Comments by "Pamela Mays" (@pamelamays4186) on "Biographics" channel.

  1. Forget about DC and Marvel. This gentleman was a true super hero!
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  2. Chuck Norris wants to be him when he grows up.
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  3. Awesome bio! Why hasn't a movie been made about The White Mouse? In her younger days, Meryl Streep could've played that role on the Silver Screen.
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  4. Not just a martyr, but also a helpless pawn, a mother who just wanted to take care of her daughter.
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  5. Bertha Benz: Mother Of The First Road Trip. And The First Joy Ride.
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  6. I'd like to see Disney try to make this story kid-friendly.
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  7. Ford did have an aircraft carrier named after him, so I suppose he wasn't that bad.
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  8. Suggestion: American author James Baldwin.
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  9. Rader's testimony is quite chilling. He sounds very much detached from what he did.
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  10. Funny, his statues look nothing like Kirk Douglas. 😉
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  11. A true comedy legend. There's one film that features three generations of stand up comedy. Harlem Nights, starring Redd Foxx, Richard Pryor and Eddie Murphy. One can only imagine the jokes and stories those three swapped in between takes. Two comedians, Pryor and Murphy got to work with their childhood heroes.
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  12. H.G. Wells was definitely a man before his time. A true visionary. His body of work is still relevant today. Dozens of films based on his work can still be made.
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  13. My Mom faced racism when she decided to enroll in the nursing program at San Diego State College (now University) in the early 1970's. Once she was admitted, she faced racism from professors who failed her because of her race. Fast forward six years later, and Mom helped bring public health to our side of town, Southeast San Diego. She worked along side of the leading Black phyiscians in San Diego. More years later Mom taught nusrsing classes in various facilities in San Diego county. She also was a nurse for Head Start Childcare. Mom did all of this while raising four children on her own, with very little financial help from our fathers ( there were two of them). My Mom is my hero!
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  14. You handled the subject well, and respectfully.
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  15. True spy stories can be way more intriguing than anything made by Hollywood. I liked the Snafu and Spy vs Spy inserts.
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  16. My Mom was an RN. In the 1970's she helped to break down racial and gender barriers in the nursing program at San Diego State University. Mom also was a pioneer of public health in Southeast San Diego, which is still a predominantly minority part of San Diego, California. Like Ms. Nightingale Mom was a very humble woman. As far as I know, SDSU has never acknowledged my Mom's struggle to get into its nursing program.
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  17. Sometimes, it takes a Brit to teach American history.
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  18. I had no idea that Tom Thumb was his cousin.
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  19. Sidney Poitier. A true legend. A trailblazer. Opener of doors of opportunities for those who came after him. An inspiration for many generations of young hopeful actors and future directors. Portier, along with Ozzie Davis, Ruby Dee and Harry Belafonte, made Hollywood a better, more equitable place for everyone in the film and television industries.📽️🎬🎭📺
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  20. Will this case be a future CasCrim episode?🕵️ Stories about murderous nurses hold a special fascination for me because my Mom was a nurse for over thirty years. Mom was caring, compassionate and kind when she performed her nursing duties. Poor patient care was her pet peeve.🧑‍⚕️
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  21. Something I didn't learn about in my history class.
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  22. I liked the format, showing two perspectives of an historical event. Lincoln and Booth would be very interesting.
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  23. Along the lines of journalism, may I please suggest a video about television newsman Walter Cronkite, aka "Uncle Walter". During his time on the air he was known as "the most trusted man in America."
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  24. Your reaction to Ada Lovelace being Byron's daughter was, well, adorable! In the film The Bride Of Frankenstein, which starts with that stormy night of telling ghost stories, one of the characters is named after Byron's physician. Dr. Polidori coaxes Victor Frankenstein into creating a mate for his creation. Your writers are top notch!
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  25. J.Edgar was also obsessed with Robert F. Kennedy. The film Blood Feud depicts that obsession in great detail.
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  26. Simon: My hair's not coming back. His beard: Am I a joke to you, mate?
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  27. I've learned more about Santa Anna from this video than I ever did in my history classes in junior and high school.
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  28. Great video. Kudos for showing a photo of the "correct" James Bond.
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  29. Oh, that Pringle reference! Your writers are brilliant. That deserves a BAH-DAH-BOOM-BOOM-TISSSSSSSSS!!!
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  30. The Spirit Of St. Louis would make an interesting Megaprojects! I live in San Diego, where it was built. The plane itself is displayed in the Air And Space Museum here in Balboa Park.
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  31. I actually suggested this after I watch Simon's video about The Bounty last week. My comment: "William Bligh definitely deserves the Biographics treatment!" Dang his Blazement elves are fast!
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  32. A little history of my hometown.
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  33. Here in America we have Red Baron Pizza.🍕🛩️ Also, in the 1960's a band called The Royal Guardsmen recorded three hit songs about Snoopy's adventures with The Red Baron.
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  34. It's fitting that Alexander Hamilton comes up in a video about banking.
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  35. Epic moustache meets epic beard. 🧔🧔🧔🧔🧔🧔🧔🧔🧔
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  36. Freddie Mercury. The best voice in Rock. The best Rock showman. He lived his life his own way, on his own terms.
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  37. Jack Johnson was definitely a trailblazer. 🥊🥊🔔
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  38. Kudos for honoring those seven heroes together. I was a sailor in Winter Harbor, Maine watching the Challenger launch on TV. I was shocked to see what unfolded after the first explosion of the craft.
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  39. Biographics. A history class you get to take without having to actually enroll in college ( or, as the Brits say, university).
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  40. I remember this story from the Casual Criminalist. I think it's cool when you take a subject from one of your channels and put it on another channel, put a brand new spin on it, demonstrating just how clever and talented your Blazement writers are.
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  41. Years ago I heard that the TV show The Fugitive was indeed based on the Sam Shepard criminal case.
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  42. No worries Simon. I have a feeling that DC wouldn't mind. DC admired Stan Lee. Marvel keeps DC on their toes. MCU consistently out performs DC at the box office.
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  43. How can Disney, Inc. sleep at night, knowing they helped to perpetuate a big lie?
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  44. Ryan White ended up being a hero. His funeral was attended by Princess Diana and Sir Elton John.
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  45. Thank you Simon & Co.! Awhile back I suggested Biographics videos about African American explorers. Biographics videos about other explorers of color would be interesting. Also, female explorers. 🤗🤗🤗🤗
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  46. It nice to know that Simon and his team of legends do pay attention to the suggestions of their viewers. 😉
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  47. How about a bio on Motown Records founder Berry Gorgy? Also bios on Paul, George and Ringo, and the man who took a chance on them, Brian Epstein?
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  48. As I stated watching this, somehow it crossed my mind that "Where The Buffalo Roam" was about Thompson. Uncle Duke is one of my favorite "Doonsebury" characters.
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  49. Well done. Interesting perspectives without rehashing well known fact about Hitler.
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  50. Awesome video. Please, more bios like this one.
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  51. Kudos to Morris for including lyrics of Rocket Man as chapter titles. Brilliant!
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  52. Suggestion: African American crime bosses of the 1920's and 1930's. Two films have been made about this subject. "Harlem" and "Kansas City".
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  53. Another awesome episode! I've been learning so much from the Whistleverse videos about WW2. Keep up the fantastic work Blazement "guests"!
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  54. I was born towards the end of the Eisenhower era. My parents, however, grew up during the Eisenhower era, including his war years.
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  55. Whenever your videos are sponsored by The Blaze, you should say something like, "Today's video is brought to you by me, your Boi from Da Blaze."
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  56. Well done! Still receiving death threats in the 1970's. Petty, and cowardly! The fight for equality continues, though it's the 21st century now. Hopefully, my grandchildren's grandchildren will live in a better world.
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  57. More intrigue than an entire season of Game Of Thrones.
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  58. My best April Fool's prank: telling my teenage son that me and his ex-stepfather had decided to get back together. My son's reaction: "That's not funny Mom!" Ironically, I had met the guy on April Fool's Day originally.
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  59. Suggestion: The Menendez Brothers.
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  60. The first of the 27 Club.
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  61. Again, your writers are awesome!✍️✍️✍️✍️
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  62. I suggested this subject a while back. Thank you for finally presenting it.🤗
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  63. Had a feeling it was a joke, just like Sherlock Holmes last year. Not mad at ya though! ;)
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  64. From watching Simon's channels I am getting a college level education.🧑‍🎓🧑‍🎓🧑‍🎓🧑‍🎓
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  65. Hef was definitely the coolest dude ever. One cool thing he did was pay for the wedding and honeymoon for one of his ex-girlfriends from his reality show. Hef took millions of young men from boyhood to manhood.
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  66. Once again I'm impressed by the animated photos.
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  67. Revolver was the only Beatles album that was lead off with a George Harrison composition: Taxman. Sir George Martin finally expressed regret for not being more supportive of George's music during his time with the Beatles.
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  68. Ivan Pavlov: Nobel Prize winner and troller of the Communist Party. "Chronic Experiments" sounds like it could be a follow up album to one of Snoop Dogg's famous musical offerings. "Oh, when you call my name, I salivate like a Pavlov Dog."- Sir Michael Jagger.
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  69. They need to make a movie about this guy. Oh, wait...... I can just hear Jeremy from Cinemasins say, "Roll credits!" every time Simon says "the Last Emperor". 🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉
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  70. The UK has Elizabeth. We in the US have Betty. Both long reigning queens.
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  71. I've been waiting for this one! I named my cat with a penchant for escaping out the front door Houdini. ⛓️⛓️⛓️⛓️⛓️⛓️
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  72. Black Death Video. San Andreas Fault Video. Both on the same day. Simon, you are a ray of sunshine.☀️ ALLEDGELY!⛈️
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  73. Well done Simon & Co. Dean's famous line from Rebel Without A Cause, "You're tearing me apart!" has been reused in TV shows and cartoons. I don't think young kids watching the cartoon in which that line was uttered even got the reference. Oh, the cartoon was Jimmy Neutron Boy Genius. The character Carl Wheezer said the iconic Dean line, not word for word, but, I could tell where the writers got their inspiration.
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  74. Dictator Diaz, emphasis on the first syllable.
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  75. I am learning SO MUCH from this channel! 🔬💉⚗️
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  76. Things weren't looking too sunny in Philadelphia for the Continental Army. I saw what you did there!😉
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  77. It amused me to see Alice Cooper holding a bottle of poison throughout this video. When I was a kid in the seventies, the razor blade in the apple urban legend was wide spread throughout my neighborhood. Another urban legend was that someone would heat up pennies in a skillet then hand them out to kids.
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  78. Such an interesting life! Why has a Mel Fisher biopic not been made yet?
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  79. A million bucks in 1914 money was like a king's ransom. Then one could buy milk and bread for mere pennies.
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  80. Betty and Allen were the second TV power couple, after Lucy and Desi.
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  81. Hey, I requested Sidney Poitier months ago! Thank you Simon & Co.!
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  82. "You don't mess with Eliot Ness!"
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  83. I've been waiting for this since I requested it last year. Thank you Simon & Co.!
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  84. Thank you Simon and Co. for using my suggestion.
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  85. Suggestions: Richard Pryor Hattie McDaniel Mel Blanc June Foray Chuck Jones Duke Ellington Diana Spencer Cesar Chavez Jackie Kennedy Onasis Walter Cronkite Desi Arnaz Johnny Carson Louie Armstrong Billie Holiday Redd Foxx Selena Quintanilla Little Richard Chuck Berry George Harrison Sir George Martin
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  86. Thank you for the Moe Greene reference, even though you've never actually watched The Godfather.
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  87. One thing Nixon did: appeared on the comedy variety show Laugh-In, saying the catch phrase "Sock It To Me" as a question. Apparently, then man didn't mind humor directed towards himself.
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  88. Watching this was like watching The Godfather. Many of the incidents in this video popped up in that film.
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  89. So, who did it better, Simon or Steve Martin?
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  90. Matthew Henson looked very dashing in his Artic exploring garb.
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  91. Suggestions: Desi Arnaz. Alfred Hitchcock. Sammy Davis, Jr. Lena Horne. Redd Foxx. John Belushi. Dick Clark. Rod Serling. Jim Henson. Don Cornelius. Elizabeth Taylor.
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  92. Psycho is one of my top ten all time favorite movies.🎻🚿🔪
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  93. I remember Dan White's trial and the infamous "Twinkie Defense". Dan White may have extinguished Harvey Milk's flame, but the result was creating a beacon of hope for all the citizens of San Francisco.
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  94. The alleged "bigger than U.S. Steel" quote appeared in a film that Simon's never watched, The Godfather 2.
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  95. When you learn American history from a Brit.😉🇬🇧
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  96. Suggestion: Joseph Kennedy, Jr., the man who would have been President.
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  97. George Carlin is part of my childhood. I watched him on my favorite shows Laugh In and The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour back in the 60's and 70's. Imagine my surprise surprise when while watching Shining Time Station with my son in the 90's, I saw him again as the child friendly Mister Conductor. George Carlin was one of the most intelligent stand-up comedians of all time.
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  98. Thank you for fulfilling my long ago request! Not only are you giving your viewers an education in American history, but you also are receiving an education, college level at that. I'm sure that somewhere some educational institution is using Biographics as part of its curriculum. Keep up the good work everyone who's part of this channel.
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  99. Two Brits who'll survive almost everything: Keith Richards and HRH Elizabeth II.
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  100. Suggestion: Henry Kissinger, FINALLY!
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  101. I requested this! Thank you Simon & Co.!🤗
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  102. Awesome video. Well done!
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  103. Another interesting informative video!
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  104. Finally! Thank you Simon and Co. for honoring my request, which I submitted last year.
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  105. Great, informative video Simon. You looked so cool in those shades. You should do a Biographics on yourself: Simon Whistler, YouTube star. Who is the man behind all that info?
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  106. The Curse Of Otzi, The Ice Mummy. Hollywood, here's your next blockbuster horror film.
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  107. Your transitions are smooth!
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  108. Your writers are amazing!
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  109. Coincidentally, I did an online blood borne pathogen training today. Ring around the rosies, A pocket full of posies. Atchoo, atchoo! We all fall down.
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  110. Oh, the irony of the location of Rasputin's remains!
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  111. Thank you Simon, and Shell, for my Monday Biographics fix!
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  112. LMM needs to create a musical about Abigail Adams! 🎹🎭🎟️
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  113. BTW, I like your anteater.
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  114. This is the first time I've heard cocaine referred to as "Charlie Sheen". What about, "Charlie's favorite nose powder"?😤😤😤😤
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  115. A very appropriate sponsor.
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  116. Is there Rotting Turtle scented Beard Blaze?🤔
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  117. Suggestion: The transition from having Elizabeth II's image on official documents and currency to placing Charles III image on them.
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  118. Radu. Are you new to the Blazement? Your script was very well written and informative.
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  119. "Grandpa England." Accurate.
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  120. A fictionalized version of Arnold Rothstein appears in the film "The Great Gatsby".
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  121. Great champion. Great showman. Modern professional boxers can't hold a candle to Ali.
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  122. I would suggest former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, but, he's still alive and kicking at the age of 98. Other suggestions: Late night talk show king Johnny Carson. Founder of Motown Records Barry Gordy. "America's Oldest Teenager" Dick Clark, host of American Bandstand, and television producing mogul. George Harrison, "The Quiet Beatle" whose music spoke to millions. Sammy Davis, Jr, perhaps one of the greatest entertainers of the 20th century. HRH Prince Philip. Boxing great Muhammad Ali.
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  123. Suggestions: Johnny Carson, the undisputed King of late night television. Dick Clark, America's oldest "teenager". Redd Foxx, one of the original African American kings of comedy.
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  124. Awesome video! Frank Miller did it the Old School way, with determination and a lot of hard work. The man paid his dues.
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  125. One of your best videos. Here in America, as school kids, we're all taught about JFK's life and death. Oswald is more or less just a footnote to the story. This video should be shown in all American history classes. Kudos to whomever gathered all the info and composed the narrative.
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  126. Once you raise the black you can't go back. What a clever piece of writing!
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  127. Simon, it's definitely time for you to do a much lighter Biographics. Perhaps Jim Henson. Or Bob Keeshan, AKA Captain Kangaroo.
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  128. Many CasCrim Rules broken in this story. Speaking of which, this episode would make a fantastic CasCrim episode. No murder, not one drop of blood spilled. Just the way Simon likes it.😉
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  129. Yesterday he finally pleaded guilty to all charges.
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  130. Simon, why do create content like you're running out of time?
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  131. Definitely one of the best ones ever. Could you please do a bio on George Harrison? He had to live in the shadow of Lennon-McCartney for years. After becoming a very successful artist in his own right, he was still very humble. He thought of himself as just a simple musician.
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  132. Hollywood could never write such a story. Ian Fleming himself could not dream up such a tale.
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  133. Thank you Simon. Ironically clever to play the Superman Movie theme throughout this video. I had the pleasure of seeing Stan Lee at the 2011 San Diego Comic Con. He was doing a panel at the Hilton San Diego Bayfront. He was introducing a new character named Red Dragon, inspired by a Japanese rock musician.
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  134. Old Dad joke: Customer: Do you have Sir Walter Raleigh in a can? Shopkeeper: Why, yes we do. Customer: Then let the poor guy out!
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  135. Betty White was a Golden Girl!
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  136. Number One on Top Tenz List of the most badass women ever.
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  137. Of course you have some Irish Whiskey on hand! You rock sir!
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  138. In the Bonnie And Clyde film Frank Hamer was portrayed as having a fabulous handle bar moustache. That actor, Denver Pyle, went on to play Uncle Jesse on TV in The Dukes Of Hazzard.
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  139. Suggestions: Jaques Cousteau. Dick Clark. Richard Pryor. Walter Kronkite. Jacqueline Onassis. Redd Foxx. I would've suggested Henry Kissinger, but, the old boy is still alive and kicking.
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  140. Those "Ethel" names are a little hard to keep straight.
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  141. The Untouchables was the flagship TV series for the new Desilu Productions Studio.
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  142. Richmond Pryor was my older brother's favorite comedian. He'd listen to Richard Pryor comedy albums for hours. Bicentennial**** is a classic.
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  143. Annie Oakley. Certified legend.🏅
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  144. In these weird times, we need more leaders like Mandela.
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  145. Suggestion: Johnny Carson, king of late night TV.
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  146. A life full of many ironies, so many incidents repeating themselves.
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  147. Japineers: Japanese engineers. Simon wasn't wrong!
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  148. 🧔🔥
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  149. Excellent bio Simon.
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  150. Future episode: Interesting features of international passport.
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  151. Well written script.
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  152. Bush and Clinton ended up becoming very good friends. Two interesting things about Bush: he was a very good painter and he played a pretty mean Rock guitar.
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  153. I feel like I'm back in history class when I watch Biographics. This channel feeds my brain!
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  154. The Heaven's Gate incident was big news here in San Diego. Nothing like that had ever happened before.
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  155. I saw what you did there!
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  156. I watched a documentary about Ed Gein on a YouTube crime channel. It was good, but not as in depth as this presentation. Well done Simon, and Shel too!
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  157. I went to Disneyland for the first time in 1965. Twelve years later I spent my Grad Night there.
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  158. There are a lot of English names in this video....I hope I get them right!
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  159. Well done!
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  160. Had no problems with your pronunciations.
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  161. Stan Lee, ASAP, please Simon!
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  162. Interesting, and a little spooky!💫💫💫
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  163. Another well done and informative video. I predict a future Biographics college course.
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  164. At first I thought the title said Henry Ford.🤔
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  165. Well done again!
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  166. Simon Whistler. The best watch salesman since John Cameron Swayze.
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  167. A strong woman! Who deserves a bio flick.
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  168. Industrial Prince is a pretty awesome nickname.
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  169. A touch of CasCrim.🩸🕵️👮
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  170. I am very proud to say that I am from Pittsburgh, where Dr. Salk began his research, and I live in San Diego County, CA, the home where there's a medical research facility which bears the name of Dr. Salk.
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  171. Simon actually paraphrased a hip hop lyric!
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  172. I always look forward to new videos!
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  173. I'm definitely getting CasCrim vibes as I watch this video.
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  174. Happy Christmas Simon!
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  175. Here in my town there's a street named after Admiral Nimitz.
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  176. For some crazy reason, I thought this was a CasCrim episode! 🤔🤔🤔🤔
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  177. Another well done Biographic Simon & Company.
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  178. Paul, George and Ringo, please!
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  179. In a movie of his life, the younger years can be portrayed by Brad Pitt. His later years can be portrayed by Harrison Ford. Or, perhaps you, Simon, yourself can take on the role.
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  180. Simon is channeling his inner Mister Rogers.
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  181. In the film Cleopatra (starring Elizabeth Taylor) Octavian was depicted as scheming and cowardly, hiding out when battles started. That film did him a great injustice.
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  182. You say you want a revolution....
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  183. Harding's letters to Carrie Phillips: Fifty Shades Of Warren.
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  184. FDR was President when my parents were growing up.
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  185. This true story is way better than the animated film. Universal took a lot of liberties with Balto's story. Hollywood needs to try again!
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  186. This is a true hero, and an angel.
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  187. He wrote his way out....of the West Indies.
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  188. Barry Gordy would be an interesting subject. Also. Sir George Martin. And the Beatles, as a group, from their early Liverpool days, each incarnation of the band, from the Quarrymen onward.
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  189. Yes, more stories of double agents!
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  190. Don't question Santa's magic!!!
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  191. Simon would've beaten her in a wrestling match.
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  192. Sly, cheeky announcement of a new channel. AM I RIGHT PETER?
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  193. Well done Mister Whistler, well done!🎨🖌️🖼️
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  194. It's not really a typo.
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  195. Not a drop of milk ever touches that magnificently Blazing Beard. 🧔🧔🧔🧔🧔🧔🧔🧔🧔
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  196. In the Broadway Musical about Annie Oakley, "Annie Get Your Gun". The facts about her life are greatly fictionalized.
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  197. Ah, good old Herodotus!
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  198. Alien Cooties.👽👽👽👽👽🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢😷😷😷😷😷
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  199. The Word Association sketch was one of the best ever SNL sketches ever.
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  200. Videos: Harriet Tubman. Sir George Martin. Oprah Winfrey. Sir Alfred Hitchcock. Gene Kelly. Cary Grant. Marilyn Monroe. Hattie McDaniel. Lena Horne. Sammy Davis, Jr. Barry Gordy. Janet Jackson. Arthur Ashe. Prince Philip. Judy Garland. The Nicholas Brothers.
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  201. The San Diego State University's nickname is The Aztecs. It mascot is The Aztec Warrior. However, for many years before social attitudes changed, the SDSU mascot was Monty Montezuma. Note: FYI Simon, San Diego State University is a college located in San Diego, California.
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  202. Belzoni was a great adventurer and Egyptologist. Way more badass than Dr. Jones.
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  203. Politicians who think they know better than scientists. Things never change.
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  204. He gave his life for tourism.
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  205. Great video. How about either a Biographical or Top Tenz comparing FDR and his badass cousin Teddy, as politicians and as presidents.
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  206. Well done!
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  207. Winston wished he was related to Mad Jack!
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  208. Suggestions: Walter Cronkite. Richard Pryor. Judy Garland. Josephine Baker. Ed Sullivan. Charlie Watts. HRH Prince Philip. Nat "King" Cole. Dick Clark. Sammy Davis, Jr. Mae West.
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  209. Suggestion: Secretariat, the champion thoroughbred.
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  210. Titanic failure? Steam ships? BAD-DAH-BOOM, DISSSSSSS!
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  211. There's a scene in the SpongeBob SquarePants episode about a food inspector that shows SpongeBob using a shovel to beat the food inspector who he thought was dead in the back of Mr. Krabs' boat. Pretty dark for a kids' cartoon.
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  212. This is better than history class !
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  213. Love the Seuss-esque graphics you used. On the campus of the University of California San Diego, there is a library named after Mr. Geisel. My very first library book was "One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish." I consider Dr. Seuss a true master of rhyme.
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  214. Simon's beard is also enviable. 🧔🧔🧔🧔🧔🧔🧔🧔🧔🧔
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  215. Horace was a legend!
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  216. Simon actually paraphrased a hip hop lyric!
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  217. The first and last subject who's still alive.
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  218. A fitting end for Mister Ripper.
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  219. Simon, your hair has just migrated to your chin.
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  220. Put it in the car!
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  221. It was interesting and well presented.
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  222. Suggestions: HRH Prince Philip. HRM George VI. Dick Clark, aka America's Oldest Teenager. Richard Pryor. Cartoon artist/animator Chuck Jones. Sir Alfred Hitchcock. Jazz greats Miles Davis, Duke Ellington and Count Bassie. Voice actor June Foray. Author Langston Hughes. Sammy Davis, Jr. Dancers and choreographers the Nicholas Brothers.
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  223. I literally grew up listening to and watching Bill Cosby. When the stories about him started to emerge, I was disappointed. "Part of my childhood died" wasn't just some cliché saying, for me, it was true. It's high time that the use of celebrity power stops!
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  224. Simon: My hair's not coming back. His beard: Am I a joke to you?
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  225. Another awesome bio!!!
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  226. Another well done video!
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  227. Have there ever been any female explorers? Or explorers who weren't European?
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  228. Electric Alchemist. My new band name! ⚡⚗️🖤💛
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  229. How does a bespectacled, bearded, bald guy, build a YouTube empire?
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  230. Great subject for a movie. No Hollywood treatment though.
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  231. Richard Pryor also started out as a "clean comedian. I purchased my own copy of FM & AM. One of my favorite cuts on that album is George's radio DJ routine.
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  232. Creepiest crime story I've heard in a long time.
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  233. Now I know who Murrieta, CA is named after.
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  234. Mad, bad and dangerous to know sounds like the description of an Old West infamous gunslinger along the lines of Billy The Kid, or Wyatt Earp.
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  235. She deserves a Nobel Prize for science!
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