  It's true, you're probably my most-revered YouTuber. Wanna have some wine and let your mind wander? Go over to Fire of Learning! Your Dark Ages in modern times video was absolutely mind-blowing because it reminded me of a TV show I liked a lot, Revolution, and I have a lot of novel/future history ideas with this sort of premise. I know the best stuff is going to come off this channel. I'd love to see you do something with the History of Christendom (this seems to link a lot of the videos together, from Roman to Dark Age to individual European countries) and other religions too, like Islam.
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  1496. I’ve been recommending him to everyone I know that is at all interested in history. i couldn’t agree more.
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  1497. Pls do nigeria or zulu nation
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  1498. Great video bro
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  1499. How funny! I wish you a happy Michaelmas too!
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  1500. I think you'd benefit from some music through the video man. Not that I don't like the history, but it would be more appealing for a media appeal I suppose.
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  1501. One of the best videos I've watched here on YouTube. Thank you!!
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  1502. This it's one of your best video's. Thanks. Totally enjoyed.
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  1503. Awesome work dude thank you!
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  1504. You wouldn't need school if Fire of Learning actually uploaded often
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  1505. Sixth!
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  1506. This is one of my favorite series on YouTube. I love the way you give a nice overview of each country's history. Entertaining and informative.
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  1507. Considering you had under an hour this is excellent, thank you for sharing.
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  1508. I love sweet potatoes great show I love history
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  1509. I'd like to hear you do a video on the history of Celts.
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  1510. Well put together and very entertaining. Thank you.
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  1511. Very fascinating!
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  1512. The Based Historian
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  1513. “Long have I waited”
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  1514. Subscribed
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  1515. Oh nice
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  1516. Hi, Justin! Thanks for another video!
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  1517. please do the Czech Republic.
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  1518. Really good, love the artwork. Note: Alnwick is pronounced Annick, with the a as in cat.
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  1519. Finally
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  1520. I love your political history videos at So much more than your food videos!! I so miss them!!
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  1521. Very good as always and holy dang when’d you blow up dang
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  1522. Thanks, Voltaire...funny. Love your use of the occasional bon mot.
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  1523. I'm leaving this comment so there are exactly 200 comments as of writing this
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  1524. Fantastic video! I love these unique topics that you cover! I have looked to see if anyone has any videos that are remotely similar to yours, but I cannot find any, which just demonstrates that this channel like the "one of a million" for historical-based channels. Your documentaries are very well-made, where I learn things when I expect that I already knew a lot. I love watching your videos, because of their detailed, expressive descriptions of LITERALLY everywhere. Keep up your impeccable work!. Thank you! -Andrew C.
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  1525. This is way better then school! School makes it go on for 9 weeks while you do it in 12 minutes!
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  1526. I love your channel really it's so rarely that someone speaks about Minoans culture and she is so full of mysterys and all was ruined was it earthquake or Tsunami afterwards?🤔But they were such a highly developed culture ☹
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  1527. 11:55 paused commentating due to ice cream truck passing by. He went & bought it.
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  1528. Watching this video on Michaelmas has become an unofficial holiday tradition for me
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  1529. You should do the Byzantines next
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  1530. Ah yes, the place where Skinwalkers are farmed and ranched.
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  1531. I fookin love ya Justin
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  1532.  @Fireoflearning  Aaah, ok. That makes a bit more sense haha. Cheers!
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  1533. Thanks for the video, Fire! I love your content. Is there any chance of you doing the Netherlands at some point? It's way crazier than you expect.
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  1534. Halloween is my favorite time of the year 🎃🎃🎃❣❣❣
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  1535. YouTubers don't control what ads you get. You get so many Bloomberg ads because he's buying so many ads.
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  1536. Awesome content!
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  1537. Well, the moral of our story is that you should stop your video midsentence to catch the ice cream truck while the mic is still on.
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  1538. Fantasic video. Earned a sub here.
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  1539. I really liked this new video you should make more space videos
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  1540. Campfire stories are the best man
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  1541. Thanks!
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  1542. Showing LOVE for the channel I'm a new subscriber I love the content you have on this channel so we m about to venge awhile on here lol thank you again and have a blessed day everyone
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  1543. Do a video on Capybaras you absolute madlad
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  1544. Muy bueno mi amigo! 👍👏
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  1545. Aye, SATVRNALIA. Kyrie Eleison ☦
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  1546. Hello la flam
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  1547. France please
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  1548. HI I LOVE THIS VIDEO
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  1549. Yesssssssss I love this!
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  1550. It's extremely sad that you had to hold back on the WW2 section. Do you think the YouTube overlords would have a good answer if we asked them why they would demonetize a Fire of Learning video? No... They would have to admit that they are censoring wholesome educational content. And therein lies the rub with YouTube...😡
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  1551. I was watching the coffee doc thinking "damn we need some new fire of learning heat" and then BOOM! here we go. Props from a fellow Justin. (thinking of legally changing my name to Justin Augustus.)
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  1552. Mary Queen of Scots was NOT Elizabeth's half-sister - she was her cousin, the grand-daughter of Henry VIII's sister Margaret.
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  1553. Good job, Master FoL. 😊👍
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  1554. The best documentary, ever.
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  1555. PLEAASEE do ancient greece
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  1556. Those 'wild' strewnberries in my suburban Pennsylvania lawn are certainly tenacious. I can appreciate how they traveled the globe on their own. Their produce is OK for flavor, but they be tiny. Enjoyed this video - as expected - and learned something - too. Thank you.
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  1557. Happily watching this again on FOL just to support you (and I guess Peanut).
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  1558. Very interesting video thanks. However, I am in England and have never heard it referred to as ‘Guy Fawkes’ Day’, it’s Guy Fawkes Night/Bonfire Night, and events always happen in the evening/at night.
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  1559. Thank you great video.
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  1560. To quote one of the most beloved alien science officers: "fascinating."
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  1561. WE'RE NOT DETROIT! <3
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  1562. When I die, I want my last words to be John Tyler’s last words
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  1563. finally someone that actually did his research and presented it properly, Thank you FoL, as a historian You try and tell people these things but people just don't want to accept or listen to the evidence we have!
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  1564. Fantastic documentary I really enjoyed it. Will check out your other videos.
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  1565. super cute ending. new sub!
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  1566. For Justin the fire of learning narrator, here's some movies and cartoons in common with Christmas. 1. The Santa Clause, 2. A Walt Disney Christmas, 3. Pluto's Christmas Tree, 4. Mickey's Christmas Carol, 5. How the Grinch stole Christmas, 6. The Polar Express and finally, 7. The Muppet Christmas Carol. But a famous show that isn't on ABC but is in common with Christmas is A Charlie Brown Christmas.
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  1567. Yay
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  1568. Could you pretty please do a Canadian history series??
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  1569. I LOVE astronomy! I will check out your other channel. Thanx for the heads up!
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  1570. This is the video which brought me here. I recently had an experience here in Florida WITH VIDEO I will soon be sharing. Glad I found your channel and subscribed.
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  1571.  @Fireoflearning  Right on Justin for responding! Appreciate ya brother. Looking forward to it and I will comment immediately after seeing it. Thanks again Justin for what you do!
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  1572. Thanks for helping me pass my midterm
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  1573. I’ve had a long day.. got a lot going on in my life that’s tearing me down. I can’t think of ANYTHING else that would help me right now but this… thank you..
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  1574. I love you
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  1575. Aguacate 🥑
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  1576. FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, DO A BASQUE EPISODE, DA OG EUROS
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  1577. Love your channel bro
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  1578. I like this video, understanding the barriers between different languages and the "slang talks" of their language has hit me hard. My school had an 85% Korean/ foreign, population (fresh off the boat and didn't speak a work of English) but I like to make friends with everyone and videos exactly like this did the trick!! Keep up the good work, I'm looking forward to your new material!!
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  1579. Plato never said "Only the dead have seen the end of war"
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  1580. Enjoy your channel because I like story mysterious and little scary so keep it up and my name is Jason
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  1581.  @Fireoflearning  okay thanks bro I was never annoyed just a little confused on the direction of the channel, I enjoyed this video about skinwalker ranch and it answered a lot of questions that I've been wondering about skinwalker ranch since I've been hearing so much about it the last 6 months, I've enjoyed most of your videos I'm not a big fan of the food videos but I do recognize how educational they are especially learning about watermelons I remember enjoying that video a lot, again i wasn't trying to cause a problem I was just trying to understand the direction the channel was going, take care stay safe and take it easy.
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  1582. My main question is if these entities are so powerful why are they just spending their time slightly annoying people?
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  1583. The very moment he said "documentary of the history of these nations" I subscribed instantly
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  1584. Fire of Learning could you do a documentary about Lithuania? I really like your documentary videos and I think you are an underrated youtuber!
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  1585. I am Michael and I approve this video.
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  1586. learned so much in the last 2 hours.. thank you 😊
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  1587. can you please do the history of France ?
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  1588. Thanks!
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  1589. Strawberries the best berries to drink throw a straw.
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  1590. I love your content so damn much
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  1591. Yo, I didn't know you were from Ohio. O-H!
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  1592. OMFG… soo that’s why the goofy goober mascot was a peanut🤯🤯🤯
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  1593. This channel is a brightly shining jewel.
    2
  1594. You know this dude has a suit on acting out in front of the camera like he's a host on one of those Fact or Fiction shows lol
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  1595. Was excited to see this new one when I got to work this morning. Now I have to stay late to make up the hour. Very worth it. Thank you.
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  1596. Whew, it's complete!! (I'm pretty sure; we'll see)
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  1597. I subscribed to Lucinox have you?
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  1598. Name McNameson is one gangster ass name
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  1599. Great video thank you
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  1600. 10/10
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  1601. Guatemalan here :) the research was clearly done extensively at least for the ones I know. Great job on this one it was very informative
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  1602. Thanks for your interesting and lovely video
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  1603. yayy this is why I donate a dollar every month :P
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  1604. OMG!!! THIS IS SO WELL EDITED.. THE ART WORK RESEARCH ALONE IS UTTERLY FANTASTIC..!! sorry for shouting.. I liked and subscribed immediately.
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  1605. I was in Ohio and saw the dreaded famous capybara in a suit cryptid. It was scary crazy.
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  1606. Can't wait for the byzantine empire video.
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  1607. Honestly one of my favorite episodes yet this one stood out to me for some reason the journey the cover up such a good story! Great job man keep it up 👍🏻
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  1608. I love peanuts so much this makes me wish I could resub.
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  1609. My favourite channel on YouTube
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  1610. Another excellent, thought-provoking video, FoL. Thank you!
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  1611. History of Spain?
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  1612. Thanks!
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  1613. Based Justin blesses us again
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  1614. 500k!!!! congrazzz
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  1615. Great video, thanks for your channel!
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  1616. History of Brazil?
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  1617. Before watching the video again, heres my guess, again: The names have some sort of legacy. Edit: Wooo he said my name, again!
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  1618. This was the most prestigious and definite oration of the definition of Christmas 🎄 of our time. Begin a podcast library it is commonly referred and is much needed as well. Cross platforms and continue to change the world by teaching. Thank you again
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  1619. I am excited for the food history videos!
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  1620. Thank you patrons for making this possible for Him to make this for us!!!!! Thank you🙂
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  1621. In Scotland, I bet they say MacBitch instead of son of a bitch.
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  1622. Gotta make a banana video next 👍
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  1623. Really interested content
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  1624. Friggin awesome content, going to check your other videos and if its full of the origins of cultivated food plants as well as the history of its development and I will be subscribing. This is the most interesting topic to me.
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  1625. My favourite podcaster :)
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  1626. Excellent vidéo M. Justin. Si jamais vous voulez en faire un traitant les différences et particuliarités du Français québécois, SVP n'hésitez pas de me contacter ;)
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  1627. 3:48 Conchobhar was pronounced, roughly, /konxovar/ in Old Irish. In modern Irish it's /krohu:r/.
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  1628.  @Fireoflearning  No, thank you for all your hard work sir, keep it up!
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  1629. Excellent video as always; I enjoyed the bit about the Scottish attempt to colonize Central America. I didn’t know about that. Stay well out there everybody, and Jesus Christ be with you friends.😊
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  1630. "In the romance languages the word strawberry came from the word fraga". Meanwhile the incognito portuguese Morango sitting quiet in the room with a poker face.
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  1631. Dracula is based on Vlad the Impaler is a common misconception. Also Frankenstein was originally published in 1818.
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  1632. Best YouTube video ending EVER.
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  1633. Roman cryptids video?
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  1634. Discovered this video by accident. Quite interesting, and really like the included art. Subscribed.
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  1635. Video on the Cryptids of Australia? :)
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  1636. Well done for this, hope your doing well Justin keep putting out the quality content.
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  1637. I know it's giant, and I bet a lot of people wants it, but there is tons of info, but could you do a full documentary for China (Zhongguo)?
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  1638. I just found a comment you made on a death grips video, nice taste in music I must say
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  1639. Fire of Learning I surely would appreciate a video like that. I’m sure you’d help a ton of people just like me who wanna be like you. Hope you find some time 🤟🏽 meanwhile, I cannot stress it enough how great your content is. I’ve watched all of your videos multiple times.
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  1640. My parents are from the islands of Tonga and we still eat the sweet potato we call it KUMALA. It's much more firm than the American sweet potatoes they sell here in usa
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  1641. Brilliant! Can't beat a history documentary. Nerd and proud haha
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  1642. I think this fire of learning narrator should know that there's another person that also mentioned Halloween and that person is the author Washington Irving. This author wrote about Halloween in his famous book The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. The movie is a little scary but it's all right.
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  1643. I love your videos. Please keep them coming. Learned so much I've been able to put the pieces of history I learn in school together to form a more compete picture. Thank you!
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  1644. Really love your and oversimplified's video
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  1645. Dude...the quality of this is out of this world
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  1646. I would be fascinated to hear what you would do to celebrate Michealmas! Please do a follow up!!
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  1647. History of Nigeria? Anyone ?
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  1648. I discovered your channel through this video, and I subscribed Bc this is quality content!
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  1649. Same 👌🤩
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  1650. We need more Fire of Learning videos. I’ve watched all videos except on Prussia, which I will at some point.
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  1651. 2nd
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  1652. Leaving a comment for the algorithm, amazing content!
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  1653. This video was great, thank you so much. I was hoping to hear a little about Hawaiian coffee. I think it was brought to the islands by the Portuguese, from Brazil. I forget what year. Anyway this channel is great, thanks Fire of Learning
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  1654. An Gorta Mor translates to the Great Humger not "Great Death". Great series, love your work 👏👏🇮🇪
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  1655. I enjoyed this! Thanks!🎃
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  1656. Please do a video of the history of the netherlands/empire
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  1657. "Keep it real homie" -fire of learning 2020
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  1658. blows my mind you got Dustin correct!
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  1659. babe wake up new fire of learning video
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  1660. Favorite YouTube channel!!!
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  1661. Marie-Antoinette was executed at place de la Concorde not at Le Palais des Tuileries and Napoleon wasn't there to see the execution.
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  1662. People say that the Godfather 2 is the best sequel ever made, but we all know that it's really this video
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  1663. Another great video
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  1664. Cryptids of the Balkans?:)
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  1665. Really enjoying your documentaries! Subscribing
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  1666. The internet was far slower back in the 11th century...
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  1667. Would it be possible to get a documetary on the phonecians or is there not enough to make a whole documentary ?
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  1668. You are probably the best history YouTube channel out there keep up the amazing content
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  1669. Caesar would be proud
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  1670.  @Fireoflearning  🤦🏽‍♂️I'm surprised this platform is even still functioning with the amount of censorship there is... it shouldn't be that difficult to determine if a video is about the history of a substance or is promoting a substance. This isn't directed at you by the way its just ridiculous lol
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  1671. He just suddenly stops after hearing the ice cream truck lol 😂 then he asks where’s his wallet is 😂 what a way to finish your video 😂 That part is way too funny 😂 I kept rewinding 😂
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  1672. Damn! This video was some good shit!
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  1673. Ironically had the germans assimilated into the Roman empire there would have a more united front against the Huns.
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  1674. Learning is lit
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  1675. Liked and SUBBED!
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  1676. That's pretty dope.
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  1677. Could u do what was the potential of the Empire of Brazil
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  1678. Still the best cryptids video on Youtube...
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  1679. Great video Will you ever do a history of Christmas one day maybe
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  1680. Fire of Learning, I will like to thank you for making these high quality videos. I just stumbled upon your channel a few weeks ago and I just can't get enough of your videos. I like to watch them with my tea when I come home from work
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  1681. Can you talk about the French invasion of Mexico id like to know mower about it lol
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  1682. Documentary of France pleaseeee
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  1683. Watching this video because I found out I’m 22% Scottish!
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  1684. I just saw this in recommended and only 20 mins threw it and I love it keep going I love these
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  1685. Hi Justin!!!
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  1686. Thanks!
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  1687. The fact your American and know wales and Scotland exists not just England and london 😂 earned you a sub
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  1688. I appreciate your thoughts on "Christianization" of holidays. While there may be some evidence of it, there is also evidence against it. it's one of those things where unproven info is passed around so much that it becomes "well know, undoubtable fact" when in reality it isn't. I'm not saying it hasn't happened, just that not every holiday is a renamed/repurposed pagan holiday.
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  1689. First time i arrive early to a video of this channel, love the contents of this channel. thanks for the upload!
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  1690. What about the history of Wales?
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  1691. This channel's content is more interesting than any college history courses I've taken, and it's free.
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  1692. Row you ape Row - Easter egg in the pics - :) Funny
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  1693. Good video.
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  1694. @ 14:46 I was sitting in my living room watching this and I thought there were some crazy people outside my window.
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  1695. For the Fire of Learning narrator, there's a famous movie that was on television but I think he will like it. The program I'm talking about is It's the great Pumpkin Charlie Brown.
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  1696. I truely appreciate this video
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  1697. can’t wait for the next video! 🔥
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  1698. This is probably the best YouTube channel I’ve stumbled upon
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  1699. Going to leave this comment for the algorithm, cheers.
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  1700. oh man, I was just watching your byzantine video. appreciate this
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  1701. algorithm
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  1702. Amazing video, will help in my Roman history exam thanks
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  1703. That is the flag of the Kingdom of Castile and Leon. Probably 12th century to the 16th century, when the Kingdoms of Castile and Aragon united to form Spain.
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  1704. Hey I seen your channel before and now I'm kinda addicted, can you do a video about "what would gladiators react to the modern", since you made a video about medieval to the modern world
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  1705. Excuse me, but the fact about Transylvania clearly refers to vampires, and i have to tell you sir, that in 416 years i have never seen or heard of one. G'day sir.
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  1706. Please do Portugal next!
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  1707. Awesome work as always!
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  1708. finally I waited so long mr fire or learning
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  1709. Finally I was waiting on this forever
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  1710. You seem way more enthusiastic talking about the history of food than the Roman empire! Love your videos
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  1711. Neat. Thank you for blessing us with this Mr Fire of Learning Justin.
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  1712. You are my favorite.
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  1713. First found this channel a couple years ago with similar video on Halloween. Great to see the progress!
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  1714. Amazing content!
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  1715. Ever since you released this video I've made it a bit of a tradition to watch this every Halloween.
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  1716. Finally! I was looking crazy for this but couldn’t find. It seems now is ready
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  1717. I remember exactly where I was when I watched this last year. I am one of your biggest fans justin. Keep the greats coming
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  1718. Awesome story. I'll subscribe your channel 🛸😍👍
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  1719. Yo ho-ho what a bundle of joy for me to enjoy this thanks man🎅 ☃️ 🎄
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  1720. Merry Christmas! (December 25, 2021)
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  1721. Fire of Learning is my favorite fire.
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  1722. We in sweden celebrate jul at the 24th
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  1723. Hi FofL, I love your video documentaries so much, and this one is another very well put-togother piece of work. So, many thanks for all the sweat involved and for sharing your knowledge with us. But, if I may ask you a favour, is it okay for you to use (or at least include) *metres, *kilometres, *centimetres and so on in your future productions?? It's because, in mainland Europe, we've learnt the metric systems only (cm, litre, kilogram), and it feels so awkward to hear things in feet, miles, stones, pints,... (imperial system, in other words). It would make life a little easier. Thanks a lot again!
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  1724. Now, every time I have an idea, that sound with the Fire of Learning logo is what comes to my mind first.
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  1725. algorithm
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  1726. Always a joy to watch!
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  1727. You are just awsome man, my favorite channel on youtube. You helped me go through the worst years in my life. I hope one day I'll become rich to give you a truckload of money to continue do this! Thank you 😊
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  1728. I love this chanel I cant imagine youtube with out it keep going u are the best in youtube history chanel keep going
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  1729. Could you do a documentary about the Netherlands?
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  1730. History of the Sweden?
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  1731. I love your channel keep up the great stuff
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  1732. I love you.
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  1733. This is the most magnificent and beautiful video I've ever seen. Such a glorious articulation of history's importance. You better keep on making these videos! History is so much more enjoyable digested through your work.
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  1734. A classic
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  1735. LETS GOOOO
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  1736. I find the late 1700s France to be highly reminiscent of the late Roman republic, with Napoleon as Caesar, virtually having the true power and creating an empire.
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  1737. My new favorite channel and I like the longer content
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  1738. 32:08 I’ve got a heart attack 🤣🤣
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  1739. The Chinese called them: foreign beans. The Japanese called them :Chinese beans. The entire history of Asia in a nutshell. Pun intended. 🤷‍♀️
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  1740. Tea*
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  1741. Where's Michael Keaton? I keep expecting him after the third time you mentioned while I won't say it.😅 Awesome video Justin.
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  1742. I know I was just recommended your channel I don't work I don't know why now cos I love history you are getting me through my cold thank you very much
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  1743. Thanks for this. Arriba Espanya!
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  1744. Im sure you are into family genealogy. You should make videos regarding family genealogy and DNA testing etc. I think it'd be interesting to get your take on these things. It's family, names and ethnicity related. So it seems like fitting and appropriate content for your channel.
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  1745. Justin I truly appreciate your dry and cynical sense of humor. I find it hilarious.
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  1746. #ETHIOPIA🥰
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  1747. I love this entire channel, especially the videos where old leaders visit the modern world. I would REALLY like to see a modern leader visiting the old world too. Something like Donald Trump, Barack Obama and Bill Clinton being taken back to the time of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. For real, though. FoL is one of my favorite YouTube channels.
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  1748. The intro was masterfully done
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  1749. I don't really have anything to say, just wanted to make the comment count up to 600 sooo... Good video
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  1750. It’s my first vid, you gotta new sub — great work
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  1751. Aye! I’ve been waiting on this one for awhile. Great work as always🙌👏
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  1752. Merry Christmas Fire of Learning! Thank you for your gift of knowledge to the world!
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  1753. I love your videos fire of learning great job
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  1754. is Prussia part of the HRE? well yes but actually no
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  1755. awesome vid! keeping pumping out gold for us!, however i think you left out the great Maximus Decimus Meridius! (iykyk) lol
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  1756. So, 18th century Neapolitans would be blown away by pineapple on pizza.
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  1757. FINALLY
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  1758. Its Draude sandstorm
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  1759. This is about to blow up
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  1760. fire learning is perfect for someone like me because i like fire!
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  1761. Mississippi flag: exists Youtube genius AI: STOP RIGHT THERE CRIMINAL $CUM
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  1762. Fire of Learning will last for a thousand years!
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  1763. Please do the history of Russia!!! I’m a huge fan of your videos and would love to see you elaborate on their history and culture :)
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  1764. Sweet
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  1765. I do NOT remember watching this video but I clicked on it and there was already a like. So why not watch it again?
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  1766. Wow, I was drinking watermelon lemonade on a hot day and this video came up on my YT recommendation.
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  1767. I was not disappointed.
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  1768. This is a great video. Could you do a History video about Women in Wars? Mulan was in the war against Genghis Khan, Deborah Sampson, Molly Pitcher, Margaret Corbin, Sybil Ludington were in the Revolutionary War, and there were other women who joined wars before they even could. Women were not allowed in the military until 1948 after World War Two, but many dressed up as men and joined the wars anyway. There is a group in Massachusetts called History At Play that travels around to do performances of Historical figures and perhaps you may want to watch some of the videos that they have done. You could probably use some of that information to do some videos of women.
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  1769. thank you so much for this piece. I love much of your work on both channels + always appreciate your perspectives / presentation of facts AND the little asides you provide as well (that is how I know you've not turned to AI. jk! not really). anyway. this piece in particular was awesome because I have seen a lot of stuff on skinwalker, feeling like I'm constantly trying to ascertain the 'what's and 'who's etc. etc. of involvement. every other piece I've watched seems to elude giving those specifics, and refuses to spell-out what's known (and NOT known) the way you have here. I find they are either too short (basically just sticking to 'phenomena in NE utah'-type language) or too long (really playing-up the unknown pieces + trying to 'hook' viewers / readers). someone else said 'at least a sane documentary on this subject' and YES. that is the jist. THANK YOU!!!
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  1770. Thank you for all the information
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  1771. Still waiting on the history of potatoes.
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  1772. Very enjoyable video. Thank you.
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  1773. Much enjoyable, thank you.
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  1774. 👏👍
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  1775. yesss thank you
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  1776. I think it looks more like an archer
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  1777. That was excellent nerd food. Thank you.
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  1778. Hell yes!
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  1779. subbed and belled
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  1780. I just found your channel, and being the history buff that I am I absolutely love it!!
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  1781. Deceitful people really piss me off. Thanks for the heads up about the scams.
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  1782. Super interesting, subscribed
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  1783. LOVE your dry sense of humor! Great info you share, too :)
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  1784. Ooo... I gotta pause this, and get me some snacks first
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  1785. wild ones are less sweet? oh, you are so wrong. i’ve been gathering this little berry my whole childhood in the forests and fields. (russia, south ural mountains). people in villages gather this wild berry to make jam to be consumed in the winter. you have no idea how much flavor and swetness this little wild berry has. anything grown domestically or mass produced on farms doesn’t come even close. it’s a shame you never had a chance to taste it
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  1786. I said it once I'll say it again great job really like these videos I'm going start studying these tips I become wealthy I must write fire of learning a check for this knowledge you gotta do more Churchhill Patton Hitler and other You gonna b busy
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  1787. Thank you for this new channel find algorithm!
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  1788. Finally!!
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  1789. How many times have i viewed this video
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  1790. Beautiful video. I am excited to watch the second part. You have taught a great deal of Rome. Thank you for putting it up.
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  1791. Just discovered your channel a week or so ago and can honestly say its the best world history channel ive visited,your style of presentation makes it easy for a layman like myself to expand my knowledge many thanks and keep your eclectic videos coming.
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  1792. Hells yeah, been excited for this one.
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  1793. Yah teacher man uploaded
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  1794. Sucks that I can only subscribe once
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  1795. 32:06 excuse me?
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  1796. I've been waiting so long for the next video, thank you
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  1797. Great!❤️❤️👍🏻 Keep it up!
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  1798. They would be confused about the sus sus amongus meme
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  1799. Great episode!
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  1800. I saw many of your videos on countries and ancient civilizations including Celtic ones as Ireland and Scotland, but not Wales, do you have project to make about a Wales video?
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  1801. Somehow, youtube recommended this to me when I was enjoying my cup of afternoon coffee.
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  1802. Everybody gansta till Water, Earth, and Air of Learning join the game
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  1803. Thank you sir!
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  1804. I like your videos so much!. For such a saturated platform like YouTube, your videos and your research seems really legitimate and polished. Kudos my friend.
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  1805. I love your videos.
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  1806. Omg I’d wake up around 3:00am EVERY SINGLE MORNING to a feeling of complete and utter dread. I couldn’t see anything, but I just felt the presence of something so cold and full of hatred sharing the room with me, and I felt it just watching me. This went on for over a month. What’s weird is that it always happened around the same exact time
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  1807. 重庆 ChongQing pronounced closer to 'ChongChing' where the second /ch/ is shorter or more fronted in the mouth.
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  1808. This is a great video!! Just subbed :)
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  1809. gotta say i liked this video and subscribed after just 5 mins of watching and knew i was DEFINITELY watching the whole "History of Nations & Peoples" playlist NEXT!! (Super excited and happy there's a whole playlist and more lol) love the way this guy narrates and how the content is properly researched and laid out, usually videos like these would have biased truth and history toward the current rulers and what not but this channel really collects its info from various sources and explains thoroughly. thank ya'll and cheers!
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  1810. Was eating watermelon and decided to search for a video on it's origins. Now here I am
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  1811. You should do one more specifically about famous scientists from the past, to discuss and speculate how they would see modern technological/scientific advances and foundings
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  1812. OMG the ending of this video is SOOOO funny!!! PLEASE PLEASE do that at the end of each video! Just say random rap lyrics in a serious tone. I subscribed just from that!
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  1813. Loved the video, loved this channel and I can’t say how many times this channel has made my day hole lot better ☺️ thanks fire of learning
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  1814. How strange is that Hitler used the name of such an ill fated King for his campaign or precisely - invasion of Russia, since Barbarossa on his crusade campaign fell from his horse and drawn under the weight of his armor.
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  1815. Now we just need French Canadian history :(
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  1816. Man, I love your channel. Great videos.
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  1817. Some Canines, Felines, Ursidaes, Suedaes, Birds Of Prey, And Serpants
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  1818. I gave you a LIKE simply for all that research you had to do to make this video. Good job!!!
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  1819. Imagine you walk into a supermarket and just see Julius freakin Caeser working the cash register or stocking shelves....
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  1820. Great video. I love Christmas tho am glad it only comes once a year. Anglo Saxons called it mother night Scandinavian called it yule.
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  1821. "subscribe for more videos like this" MAKES NO MENTION OF THE COMMUNITY POSTS OR PEANUT 😤
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  1822. I hit the 800th like lol
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  1823. This is really well made, thanks for the overview. Subscribed.
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  1824. You forgot to mention fairytale waltz by Kevin Macleod just to let you know.
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  1825. Your research is amazing
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  1826. i Saw Harambe in this video 37:49
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  1827. Breathtaking.
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  1828. Thhis channel is underrated channel. THis channel remind me of Lemmino, Oversimplified
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  1829. This was extremely entertaining. Subscribed!👍🏾
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  1830. He was activating a sleeper cell. Pay no attention.
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  1831. Great video as always, looking forward to the next one! =)
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  1832. A great video! Also your voice reminds me of how Gene Belcher would sound grown up. (That's a good thing imo)
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  1833. Just want to say thank you for this video. You have no idea how useful this is to some people.
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  1834. First
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  1835. I had this video on my 'watch later' list for over 3 years and I can't seem to find out why it took me so long to watch it, it's wonderful!
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  1836. Lldb 123 Somewhere around the comment section, he said that Rome was next and the history of Spain and Portugal was on the list.
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  1837. Always loved substantial documentaries such as this one! 👌💯 Please do Philippine History next! 🙏
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  1838. Your knowledge of Guaraní Folklore is spot on! Greetings from Paraguay
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  1839. I was waiting for this! Thank you!
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  1840. Amazing
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  1841. sinterklaasis also celbrated in Belgium and France
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  1842. Insigni he said 1918 actually
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  1843. Excellent job, dude. Excellent.
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  1844. When are you going to do Russia?
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  1845. Nice
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  1846. I've watched all your documentary videos. Any idea which country you'll do next?
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  1847. This is super fascinating I don’t even like history but I’ve been binge watching your videos
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  1848. I would love to see more from you on early civilizations, right from the beginnings.
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  1849. Great vid and channel
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  1850. Thank you so much this, and part 1, have made such a difference to my whole understanding of Europe!
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  1851. I enjoy watching these videos. They're very informative. Shouting out to "Fire of Learning", from England
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  1852. You taught me more about (S)pain in 50 minutes than the US school system did in 12 years
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  1853. Please keep these coming. I love your videos and style of explaining. This is so unique. You’re a blessing to YouTube. So easy to listen to and learn.
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  1854. Thanks!
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  1855. Great stuff, really loving these videos. I wonder would doing the Celts be a good next video, seeing as they had a small role to play in four of your previous videos (Ireland, England, Germany and now Rome)
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  1856. It’s my first time here. Well done.
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  1857. I was gonna watch a movie but these was way better
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  1858. Thanks!
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  1859. Obviously I'm joking btw, I'm not that ignorant 🤣🤣
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  1860. Thanks!
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  1861. My grandma was an ethnic avocado
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  1862. thanks of ur videos man appreciate it
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  1863. Thanks for bring up 'tomahto' v. 'tomayto'.
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  1864. Great narration ! 😂 I've subscribed, añd look forward tò future videos. 😂
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  1865. So all yams are sweet potatoes, but not all sweet potatoes are yams. Also yams is a misnomer, and they aren't actually yams at all. This will help me win future pedantic arguments.
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  1866. I gave this a thumbs up just for the last 56 seconds—such an awesome outro! But you’re going to have to outdo yourself with the outro of the strawberry video that answers the cliffhanger. Please like this comment if you accept the challenge.
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  1867. I would love to see crytips & Creatures from Asia & Japan...Wow that would be great
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  1868. omfg a new fire of learning doc the day I get internet in my new apartment I might die of happiness.
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  1869.  @Fireoflearning  thankyou
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  1870. Subscribed
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  1871. Do to low countries next.
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  1872. Dude... Subbed HARD!
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  1873. A friend of mine recommended that I use horse manure on my strawberries. I tried it, but I think I prefer whipping cream.
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  1874. Loving your channel
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  1875. Love your videos
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  1876. nice one !
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  1877. wonderful as always thank you
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  1878. Great video and Amazing legends.
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  1879. Thanks!
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  1880. I would love it if you did a video focused solely on Charlemagne. I love your style of narration
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  1881. Yes, yes,, YES.
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  1882. And indeed you were the first ever person to wish me a happy Michaelmas! Thank you for your video.
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  1883. I wish this guy was my history teacher
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  1884. Hi fire of learning , i would love to see a video about the rise of Portugal , especially about the first kings and the connection with the knights templar , love your work keep it up! ;-)
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  1885. Thank you.
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  1886. some people miss the strawberry being more related to pomes and not berries i would like to see the history of the tulip, olives, bananas, and chili peppers tulip has a very fun history even crashed an economy
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  1887. Happy Halloween!
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  1888. Ty.A very enjoyable video.Right to the point and a pleasant voice.Very enjoyable.
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  1889. bcause i rather live poor i cant give u money but i will sub
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  1890. Man I love these types of videos u explain everything in detail instead of just telling that it's this type of cryptid u cover every theory instead of others who just say that it's this and this and they don't explain anything else
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  1891.  @Fireoflearning  no i didnt (although trey is sick too) i thought u were moth light media they make a lot of like "evolution of X" videos and its really interesting lol
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  1892. I can proudly say that I'm your 107th subscriber
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  1893. Good documentary, dude! This was fantastic, a very good mix of funny parts and thoughtful and non-trivial reasoning. On certain things you can argue about the nuances, sure, but you left me really satisfied. As for your channel, I'm in!
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  1894. Please get out of Europe. I need China or Iran (Persia). If think the Ottoman Empire would be good to to cover the Anatolian Peninsula
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  1895. Thanks!
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  1896. Just discovered this chanel and I simply loved it! I love history in general and it's a pleasure to find this kind of content. Loved the documentary and must watch the other videos of this chanel!
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  1897. "Eggplants, now those are real berries." Although not real eggs.
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  1898. Wow, your research is outstanding Justin 👏 👍
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  1899. It’s here! Let’s go BABY
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  1900. I just started my love for coffee. I'm 33, a mother, wife, and work two jobs as a housekeeper, and servers. I used to drink my coke a cola every morning. But, I was recently diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, so soda is a no go. But, coffee is on the menu. I even got my husband on board. We look forward to our first coffee of the morning.😍
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  1901. Subscribed 😉
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  1902. Excellent video! One of your best
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  1903. i love you
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  1904. nice job and that come from a fellow North East Ohio guy from Youngstown .
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  1905. He's brilliant. Very concise, clear, accessible and easy to understand. I love listening to him! It takes a lot of research and dedication to make these videos but I can tell he has a genuine passion for history 💜😊
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  1906. I love these food histories!
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  1907. When you use cinnamon to treat digestive issues, & in turn it gives you heartburn.
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  1908. Thank you for the food history
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  1909. I give in, YouTube.
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  1910. Great video! can't wait to actually watch it
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  1911. Oh boy, another great video.
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  1912. u rock
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  1913. Thank you for being so gracious. You produce very good videos. I've subscribed.
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  1914. Your channel is the only reason I passed history of western civ.
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  1915. You cover history and other, sometimes unrelated topics such as sleep and dreams, extremely well, and with excellent graphics, and always in an essay or "reading from notes" fashion. I wonder what kind of videos you might be able to produce if you were interviewed, or if you were an interviewer, and recorded such sessions as a video podcast, such as Joe Rogan. When reading from notes, it comes across as a lecture, and I mean that in the most positive and literary sense. However, after a long while, it does lend itself to being somewhat routine or, worst case, (very rarely, however) occasionally monotonous. Have you considered doing a podcast or trying an interview format? I'd love to hear (and see) you queried more about Lucid Dreams, for example. - j q t -
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  1916. Thanks!
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  1917. But can they see why kids love Cinnamon Toast Crunch?
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  1918. Educational video, subscribed.
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  1919. ------------- Thanks for all your videos.
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  1920. Made my day Justin!
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  1921. let me conquer ahahaha jk, unless
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  1922. Jay Dee nah man. Romans always used the hard “C” rather than an “s” sound
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  1923. "Which we call England", I want that as my ring tone please, having to constantly rewind for people is tedious work. Thank you for your well educated videos. You have no idea how good it is to still find this quality of work, gracias.
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  1924. Is that lord of the dance in the background around 9:20
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  1925. Food history is fun!
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  1926. Great video :)
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  1927. I love these full history series
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  1928. Hi Justin it is great to have you back
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  1929. A marvelous video about a largely unknown subject.
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  1930. I watched this during my workout 🔥🔥🔥
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  1931. What a great video to watch before going to bed
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  1932. Oooooooo! Hooray! Thank you 🙏🏻
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  1933. COOL, i luv ur vids! <3
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  1934. I feel like patreon shout outs are like the pbs shout out. this video was brought you by viewers like you. You should just say that jk lol
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  1935. loved this video, and the gorilla too lol
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  1936. Hey mom I learnened somting new today!
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  1937. "Well, frankly.." 04:19
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  1938.  @Fireoflearning  And how is that NOT pronounce "KA-E-LIS"? I still don't get it but I stand corrected on my bastard "Cielis" :-)
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  1939. By the way, all in all your video is great and light years ahead in wisdom and knowledge from other YouTube creators here.
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  1940. Je peux écouter quelque chose en Italien et comprendre la mjorité et aussi en Espagnol mais je ne parle pas ces langues.
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  1941. I once had some cukes planted too close to pumpkins (Pie) and ended up with a few 'pumpcumbers' hard orange skin, green cuke inside.
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  1942. I subscribed after this video
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  1943. The ice cream truck is a calling and so is summer. 🍦🍓
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  1944. Yeah I don't think China should regard bats as lucky anymore
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  1945. These videos of yours are my absolute favorite i have the play list saved and frequently rewatch them ❤
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  1946. Yay! Thank you so much for this new doc! (Obligatory Monty python joke) 💕
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  1947. You have gained a subscriber
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  1948. Well done on the video, I really enjoyed it. I look forward to what projects you got coming our way. 👍🏻👍🏻
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  1949.  @Fireoflearning  Thanks. Great channel BTW
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  1950. This is going to be a good one!!
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  1951. First time seeing this. Yeah, I subscribed!
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  1952. In romanian the word "fragă" written on the map at 4:13 means wild strawberry, while cultivated strawberries are called "căpșună" which has an unclear etymology with the most probable origin being the word for head.
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  1953. if you remake this video, please increase the sound volume a little. thanks.
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  1954. How is it a "massive error"? It is a fact. What is now the Republic of Ireland (Eire) came into being when Northern Ireland was created in 1921. NI as you know remained a part of the British state.
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  1955. love u justin <3
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  1956. Yes
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  1957. Hi
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  1958. Pretty sure we’re all cousins anyway. Vikings got around. So we gonna do this family BBQ or what? I’ll bring the red cups.
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  1959. is that thumbnail Cleveland?
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  1960. 3 vids in 2 days what a time to be alive
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  1961. Having grown up in an area of Massachusetts which is very close to Rhode Island, the word "Aquidneck" is actually pronounced with the accent on the second syllable (aQUIDneck), not on the first syllable. Small nitpick, but just thought I'd throw that in for the sake of correctness.
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  1962. Suscribed with the Avocado 🥑 keep food history going...
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  1963. Wow 50 minutes ready for this wonder what will be the next
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  1964. yes, i am very glad i watched this. i learned new facts and was able to get a clearer understanding of the timeline. thanks so much!
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  1965. JA
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  1966. Excellent video as always
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  1967. great video!
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  1968. very informative.
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  1969. Fascinating series with depth behind things we so easily take for granted. Thank you for these!
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  1970. Here I am in the middle of the Night watching videos about strawberrys.
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  1971. Another excellent video about very complex history.
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  1972. Extremely illuminating and entertaining. Thank you for both the research and the presentation! I'm a big fan of your videos and always happy when I see you've posted a new one.
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  1973. Just ask Skyler from your discord how he sees us
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  1974. Very interesting video. 😊
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  1975. The ranch would have been fine had they decided to farm and raise Capybaras.
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  1976. 8:00 Should be fairly easy to test this. Manufacture a plate from the same alloy that was used then, expose it to tomatoes and see how much lead is leached into the tomatoes. I doubt it would leach enough to kill someone quickly, though it could lead to death in the long term, and even then madness would precede death and the lead slowly damaged the brain. I think it more likely they fell ill from some other disease, or they were deliberately poisoned. If there was a lethal dose of lead leached into the tomatoes I think you would taste it, and there would be visible damage on the dishes.
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  1977. For the Algorithm!
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  1978. Like you video very much ive subscribe to your channel
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  1979. In the USA, we tend to observe harvest and fall festivals at Halloween and Thanksgiving, which come about one and two months, respectively, later than Michaelmas. Maybe because our climate is different, with a longer growing season?
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  1980. Brilliant Video 💖
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  1981. Just watched your Ursa Major video, great idea for a series, I hope you keep making these.
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  1982. You can see the Roman influence on England everytime King Charles say, “Ay, yo. Whastamatta you? Badda bing!”
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  1983. Your videos are very knowledgeable but can you please increase sound quality
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  1984. I left the room, and cam back to this vid serenading me with Girlfriend by Avril Lavigne??
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  1985. More Fire of Learning, hell yeah
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  1986. My ancestors were Basque. The Basques are one of the most isolated ethnic groups in the world. Yet, somehow they have remained true to their identity since Paleolithic times. So I have a lot of history to learn haha
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  1987. FOL kicks arse!!!!
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  1988. This was very good and very interestiing video. Thank you, subscribed.
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  1989. please do more history of foods my lord🥺
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  1990. An incredible video. Thank you.
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  1991. Been looking forward to this one
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  1992. F.O.L you came through! I've been waiting for this follow-up.
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  1993. Let’s gooooo!
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  1994. Lights off, earbuds in.
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  1995. Justin you're a boss.
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  1996. dude you are such a dweeb but it's awesome
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  1997. Habituellement vos vidéos me font tomber dans les pommes, mais cette fois-ci je dois en fait tomber dans les fraises.
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  1998. good video
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  1999. Great video, Fire of Learning. Thanks for the effort it took. Just for the record, may I point out that the Oneida tribe is pronounced oh-NIGH-duh, rather than oh-NAY-duh? Thanks.
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  2000. Starting to watch all of your vids
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  2001. Great story my friend. Thank you for your time and sharing the information.
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  2002. This was brilliant. Thank you . You have explained Irish history so well.
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  2003. this channel is pretty sick
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  2004. Interesting. As always.
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  2005. I keep coming back to your documentary series on Spain, England, France, Germany, Italy Very well structured, narrated and visualized. Also brilliant for immersion before starting a campaign in EU4 lol
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  2006. I love your content. Please keep it going. :)
    1
  2007. Someone comes to your house to visit You offer them some berries as a snack, they say yes You slam down a whole eggplant in-front of them
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  2008. i would like to hear you do all of the cryptids A to Z that would be great
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  2009. I never knew you did foods i love your cryptid videos i am a bigfoot
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  2010. 🥳🥳🥳LORD JUSTIN HAS UPLOADED ANS BLESSED US ONCE AGAIN!!! THANK YOU MY LORD 🥳🥳🥳
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  2011. You really need to set your priorities when the ice cream truck is close by!
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  2012. Just discovered the channel and I like what you are doing. Subscribed!
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  2013. I am SOOOO pleased to have found the "Fire of Learning". I'd researched the history of the humble potato for a book and was blown away. Thank you thank you.
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  2014. Thanks!
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  2015. On the bigfoot video, I don't think it can be considered valid proof. To me, nothing short of a live/dead specimen or some DNA evidence will be considered valid evidence.
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  2016. Very interesting Video today 🔝👍it made me think while listening to the video 🔝👍 I Love This Channel 🔝👍 I always learn something 🔝👍
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  2017. 1 Million views, well deserved!
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  2018. EXCELLENT! I watched it twice. Subscribed.
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  2019. Binging all of European History via your Videos today despite it wasn’t my favourite topic in school at all or even any of my interest later on, generally speaking . Thanks, you spiked my interest- and I really like your voice and style of narration 😉👍
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  2020. Looking forward to this
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  2021. This channel should have more subs. Should have 10mil or 90mil. It’s a very educational channel
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  2022. What an amazing channel!
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  2023. Love this series
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  2024. Hey you put Cleveland in the thumbnail
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  2025. I'm at work and have been neglecting it for this video. If I'm fired, it was well worth it.
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  2026. fantastic content! glad the algo recommended your channel, subbed and notifications on. 😁
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  2027. Great video
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  2028. Thanks!
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  2029.  @Fireoflearning  you're much nicer than any keychain store I've ever been to I'll tell you that.
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  2030. thousandth comment, this would’ve been an awesome alt history parallel to see now give likes
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  2031. Praise the YouTube algorithm. I just saw this recommend and a few minutes in I am sold and ready to binge watch
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  2032. History of the Italian city states and the formation of Italy itself in a future video?
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  2033. So true! The spongebob popsicles DO melt too fast! And also ice cream trucks are either too early or too late. Can never catch them. And when you do, so much pressure to choose flavors under 30 sec w/the growing line behind you
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  2034. Ευχαριστούμε!
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  2035. Bruh why am I the 100000 sub?
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  2036. Fire Of Learning yeah I was just recommended this video and it had 99,999 subs. Love the video, and yeah man sounds good.
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  2037. Fire of Learning upload!??!! As the younger generation may refer to it as: Yas kween sleigh.
    1
  2038. Mecca - The Mecca of the Islamic world
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  2039. Yay it’s finally here, thank you for the video!
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  2040. Excellent video! Subscribing today!
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  2041. From now on I will only call them Alligator Pears
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  2042. Why YouTube just showed me this now? I've been waiting for this since the crypids from England video.
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  2043. It's so hard to find information that is presented in a way that you have to watch it because it is so interesting. Well done lad,well done, I had to subscribe so that I would not miss out on anything.
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  2044. In Welsh we say 'Dros ben llestri', literally meaning over the top of dishes, which means to be very loud or being over the top
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  2045. FOL, Incredibly well put together analysis. Thank you!!!
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  2046. I don't care what everyone else says. I like the crappy mike. When I hear it I think "Fire of Learning!"
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  2047. I have an Idea bro, 10 minutes videos or so just like this, just goofy impossible thought experiments. That would make you boom with followers I hope you see this!!!!
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  2048. Great video as usual
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  2049. I enjoyed this vid exceedingly.
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  2050. And I would like to thank you Justin 😎4 ringing such wonderful knowledge 😎 Thanks; keep Up the good work 😎 Peace ☮️
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  2051. very good channel man
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  2052. The moment I heard the narrators excellent "youtube voice" I knew this was high quality entertainment.
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  2053. Long awaited. Ine of 2 patrons I sub too. Love your work Justin.
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  2054. Great channel, great information!
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  2055. Amazing video! I was wondering; are you ever going to do a video on Denmark?
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  2056. Thanks for the video.
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  2057. I would like to see how you and peanut celebrate Michaelmas
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  2058. This is a great video
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  2059. Just wanted you to know someone noticed the joke at 27:15. Hope Peanut is doing well
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  2060. Hidden gem of a channel
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  2061. Devoured my favorite strawberries and honey to this fascinating video 🍓🖤 undoubtedly subscribing asap
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  2062. amazing , it took me some time to watch this one but I learn a lot thanks FoL
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  2063. It seems strange that after two days there are so few views........ I am glad to make my own small contribution, and a thumbs up.
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  2064. Enthralling video as always
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  2065. Never been so excited to see an upload 🥳🎄
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  2066. I barely caught the "24th century" crack and had to think about it for a second. LOL, well played.
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  2067. 15:30-19:17 man can't even have frogs in ohio
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  2068. To the host of this channel this episode is much more than a history. its also coming of history repeating itself. If you don't mind sir may i share this video or episode of yours to others who may have not seen this kind of simply detailed demise of once great nation or empires.
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  2069. I hope peanut didn’t do too much damage to the ice cream truck driver
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  2070. Thank God, no ai voice over
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  2071. Are you gonna do a vd about Illyrian/Albanian history and wars??
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  2072. Hey Justin, I actually did get turned into a newt, but thankfully I got better.
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  2073. Thanks for another excellent video
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  2074. Happy Halloween 2021!🎃🎃🎃🎃👻👻👻👻
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  2075. My all time favorite holiday...
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  2076. I just found you, and I heard you lived in Ohio! Hello fellow Ohioan! Subscribed!
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  2077. Just subscribed
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  2078. Thanks!
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  2079. My favorite YouTube channel
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  2080. Thank you for this documentary, I enjoyed very much. I am looking forward to watch the other ones!
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  2081. Hans Sloan is a close relative of mine.Thank You for giving him credit.
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  2082. Right now I'm eating peanuts, which is the main reason I'm watching this video.
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  2083. On connait notre histoire merci
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  2084. This?? ⬆️⬆️⬆️ INCREDIBLY informative way beyond the sweet potato itself! The subtext here? Love it! Rich in history and so happy to come across this! 😍
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  2085. On the contrary The Dude Abides
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  2086. this is my third time watching the video
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  2087. I'm surprised I clicked on this video... I have "aGourdaphopbia"...
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  2088. Thanks!
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  2089. Great video! Definitely earned a subscription
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  2090. FOL have 89,848 subs on May 23rd 2019 and today he got over 115,708 subs so far. On June 19th 2019 FOL gained 1,718 subs then on June 20th he gained 2,465 subs then on June 22nd gained 2,660 subs then on June 24th he gained well over 3,341 subs. And on June 26th FOL gained 1,860 subs. Can we get more days like this?
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  2091. Heeey
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  2092. Thanks for replying. I just started listening to your documentaries for the last month or so and enjoy them very much. God bless.
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  2093. u need more than 10 million subs
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  2094. Realily good video !! You just got another subscriber mate, keep it up !! I’m expecting a lot more fun coming here !
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  2095. Missed yu bud
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  2096. this video is amazing !
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  2097. The real cryptid was the friends we made along the way.
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  2098. I love this channel..
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  2099. Great video. Very well-informed and well-explained in a 'down to Earth' manner without exaggerating or being over-dramatic . Bravo.
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  2100. Annnnndddd I already want part 3
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  2101. Mind is already blasted and ready to be rebuilt better than ever. So happy you dropped this on my day off.
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  2102. If your voice was an octave lower, and someone played extremely overdramatic music underneath, and you intercut with some shots of you walking around near the pyramids or something, any of these docs could play on discovery or history channel otherwise unedited.
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  2103. I really like this channel.
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  2104. This video was great, thanks!
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  2105. These videos are hidden gems
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  2106. Awesome video! Will you do a video on Persia/Iran next?
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  2107. I should just create 636k dupe accounts so that you get a million subscribers.
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  2108. subscribed off channel name alone
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  2109. Amazing
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  2110.  @Fireoflearning  cool! I can't wait :)
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  2111. Jeez just seen your subscriber numbers. That’s great. Long may it continue SIr.
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  2112. Great video
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  2113. Make 🇮🇹🙏
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  2114. So when Snow White ate a poisoned apple was she really eating a tomato?
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  2115. Happy Michaelmas!
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  2116. Thanku so much sir 🌺🤩🤩🤩🤩😎😎😎👏👏👏💯💯For your exclamatory and fabulous explanation
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  2117. Amazing words, thank you I still quote things I heard in this video about pseudo scientists and pseudo skeptics.
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  2118. Great video, so very interesting, will be donating and continuing to watch in future. Keep up the good work.
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  2119. 15min in and you've got a new subscriber dude.
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  2120. First three part series!
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  2121. Thanks!
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  2122. ...and I subscribed
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  2123.  @Fireoflearning  ok nice ! great video man
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  2124. A most excellent doc, tyvm. 🎃👻💀☠🤖👾👽👺😈💖🤡
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  2125. Good Morning ☀️ to everyone!
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  2126. I really love your videos man.
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  2127. What a roller coaster, I learned so much!!! Awesome vid, and omg can someone explain the ending for me hahaha, beautiful rhythm my dood.
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  2128. This is a very late video upload
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  2129. One of the best documentaries I've ever seen. Thank you!
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  2130. How can you make 1 hour long videos with a relatively calm and slow voice so entertaining to watch? You are great Justin.
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  2131. YAY
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  2132. Thanks for sharing this great information
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  2133. Hell yeah
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  2134. Great video. There aren't that many sources for understanding what the first and second reichs were, so I very much appreciate this video.
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  2135. You should do the history of russia
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  2136. Your Video is Being Watched by A Jamaican Maroon. maroon comes from the word Marranos. Maroons maintain we are gods people
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  2137. good vid
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  2138. Dawg the first is just one of donkeys and the dragons babies😭😭
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  2139. Amazing video. Thank you so much!
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  2140. Part two please.
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  2141. Fantastic micro documentary. Love this stuff
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  2142. That was everything I wanted & more.
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  2143. I will give you a cookie 🍪 if you do a video about Easter.
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  2144. I watched the entire show it was good it was
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  2145. Great job with the cryptid and mythologies videos. I love listening to them in the background while doing other stuff. You should do videos on Australia and Africa.
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  2146. Hard Skin = Pumpkin Soft Skin = Squash that's how we categorize them hear in OZ.
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  2147. I love your vids.
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  2148. Amazing video
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  2149. Quality .. I've just subscribed
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  2150. Very Merry Christmas to you too Justin!
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  2151. Mom: why are you and your father crying?
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  2152. love your work
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  2153. 55:34 Nice to see I’m not the only stodgy Halloween purist around 😂 I feel like a grouchy old lady in a 22 year old body insisting that Halloween should be celebrated on the 31st! Without observing the significance that comes with the date, it’s basically just an exercise in commercial candy-gorging 😒
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  2154. Well done video!
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  2155. My favorite YouTube channel
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  2156. Sí
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  2157.  @Fireoflearning  because you did 🤔
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  2158. This channel is gold
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  2159. I like how do history on different countries can you do one on Africa and Canada and Jamaica those are very interesting places I have been course about
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  2160. Thanks!
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  2161. New sub!
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  2162. Great video, is always interesting to learn the history of your country by a foreing source. Loved It 😁
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  2163. One of my favorite channels 🥰
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  2164. Good impartial vid, would like to see more in this camp fire series
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  2165. Welp, Sweden is still Germanic land, and even today they have culture and language similar to German. Btw, Justin, how about make a documentary about Sweden? It would be really interesting! Though in the beginning, you would need to make it about Scandinavia before and during Viking times + Calmar Union (in one episode).
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  2166. I'd like to watch all of your videos, but after this one it will be hard to ketchup.
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  2167. I can’t believe I am watching this, a video on the history of coffee I don’t even drink it, I dislike it!
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  2168. This was amazing! Thank you and God bless you🙏🏽
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  2169. One of your best videos.
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  2170. Great documentary!
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  2171. I sent this to my daughter, a seventh grader who just finished her first year of Latin at BLS. I told her to watch, just to stay sharp over the summer break... she proceeded to roll her eyes at me saying, I already know this mom. Oh, the young!
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  2172. " I'm Justin. " Are you really ? Where have you been ?
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  2173. Satan literally got fitnessed by an old ass alcoholic
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  2174. in Arabic it is called Farwla close to the Latin one
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  2175. algorithm
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  2176. What a fantastic upload. 👍
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  2177. Cheers to 1M views! 🥃🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
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  2178. And a real fan of Sponge Bob. ... ... Hahhaahahaha
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  2179. Between the Runescape reference in this one, & you talking about Big Chungus in your Australia video, I can safely say I haven't yet found a youtuber both as educational & as entertaining as you.
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  2180. At 1:07:38, why is there a gorilla's face on one of the soldiers? Is this just to see if we are paying attention? Seriously, this is a great documentary. Thanks!
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  2181. It really has
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  2182. Thank you. You explained Everything! New subbie!! 👍🏾💯💓
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  2183. Gracias
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  2184. This was really informative, thanks man.
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  2185. Thanks!
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  2186. Thanks for your great video. Something they could use in most universities.
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  2187. INDUSTRY
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  2188. Are you suggesting that sweet potatoes migrate?
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  2189. Excellent video, Merry Christmas!
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  2190. Thanks!
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  2191. The Chinese is pronounced “fahn chieh” but very interesting story
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  2192. Thank you for creating these history of food videos which I find very interesting
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  2193. That sounds great! Can’t wait!
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  2194. This guy is awesome!
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  2195. I love your video , great job
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  2196.  @Fireoflearning  thank you and cant wait
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  2197. This was worth the wait
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  2198. algorithm comment
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  2199.  @Fireoflearning  that would be fantastic!
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  2200. I see we share similar priorities. Ah, the ancient call of the ice cream truck...
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  2201. I read a book of early American history documents put together by Ben Franklin, and there was a letter from an explorer that described the day they discovered Niagara Falls. They could hear the roar of the falls from many miles away and were tired and hungry. When they saw the falls they also saw fields of wild strawberries and the tired and hungry explorers laid down in the field and eat the sweet berries.
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  2202. Glad you mentioned my home turf. Only reason I watched lol. Btw it's pronounced REHnoldsburg. We don't really pronounced the y around here. Infact, it's more like renoldsburg. Great video though. I forgot how many strains Alexander bred
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  2203. Fascinating Thank you I will share this with everybody🥰👍
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  2204. Great video!
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  2205. That wouldn’t help. Nations were different back then and Europe was less unified in the 8th century. Contact was very small and there were many tribes. Doing that is absolutely useless.
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  2206. I think this is my 5th, possibly 6th time watching this video..... THANK YOU for making such awesome videos!!!! 😊👍
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  2207. ✨🎃👹👻🤡🍬😀🖤🧡HAPPY late HALLOWEEN 2021 EVERYONE !!!!!🧡🖤😀🍬🤡👻👹🎃✨
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  2208. There's an error in the video : wild strawberries are way sweeter than cultivated strawberries. You should try it. In fact, it is true for almost all small fruits afaik. The wild variety is always sweeter. Blackberries are sweeter, redcurrant, cornels, sea-buckthorn... Even wild tomatoes are super sweet. There's even an Australian bush tomato that's just amazing... It is not true for things like apples, apricots or pears, and I don't know why.
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  2209. Subbed. rang the notification bell.
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  2210. Jeez I remember when you had 40 subs. You have done well
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  2211. Love these vids. Good change from most history channels that talk about wars and stuff.
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  2212. You should do a documentary about imperial japan.
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  2213. This was great! FYI: I seldom watch YouTube to the end. More often, I'm just listening while doing something else.
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  2214. I really love your videos! And your voice reminds me a lot of Scott Menville, I mean not completely but enough to make me think that youd sound good in a Robin cosplay.
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  2215. Epic documentary Justin :3 thank you brother huggie-Bred;)
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  2216. I clicked this video because I'm eating strawberries
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  2217. FINALLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! IT'S THAT MOTHAFUCCKINGGG TIMEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  2218. finally, the YouTube algorithm recommends something relevant to my interests
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  2219. Dude, I hope you read this. My great ancestor was with your great ancestor who came on the first voyage to colonize New France, (Canada). Possibly, even on the exact same boat!! If you've done your research, it was a small group of families from a small village in France, named Martaize. Who were the first signateurs for the expedition of Charles de Menou d'Aulnay. It was a small group of families, maybe 10 or so. My family, and your family were both ones that signed for the first voyage to carve out New France, in Canada. It's crazy how hundreds of years later we, the ancestors of a small group of pioneers have found each other again through the internet. My family ended up choosing to leave during the exile after British won control of Canada, and moved to the rest of New France. Did your family also choose to leave to the rest of New France after the British victory? I'm almost 100% sure our families worked and knew each other through their pioneerings of the New World. I'd be exstatic to hear back from you.
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  2220. I love the way you present the monsters. It’s not one of those crack pot channels but I feel this is genuinely informative. You sir get the Appalachian seal of approval
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  2221. BIG CHUNGUS
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  2222. Your videos are great, and your voice is pleasant to listen to
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  2223. This is all very interesting, but what do the Lande Crabs speak? I can't plead for my life if my captors do not understand me.
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  2224. Yo justin if you're willing to go that far back, maybe do ancient egypt?:D also the minoans show us what happens if you solely use archaeological evidence in history
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  2225. You skills have grown immensely
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  2226. Very informative. thank you
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  2227. You're the best, no bullshit, just straight talking history
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  2228. awesome channel
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  2229.  @Fireoflearning  I'm okay! 😊😊😊
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  2230. Thank you for kindling the fire of learning for the world.
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  2231. Had sweet potatoes, onions, spinach and ground beef in a bowl for dinner!
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  2232. I love your food history series. (Probably because I love food.) Encore! More about spices would be nice.
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  2233. 6:50 When we can’t see you taking that’s what I picture is giving narration.
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  2234. Such a nice channel!! I love everything about it!!!! :D
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  2235. Algorithm
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  2236. Shoutout to the avocado tree that gives delicious fruit in my backyard!
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  2237. I have a black german shepherd.. that’s why people are scared of him 😀
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  2238. Why do kids always do such stupid things for their StarTok
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  2239. Hello Justin.... I'm Justin..... dun dun........ dunnnnnnnn
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  2240. How is this age-restricted its just names and meanings? YouTube you have failed the internet.
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  2241. ♥️I love tomatoes!
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  2242. Thanks for listening for your audience feedback ! I'm looking forward for it
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  2243. Comment
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  2244. Oh fuck yeah NUT
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  2245. I really appreciate the quality of this video & the absence of profanity!!! First & only ones ive come across so far without profanity! Im so happy!!! Thank you!!
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  2246. How does this guy not a million subs
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  2247. Your patreon link in the description isn't clickable btw
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  2248. Great video as always
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  2249. What a climax!😆
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  2250. Let us not forget Biggus Dickus and his wife Incontenentia Buttocks.
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  2251. Thank you. Just subscribed.
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  2252. The strawberry is neither a straw nor a berry. Discuss
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  2253. Watermelon being written as a "treatment" for heatstroke is so funny to me. like who wouldve thought that consuming water stops dehydration and cools you down 😂
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  2254. keep up the good work my kids loved this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (im a teacher)
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  2255. it's that time of year. this is one of my favorite videos of yours Justin. IMO it may be your best work. the editing and narration fit like a glove. I look forward to your return. you've been educating me for years now, friend.
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  2256. keep up the good work man really enjoy these videos :)
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  2257. Ah yes, who could forget the legend of the Ticky Tacky Silly Blimey Whimsical Westchestershire Hoofy Huffer
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  2258. Signal Fires Of Learning
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  2259. I love your videos/documentaries thank you for the video again.
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  2260. The small town I live in Ky also changes trick or treating to the Saturday before if Halloween falls on a Sunday or Weekday & says it's from 6-8. I had never heard of this growing up in Ft. Lauderdale & think it's stupid 😒👎
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  2261. I have to say, your accounts seem like subjects that you have researched thoroughly. Some of the stories I see on YouTube are "scary" (not) stories, that you can tell are obvious attempts by a writer wannabee, although a talented one. But by the point of view, writing style that is the same in every story (though the person is supposed to be reading letters from people he had never met), and the fact that every story followed a very similar plot line with the details being changed to make each story appear to be unique, they're not. They were in no way unique. Having a degree in English, and being an avid reader of diverse fiction and non-fiction as well as being a writer on and off, it was easy to see these discrepancies. Your work, however, rings true in every respect. It is obvious from this account that you, and only you, researched and wrote the account. And you did it extremely well, without the fake "spooky" voice or other cheesy trappings of others (you probably know the individuals I'm speaking of.) Congratulations. I'm very familiar with the details of the Ranch, and you've done excellent work relating this story.
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  2262. Strawberry Cornbread?!?!?!?! OMG I'm so going to make some
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  2263. Marcus Aurelius explaining Stoic philosophy to the grocery store customer!! Great video, you made my day!!
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  2264. Its’ territory was between two rival Francias with no natural defensive border and its’ lands in Italy were geographically isolated from its other territories by the Alps.
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  2265. Australia doesn't exist so nice fantasy video
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  2266. Dorime
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  2267. Great vid. Thanks 🙏
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  2268. merci infiniment cher ami pour ces vidéos passionnantes !!!!!!!!!!
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  2269. They will change history Saturday Night when I cook a couple steaks and bake a couple of them. My Beloved's favorite meal, top five at least. She should like it...
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  2270. Yum
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  2271. nicely done!
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  2272. This two part series was very impressive. Well done. It’s also amazing to see the similarities in Hitler’s actions based on who he idealised, Frederick the great, Bismarck and Napoleon. Partitioning Poland, taking in Austria and invading Russia.
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  2273. Ever had pot a toes? PO-TA-TOES???? Boil em, mash em, stick em in a stew?
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  2274. where's Pizza eaters at?
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  2275. Thank you for the well researched video. Excellent job.
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  2276. It takes a special kind of kink to travel thousands of light years to frolic naked in Massachusetts.
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  2277. Good job
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  2278. Woo almost an hour! I'm diving in!
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  2279. thank-you
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  2280. How in earth I got to watch this little documentary about... strawberries... I don't know, but after about 30 sec. I got stuck and watched it all the way through!!! it was super interesting and your voice is really cool! thanks a lot :)
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  2281. Thanks!
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  2282. I didn't think I would live to see the day...
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  2283.  @Fireoflearning  Found it. Thanks! Great channel btw. Keep up the good work!
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  2284. Ohio will rule the world. We all know that
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  2285. I've always loved your channel. Great job for providing a place to talk about history :)
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  2286.  @Fireoflearning  a response from the account AND a logical one? 10/10. Lol thank you!
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  2287. You said re-NAY-sonce, not RENNA-sonce!! I love you!
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  2288. Awesome video!! 🎃🍁🎃
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  2289. Dude you crumbs of dry humor get me ever time. Since they are not overdone it keeps working.
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  2290. I had no hesitation clicking on this.
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  2291. Subscribed after watching just one of your videos! "History of Rome" . Not to long and not to short! Very informative and educational. 😊😊 Great videos!!
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  2292. love you you are the best historian
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  2293. Pumpkin! 😁👍🌿
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  2294. I’m so disappointed this isn’t frog on a pineapple day 🥺
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  2295.  @Fireoflearning  I saw it coming and yet I still clicked.
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  2296. Just found this show. How interesting
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  2297. Thanks!
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  2298. Subbed as soon as the intro was over
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  2299. very nice video, I enjoyed it immensely I love your work FoL
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  2300. 3 to 4 cups definitely rookie numbers 🤷🏻‍♀️ 🎉
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  2301. I look forward to your videos and it's not very many creators that I do and for some reason I really like the tone and your presentation because it just makes me think of Ben Stein in the dry eyes clear eyes ads or every time I click on your videos I start thinking about Ferris bueller so take that as a compliment
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  2302. I love your videos man. You should do the same for "Where Historical Figures are buried" like Kings, Queens, Emperors etc. like Caesar, Genghis Khan, Marco Polo etc
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  2303. You deserve a thumb's up 👍. So, you got one!
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  2304. the best history channel in youtube is Fire of Learning
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  2305. great video thx for sharing
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  2306. Great YouTube channel! I have passed it on to friends and family. Keep up the good work!
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  2307. JUST THIS WEEK, I was reading about the modern strawberry cross (Fragaria x ananassa – tastes like pineapple?) on 'Wikipedia', and I thought, THIS would be a great 'Fire of Learning' video. And just like magic it shows up in my feed! The video did not disappoint. Thank you, sir.
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  2308. Thank you soo much for making this makes me happy 😊 because I'm an Irish person
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  2309. 8:25 This fucking sent me laughing. As a french, hearing a guy named fucking "fraisier" (the name of the plant that gives strawberries)in a story about strawberries is just ........ if this were fiction, it would be too ludicrous to be believable
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  2310. Spooky
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  2311. Sometimes, you sound like Jeff Goldblim and I love it
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  2312. Dang….who is this narrator! He’s fabulous. If he was my teacher I’d be enthralled to learn.
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  2313. Whoa, you're really offering a pineapple for just $500?
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  2314. The moors got their asses kicked by the Catalans, Castilians, Leonese, Portugese, and other Iberian peoples. How about you try to master basic English before trying to spout your fairytale propaganda
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  2315. This video is outstanding
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  2316. Hey hi there iam from india and it is 12.30 am mid night and iam watching uer video
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  2317. the biggest flex in the 16th century
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  2318. you are the best i love your video's
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  2319. "Laws against marriage between different classes". Of course, you don't need to be married to pass on your genes.
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  2320. 💯❗️ That is all
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  2321. Oh hell nah they don’t even get good night skies in Ohio 💀
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  2322. liked and subscribed
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  2323. Wonderful Narration!
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  2324. The videos of this guy are pretty perfect.
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  2325. 3.1M as of 03/10/22
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  2326. Great to see you back! Are there more content coming soon?
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  2327. I've seen a few towns doing trick or treating on the last Saturday before Halloween. I'm not a fan of this nonsense, Holloween is on the 31st.
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  2328. Everything I always wondered about Latin! Thanks!
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  2329. life is great when you upload
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  2330. We're here!!!
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  2331. Top work on your food series!
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  2332. Autisticus is still my favorite patreon supporter
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  2333. You are great at what you do
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  2334. This is very interesting history. Thank you
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  2335. Thanks!
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  2336. I've become quite fond of your schizo-posting in the community tab
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  2337. 👍👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏👌👌👌
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  2338. oh wow. i just chewed up a chunk of ceylon cinnamon that had been at the bottom of my tea mug. felt like a fireball shot on steroids while tied to a launching rocket. i felt alive.
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  2339. Interesting content! Subbed.
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  2340. Ever wonder who the first person was that said gee this smells good I think I'll eat the inner bark of this tree?
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  2341. Thanks for sharing
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  2342. A great documentary! Into heritage? Everyone who's interested should check my videos out on my channel. I travel up and down the country in all kinds of weather documenting my trips on Castles, Manor houses, Churches & anything else heritage. MR
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  2343. 🍍
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  2344. This channel is appropriately eclectic for my interests.
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  2345. How do you not have a million subs?!?!
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  2346. Always a good day when Justin uploads
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  2347. why does a single picture of a gorilla flash in all your videos?
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  2348. I really enjoyed all the beautiful paintings you used. Very nice. Thanks!
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  2349. Great video. I really enjoyed it. Thank you. 😎 😎 😎 😎 😎
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  2350. Can I rate this video on Rotten Tomatoes?
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  2351. No better title I could have been given.
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  2352. The man on the thumbnail is Pedro de Alvarado. I descend from his brother Gomez de Alvarado.
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  2353. Thank you for this video. As a sincere presentation of appreciation, I'm advising you that your audio isn't quite right. You're doing fine, keeping the music at 'bed level' but your voice audio isn't right. We're getting a 'boxy' sound, indicating that your narration space isn't set up right. You're welcome.
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  2354. I honestly thought you never make another video cause something horrid had happened to you.... Welcome back in good health
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  2355. I watched this all and felt like it was 10 minutes he is so good at explaining u dont feel time passing I didnt feep the 50 minutes pass unlike a school class
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  2356. Oh my gosh! I never knew you were a fellow Clevelander! That's awesome! Granted, I've lived here my whole life, but even so. Very cool to learn. Thanks for another excellent video!
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  2357. "Anglo-Saxon English was the language of the peasantry. The ruling elites spoke Norman French." This is why even today, words that describe the living condition of peasants come from simple English words such as floor, door, roof, fork, etc. Words today that describe the living conditions of the elites come from the French such as chandelier, boudoir, toilet (toilette), boutique, etc.
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  2358. New subcraibers from indonesia
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  2359. It's an avocado video! Thanks! 🙃😊
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  2360. In Belgium it's still the tradition to offer the fist batch of strawberries of the season to the king
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  2361. Great job
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  2362. If there's an isaac newton, where is isaac oldton?
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  2363. Danke!
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  2364. Also, the mention on Alsace at 52:12, as a region in modern France, but previously belonging to Germany- I'm sure that was a totally peaceful, non-confrontational transition, right? 😉
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  2365. LETS FUCKING GOOOOOOOOO
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  2366. It's been so long since I've seen and watched a FoL video
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  2367. This is an absolute masterpiece of documentary. It could be a movie or a TV series. So much to be told. Farewell Byzantium, farewell romans
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  2368. 11:00 pm me: Ok, I need to start my project 11:01 pm me: Oh "The amazing History of Watermelon"? Let's Go!.
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  2369. Thank you so much for this historichal and educational video!! Muchas gracias!!❤😊
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  2370. *Fortunate Son. Lol Great videos, though. Thank you for the amazing history lessons!
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  2371. Could you make a video about croatia please?
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  2372. I clicked it Youtube. Are you happy?
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  2373. I always come back to your cryptid videos to fall asleep to, I’ve watched/listened to them a bunch of times. Usually the North American one is my go to cuz I’m Native American & relate more to the stories but I love it all.
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  2374. I'm probably the only one who noticed, but you missed an opportunity to put Morgan Freeman's picture when talking about his name. Just something I noticed. Otherwise, great video as always. 👍
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  2375. Swedes in western Australia? O lord the melanoma cases!
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  2376. More vegetable videos plsss. Or fruits! These are my favourite. You make the history so interesting lol
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  2377. But would this be enough to save the empire?.... The next episode will be entitled the fall of byzantium.......
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  2378. Hi Justin!
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  2379. Your vids are perfect on 1,5speed. Ben watching all of your creature vids this morning
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  2380. History of Albania?
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  2381. I ask myself "Who is Mickel?" on a daily basis. Glad this holiday could finally provide the answers.
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  2382. I finally sub because your fruits and veggies stories are so fascinating.
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  2383. I remember celebrating this holiday with my family.
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  2384. Lovin’ the holiday videos🎃🦃🎄🍾❤☘️🐇🥚🇺🇸💥
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  2385. back again ! 3rd time !
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  2386. You know, I was a little suspicious of this convenient yet damp mystery horse, but hearing it bust out in song has sealed the deal
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  2387. This is the apex of American culture. Of course the icecream truck interrupts all, of course the wallet search ensues, and the predissapointment of the rapidly melting popsicle is a challenge not a failure. Well done.
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  2388. Do what your name means two please.
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  2389. Informative documentary, great viewing😊
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  2390. I love the battle sounds and use of drunken sailor
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  2391. Wi nøt trei a høliday in Sweden this yër ? See the løveli lakes The wøndërful telephøne system And mäni interesting furry animals Including the majestik møøse A Møøse once bit my sister... No realli! She was Karving her initials øn the møøse with the sharpened end of an interspace tøøthbrush given her by Svenge – her brother-in-law – an Oslo dentist and star of many Norwegian møvies: "The Høt Hands of an Oslo Dentist", "Fillings of Passion", "The Huge Mølars of Horst Nordfink"... Mynd you, møøse bites Kan be pretty nasti...
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  2392.  @Fireoflearning  I'm just fucking with you. It wasn't that bad. Great video though
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  2393. Just found out I was born on Annunciation Day 🤗 Thank you! Thank you!
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  2394. The story of Jack o’Lantern was wild. I’ve never heard it before. 🎃
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  2395. ITS HERE POG
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  2396. Apparently, the native peoples of Sulufou believed that dreams were what one's Nanu (spirit/soul) experienced while their body was asleep. Because of this, they believed that you should never shake someone awake - doing so would leave the body and spirit separated, and that would be terrible! They developed a test to remedy this: to test if a sleeping person was suitable to awake, one should call their name. If they did not stir, you left them. If they did stir, that meant that the Nanu heard its name and returned to the body. You could then proceed to awake them. Another great video, Justin - perhaps your finest documentary yet!
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  2397. Great videos man 🤟
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  2398. I got to 37:54 and thought the video was about to end so I tapped on the screen and realized there was another 30 minutes left!! I feel like I just won a $500 scratch off 😆
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  2399. I live in Florida and I am growing an avocado plant it’s two years old I started it from the pit it is a difficult plant to grow and it did get fungus and I’ve been treating it still in the pot I have not planted it in the ground.
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  2400. subscribed
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  2401. ευχαριστώ for watching?
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  2402. I really enjoyed this program, so much that I had to subscribe keep up the wonderful videos 😊
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  2403. Dude...Subbed.
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  2404. Excellent analysis. subbed.
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  2405. Thanks!
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  2406. You should definitely have added a note on the Pumpkin Regatta ;) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windsor_Pumpkin_Regatta
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  2407. Our family nowadays comprises a blids of engish, indigenous, and irish origins: This video is the BEST history overview of our great land, that I have ever seen.
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  2408. Fascinating
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  2409. I bet Peanut would love to be turned loose in a strawberry field! You should take him to Plant City, Florida for a vacation to the strawberry festival!
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  2410. thanks for another great upload justin!
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  2411. Thanks!
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  2412. Mein Folk musst Bier trinken. What a prussian.
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  2413. I really thought you were gonna leave me hangin... but nope! Btw I already looked it up a few years ago but still wanted to see it 😁
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  2414. New sub here, great work, funny too!! ☝️
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  2415. this is my second video after the subscription with my first video was the strawberry, and your content is so interesting. cheers and I hope you have a good reception from everyone! Ill keep watching.
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  2416. I enjoyed this very much.
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  2417. But your channel is great 👍
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  2418. Pog
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  2419. I love your content!
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  2420. Just to be a jerk, I'm going to point out @ 6:38 that the year was 1889, not 1899, and the two Dakotas were admitted as states on November 2nd, but were split into North and South Dakota prior to that admission date
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  2421. Bahus Humbugus
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  2422. Cool video about watermelons 👍
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  2423. Yes. In 1628, Spain and Portugal were combined in the Iberian Union (1580 - 1640).
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  2424. Can u do the fall of Byzantium plz
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  2425. Great video. Loved the end ;) Thank you for these fruit and vegetable documentaries!!!!
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  2426. I love your videos Justin your videos make me so happy thank you for making them
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  2427. Its 4 years and 1 day since this came out time files so fast
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  2428. ❤️❤️❤️ great channel!!!!
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  2429. One of my favorites. 🥑
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  2430. My daughters name is Mikah (Mica) lol
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  2431. I just wanted to say a queen always loves to see your videos and her subscription box I think that your channnel is great
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  2432. This is a great series. Got my sub! 🎉
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  2433. Woah March 25th is my birthday😮
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  2434. finally
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  2435. You have a new subscriber!
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  2436. I asked a sound expert about your unique voice (which is awesome by the way) and it was suggested that you need a ribbon condenser to do your voice justice. Thanks for the video!
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  2437. Some of your jokes are awesome in this gem of a video
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  2438. in Russian we call it both " tomat" and "pomidor" and even though I'm a native speaker I can't really put my finger on when to use the 1st and when the 2nd 🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️
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  2439. This was an amazing video !
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  2440. Good video.
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  2441. Another great video !!
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  2442. You go outside to fulfill your trash-panda instincts and all of a sudden you're a cryptid! Rude!
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  2443. Thank you for one of the best history of the Pineapple aka Ananas
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  2444. Only this channel can have me fully invested in hearing about watermelons for 10 minutes. Amazing outro btw.
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  2445. Hope you got your ice-cream buddy:)
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  2446. “Typical American” Probably some European
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  2447. i love the food videos, i watch your videos when i’m anxious or about to have a panic attack because it distracts my mind
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  2448. This is going to sound really weird but I really love the sound of your voice, you sound a lot like the actor David Straithairn, which is really awesome.
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  2449. Ευχαριστούμε!
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  2450. I like the picture you used for the Chad name.
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  2451. Such a sweeping treatment creates a great room in viewers' minds much easier to fill with the details later.
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  2452. It’s impressive you can get 800k views in a little over a week! Nice one on the ice cream truck too!
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  2453. Very good to know! Love the how you have added more interesting topics onto your channel, you and History with Hilbert are my favorite YouTubers that cover this subject.
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  2454. thx for the gift
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  2455. I love how your intro music is like 600% louder than your speech. I'm watching the intro, interested in learning and suddenly DING DING O GOD MY EARS It's a nice little "screw you" to the viewer and positions you as the alpha male.
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  2456. I love YouTube. You can learn all kinds of shit. You can spend all your life here.
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  2457. PLEASE DO ONE FOR CHRISTMAS 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺
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  2458. Maybe they would get bad heartburn when they ate tomatoes. Like me. Making them think they are poisonous, and stay away from them. Like me lol
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  2459. I still love this story though don’t get me wrong lol
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  2460. He's back!!!
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  2461. I did not expect the spanish inquisition to make an appearance on this video...I should've paid more attention in class
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  2462. Almost there ....
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  2463.  @Fireoflearning  That'd make a lot of sense! Hadn't gotten to those yet, I'll check them out. Thanks!
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  2464. Strawberries are my favorite snack.
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  2465. Great voice so easy to listen to, i subbed a while ago just refiund you with this in my feed, i will actively look for videos from you very cool bro incredible #AlbertaSepartism
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  2466. Another great channel discovered, DOPE.
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  2467. This was a great video!! Thank you
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  2468. Ruin away, Mr. F of L.
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  2469. Thanks for the video Fire of learning.
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  2470. I FUCKING LOVE THIS CHANNEL!!!!!!
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  2471. Did a Sandhill crane make this?
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  2472. Me: I should really go to bed.... it's past 1am Also Me: Wow that's an amazing fact about ancient references of strawberries!! 🍓
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  2473. I'm doing a report so this it great
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  2474. Please do make a video on Russia, a really interesting history it has!
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  2475. Thank you for such a learning experience!
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  2476. What next possible "history of" is in plan?
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  2477.  @notisac3149  Thanks, with his love for France it's weird it's not on the menu sooner but honestly spain and rome both cool.
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  2478. Can you do history of indonesia
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  2479. I’m not sure it’s debatable that writing Victorian horror stories like Dracula required far more talent than coming up with slasher crap like Halloween. In spite of they’re popularity, the script for most of those movies could have been written by a 12 year old.
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  2480. Yes!
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  2481. Justin you should make on a video on the History of the Netherlands
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  2482. I have my 2023 history challenge the study of the Byzantine Empire in detail. Thank you for a excellent documentary. I will return as I read and learn more about the Byazantine Empire.
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  2483. 0/10 no Tony "Doc" Shiels
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  2484. Time for my annual Fire of Learning Halloween 🎃 Special viewing… I hope you are well brother.
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  2485. I hope you'll also talk about the ottomans.
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  2486. Checked the date I found this video, it’s September 19th!!!!!!
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  2487. Excellent channel, congratulations you have my like and I'm subcribed
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  2488. Appreciate ur straightforward style
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  2489. I love all your videos but this one struck a chord.... thank you :')
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  2490. I like this channel. I subscribed.
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  2491. Thank you for your wisdom and a serious video about cryptids and didn't know how much I appreciated that until I read a comment pointing that out ...cheers
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  2492. The first picture demonstrating one of cinnamon’s many uses… cinnamon rolls. That just earned you a new sub, sir.
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  2493. Basically almost every emperor after the last of the five Emperors "Something something something… he was assassinated"
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  2494. "A common pastime of the Frankish kings was dying young." Your dry humor may be the most underrated aspect of this channel.
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  2495. Keep this channel going. ❤️
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  2496. Love your channel
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  2497. Whooo let’s go
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  2498. What? Hadrian wasn't born until 76 AD. 24 AD was in the middle of Tiberius' rule. Hadrian had nothing to do with the cult of Sol Invictus, which was established by Elagabalus. And even then, it wasn't made official until Aurelian on December 25th, 274 AD. And even THEN, that date was not associated with a festival dedicated to Sol Invictus until the mid 4th Century AD. Just, every part of this is wrong.
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  2499. man i apreciate your videos but i am noticing you are getting low views on videos with part 2 in their name. Maybe you should stop naming your videos x part 2 because it seems to not go well with youtube's algorythm. Thanks for the informative videos btw.
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  2500. I liked your videos so much your channel is my favourite in YouTube your videos are so much knowledgeful and educative your channel is a inspiration for other history Youtube channels I get various Knowledge from your videos I am your old supporter and subscriber from 5k. Your channel is awesome and my favourite so I have a request for you please make a video on Skanderbeg
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  2501. This is the best channel. You genuinely have given me fond memories of watching these at night before bed. Not to be creepy but you have a very soothing voice lmao
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  2502. Watched this as I ate a bagel schmeared with.... P nut butter
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  2503. I watched this 2 years in a row now
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  2504. great videos man and generous of you its free! it'll be great if you enable subtitles in your videos as those kings names are sometimes hard to follow
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  2505. Yay! Best notification of the day!
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  2506. Thanks!
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  2507. In. Cre. Di. Ble. Dude, I think you are so right, if not exactly at least very close to what might actually happen. I really liked the video. It goes hand in hand with my beliefs.
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  2508. Happy Halloween 2021!
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  2509. They have genetically proven that Polynesians breed with south Americans
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  2510. plot twist, it’s just a sandhill crane iykyk
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  2511. i love your vids
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  2512. Yes
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  2513. Aah strawberries, ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Delicious
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  2514. Beautiful. 👍
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  2515. I really like the information you present... I just wish you'd fix the sound around your voice. It has this echo-y far-away sound that's way unattractive.
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  2516. This channel is friggin awesome! Time to pony some donations folks! All my family is Puerto Rican. Would be interesting to see an episode on Puerto Rico and/or the Caribbean as a whole. Keep up the good work!!!!
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  2517. Anybody else watching on halloween?
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  2518. As a Mexican I enjoyed this video🇲🇽
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  2519. nice man, thanks! just got out of work, time to relax with the fire of learning :D
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  2520. It came
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  2521. tomatoes are vegetables.
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  2522. noice
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  2523. A fire of learning video? We are fortunate indeed.👏
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  2524. FOL. I love you. However, we're going to need some new country docs. Soon. Keep up the excellent work.
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  2525.  @Fireoflearning  Awesome. Can't wait.✌️🇺🇸
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  2526. New subscriber 🙋‍♂️ very good stuff!! The Bigfoot Patterson in the future please 🙏
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  2527. You are an incredible YouTuber. The amount of work you put into your videos is astounding. Keep up the good work!
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  2528. Everytime you make these back to the future kinda videos, the 45 minutes feel like 10 minutes. Honestly, this hypothetical question has had me fascinated since I was a kid, and to have someone who really knows history and culture really explore this topic is just a godsend for my curiosity. Love you Justin, no homo bro.
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  2529. Great job! I subscribed!
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  2530. This channel is low-key one of my favorites on YouTube
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