Youtube comments of (@tremorsfan).

  1. It amazes me that in all these years nobody has ever tried to send a drone down the hole.
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  2. Southerner: The civil war was about state's rights Historian: Yes, the state's right to own slaves Edit: This thread has gone on longer than I expected. Can we at least agree that there were people who were fighting to preserve slavery even if it wasn't the only reason.
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  3. That error counter reminds me of a part of the Jurassic Park novel. The company has a computer system that scans the number of dinosaurs in the park which is set at a specific number (say 250). The problem is, nobody ever sets the number higher to see if there are more dinosaurs.
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  4. I’ve always wondered what was worse: the screaming of the passengers in the water, or the silence that came afterward
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  5. 11:14 nice tribute to Max Miller.
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  6. Shortly before her death Violet Jessop recounted a story of receiving a phone call one stormy night. The voice on the other end asked if she had rescued a baby from the Titanic. "Yes", said Violet. The voice on the other end began to laugh and told her that she was that baby before hanging up. People told Violet that it was probably some local children playing a prank but Violet swears she never told anybody that story.
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  7. The first movie my family rented from Netflix was Felini's Amarcord. It's about Felini's life growing up in Fascist Italy and really illustrates how most people where just trying to get by.
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  8. I admire the bus driver continuing to do his job knowing that parents would be worried.
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  9. “The calls were coming from within the house”. That made me laugh.
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  10. You forgot to mention how big a role Unions play in these countries, especially Germany. One of the reasons that Wal-Mart failed in Germany was because it has such strong unions.
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  11. Makes me think of that Lana del Ray concert. Nobody was crushed but the concert was so tightly packed that when one person fell, it caused the whole audience to collapse.
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  12. One thing you can't deny about this movie is that the cast really is having fun.
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  13. You should do a video about the Cappuchin Crypt in Rome. At the entrance there is a sign: "What you are we once were, what we are you will be".
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  14. Props to the editor for cutting this scene to the song. Especially the way the car flip matches the a capella section.
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  15. In regards to Van Halen's m&m thing, the band used a lot of equipment that needed to be handled carefully. The contract included specific instructions on how to handle the equipment. If there were brown m&ms that meant the promoter didn't read the contract carefully enough and probably didn't handle the equipment properly.
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  16. I've recently learned about a company that does human composting in Seattle. Not only does it not take up space in cemeteries, it also puts your body to good use.
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  17. The 81 years of Queen Victoria's life brought the motorcar, electricity, the still camera, the motion picture camera and the phonograph.
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  18. If nothing else, this whole sh!t show has given me faith in the Judicial system. If a judge appointed by Trump can say knock it off, then maybe the system works.
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  19. I would love to see you make authentic natural Marshmallows. Like most people I didn't know they were plants.
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  20. Harrison Ruffin Tyler, born in 1928, is the last living grandson of President John Tyler, born in 1790. The last living witness to the Lincoln assassination appeared on an episode of I've Got a Secret in 1956, although there is debate about his veracity.
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  21. When a group of monks were digging at Glastonbury Hill in the 1190s, it was said that they came across two bodies and a grave marker that read: Here lies entombed King Arthur, on the Isle of Avalon, with Guenevere his second wife.
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  22. I've always liked the clothing of the Regency Era. I feel like the Victorian Era was a step back.
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  23. I've heard it said that guests at the Roosevelt state dinners would eat before they came because of the quality of the food.
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  24. I always felt sorry for the Cyclops in the Odyssey. Look at it from his perspective; you come back home after a long hard day of tending your sheep and what do you find? Some guy has broken in and eaten all your food. Then he gets you drunk and blinds you with a flaming log.
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  25. When Hitler was first coming up with these laws, a group of German lawyers studied American Jim Crow laws.
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  26. The fact that Mr Burns says Ahoy when he answers the phone is a joke about him being so old that he uses Alexander Graham -Bell's preferred phrase.
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  27. I like how "a cold place" at this time of year simply means outside.
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  28. May I recommend a video about William Buckland. He believed that every animal was a gift of food from God, so he set out to eat every animal on the planet. His meals included, roasted mole, stewed bluebottles, mice on toast and (bizarrely) the mummified heart of Louis the XIV.
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  29. Even the third class meal was pretty good.
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  30. I once calculated how many times I said the Pledge from kindergarten till about 6th grade. I can't remember the exact number but I figured that I had proven my loyalty enough.
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  31. No wonder Anne of Cleves was so disgusted.
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  32. I've said it before and I'll say it again. The real money was made by the people who sold supplies to the miners at ridiculous markup.
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  33. Nipplegate led to the creation of YouTube, as co-founder Jawed Karim was frustrated that it was difficult to find the video online.
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  34. The fishing line was only used for the first season. He was eventually conditioned to automatically move his lips when people stopped talking.
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  35. The fact that it lasted another 10 years is amazing.
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  36. You list actors attending the party while at the same time mentioning the characters played by those actors. Brilliant.
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  37. You've probably already done it but there was a western outlaw who's mummified corpse was placed in a traveling carnival before being rediscovered in the 1970s on an episode of $6 Million Man.
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  38. The reason that the ring is placed on the 4th finger is because people thought there was a vein leading straight to the heart.
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  39. These are the worst type of disasters, the ones that are a result of stupidity.
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  40. I saw a documentary that suggested that Chastel actually trained the beast (possibly a hyena) and then simply shot it to get all the fame.
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  41. Let's not forget the original version of The Little Mermaid. In order to get legs, the sea witch must cut out her tongue. And because her body is not meant for land, each step she takes is like walking on the blade of a knife.
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  42. The scene where Riley has a panic attack really got me.
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  43. So why isn't anything easy as cake or a piece of pie?
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  44. Eadweard Muybridge wasn't interested in creating moving pictures. He simply wanted to prove that all four of a horse's legs leave the ground in gallop.
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  45. It's important to remember that a lot of the descriptions of these warriors are written by their enemies. So of course they would see them as monsters.
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  46. If you really want to scare your kids, tell them about what happened to Anne after she got to the Concentration Camp.
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  47. Everybody thinks that The Last Samurai title refers to Tom Cruise character but it actually refers to Ken Watanabe's character.
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  48. I wouldn't be surprised if we still owe debt to France from the revolutionary war.
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  49. Jim Fix was one of the people responsible for making jogging mainstream in the United States. He started jogging to improve his health, but died of a heart attack in the middle of a jog.
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  50. Bela Lugosi was not actually filming Plan 9. Bela died in August of 1956 while Plan 9 entered production in November of that year. What Bela actually shot was test footage for a planned film called "The Ghoul Goes West". Ed Wood decided to incorporate the footage into his film as a tribute to his late friend.
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  51. I never thought about this before: Lionel Hutz mentions Webster's dictionary and the original story involves Daniel Webster.
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  52. Allegedly Daniel Day Lewis caught pneumonia during the filming because he refused to wear a modern coat and later almost died because he refused to take modern antibiotics. I feel like there's more to the story than that.
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  53. Maybe you should do a video about Laika.
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  54. There was an episode of The Twilight Zone called "Not All Men". In it, a bunch of meteorites come down on a small town and all the men become aggressive except for one. At the end of the episode they determine that the rock wasn't causing the violence and that the only good man was not violent "because he chose not to be".
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  55. People always seem to equate bias with lying. Just because it's biased doesn't make it false. Are things more complicated? Of course! But that doesn't change the facts.
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  56. Nowadays the judge will just automatically enter a plea of not guilty for the defendant.
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  57. William McKinley was a Commissary Officer during the Battle of Antietam. There is a plaque commending him for giving out hot coffee to the soldiers in the heat of battle.
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  58. Caitlin Doughty has a great video on the Bubonic Plague in San Francisco.
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  59. I'm honestly amazed that Shakespeare never wrote a play about Nero.
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  60. #14: The second brother was probably so distraught he wasn’t paying attention.
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  61. @Rae Carson somebody took their angry pills today.
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  62. I remember seeing a History Channel documentary about Whitey Bulger and within the first five minutes realizing that this was pretty much the bad guy from The Departed.
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  63. Frank Abagnale's biggest scam was probably writing his biography.
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  64. He refused to make any plea.
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  65. I ate oysters once. I made the rookie mistake of not chewing but swallowing whole. The whole day all I could think about was these slimy things sitting in my stomach.
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  66. The Colossus did not actually straddle the harbor but rather stood straight by the harbor, much like the statue of liberty.
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  67. Just for the record: That image at 7:00 is the Elephant Foot from Chernobyl not 3 mile island.
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  68. The sad truth is that had she survived, her diary would probably not have been as famous.
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  69. When he first invented it, Orville Wright thought the Airplane would bring an end to war. Then when the atomic bomb was dropped he thought the plane and the atomic bomb would end war. Good thing he never lived to see UAVs
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  70. In the live action Jungle Book, right before King Louis appears, Mogli rings a cowbell, an obvious reference to the famous SNL skit.
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  71. You should do a whole video devoted to Michael Fagin, the man who broke in to the palace.
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  72. Legend has it that Mata Hari blew kisses to her executioners before she died.
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  73. I agree, I think a lifetime in solitary is far more of a punishment than the death penalty. Death is a release.
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  74. My area has an urban legend about a bridge called "Bunnyman Bridge". In the early 1900s a bus full of inmates from an insane asylum were being transported to a new facility when their bus crashed. The authorities were eventually able to track down all but two of the inmates. For years the only evidence they could find was skinned rabbit carcasses upside down. Eventually they found one of the inmates skinned just like a rabbit. The real story is completely different. In 1970 a newlywed couple were lost and looking at a map when a man dressed either in a bunny costume or a KKK outfit attacked their car with an ax. 10 days later a security guard saw a man in a Bunny costume chopping at a piece of wood with an ax. The man told the security guard that he was trespassing. Neither of these incidents took place anywhere near the bridge.
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  75. Peter was probably drunk.
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  76. It sounds like her asylum mate came up with the story and Ana just went along with it.
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  77.  @flobama7200  Ronald DeFeo Jr watches The Amityville Horror
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  78. Penicillin is a testament to the power of procrastination.
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  79. Jules Verne wrote a book called "Paris in the 20th Century". It was considered so far fetched that publishers wouldn't touch it. It was finally published in 1994.
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  80. Apparently one of the reasons Marcus Aurelius made Commodus his co emperor was because he hoped it would mellow him out.
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  81. In the pre Civil War south, slaves seeking freedom was considered a mental illness. The cure was to not talk to them like equals.
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  82. I remember having a Halloween party in Elementary School. Because some of us were losing our baby teeth, we went "fishing for donuts" instead of bobbing for apples. The teacher tied donuts to strings and we had to catch them.
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  83. During the doomed Scott expedition Lawrence Oats knew he was done for. Rather than upset his crew by dying in front of them he simply walked out into the arctic by himself. His last words were "I'm going out. I may be some time".
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  84. Marathon comes from a city in ancient Greece where a battle was won by the Athenians. It is said that Greek messenger Pheidippides ran from Athens to Sparta to request help against the Persian forces at Marathon. He then ran back to Athens, then to Marathon and finally back to Athens where he announced the Greek Victory before collapsing dead from exhaustion.
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  85. Also, towards the end, most gladiators weren't slaves but willing participants.
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  86. Sherlock Holmes only went to an opium den once, and that was because he was undercover. Holmes' drug of choice was cocaine.
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  87. Darn it Weird History, now I want to see a 1920s Fast and the Furious movie.
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  88. On the opposite end, you have Victor Feguer who only requested a single olive with the pit still in it.
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  89. Let's not forget all those televangelists who blamed Hurricane Katrina on homosexuals. Speaking of Katrina, could you do a video about Zack Bowen the so called "Katrina Cannibal".
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  90. Can you do a video about the Mutter Museum at the University of Pennsylvania?
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  91. You beat me too it.
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  92. I've always found Regency clothing much more interesting than Victorian clothing.
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  93. Instead of outlawing foot binding, perhaps the emperor should have implemented a tax.
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  94. It was actually the opposite. The song was written to mock Americans as crude bimbos/himbos.
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  95. Yeah that's right I said bump uglies big whoop wanna fight about it?-Family Guy
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  96. How about a video about the six flags of Texas.
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  97.  @Anonymous-ip4qx  Remember that Lincoln's original goal was not to end slavery but to halt the spread of slavery. Lincoln's plan was to make a law saying that any new state wishing to join the union would have to do so as a free state.
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  98. Food has always been the great leveler. No matter what our differences, we all need to eat. I'd like to know what was served at all the peace negotiations throughout history.
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  99. I'm not voting for Biden, I'm voting against Trump.
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  100. When Elvis Costello was the musical guest on SNL, he was supposed to sing Less Than Zero. After a few beats he stopped the band and played Radio Radio. He was banned for life after that. Charles Grodin was banned after he spent his entire guest spot breaking the fourth wall.
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  101. It sounds more like infatuation than love.
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  102. The more things change, the more they stay the same.
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  103.  @crazycherokee8552  Nuclear waste can actually be recycled. Yes you can only recycle it so much but it leaves far less waste. Many European plants recycle.
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  104. I thought you would mention the Anne Frank house in The Netherlands.
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  105. The contrast between JonBenet with and without makeup is amazing.
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  106. One man got 100 years worth of late fees after renting a movie from Blockbuster on Dec 31.
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  107. Underrated comment
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  108. There's a certain irony to the idea of people surviving the concentration camp by hiding in the building materials.
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  109. Yes, they used real skeletons, but it's not like they sneaked into a graveyard with some shovels. They bought those skeletons from a medical supply company. Those people gave up their bodies willingly.
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  110. July 2001, when this was the biggest thing reporters had to worry about.
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  111. I have a talking dog. I asked him what people wore during the Elizabethan era and he said ruff.
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  112. We're so polarized that this debate is not going to change anybody's mind.
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  113. According to Ben Gross, a radio editor at the time, he was driving to the studio and found that the streets were deserted.
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  114. Here's the thing to remember: UFO simply stands for Unidentified Flying Object. Just because it's unidentified doesn't mean it doesn't have some terrestrial explanation.
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  115. Remember, male witches were called Warlocks.
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  116.  @piperjaycie  Usually, when somebody commits suicide there are always other factors at play. It's never just something as trivial as a scary movie.
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  117. Harlan Ellison famously once sent a publisher who rejected his work a dead gopher, complete with a recipe for gopher stew.
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  118. For his 80th birthday his wife commissioned a painting. The painter had the nerve to depict him as he was, a frail 80 year old man. It upset him so much his wife had the painting burned.
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  119. You should do a video about animal serial killers. Animals like the Maneaters of Tsavo or Gustav the killer crocodile.
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  120. I wonder if any of these women were simply in comas.
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  121. I remember my family and I all went to see a Penn and Teller show. One of the tricks involved dropping an anvil on a duck only for the bag to contain "Duck" tape after it was done. At one point a piece of scenery fell on Teller which was the cue for the audience to look the other way. My dad didn't and he saw not only Penn swapping the bags but also tauntingly waving the two bags in front of the distracted audience.
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  122. Pynchon once said that recluse is a code word for doesn't like to talk to the press. He lives in New York City.
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  123. Do a video on the T-3 ice island murder. Because the island floated through multiple countries, nobody knew how to prosecute it.
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  124. Bentham is still present at important votes, listed as "present but not voting".
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  125. I was hoping you would talk about Devil's Island, the prison island where only one person has ever escaped.
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  126. The fatal line was actually: "Don't know the manners of good society, eh? Well, I guess I know enough to turn you inside out, old gal – you sockdologizing old man-trap"! I'm sure it was funny in context.
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  127. In 1990 CBS tried to go for a gritty reboot. It was an hour long drama and had Bobby being a NASCAR racer who becomes paralyzed after a crash.
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  128. I'm especially impressed with those background extras at 1:55 for being able to stay so calm as the knight rides past them.
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  129. John Dillinger once escaped by using a fake gun made from wood and shoe polish.
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  130. I wish they would tell us who the narrator is going to be on each episode.
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  131. Before he died he probably shouted "Made it Ma, top of the world"
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  132. That gas explosion story could be an episode in and of itself.
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  133. You forgot to mention Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson who's exile lead to the formation of Rhode Island.
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  134. In addition to sports, poetry writing was also a competition in the Olympics.
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  135. The Founding Fathers never anticipated anything like this.
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  136. It's interesting how a death in the family drove both men in opposite directions. While Doyle moved into spiritualism, Houdini moved into skepticism because he saw the spiritualists use the same tricks he was using in his stage show.
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  137. @Jessica Reuter Castrogiovanni being able to solve problems without violence isn't empowering?
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  138. Utah briefly banned the bible from schools because it fit the state's definition of books that should be banned.
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  139. While challenging a group of British sailors to a drinking contest. He died as he lived, Drunk.
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  140. The best archaeological finds can be found looking through ancient garbage dumps.
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  141. The Eiffel Tower was built for the 1889 World's Fair not 1900.
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  142. It's funny that the FBI monitored Lucy Ball since it was the CIA who were transmitting through her fillings.
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  143. I believe that the reason the Spartans took such great care of their hair was because they new that each day could be their last. So they wanted to look good when they entered the afterlife.
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  144. I'd rather have a waffle party 😉
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  145. The last man to receive a last meal in Texas was a white supremacist named Lawrence Russell Brewer. He ordered: A bowl of fried okra with ketchup, two chicken fried steaks smothered in gravy and onions, a cheese omelet (with ground beef, tomatoes, onions and peppers), a triple meat bacon cheeseburger, one pound of barbecue, a half a loaf of white bread, a meat lovers pizza, one pint of vanilla Blue Bell ice cream and a slab of peanut butter fudge with crushed peanuts washed down with three root beers. After his meal arrived, he said he wasn't hungry.
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  146. You should do Sleeping Beauty next. The Italian version involves the prince doing the regrettable R with the Princess's sleeping body.
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  147. I like to think there was some drunk Russian who dared his friend to eat fish eggs.
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  148. A lot of people misinterpret the "fire in a crowded theater" analogy. I work at a theater and when I asked why we had to use a code word for fire the manager said it was against the law. It's perfectly legal to yell fire if there really is a fire.
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  149. The Colosseum was named not for its size but for a colossal statue outside, possible Nero.
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  150. The real money from the gold rush was made by the vendors who sold shovels to the miners at an inflated markup.
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  151. I can't believe you could lock fire exits back then.
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  152. Bill Maher is the worst kind of bully: an intellectual bully.
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  153. You can't stop it, you can't destroy it. All you can do is get out of its way.
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  154. I'd like to know about the role of Lady in Waiting in the British court and what it means in the 21st century.
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  155. Sacrifice Sacrifice Sacrifice. See I can say it.
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  156.  @daniellebackes2890  I was just pointing out how much progress took place in 81 years.
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  157. I may have mentioned this in another video but powdered emeralds was a popular plague cure in the Middle Ages.
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  158. It's amazing how one small mistake can cause such a huge disaster.
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  159.  @mystarfleet  Will nobody rid me of this meddlesome President?
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  160. It's amazing to see what one of those animatronics looks like without its "skin".
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  161. Reese Witherspoon is a descendant of Founding Father John Witherspoon through one of his cousins.
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  162. The creators of the surgeon's photo even came up with a scientific name for it: Nessiteras rhombopteryx, which is an anagram for "Monster hoax by Sir Peter S".
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  163. Soupy Sales told his audience to find the "green pieces of paper" in their parents drawers and mail them too him.
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  164. Honestly, salt and pepper is the only seasoning you really need.
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  165. The final nail in the coffin for the British empire was when they returned Hong Kong to China.
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  166. I always hear married Christians talk about faith being key to a successful marriage. But surely hard work and communication matter too. Sometimes it sounds like the husband can sit on the couch all day watching football while the wife does all the work, but that’s ok because they have faith.
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  167. The funny thing is that Yamaguchi's co workers didn't believe him when he told him it was just one bomb. Also, the sandwich story is a myth. Sandwiches were not popular in Bosnia at the time.
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  168. There's another side to the story about the payphone. It seems that when the house was being renovated the construction workers would start making long distance calls just so they could brag about calling from Getty's phone. If construction workers started stealing food from me, I'd put a lock on the fridge.
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  169. They probably told him he would be let go if he read the statement.
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  170. Grand Central Station also has a secret train station just for FDR so that people wouldn't see him in his wheelchair. The Greenbrier Hotel has a secret fallout shelter that was meant to preserve continuity of government in the event of a Nuclear strike. About once a month the hotel restaurant would get better food as they were cycling out the stored food.
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  171. If my father was George III I would probably rebel too.
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  172.  @Lara-mo5oy  There's a conspiracy going around that he's a member of the CCP acting as Biden's secret Chinese handler.
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  173. If you haven't done it, I would like to see you do an episode on the CSX 8888 runaway train incident.
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  174. Just remember that when a city like New York or Washington DC were new, the buildings probably all looked the same. The only reason they look so diverse is because they have been built up over hundreds of years.
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  175. The 1999 Mars rover crashed because someone forgot to convert the math from the English system to the metric system.
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  176. There was a documentary in 1970 called The Man Who Skied Down Everest. That would make an interesting topic.
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  177. Leeches can still have their purpose. If blood is pooling then it can be used to drain the excess.
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  178. I like to ask which story is more likely: A group of assassins poisoned him, shot him, castrated him and threw him in the river, or that they shot him in the head, threw him in the river and then made the story up to make it sound more exciting.
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  179. If Jesus existed he wasn't worth mentioning by the Romans.
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  180. Starting at about 3:30 Sam Worthington forgets that he's supposed to be playing an American.
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  181. A real life Lolita.
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  182. I think the gang leader has the best acting.
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  183. If we count cousins as siblings, then World War 1 was not only the biggest but also the deadliest sibling rivalry in history.
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  184.  @MJF1958  Today some companies are recycling urine as phosphorus for fertilizer. They only take donations at the moment but if they could pay people I could be sitting on a gold mine.
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  185. There's a new trend of human composting. Basically, your body is put into storage with wood chips until your body is broken down into mulch. Then your body can be put to good use.
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  186. For all we know he was run over by a carriage not long after the last murder.
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  187. The more rules, the more likely you are to break at least one (probably more).
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  188. I remember a movie that suggested the sword was forged from a meteorite which they repeatedly refer to as a stone. So it's the sword FROM the stone.
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  189. If you play "Maybe I'm Amazed" backwards you can hear a really ripping recipe for lentil soup.
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  190. Contrary to popular belief. Darwin never renounced evolution on his death bed.
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  191. Paloma Picasso became a fashion designer. I remember being at an eyeglass store and seeing some of her glasses.
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  192. I remember a story about a tribe that punished the Spanish by pouring gold down their throats.
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  193. To give you an idea of how seriously people take voting, every election year, Mickey Mouse is a write in candidate.
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  194. My father says that everybody who was of age during Vietnam remembers their draft number.
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  195. I went to school on an American military base in England and when we learned about the Christmas Truce everybody grumbled. One said one of the soldiers should have said "here's your present...a bullet in the head".
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  196. I think America the Beautiful would be a better anthem.
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  197. You should do a episode about Boudicca the only female ruler to give the Romans a run for their money.
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  198. Forget Genghis Khan, I want to know how many descendants Casanova has.
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  199. Luckily it's still winter so that should help.
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  200. Not to mention that he was saved by John Wilkes Booth’s Brother
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  201. She wasn't an astrologer, she was a skilled political strategist that made up the whole astrology thing so people would listen to her.
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  202. Anybody who tells you that their ancestors came over here legally should remember that at that time there was no way to enter the country ILLEGALLY.
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  203. Heron also invented the first vending machine. When a person would put a coin in a slot a valve would open up dispensing holy water.
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  204. I've never heard of a fire department assuming a call was fake. I thought they had to go to a call regardless.
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  205.  @shojodagger4152  Sounds like a fair price.
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  206. I'd heard about him, but I never knew he had a record when he went on the show.
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  207. This just goes to show the dangers of gossip.
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  208. I would like to know what life was like in Germany in the final days of the war.
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  209. Russia also spans two continents, Europe and Asia. Hence the name Eurasia.
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  210. I recently learned about the Dreamspace 2006 incident. I would love to see a video about that.
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  211. I'm surprised you didn't talk about Frances Farmer.
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  212. My mother is from Pennsylvania so it gets very cold in winter time. Her high school however insisted that girls wear skirts. The girls of the school decided that they would just wear pants under their skirts and then take the pants off when they got to school. The principal didn't like it but there wasn't much he could do.
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  213. One thing you left out was that Parliment had already declared them illegitimate due to their father being married to someone he wasn't betrothed to (royal law is complicated). So there would have been no need to kill the princes.
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  214. It's also said that Xerxes had shackles thrown into the ocean and have it branded with a poker.
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  215. I wonder how many people we would see if the camera pulled out?
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  216.  @seanturner1197  At the beginning of the movie they give him the name too.
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  217. It's interesting how every culture everywhere has developed some form of jerky.
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  218. In the documentary Bourdin mentions that the original missing person's poster was in black and white, so he didn't realize the child was blonde until it was too late.
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  219. I can't believe you didn't mention Santa Claus Indiana, where every day is Christmas.
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  220. Why is it that the opposing lawyers are always portrayed as jerks? I've heard criminal lawyers are the most amicable with each other.
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  221. It's amazing the things you can learn. I always thought Milton Bradley was two people.
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  222. I think he should be sentenced to Community Service giving lectures about the importance of fact checking.
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  223. The Natives got a few good ones in too on occasion. In 1599, the Jivaro tribe executed the conquistadors by pouring molten gold down their throats.
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  224. You know that baby bear that TR refused to shoot? It wasn't because of his compassion. His handlers had tied it to a tree which Roosevelt found unsportsmanlike.
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  225. Let's not forget Gary Gilmore, the first person to be executed by firing squad in the United States since 1972. He's also interesting in that he chose his method of execution. Perhaps he felt guilty about his crime.
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  226. I once came up with a wild conspiracy theory based on her smile. A few years ago there was a Muckbanger who went by the name of Kate Yup. She wore a blindfold but you could see her lower half when she smiled. Justine's smile reminds me of Kate Yup.
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  227.  @Off-with-a-bang  I honestly think he just likes to have an excuse to learn new things. On pretty much every movie he's learned a new skill from boxing, to butchering, to fashion design.
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  228. I'm sure I saw a horror movie on one of the abandoned islands but I can't remember what it was called.
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  229. Legend has it that Henry VIII was playing tennis as Anne Boleyn was being executed.
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  230. You should do a whole video devoted to Absinthe. I tried it once for my birthday and the next day I told my co-workers that afterwards it felt like there was an enormous weight pressing on my head. Apparently that's what being drunk feels like.
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  231. While I'll grant you the David and Goliath and Medusa paintings, the presence of skulls were a common motif during the Renaissance. It was what;s known as a "Memento Mori" or a reminder of death.
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  232. Today I learned that in New Zealand the ground floor and first floor are different.
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  233. There's one fact you forgot to mention about why Parliament decided to reroute the sewage. In the summer of 1858 London experienced an unusually strong heatwave. All that heat, mixed with all the years of crud that had built up in the river created what would be known as "The Great Stink of 1858". The smell became so strong that the curtains in the Houses of Parliament had to be soaked in lye to cover it up.
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  234. I was hopping you would talk about the "Black Hole of Calcutta". 146 British prisoners being kept in a cell 14 x 18.
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  235. Thomas Blood actually played the long game to steal the jewels. At the time, the public could view the jewels for a fee, so went as a parson with an accomplice posing as his wife. His "wife" feigned a stomach cramp and so Talbot Edwards took her to his apartment to recover. Blood feigned friendship with Edwards, even going so far as to buy his wife a new pair of gloves.
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  236. And Early American.
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  237. Moral of the story: Don't piss off Zeus.
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  238. I'm attracted to the idea of human composting. It takes up zero space and puts my body to good use.
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  239. It's not as bad as lava. The floor is made of that stuff.
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  240. Kaz Rowe has an interesting video about the Library.
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  241. If you don’t like it, go on the internet and complain
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  242. Oh don't be such a baby.
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  243.  @zoanth4  She looks better without.
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  244. One guy decides to go casual and it haunts him for life. I really hope this guy's grandchildren come forward to identify him.
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  245. Meanwhile, Irish coffee won't be available for another 110 years.
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  246. Auntie Anne's Pretzels was founded by an ex Amish.
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  247. The NewsMax host's face is priceless.
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  248.  @christiandenault7606  Funny, I always thought that was Barry Pepper.
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  249. Of all the stuff the kid could have taken out of that dumpster he took a bunch of boring government papers?
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  250. Maybe they can reopen Alcatraz. Or we could send him to Gitmo.
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  251. I don't think he's sleeping.
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  252. A correction: the In Broad Daylight movie came out in 1991 not 1999.
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  253. Vegetables are yucky. Making children eat vegetables should be considered child abuse.
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  254. I'm on your side but I think it's important to point out that "separation of church and state" comes from a letter Thomas Jefferson wrote. The constitution actually says that Congress shall make no laws establishing a religion or prohibiting the free exercise there of. It may sound like semantics but a lot of Christians like to point out that separation of church and state isn't in the constitution.
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  255. A mnemonic device to learn some of the Mississippi river states is MIMAL the chef. His hat is in Minnesota, his head is in Iowa, his body is in Missouri, his legs are in Arkansas and his boots are in Louisiana. Some people add to the device by saying that he's cooking Kentucky Fried Chicken in a Tennessee frying pan.
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  256. A lot of people tried to put the blame on Fed Noonan, saying that he was an alcoholic who was hungover from the night before. Footage from before her takeoff however don't indicate as such.
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  257. Have you done a video about Free People of Color of New Orleans?
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  258. I remember having to watch this in school. The part that stood out for me was that we were all laughing at how the plexiglass was distorting the faces of the audience
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  259. Political discrimination is the only form of discrimination that is still legal.
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  260. I remember this commercial from the 90s that has a young Boyardee being kicked out of the orphanage for criticizing the food. The commercial ends with him doing the whole Scarlet O'Hara thing about how one day he people will remember his name. Another commercial has him vowing that nobody would have to wait for their meals.
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  261. Since his apples were used to make hard cider, most of them were chopped down during Prohibition. There is still one original tree that survives in Savannah, Ohio.
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  262. I'm just wondering how Alec Baldwin must be feeling right now. This will probably affect him for the rest of his life.
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  263. I just want to give a shout out to Queso Marzu, a Sardinian sheep milk cheese that is broken down by maggots.
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  264. Versailles was so big that the servants had to run from the kitchen to make sure the food didn't get cold. It probably didn't help.
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  265. Now we know the ancient grudge between the Monegues and the Capulets.
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  266. We keep losing because of how strict we are. Let's be more strict.
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  267. There's a video game called Playing History 2 that centers around the Atlantic Slave Trade. One of the mini games is stacking the slaves into the ship like a Tetris game.
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  268. So Hitler wasn't saying anything new. He just got everybody on the same page.
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  269. Part of the reason for Frank and Mia's divorce was her decision to appear in Rosemary's Baby. As as staunch Catholic Frank didn't want his wife to have anything to do with the devil.
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  270. It's a shame that we only seem to think about safety after lives are put in danger.
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  271. You should definitely do one of these about the children of Serial Killers.
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  272. Maybe Bleda...Bleda to death.
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  273. Have you ever done an episode about Devil's Island. It's most famous for housing Henri "Papillon" Charriere, the only man to have ever escaped from the island.
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  274. Next year you should cover the Glass Tower fire of 1974. Edit: You forgot to mention that mere hours after the rescue, a group of salvage experts went into the ship in search of treasure. But then I think everybody wants to forget that happened.
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  275. Nice to see you going more broad in terms of horror. Maybe you can do something on the Homestead Strike of 1892.
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  276. It just occurred to me that Mish Mish is the only one in modern clothing.
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  277. Objects only have the value that people put on them. The tulip isn't the one saying that it's worth $25,000
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  278. Sounds like it would make a good TV series.
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  279. The fact that Lanfray was able to hold a shotgun with all that booze in him is nothing short of a miracle.
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  280. I think this movie would have done better if they released it in summer of 2019 to coincide with the anniversary
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  281. My mother has a copy of The Bauchman Books that contains Rage.
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  282. People say that irony died in 2001 but I'd say it actually died in 2016.
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  283. Battle of Fontenoy: Biggest sibling rivalry until World War 1.
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  284. Well what do you know? 18th century pumpkin spice.
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  285. I am going to the Lordy, I am so glad. I am going to the Lordy, I am so glad. ⁠I am going to the Lordy, Glory hallelujah! Glory hallelujah! ⁠I am going to the Lordy!-Charles Guiteau.
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  286. You forgot to mention that Ketchum had also lost his arm due to an infection so he wasn't balanced properly when he dropped.
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  287. The Shulya gang probably had something else on that ship besides chocolate. If people focus on the chocolate they won't be looking at whatever was worse.
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  288. Meanwhile Pro Life organizations swear that procedures to remove ectopic pregnancies will still be preformed.
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  289. The quietness of this video is a relief after all those fireworks.
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  290. I remember that our school would participate in Robert Ballard's Jason Project which was a live stream of a different scientific endeavor. One year they studied an active volcano.
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  291. There was supposed to be a scene in Gladiator that would have Maximus being a spokesperson for Olive Oil but Ridley Scott thought people would find it unrealistic.
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  292. "Stonewall" Jackson was a pretty eccentric guy. He was convinced that eating anything with pepper made his left leg weak.
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  293. How about a video about the first successful heart transplant?
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  294. Imagine being in the recording booth having to just grunt and scream all day.
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  295. In the 1980s a film professor sent out 200 copies of the film's screenplay under the original title.  Of the people who actually replied most of them said no.
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  296. So just like today, the rich can afford to eat healthy while the poor have to live on fast food.
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  297. I don't think it was as simple as the girls just making it up. I think they really did feel the sensation of being pinched and it got blown out of proportion do to their belief in the devil.
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  298. There is some speculation that Miriam might have been murdered.
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  299. The big question is why does Great Britain need a figurehead?
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  300. Yesterday my mother asked if I had heard that sonic boom. Guess I missed it.
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  301. It wasn't until the 19th century that the British started drinking tea.
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  302. Has there ever been any documented examples of a non incumbent party rigging the election? Usually it’s the incumbent who commit voter fraud.
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  303. By a strange coincidence, at the same time America enacted its prohibition, Canada lifted its prohibition on alcohol...for export.
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  304. I don't think he realizes the life that would be waiting for him if he had accepted defeat. Memoirs, the lecture circuit, spokesmanships. After your term is over you're set for life.
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  305. Don't forget stuffed dormouse. But maybe that was more of a rich people thing.
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  306. 10:08 Princess Lea.
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  307. The Uzi is named after Uziel Gal.
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  308. Nice to see someone remembering that Egypt hand a long history after the Pharaohs.
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  309. There is very little evidence of Celts worshiping a goddess called Eostre outside of an account by the Venerable Bede.
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  310. That's interesting. I didn't realize that America didn't enter the war until two years after the sinking.
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  311. Maybe not 6'3". I'd guess maybe 6' even. He's obviously not a dwarf.
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  312. Ever since there has been bread and meat, people have been putting them together.
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  313. Everybody's talking about how bad Biden is doing, but once Nov 5 comes around they'll vote for him anyway.
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  314. I'll have to watch Frontier Patriot because I'm sure there's an interesting story about how you got raccoon meat.
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  315. You forgot the time that Thor had to dress in drag to rescue his hammer.
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  316. Medieval peasants would have eaten Humble Pie for Christmas. It was a meat pie made of deer entrails.
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  317. It's so random that you decided to include a picture of Heironymus Bosch.
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  318. This is the first time I've heard "Bellow the Salt".
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  319. Of course not. Besides dad we don't jump of bridges anymore. We jump off cranes-Welcome Freshmen (1991)
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  320. Conversely, the South Park episode "It Hits the Fan", received very few complaints.
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  321. The term was originally coined by the Philadelphia Police Department to describe the hell of having to direct traffic from all the travelers going home.
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  322.  @EarlyAmerican  Elmer season.
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  323.  @randibgood  That's the algorithm for you.
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  324. The Fugu chef's skilled hands must have been busy.
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  325. Never feel guilty about butter.
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  326. Imagine what it must have been like for United's crew to see the TWA flight coming out of the clouds suddenly.
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  327. It occurs to me that in the event of a total technological collapse you guys would survive just fine.
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  328. People say that Irony died after the Sept 11 attacks, but I think it died some time around 2016.
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  329. Looks to me like he's just trying to play.
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  330. I wonder how many parents ripped these toys from their child's hands.
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  331. I bet if Isis used 30 seconds of copyrighted music they could take it down.
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  332. I can only imagine how hard it must have been for people with celiac disease back in the 18th century.
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  333. And yet, the Nazis created the Olympic torch relay but we still do that.
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  334. Titanic was the biggest most luxurious ship of it's day and yet there were probably people who only used it to get to Cherbourg.
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  335. Didn’t he call Cuba a hotbed for terrorists? I guess they still make good sandwiches.
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  336. When are we going to get a cookbook Justine?
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  337. The money pit of oak island is not called that because it has gold. It's called that because a money pit is a slang for a lost investment. Meaning so many investors have sunk money into it that by this point the value of any money found is less than the cost to find it.
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  338. I wonder if he has any descendants.
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  339. My coworker had gout once. He said it started as a pain in his toe. Me being a hypochondriac of course I started feeling a pain in my toe.
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  340. The worst part is that he won the popular vote.
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  341. This is an accidental ASMR channel. In fact, I think I'm actually getting a head tingle.
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  342. I saw the title and my first thought was "which one".
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  343. What must the contractor have thought when Bruce Wayne told him he wanted to build a tube from his office to a cave under his house.
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  344.  @prosolokid7796  You live in his stomach.
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  345. Sequel hook.
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  346. Maybe you could do a post war Thanksgiving dish. I was thinking Ambrosia salad. Also, who thinks the Great Turkey Lift would make a great movie.
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  347. Blinking Morse Code? Are you related to Kate Yup?
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  348. One of the early ideas was to send Carol Spinney into space in his Big Bird costume. Unfortunately (fortunately) he was committed to preserving the illusion of big bird that impractical for him to go out in his space suit and his Big Bird costume.
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  349. Did Trump just accuse Clinton of stealing his own cat?
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  350.  @justaoldguy8098  I'm glad somebody else noticed it.
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  351.  @danielwest6095  I wonder if Trump knew that when he appointed him?
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  352. Those pauses are the gears in their brain briefly turning for the first time in years.
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  353. Of course the beer on the mayflower was not the beer that you get in you're usual watering hole. I would have been more like near beer.
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  354. Allegedly JFK would get violent headaches if he didn't sleep with a different woman every couple of days.
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  355. Google lists his birth year as 1938. I don't think so.
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  356. Why can't these politicians just keep it in their pants?
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  357. When people go on a scary ride they don't expect real scares.
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  358. I'm sorry, but why are you censoring the R word when it's being used in a legal context?
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  359. It was during the Napoleonic Wars that canned food was developed.
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  360. I wish the shaving cream can would make a comeback.
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  361. Isn't Denali one of the seven summits?
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  362. They probably also have text alerts now as well.
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  363. Remember when Biden was coming after our burgers?
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  364. They always come in with the "parent's basement" line.
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  365. How do you gauge temperature? Do you use the paper test?
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  366. The English don't have sex, they have hot water bottles.
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  367. The difference between a pirate and a privateer-A privateer steals from your enemy, a pirate steals from you.
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  368.  @mnm7759  That's just unverified speculation.
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  369. For more about Boudica, J Draper has a much more detailed video.
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  370. I'd like to know about Native American diseases that infected Europeans,
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  371. Unlike Philippe Petit, it didn't work out.
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  372. This all started because I non binary teen talked to one of her teachers about being non binary. If she would rather talk to a teacher than her parents, what does that say about her parents?
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  373.  @iankinsley601  Ask DDL.
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  374. I was hoping you would talk about Waverly Hills Sanitarium.
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  375. There was a really bad movie a couple of years ago staring Tom Hardy that details the final years of Al Capone
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  376. If the senate had at least considered him for the Supreme Court, they wouldn't be as worried now.
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  377. So the plastic was for his protection not for hers.
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  378. When it came time for Queen Elizabeth to do her military service, she manufactured military jeeps.
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  379. This mus be your husband's favorite episode.
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  380. I wonder if the whistleblower is the same man who wrote the New York Times Op-Ed?
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  381. Great description of Native Americans.
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  382. I was worried that the egg was going to stay raw.
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  383. And that's where we lost the Department of Homeland Security.
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  384. Happy Valley? I'm sure nothing will go wrong here.
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  385. When there's trouble you/call DW.
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  386. Orville Wright thought the airplane would mean the end of war. After the dropping of the atomic bomb, he thought the plane and the bomb would bring an end to war.
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  387. John Landis may have never seen the inside of a jail, but there is one prison he will never escape: his mind.
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  388. Gandhi used to test his celibacy by sleeping naked next to his 18 year old grandniece.
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  389. Of course this is all assuming that Hitler really did hear a voice.
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  390. I'm pretty sure at least one of those two old ladies has had a stroke.
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  391. Did you know that the hole's only natural enemy is the pile?
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  392. I'm sure if you draw a triangle between any 3 coastal areas you'll find just as many disappearances.
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  393. By European standards the Democratic party is the conservative party.
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  394. Attorney: You want to take this outside? Judge Murphy: Yes.
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  395. I wonder what someone who doesn't know about your channel would think if they came across your house while taking a walk.
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  396. I'm reminded of the South Park episode where Cartman's mother tries to get a post birth abortion and doesn't realize that that means termination.
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  397. I sure hope that guy got a discount.
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  398. For those close up shots, they actually built a giant chest.
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  399. Goosbumps was the big stink when I was growing up. My mother once saw a woman at a local book store asking the owner not to sell any of the books. She speculated that she'd never read any of them.
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  400. I remember when people were talking about how Obama's father was anti-colonialist, I couldn't help but think of how our Founding Fathers were anti colonialist as well.
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  401. What about some graduation traditions?
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  402. Mackinac Island banned all motorized vehicles excepting emergency vehicles and golf carts. It also means that there is very little new construction as you need to to appeal to the city council to get specialized equipment like earth movers.
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  403. Ethel Merman even got into Disco. Of course it was just her regular tracks with a disco background.
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  404. Despite all of this nuclear is still one of the cleanest forms of energy.
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  405. Even though I already knew this story I decided to click anyway because I still can learn something new.
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  406. I don't find anything creepy about the Endurance.
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  407. With so many things being built before the invention of the wheel, I'm beginning to think the wheel is overrated.
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  408. You should do a video on the America Sings death.
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  409. When I think about diamonds I think about a joke on Family Guy. The sketch makes fun of the De Beers shadow commercial. You see the shadow bending down in front of the guy and then cuts to a slogan :Diamonds: She'll pretty much have to.
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  410. The cluster fly will often seek out warm houses in winter. They can often be confused for the common house fly.
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  411. There was actually a TV series from 1963 called East Side, West Side that subverted the good old days idea. It was about a social worker trying to help disadvantaged people in Harlem.
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  412. Carol Spinney was supposed to go on the Challenger but his Big Bird costume proved too cumbersome.
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  413. In one of the Gnostic gospels Mary's midwife has her hand burned off when she doubts God and tries to examine Mary.
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  414. Just hang in there Justine. Only 94 years until the first industrial ice cream process.
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  415. I heard that as "ride and die on the Orient Express".
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  416. I've always found it interesting that you never see the musketeers actually use muskets.
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  417. Max Miller has a cookbook. James Townsends has several cookbooks. Hurry up and get on the bandwagon Justine.
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  418. It's possible that the great fire of 1666 halted the spread of the plague of 1665 seeing as a lot of rats were burned up along with the houses.
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  419. There was even an anti-mask league during the Spanish Flu.
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  420. I'd like to go to an Escape Room but knowing my family we would probably kill each other before we had a chance.
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  421. One of the reasons that WalMart failed in Germany is that the customers thought that cashiers were flirting with them when they smiled.
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  422. I walked right into that one.
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  423. I'd like to know the origin of the word Hobo. My favorite theory is that it's because Hoboken NJ was the terminus of many rail lines.
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  424. Relaxing and educational and informative all at the same time.
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  425. Lot's daughters try to get him drunk and have sex with him because they think they're the last people on earth.
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  426. That must have been a weird coronation.
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  427. Don't forget that ibn Fadlan also helped Beowulf fight a group of Neanderthals (thumbs up if you get that).
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  428. I lived in England for several years and actually saw his body. On occasion they will bring the body the administrative meetings, where he is listed as "present but not voting".
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  429. I would like to know how the Nazi's stifled free speech. Was it all at once or was it gradual?
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  430. You could do a whole video on psychological experiments that may have been made up. Stuff like the Stanford Prison Experiment or the Stanley Milgram Experiment.
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  431. Jennie Wade was the only civilian casualty of the battle.
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  432. Honestly, given everything that MTG has done, this is pretty mild.
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  433. So what is your favorite seasonal fruit?
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  434. Lighting a match in an unventilated room next to an open can of ether. What could go wrong?
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  435. Of course people had been putting meat into bread for centuries. Look at the gyro.
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  436. Parsley, Rosemary and Thyme. No Sage?
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  437.  @danidavis7912  My mistake, I meant the Lindow Man. Corrected
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  438. There were still some scenes that are accurate. The scene where Cuba Gooding Jr fires an anti aircraft gun really did happen. Also, some nurses really did do triage by marking soldiers foreheads with lipstick.
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  439. And all those rats with nowhere to go migrated to the shelters as well.
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  440. I'm surprised there wasn't any cinnamon. Apples and cinnamon just go together so well.
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  441. I thought the documentary was quite fair to her. I didn't think she was crazy.
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  442. In my grandparents home town of Greensburg PA the old station has been turned into a restaurant.
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  443. How about a video on the destruction of the Knight's Templar.
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  444. Maybe you've already done it, but what about the original plan for EPCOT. In Disney's original design it would have been a corporatocracy with no centralized government. Home appliances would be updated regularly whether the owner wanted them or not. Also, cars would be more or less banned.
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  445. You should have used the word berate instead of attack. I was expecting her to jump up on stage and start punching him.
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  446. What can you expect from the state that tried to ban teaching critical thinking in schools.
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  447. I remember our teacher reading us a book called Keep the Lights Burning Abby.
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  448. For part 2 you should include "End of Serenity".
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  449. It looks like Mish Mish enjoyed his ride.
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  450. Is this where George Orwell got the idea for Room 101?
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  451.  @roy6419  Fine, whatever, you win.
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  452. Hey hey hey hey.
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  453. I'm still confused about who the one in the World War 1 helmet is.
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  454. The stuffed cow makes me think of blackbird pie. The 4 and 20 blackbirds were placed around a real pie and flew out when the shell was opened. The state of the real pie is a mystery.
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  455. Dollar stores work when they compliment rather than compete. Where I live there's a Dollar Tree in the same complex as a grocery store. You buy you fresh produce and meat at the grocery store and then you can buy your rice and beans at the dollar store.
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  456. Hip Hop could also work. And social media.
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  457. $8 in 1865 is not the same as $8 is 2021. To put it in perspective, the average pay for a Union soldier at the time was $13.
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  458. God help the nipper if they fell asleep on the track.
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  459. The last execution by guillotine occurred the same year that the first Star Wars came out. The Last Howard Johnson restaurant closed in 2022
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  460. The footage of the stabbing is in the Maysles brothers documentary Gimme Sheltor.
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  461. A better comparison would be Archie Bunker on All in the Family vs Archie Bunker in Archie's Place.
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  462. The best scammers know how to exploit the legal gray areas. By the way, if anybody cares 0.03 square miles is only 7.7 hectares.
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  463. Too bad you won't be able to test it's effectiveness.
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  464. Hot chocolate is still popular for breakfast in France.
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  465. She was the mistress of vertical integration.
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  466. At Volcano National Park the park rangers invented the so called "Curse of Pele". Anybody who removes a volcanic stone will be cursed with bad fortune until the stone is returned. They still get people sending back rocks with apology letters.
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  467. You can't really get mutton anywhere outside of a place with a large sheep industry.
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  468. When the screenwriter for WaterWorld originally approached Roger Corman with the project, Corman said "are you crazy? That will cost $5 Million"
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  469. I'd like to see a documentary on Nanook's descendants.
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  470. I just wanted to say that that photo you used of Stalin was the original undoctored photo. As the people around him betrayed him they were gradually taken out of the photo. Not really relevant, I just thought it was interesting.
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  471. Looking back on it now, through the lens of history, I think any other president would have handled it the same. Imagine if he had left the room right then and there. The teacher would have drawn attention too it and told the children to say goodbye to the President.
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  472. I'd like to see a movie about the Greenbriar haunting, only make it about two medical examiners who pretend to be ghosts because nobody will listen to them otherwise.
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  473. I'm surprised Adriana didn't sue Guns N Roses.
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  474. I could probably be fine using everything in that kitchen except the whisk. It looks like to would be a pain to pick straw out.
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  475. How did you manage to keep the butter so firm in the summer?
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  476. I'd like to see blue corn bread.
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  477. I'm sure the Indian doctor would have given his patients opium.
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  478. When the government was working on the Greenbrier bunker their cover was TV repair men. I wonder if the guests ever lodged complains about how they ran into a repair man who just ignored them.
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  479. The shape of that box makes it look like a creature with demonic glowing eyes.
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  480. It looks like it could work if you add water. Right now it's more like a porridge.
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  481. You're getting really good at editing.
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  482. You really didn't need any psychic powers to know that a revolution was coming.
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  483. Isn't it funny how the rise of the Mafia coincides with Italy's transition to a capitalist economy.
    1
  484. There are legends about the so called "Mad Deserters". Supposedly they would live in abandoned trenches and come out at night to scavenge the bodies of the dead.
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  485. Poor little Timmy.
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  486. One medieval plague cure was to drink powdered emeralds. Not surprisingly, this was a cure for the rich.
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  487. Let's all be mature here about the name.
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  488. This is why I don't sit in the first car of a train.
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  489. What I'm wondering is why they didn't do this before the invasion.
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  490. We only see them as UFOs because that's what we've been conditioned to believe UFOs look like. The people at the time would not have seen them that way.
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  491. So basically, it was a corporate bailout.
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  492. It was actually Graham crackers that were supposed to stop masturbation. The theory was that the bland taste would reduce the sexual urges.
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  493. I picture all the stock brokers in party hats and noise makers on the trading floor.
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  494.  @gordonjohnston153  Which she realizes was a mistake and renounces. If anything I think that the scene where she takes back her wish is the key to the ending. She defeats the villain by making him learn the same lesson she has learned.
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  495. It would count if Lincoln was trying to rig the election.
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  496. I don't think dandelions should be considered a weed. Especially when they're seedlings.
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  497. I remember an episode of Rugrats where they get rid of Chucky's skunk smell by bathing him in Grandma's Borsch.
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  498. There's a funny show on Netflix called Norsemen about a slave in a Viking village.
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  499. And only 4 ingredients. It's interesting that you have to put in the whites and the yokes separate.
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  500. I'm not a lawyer but I imagine that negligent homicide carries at least 5 years in prison. There is no way he would be free to go right after the trial, even with time served.
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  501. I wish people would stop talking over each other.
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  502. Let's face it. Lions just look more intimidating with Manes.
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  503. I think most Scottish cuisine is based on a dare-Mike Meyers
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  504. Talk about a working vacation.
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  505. All these episodes about world war 2 rationing and you haven't mentioned Spam once.
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  506. The Cosmic Zoo theory would explain UFO sightings.
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  507. Believe it or not, some people believe the Titanic was an inside job. They say that the Titanic was actually her sister ship the Olympic and she was sunk by another boat to collect the insurance money.
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  508. King William of Orange was allegedly riding his horse when he tripped over a mole hill and broke his collar bone. The doctors were able to set it but he insisted on taking a carriage back to London. The road the carriage took was bumpy causing his collar bone to refracture causing an infection. For years afterwords Jacobites would drink toasts to "the tiny man in the black velvet waistcoat".
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  509. You didn't happen to visit Gadsby's Tavern in Alexandria did you?
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  510. 2:04 the moment we've all been waiting for.
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  511. I thought you were going to make Weenie Royale.
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  512. Cousin marriage does allow for more genetic diversity than sibling. I might not marry my first cousin but my 3rd cousin once removed should be fine. I believe the Roosevelts were 3rd Cousins.
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  513. If only they had played that radio clip.
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  514. Trump doesn't need a gag order. He just needs a gag.
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  515. So you're saying I CAN go to jail for not eating my vegetables?
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  516. It must have been great for those wait staff to be able to speak their native language for a change.
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  517. It's interesting that the recipe calls for putting putting salt in BEFORE the water. Wait a minute. Mashed turnips and stringy beef? Oh God! She's cooking for the Red Wedding.
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  518. "As I understand it". In other words you don't
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  519. I think the first few lines should have been A Capella with the music kicking in when he references drums.
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  520. A very appropriate ad. Everybody knows people with hair are smarter. If you're bald the heat escapes from your head.
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  521. I personally go with the Autoerotic Asphyxiation theory for Michael Hutchence. Usually when people hang themselves they jump off something to break their neck. They don't prop themselves against a door naked.
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  522. If it were kindergartners maybe I could understand, but these kids are all 17-18.
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  523. 1:07 is there any greater sensation than sticking your hand into a pile of grain?
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  524. I've never put milk in French Toast.
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  525. More like Alina Blah Blah.
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  526. And everything came with fries.
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  527. Are you happy Max? Now I have "Lusty Month of May" from Camelot stuck in my head.
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  528. Everybody forgets about Edward.
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  529. Game of Thrones ended 3 years ago. Get over it.
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  530. You dip the big end of the hard tack in the coffee when you could have just as easily dipped the smaller end.
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  531. If the Cavern of Death is anonymous than it was most likely written by a woman.
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  532. The Colonel would be proud.
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  533. It would have been nice if it ended with radio stations ending stupid stunts.
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  534. Whatever the Italian home front dish is going to be, I'm sure it will be delicious.
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  535. Do the trial scene from The Fountainhead.
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  536. Sometimes you taste like a nut, sometimes you don't.
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  537. That's what I like. Little things hitting each other-Time Bandits.
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  538. I don't even like salad but that does look pretty good.
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  539. Have you ever thought of making Applejack? You guys have never done alcohol.
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  540. Sometimes I wonder if people would still be saying this if there was an outbreak of Bubonic Plague?
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  541. In the early 20th century to help curb the KKK many states enacted laws forbidding the wearing of masks in public. I’m curious how these laws are reconciled with the current requirements.
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  542. Another reason for me to hate white chocolate.
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  543. "The President is not a King ordained by God" . Tell that to Trump.
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  544. Do a video about Victorian era stagecraft. I'm talking about things like Pepper's Ghost.
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  545. I'm picturing an alternative universe where the citizens of EPCOT rise up in protest. Never forget the EPCOT riots.
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  546. 8 days after I was born.
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  547. I've been watching this youtube channel called "The Cold War" so I was a little hesitant to click on this video. I'm glad I did because I found out some things I didn't learn from that channel.
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  548. The Yakuza are older than the Sicilian Mafia.
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  549. I think I'm getting sympathetic crying from those onions.
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  550. Wouldn't it be funny if he lost by one vote because he was ineligible.
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  551. The USA goes though all this trouble to install right wing dictators to stop the spread of communism; which are ultimately overthrown by communist revolutions.
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  552. Since Jeff "Chunk" Cohen is now a lawyer, you and him need to do a "Laws Broken" for The Goonies.
    1
  553. It's a middle eastern funnel cake.
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  554. Culminating in...[ad break].
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  555. In the old days, the runner up became the Vice President. Imagine Trump as Biden's vice president.
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  556. You forgot the pickled cucumber.
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  557. That cauldron has seen a lot of love.
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  558. It's not just Starbucks getting an early start on fall.
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  559. Based on that photo it looks like the flight attendant is reminding people how to use the oxygen masks.
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  560. I personally prefer raw onions.
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  561. What is that being blurred out in the second picture and why?  Is it a coke can?  Because I know you have to blur out brands
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  562. Humanity can be measured in how it responds to disasters.
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  563. 3:18 the information at the bottom of the screen says Oliver Twist (2005)
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  564. If you're making classic Americana cuisine then you should make Ham and Banana casserole.
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  565. You gotta work up an appetite.
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  566. Do you discard the pulp?
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  567. I don't suppose you can make a 4 and 20 blackbird pie?
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  568. I suddenly have that kids song in my head. You know how it goes: Peanut, Peanut Butter and Jelly.
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  569. I'm surprised you didn't use your mortar for this.
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  570. Does this mean you're going to start growing a Victory Garden?
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  571. I will admit that I did get confused when I kept seeing new videos.
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  572. The reason for putting In God We Trust on the bill was to distinguish the US from those dirty communists who didn't believe in God.
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  573. I believe when Bertoldi was building the Statue of Liberty he had dinner with his investors in one of her feet.
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  574. Rudolph Hess was the last official state prisoner held at the Tower of London.
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  575. Remember when your mom made bread and butter sandwiches?
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  576. You should do a video on PCP poisoning on the set of Titanic 1997
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  577. Do a video about the Anti-Stratfordian movement and how we know Shakespeare wrote Shakespeare.
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  578. So what does Pal-Kal stand for?
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  579. I'd like to hear about the disaster that inspired the movie Unstoppable.
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  580. Just remember, that the Texas Republican Party wanted to outlaw critical thinking in schools because it "challenged children's fixed beliefs".
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  581. John Landis may have been acquitted but I bet he hasn't had a good night sleep ever since the incident.
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  582. Why didn't the restaurant have an interior mall entrance?
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  583. The rules of lent actually specify against the eating of "flesh of four footed animals" which is why fish is A OK. Luckily the Catholic church created a little loophole for anybody who was jonesing for some meat. They simply declared all aquatic mammals fish. Beaver, Sea Otter, Muskrat. Eat up.
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  584. So it wasn't because they where on a classified mission.
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  585. Something about sacrificing a group of men chained together reminds me of story my father once told me about something called a "comic bullfight". Allegedly, a group of monkeys are chained to a box and then a bull is set loose in the arena. The humor comes from watching the monkeys trying to escape.
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  586. It's interesting that the recipe doesn't call for you to add flower before the egg wash.
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  587. You're always speechless Justine.
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  588. I wonder if it could be served fried?
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  589. Is it possible that all these lawsuits are secretly part of Trump's plan
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  590. That Carnival Barker in Laughing in the Dark is the only time Aaron Tager appeared on the show outside of his role as Dr. Vink.  The Tale of the 13th Floor actually made me kind of sad at the end.  My personal favorite is The Tale of Old Man Corcoran where the two kids play hide and seek with ghosts.
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  591. The "I was just joking defense". The same defense when a racist makes a racist joke.
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  592. You should do an episode on George C Parker, a con artist who would repeatedly sell the Brooklyn Bridge to unsuspecting tourists. It got so bad that police were having to stop people setting up toll booths almost every week. In addition to selling the Brooklyn Bridge, he also leased The White House to a Texan for 99 years. He is responsible for the phrase "if you believe that, I have a bridge in Brooklyn I'd like to sell you".
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  593. Maybe you could do a video about Jack Yufe and Oskar Stohr. They were a pair of Jewish identical twins who were separated at birth. One of the twins was adapted by a Nazi family while the other grew up in Trinidad. Apparently the one raised by Nazis was disciplined while the one raised in the Caribbean was more laid back.
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  594. I've heard that he's flat broke and doesn't actually have the 10,000 dollars he offers people who finish tour. That's why he conveniently decides that participants have had enough when there's an hour left.
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  595. Who cares? Worms are protein.
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  596. Baked Alaska is a marvel of science.
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  597. So there are still places that sell sugar in cones. Sounds like something Townsend would sell.
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  598. In the late 19th century a con man by the name of George C Parker had a scam of selling famous landmarks to gullible tourists (including the Brooklyn Bridge). It was so bad, police would have to come on an almost daily basis to stop somebody from setting up a toll booth. This is the origin of the phrase "If you believe that, I have a bridge in Brooklyn I'd like to sell you". Another one of his scams involved leasing the White House to a Texan for 99 years.
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  599. It's kind of like a Stroganoff.
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  600. Pretty soon that chassis is going to collapse.
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  601. It really is a perfect storm.
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  602. That actually happened once. Mel Carnahan beat John Ashcroft despite having died in a plane crash. His wife served in his stead.
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  603. Once the passengers get to New York history forgets them. Frank Goldsmith was afraid of baseball games because the cheer of the crowd reminded him of the screams of the people in the water.
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  604. Where is he buying these Kaiju turkeys?
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  605. I just clicked on this to see you in modern clothes.
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  606.  @vonFisch  They put them in a climate controlled storage pod and cover them in mulch. After about a month, the body will completely break down leaving nothing but the basic organic matter. They do of course have to pulverize the bones.
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  607. Sometimes I wish Trump HAD won a second term. Then we'd never have to hear from him again.
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  608. Don’t think that your career is over! There is was a one armed stuntman who made a whole career out of losing his arm.
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  609. To me, the best form of protest would be to follow the law. Have an FTM go into the lady's room and tell them this is the law now.
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  610. You forgot to mention that the computer crash was a result of industrial espionage. Happy April Fool's Day.
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  611. Hats off to Weird History for finding so many ways to blur out the ginger.
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  612. I like to think he slept with another man's wife.
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  613. So who regulates a Big Mac which has 3 slices of bread.
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  614. those photos are incredible disturbing.
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  615. Maybe when you build your dream house you can build a cistern so you don't have to walk all that way to get water.
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  616. You should do Mince Pie.
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  617. Bah, I can still beckon somebody with my back to them.
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  618. Lot's daughters thought they were the last people on earth, so they got him drunk and tried to sleep with him to repopulate the earth.
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  619. When Tolkien was hosting one of his little reading gettogethers his friend Hugo Dyson went upstairs for a nap. When he came down he heard Tolkien reading about elves to which Dyson responded: "Oh God! Not another F-ing elf".
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  620. We have channels now teaching how to cook food in the past. Meanwhile, anybody from the 18th century would sell their soul for a microwave.
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  621. So white people are allowed to eat the food but not cook the food.
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  622. You should do a video on Operation Paperclip, the plan to smuggle elite Nazi scientist and engineers into the United States.
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  623. I'm surprised she didn't try to follow her own footprints on that first day.
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  624. Your chickens really are free range.
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  625. Maybe you could do some of those old 70s microwave recipes.
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  626. The funny thing is that at the time of the Boston Tea Party Coffee was more popular in Britain than America.
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  627. I imagine a snake dance is like a conga line.
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  628. I guess Nutraloaf is too recent to count as history.
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  629. I never realized the implications of having a 90 year old projector in a school
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  630. The doomsday clock is just a metaphor.
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  631. Are you going to make Haggis in Scotland?
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  632. 3 Johnny English movies, 2 Mr. Bean movies but we still haven't gotten ONE Black Adder movie.  I mean come on!
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  633. Not in California ironically enough
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  634. I didn't even think there was an easier way to make candles.
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  635. Precious hamburgers?
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  636. When I played the video game Where in Time is Carmen San Diego they did mention how dogs would wander around looking for table scraps. Although they also said that their fur makes for handy napkins.
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  637. On election day I'm going to put a moratorium on all news.
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  638. So how did people start shouting Geronimo when jumping out of airplanes?
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  639. It's funny how both sides consider the other side barbarians.
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  640. Madre de Dios! Es el Pollo Diablo.
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  641. I hope this was a wake up call for the driver.
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  642. I like that little background gag of the rioter setting himself on fire.
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  643. I will gladly pay you in 8 days for a pizza today.
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  644. The candle that burns twice as bright lasts half as long.
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  645. I love how David Gordon Green does something different in every movie.  If you watched 3 of his movies in a row you would never know they are made by the same director.
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  646. No, not my gumdrop buttons.
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  647. I wish he had kept the line "are you suggesting that the duke's son is an animal"?
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  648. I wonder if anybody from IHOP is watching this?
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  649. She's 39 but her voice is 60.
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  650. So back then illegal immigration wasn't a concept.
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  651. I'm always amazed that those embers stay hot long enough to cook things.
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  652. I always enjoyed Playmobil, especially the ghost with the ball and chain.
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  653. what does (S/NF) mean and why is it redacted?
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  654. Have you ever done a video about the silver bridge in West Virginia?
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  655. I got my mom your cookbook for Christmas and she loves it.
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  656. When my family went on a group tour to Amsterdam the parents got to go to the red light district while the kids had to stay on the tour bus.
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  657. Objection, you skipped the preliminary hearings
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  658. Given that Medieval recipes seem to have to rhyme I can't imagine that there were too many that included oranges.
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  659. I wonder what Chairman Cumming's aid was whispering to him Does anybody read lips?
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  660. It's called brain death for a reason.
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  661. I'm glad the mushroom loaf isn't the only thing for dinner because I would have starved to death.
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  662. I just thought of something you can do for your Time Travel series: chicken wings.
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  663. Why would you add stock and bones? Wouldn't the bones create a stock?
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  664. I would have liked some mention of Frank Abignale Jr.
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  665. I never would have thought of buttering corn before it's cooked.
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  666. They don't have Haggis flavored chips?
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  667. Every so often, he almost sounds sane.
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  668. Romney sounds like Clint Eastwood. The Republican With No Name.
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  669. My mother always makes chicken schnitzel with noodles. Although we never called it schnitzel.
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  670. So he gave a person named Heart a heart attack. I wonder if he was being intentionally clever?
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  671. Was that a bit of dark humor by lingering on those chickens?
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  672. Audie Murphy also suffered from PTSD, even going so far as to sleep with a gun under his pillow.
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  673. Considering that many of the people just didn't feel like going, perhaps god was actually reminding them of his power.
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  674. In some ways this might be the most accurate depiction of Rasputin's death. Autopsy photos of Rasputin show a bullet hole through his head.
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  675. Drugs can take a real toll on your heart.
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  676. That's probably the same salt pork from your last episode.
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  677. Just recently I went to the Smithsonian where they had Judy Garland's ruby slippers on display. The exterior was restored but inside you could still see the cracks in the leather. I say that those cracks are just as much a part of history as the rest of the shoe. In fact, you could say that those cracks are the last physical evidence of Judy Garland.
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  678. Is that a Gibraltar accent?
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  679. Of course you're assuming that Kubacki was telling the truth.
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  680. How does the baker know which bread is yours?
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  681. Cheesecloth: I just got that
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  682. In the end it was Howard Hughes who ended the Mafia's rule in Las Vegas simply by buying most of the Casinos in the city.
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  683. Where do you find these cookbooks?
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  684. The Franz Reichelt story could be its own episode.
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  685. I'm getting dizzy from all the circles.
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  686. Thanksgiving was popular in New England because the puritans outlawed Christmas.
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  687. The old "but it creates jobs" argument.
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  688. Now can you do a video on the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse.
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  689. There must have been at least one man who lived long enough to witness the transition Hunter Gatherer to cities.
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  690. If you're lonely when you're alone then you're in bad company.
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  691. It's called a lance. Helloooooo
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  692. Little did Hildegard know that nutmeg and cinnamon contain mood enhancing chemicals.
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  693. At least Jenna Ellis hasn't flipped back.
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  694. That certainly looks better than last years turkey with mashed potato stuffing. Or was that the year before? Speaking of corn, I'd like to see you do popcorn 19th century style.
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  695.  @xunqianbaidu6917  So every emperor had a co emperor?
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  696. As the old saying goes: English beats up other languages in dark alleys and rummages in their pockets for loose grammar.
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  697. It's a good thing I just used the bathroom, what with all that running water.
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  698. I must be the only person who doesn't remember this movie.
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  699. "Nice modern apartment with open air floor plan".
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  700. Regardless of who you think killed JFK, forensic analysis has shown that the shots could only have come from the 3rd floor of the Texas School Book Depository.
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  701. Not related to fashion, but I was just thinking about the fact that women couldn't swim when they had their period in the 19th century.
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  702. A lot of New Orleans restaurants are recycling oyster shells to rebuild coastlines.
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  703. If it was Nicholas Cage they would have fallen in love.
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  704. I get it now. Upside down because you put the topping on first. I always thought you baked it the right way up and then turned it upside down.
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  705. You should do an episode on the original "Nacho's Especial".
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  706. People credit John Mountagu with the invention of the sandwich, but if you think about it the idea of putting meat in bread is ancient.
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  707. I can attest that anybody who says that joining a Union means you can't get fired doesn't know what they're talking about. I worked for a Union at Dulles International Airport and got fired for punching a co-worker.
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  708. I normally hate sponsorship in videos but I think I'll make an exception today.
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  709. Kind of like how Long Island Iced Tea doesn't have any tea in it.
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  710. It did look like there was only one guy. Clearly that one family respects him enough to ask for a selfie.
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  711. This video suddenly reminds me of an old joke. Rush Limbaugh was driving in a limo when suddenly his car runs over a pig. Limbaugh tells the driver that he should probably tell the farmer what happened. So the driver is gone for hours and when he finally comes back he's blind drunk. "What did you say" says Limbaugh. "All I said was I'm Rush Limbaugh's driver and I just killed that pig".
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  712. The idea of Trial by Combat was based on the premise that God would never let an innocent man win. So whoever died must have been guilty.
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  713. Sorry to be "That Guy" but french fries are actually from Belgium.
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  714. Justine should make this on Early American.
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  715. That description of the half raw meat sounds like steak tartar.
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  716. I love the Nanny reference.
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  717. Maybe it should be called Halloween "Ends".
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  718. That word discount is certainly ominous enough.
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  719. It's funny how those chickens show up anytime you're making chicken.
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  720. I played Oregon trail 2 and during one game I was in such poor shape they wouldn't give me any land but they did give me a small house on the outskirts of town
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  721. Those doors are fine, as long as nobody parks next to you.
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  722. The suit of armor thing kind of makes sense. It could be construed as an attempted coup.
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  723. I predict...that this will be delicious.
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  724. When Winnie the Pooh wants to get wasted.
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  725. FDR and Eleanor were cousins.
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  726. It's good to see that not every Russian is brainwashed.
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  727. I saw brandy and my first thought was flambe.
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  728. I’m sure Indiana Jones would have worked for Hobby Lobby
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  729. You look like Alex Jones good twin.
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  730. What I think is interesting about Luncheon on the Grass is that while the one woman is naked, our eye is drawn to the woman in the river bathing.
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  731. All this shows me is that running for President is different from actually being President.
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  732. Here's hoping that after this scandal Community Colleges will get more respect.
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  733. This is the one place where an electric mixer would come in handy.
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  734. Hey Max, have you seen The Taste Of Things Yet? There's a really good looking Baked Alaska that I'd like to see you make.
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  735. I see you still have some Easter eggs. Maybe you could turn them into deviled eggs. We always eat deviled eggs on Easter.
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  736. And the spork is even younger than the fork.
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  737. What do you want for Christmas Billy? I want cancer.
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  738. It just doesn't look the same without noodles.
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  739. Let's all just thank God that that bathroom didn't run out of toilet paper.
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  740. Please Justine, I want some more.
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  741. I prefer the nuggets.
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  742. You know why she's using rice flour? Because she used up all her regular flour making that cake a few weeks back.
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  743. Objection: You missed a good joke.  You should have said I thought you were supposed to get a lump of coal in your stocking not a lump on the head.
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  744. I ended up watching these two videos out of order.
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  745. I'd like to know why there aren't any caveman ghosts.
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  746. Did Adam Mateland narrate this video?
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  747. Even looking at those onions made my eyes water.
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  748. So much for the legend of the Moon Lake restaurant.
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  749. During the Black Death Pope Clement VI thought he could avoid the plague by surrounding himself with bonfires. Not a single plague carrying flea was able to get to him.
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  750. The French? I use their food as bait. Give me a good old plate of pork and beans any day-Rugrats.
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  751. I was hopping that at least one of these stories would have a happy ending.
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  752. You look at least 10 years younger.
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  753. Once is happenstance, twice is a coincidence, three times is a pattern.
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  754. There was a woman called "The Wedding Bandit". She would crash weddings and steal the presents.
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  755.  @nigelnecroz7028  It was mentioned very briefly at the beginning.
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  756. The suit looks a little clunky but it's still impressive.
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  757. I can only imagine the reactions of the people who were on the top of the dam as they realized they were about to die.
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  758. I don't remember if it's Fisher-Price but I still have this toy that when you run a view finder over the image it will give you a sort of x-ray of what's inside. It had two tracks and the view finder had a slanted mirror so it would show you the bottom track.
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  759. The meat plant section of The Jungle takes up only a small portion the novel.
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  760. The canteen bowl looks like a Bento box.
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  761. I wonder how many people actually take the time to look at the memorial?
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  762. I had to find the source article just to make sure it wasn't an April Fools joke.
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  763. That has to be at least a whole month's worth of butter.
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  764. Now that it's summer I suspect that you'll be eating a lot more salads. Of course, if you build a greenhouse you can have them all year round.
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  765. Sounds like a really bad accident.
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  766. All of the interiors where shot at Pinewood Studios in England. The production designer simply took pictures of hotels around the country for inspiration.
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  767. Contrary to popular belief, the Amish don't consider electricity a sin. They consider themselves separate from the rest of the world, so to use electricity would mean connecting to the outside power grid. In more recent times, some Amish do have solar generators.
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  768. You're thinking of the 1956 remake.
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  769. That’s going to be one awkward Thanksgiving.
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  770. I remember we were supposed to go to France at the time of the Chunnel fire in 1996. We ended up having to take the ferry.
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  771. Aches and a sore throat? I hope you're not allergic to MishMish.
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  772. There's an urban legend about a couple that went to a sex therapist to find out why they hadn't had a baby. The therapist asked them how often they had sex. The couple looked at the therapist confused and asked them what they were talking about? It seems they thought that to make babies all they had to do was lay naked next to each other.
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  773.  fuqc goggul  I just wanted to tell something interesting that was related to the topic. I don't see why it upsets you?
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  774.  @mxpassion1715  I wasn't talking about Covid.
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  775.  @Infam0usKiller  For those who seem confused, something big happened 2 months after this video.
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  776. At least if you were in the country you could hunt your own food.
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  777. I wish you could have mentioned the distinction between small beer and fully alcoholic beer.
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  778. Some of those battleships museums should incorporate Gedunk bars as part of the tour.
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  779. I think Ron edited the cart scene a little too early because you can just catch his voice on camera.
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  780. I used to think women and children first meant that they would just load as many boats to the brim with women and children and that the men went on a separate boat. Although the fact that some of the boats went out half full does indicate that they did have only women and children.
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  781. As she was led up to the guillotine Marie accidentally stepped on her executioner's foot. Her last words were "pardon me sir I didn't mean to do it on purpose".
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  782. Beignets are considered one of the earliest ancestors of the modern donut.
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  783. Dogs can eat meat and vegetables, but if a cat doesn't eat meat it goes blind.
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  784. Get well, get well soon, we wish you to get well.
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  785. I always thought dandelion salad was just the greens.
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  786.  @RAinteractive  Yes, but the actual actors see him and they don't break character.
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  787. I'm reminded that Larry Hagman wanted to have his body thrown into a wood chipper and have his remains used to fertilize a wheat field with the stipulation that one year later the wheat would be harvested and baked into a cake which all his friends would eat.
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  788. I think I heard that many of the pilots were given crystal meth as a way to lower their inhibitions. Maybe it was in those cups of sake.
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  789. The minute I heard South Dakota I thought that's a relief, they won't hit anybody.
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  790. The creators of The Onion have fooled people about the origin of their newspaper's name. When asked about the origin of the name they said that they were so poor in college that the only thing they could eat was fried onion sandwiches. Of course, at the time of The Onion's founding there was a school newspaper called The Union.
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  791. You should have mentioned William Kemmler, the first man executed by electric chair. He was electrocuted with 1,000 volts for 17 seconds but was found to be still breathing. So they pumped him for longer with 2,000 volts. Witnesses said that his blood vessels burst and some said he even caught fire.
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  792. You know you have to make pineapple wine now on Drinking History right.
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  793.  @mlaforce321  Speaking of the Civil Rights act, I'd like to see the immediate aftermath of that.
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  794. You had me right up until the mushrooms. Edit: Never mind, once it's mashed up I can probably tolerate them.
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  795. Every time I hear the word Hard Tack I smile in anticipation.
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  796. I'm surprised the church would consider breakfast a sin considering it comes from two words break fast.
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  797. Columbus sailed to the Americas in 1492. Syphilis was first reported in Italy in 1493. How's that for fair trade?
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  798. Have you ever done a video on the year of the 5 emperors?
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  799. In China, the moon has a rabbit making rice cakes.
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  800. Even a REAL banana sandwich sounds disgusting.
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  801.  @canaisyoung3601  The German version is the classic Grimm version. The Italian version is called Sun Moon and Talia by Giambattista Basile
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  802. You should do something from John Harvey Kellogg's cookbook.
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  803. It's a biiiiig salad from Seinfeld.
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  804. Remember Justine, you're eating for two now.
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  805. I read that the reason Nixon resigned was because he had found out that several Republican members of Congress were planning to vote against him.  In essence he wanted to go out on his own terms.
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  806. I'm pretty sure the British navy also had salt pork.
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  807. This makes me think of that Sylvester Stallone movie Daylight.
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  808. Reminds me of a Futurama joke: Your honor I move that I be disbarred for bringing this evidence against my clients.
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  809. I think I heard someone say 3,2,1 no one else can come.
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  810. Have you ever done a crossover with Townsends?
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  811. The real most dangerous food is Fugu, a sushi made from puffer fish.
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  812. Do you use the peels as chicken feed?
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  813. Has it really been a year already?
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  814. Way to clickbait James.
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  815. In England they drink hot Ribena
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  816. We need better treatment for the mentally ill.
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  817. I came here expecting him to jump across the table and be dragged out by security.
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  818. We went on a tour of Amsterdam and one of the stops was the tulip auction.
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  819.  @nickdamon2721  What is your opinion on MRI studies that indicate that transgender people have brain structures that match those of their preferred sex? https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8955456/
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  820. I'm from NOVA and I've never heard this story.
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  821. It's amazing how you can work in the hard tack joke even for a video about space food.
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  822. Too bad this wasn't explored in Man in the High Castle.
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  823. Washington Irving's biography of Christopher Columbus which said that Columbus was trying to prove that the earth was round.
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  824. I heard the reason for his drug addiction was because he played a right handed guitar most of his career, which caused him incredible pain. So he became addicted to pain killers.
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  825. Garlic: The overlooked food group.
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  826. I actually just read today that the US Supreme Court actually ruled the act unconstitutional, but Jackson did it anyway.
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  827. Forget a gag order. How about just a gag?
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  828. You should get some pigs. They would love to eat the leftovers.
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  829. For some reason I thought this was going to be a Townsend video.
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  830. Remember the story of the boy who cried wolf.
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  831. I never sit in the first or last car of a train for this reason.
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  832. I'd rather hear unalive then hear that bleep.
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  833. It wasn't just two swings. They also had to use the end of the ax to saw away a little gristle.
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  834. More people died in the trenches than on the battlefield.
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  835. Well it's not April Fools Day so he must be telling the truth.
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  836. Lutefisk was another way of preserving fish in the winter.
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  837. Do you notice that Ancient Greek toilets are "gender neutral". For thousands of years a toilet was just a hole in the ground and everybody used it.
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  838. Fertilization requires an egg and sperm. So masturbation is a waste of sperm. But nobody wants to ban that.
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  839. Instead of musical chairs a better analogy would be a time share.
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  840. We think independently...together.
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  841. Princess Anastasia was the first famous person to take a selfie.
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  842.  @MikaelaKMajorHistory  Yep, the one in Clifton.
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  843. Mexico didn't have a prohibition on alcohol, so a lot of people in Texas found them selves spending the weekend in Tijuana.
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  844. Walt Disney apparently threw a pretty raging party after Snow White won the Academy Award.
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  845. While you're on a Titanic kick, maybe you can do an episode about the Californian.
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  846. We watched the Disney movie in my German language class.
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  847. 90% of comments: new narrator sucks.
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  848. I'm surprised you didn't make a Hamburg Steak.
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  849. I remember something similar happening. It wasn't snow but it was cold and rainy.
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  850. Objection: You said it was legal to impersonate a police officer.
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  851. Looking at these events through the lens of history, it's easy to forget that these were real people who experienced a real tragedy. One of the most interesting stories I heard was of a 3rd class passenger who ended up moving to Detroit. They eventually built Naven Field across from his house. From that day forward he couldn't go out during a baseball game because the cheer of the crowd reminded him of the screams of the passengers in the water.
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  852. On a semi related note, the last person executed by guillotine was in 1977
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  853. The fact that you had to censor the P word just reinforces your thesis.
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  854. Could you do something about how the defense lawyers on law and order are always jerks.
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  855. The site of gallows hill now sits behind a Walgreens pharmacy.
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  856. I'm wondering you you deliberately put in the 4th movement of New World Symphony or if you mistook it for the Jaws theme.
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  857. Have you ever noticed that the generation that grew up on lunchables is now into Charcuterie Boards?
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  858. The kiss is a myth. According to an eyewitness she never moved a muscle.
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  859. There's a funny show on Netflix called Noresmen about a Viking slave.
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  860. And to think that I usually sit in the middle of the train because I think it will be safer.
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  861. Now I'm worried about when the Trumpers try to break him out of prison.
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  862.  @nickd3157  I like the female narrator on Weird History Food.
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  863. Even people with proper training can still make mistakes.
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  864. You probably wouldn't have eaten the bread.
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  865. There may have been panic caused by War of the Worlds but it wasn't in New York City. Producer Ben Gross said that the streets where deserted when he made his way to the studio for the end of the broadcast.
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  866. Objection: You didn't mention that the family of the slain worker is filing a wrongful death suit
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  867. When Trump dies, I don't think his body will lie in state. And if it does there is going to be a lot of extra security.
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  868. I've always been curious about candied fruit. Maybe you could make an episode about that.
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  869. It sounds like a spoiled rich kid pulling the whole "do you know who my father is" routine.
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  870. I remember a movie a few years ago called "Goya's Ghost" in which a woman is tried by the Spanish Inquisition simply because she didn't eat a roast pig.
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  871. Isn't it also against the uniform code to drink in uniform?
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  872. I see I'm not the only one who thinks of blood clots when I hear that name.
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  873. If Putin loses will China back off of Taiwan?
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  874. I know the cornmeal counts as a casing but I still would have made an intestinal casing in case it falls apart.
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  875. You had me at fried.
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  876. With just a few more ingredients the Vikings could have invented gunpowder.
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  877. One of Frank Capra's Why We Fight documentary series was devoted to the Blitz.
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  878. When Kubrick was trying to make The Aryan Papers he was asked what he thought about Schindler's List. He said it wasn't a holocaust movie, it was a success movie.
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  879. When my mother was pregnant with my sister, she had cravings for brownies. She could eat a whole pan in one sitting.
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  880. I keep forgetting that mace is also a spice.
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  881. Is there a difference between fowl and chicken?
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  882. Gnocchi has a weird texture to me. Maybe I've just never had the right kind.
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  883. I wonder what the hard way is?
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  884. There’s talk of Trump pulling a Cleveland in 2024 but that would mean he would have to admit he lost in 2020. Also “pulling a Cleveland” is a phrase now.
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  885. That's just Au Jus.
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  886. There was apparently a movie made in 1975 but it's supposed to be heavily fictionalized. I think it's time for a new movie.
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  887. It's not a fight to the death but in Spain there is an annual festival called La Tomatina in which participants have a giant food fight with tomatoes. Before the fight begins people have to climb up a greased poll to get a ham.
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  888. So I guess the lesson is, we should be glad we don't live in a Feudal fantasy land
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  889. I was really hoping for an answer from a Christian.
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  890. You should do a Laws Broken about Revenge of the Nerds. Then you can teach people about Rape by Fraud.
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  891. As I always say, the opposite of woke is asleep.
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  892. Judging from the hecklers in the crowd it sounds like it wasn't a very well attended event.
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  893. So a guy named Cook gave you an idea for a food video.
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  894. $50 in 1974 is $314.73 in 2024. That's pretty good for a modeling job.
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  895. I just read an article in The Guardian magazine about this.
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  896. What's not often talked about is that when Anne of Cleaves landed in England, Henry decided to disguise as a Royal messenger and plant a kiss on her. His line of reasoning was that she would be able to recognize true nobility. All Anne saw was some fat stranger trying to kiss her.
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  897. Being in a hurry is no excuse for not being safe.
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  898. I need a good chiropractor from all this whiplash.
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  899. I like Chevy Blue Caprice about Lee Boyd Malvo and John Allen Mohammad.
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  900. When Julius Caesar became emperor, they had to specify that he was "Dictator for life"
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  901. Objection: Do you really think Hydra could have been defeated that easily. Hydra probably still has a few loyalists in the UN
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  902. The Judicial branch is the only one I trust now.
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  903. I feel like he might be upsetting the baby even more.
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  904. I just can't get over that the White House Spokesperson's name is Speakes.
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  905. If you haven't done it yet, how about a video on the great Salem fire of 1914.
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  906. The Soviet propaganda machine must have had a field day with this one.
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  907. We know it's you Ron, the mustache isn't fooling anybody.
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  908. Please talk about all of Mr Potter’s crimes from It’s a Wonderful Life.
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  909. Would a criminal turning states evidence in exchange for immunity count as a Quid Pro Quo?
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  910. I really have to stop watching these videos on an empty stomach.
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  911. 300 has an unreliable narrator.
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  912. Have you ever made a ploughman's lunch?
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  913. That looks like Kraft macaroni.
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  914. I can't believe you did a bread episode and didn't work in a hardtack reference.
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  915. Could you do a video making soap out of all that leftover grease?
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  916. an 18th century deep fryer.
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  917. I'd like to see you do a crossover with Justine Dorn of Early American.
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  918. I think I read that the Hindenburg was so behind schedule that the passengers were given some quick sandwiches.
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  919. It's said that people who attended state dinners at the White House were encouraged to eat before they arrived.
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  920. It's said that the original Camel had the image of a naked woman embedded in it's front leg. That or a man with an erect penis.
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  921. 63 people may have lost their lives but considering how many people were there it could have been a whole lot worse.
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  922. Before watching this I just know that jell-o is going to be mentioned.
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  923. The 1970s is also history. I'd like to see something from one of those weird 70s cookbooks.
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  924. The word "unprecedented" sure comes up a lot when it comes Trump.
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  925. I wish they had served these at Medieval Times instead of chicken, corn and potatoes.
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  926. Sydney V Smith has since taken off her rings.
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  927. There's a joke in the movie Better Off Dead about boiled bacon.
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  928. I just knew you wouldn't mention high proof if you also weren't going to mention fire.
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  929. I didn't realize that Hawaii wasn't the first escape attempt.
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  930. I always thought those towers were just for nuclear power plants.
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  931. The irony is that those potatoes actually look pretty good.
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  932. Have you been to Scarborough Fair?
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  933. I can't help but think there's a certain irony too this channel. Here you are making food like it would have been made in the 19th century and yet if a person from 200 years ago were to time travel to today they would bend over backwards to use a microwave.
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  934. You hear that boys, Putin said we're part of Russia now. Guess we have to put down our guns and go home. Yeah right.
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  935. Once he realizes the puppy can give massages it’s alright
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  936. I'm torn between feeling sorry for him an being terrified of him.
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  937. Perhaps you should try making Lutefisk (literally fish cooked in lye).
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  938. One aspect that is often overlooked about the repeal of prohibition is the Great Depression. Not only did alcohol manufacturing create much needed jobs it also created tax revenue for the government.
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  939. It's not exactly the same, but I remember that my mom had an old Saab 900. It had one of those hinge windows where it only opens half way. One day I opened it and it just popped out. My mothers insurance refused to pay for it because they thought someone had broken in and she was lying.
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  940. I can't believe you didn't include Hotel California or Stairway to Heaven. Here's to my sweet Satan.
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  941. I don't think you've made Beignets yet.
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  942. You just had to go big or go home.
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  943. That almost looks like Stroganoff.
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  944. What would frontier dwellers have done with the used eggshells?
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  945. How about Nachos.
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  946. Sort of like an ancient donut.
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  947. "It was said that Augustus ruled the world, and Livia ruled Augustus"-I Claudius.
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  948. Given everything we know now about Mother Teresa, maybe that's not such a bad comparison.
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  949. Until I saw Patrick I thought you were just standing in front of a Green Screen
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  950. I actually feel bad for Chris Wallace
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  951. If you wan’t to keep kids of drugs show them the withdrawal scene from Trainspotting.
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  952. At least you're acknowledging this as an ASMR channel.
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  953. The cat is saying fine but the tail is saying no.
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  954. I was enjoying it right up until the sauerkraut.
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  955. I've always loved Regency dresses. I feel like Victorian fashion was a step back.
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  956.  Maria CANCER  You should write your own comment instead of replying to someone else.
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  957. Forgotten by who?
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  958. I saw a werewolf drinking a Pina Colada at Trader Vic's.
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  959.  @blackpoptart4781  Because there are hundreds if not thousands of memoirs of holocaust survivors. Hers would just be another one.
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  960. People won't choke on a plastic toy inside a candy if they know it's in there.
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  961. Ironically, we always ate them with pork. They go great with applesauce.
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  962. I remember an episode of the cartoon where Thing is feeling sad. To cheer him up Lurch comes out with a pot and asks if he wants to stir.
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  963. Our house had a sinkhole when I was little. My sister and her friend tried to play in it but our mother told her not to play in it.
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  964. I bet you could have a field day with the entire God's Not Dead Trilogy, especially the second film.  Also, you didn't mention the scene where the criminal holds a gun on Harvey in court.
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  965. In the Pizza Wars, California style always gets overlooked.
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  966. There was a Titanic film produced by Nazi Germany but I guess the survivors didn't get a chance to see that one. Also, there was an incident in which R Norris Smith kicked in a door to rescue a girl trapped in her room. One of the stewards chided him for damaging White Star property, but he told him to shut up. This scene was incorporated into the 1997 movie.
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  967. How about the Siege Tower? Imagine sitting in your castle and seeing one of those come over the horizon.
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  968. Now that Trump is out maybe you can go back to the fun videos. Might I suggest a Laws Broken for Goonies with a special appearance from Jeff Cohen.
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  969. You should review Dark Waters. It’s probably the most accurate legal movie ever.
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  970. One of his designs for a rapid fire, multi arrow crossbow as actually used in The Lord of the Rings.
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  971. I never really thought about the fact that Ice Cream is literally just Ice and Cream.
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  972. The Hearst Estate is half the size of Rhode Island.
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  973. What a lovely peace time use for a bayonet. Did people actually do this or did you come up with that yourself?
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  974. Now you should do the vastly underrated episode Devil's Due.
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  975. I see he still uses the same techniques he used as a pastor
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  976. Is it possible that the prosecutors have some sort of ace up their sleeve? Indite him for a minor crime and then pull out evidence of something much worse?
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  977. The Indus Valley Script could be receipts.
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  978. I remember seeing a production of True West on Showtime that was filmed at that theater.
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  979. Of course spam is disgusting when you eat it raw.
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  980. My car gets 40 Rods to the Hogshead and that's the way I like it dang it.
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  981. There was a stretching rack in the Tower of London called the Duke of Exeter's Daughter. Anybody put upon the rack was said to be "married to the Duke of Exeter's Daughter".
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  982. Tomatoes! Don't you know those things are poisonous?
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  983. This makes me think of Rainbow Capitalism. Every year for one month, Target paints a rainbow flag on the window and take it down when the month is over.
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  984. I've heard that James I claimed descent from Banquo so Shakespeare had to make Macbeth the bad guy.
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  985. The actual gunfight took place in a narrow alley 2 blocks from the O.K Corral. I guess "The gunfight at the narrow alley near the OK Corral" doesn't have the same ring to it.
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  986. It's amazing how just one word can cause so many deaths.
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  987. When I hear a story as outlandish as that I check to see if it was written on April 1st
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  988. The last execution by Guillotine in France happened the same year that Star Wars came out.
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  989. Happy belated Halloween.
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  990. I thought this was going to be about Greyfriar's Kirkland in Edinburgh.
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  991. There's a funny thing about the death penalty. When a person is executed by firing squad some of the guns are loaded with dummy bullets; when a a person is given lethal injection they have two guards press separate buttons simultaneously. All of this is to make sure that the executioner doesn't feel guilty. So we want to kill these people but we don't want to have to think about it.
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  992.  @uppityglivestockian  I should have said dummy bullets you're right. Maybe I'm wrong but I've just heard that they have dummy buttons and dummy switches is so the guard can have deniability (I wasn't the one who killed him).
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  993. No, no, no. That scene in The Shining is meant to show that Kubrick faked the moon landing.
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  994. And no Brazilian palm oil.
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  995. Thomas de Torquemada: Let's face it folks you can't Torquemada anything.
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  996. We don't have lice. We're Americans.
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  997.  @TheZooBrooksAB  Here is an article about why the Border states did not secede: https://www.nps.gov/articles/the-border-states.htm
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  998. There's no evidence that Mary Mary is about anything other than gardening.
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  999.  @geraldfriend256  The amount of wormwood is so small that you would die of alcohol poisoning first.
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  1000. Something tells me the first lawsuit isn't really about the pants.
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  1001. I always get Texas style when I go to Hard Times Cafe.
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  1002. I once had an idea for a screenplay about a Roman who comes to the modern day. At one point he’s held up by some crooks who call him “the dude from American Express”. Of course they quickly back away when he unsheathes his sword.
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  1003. I find body modification to be very empowering. A person who covers their body in tattoos and piercings is not doing it for anybody but themselves.
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  1004. I was just thinking that I don't see enough chocolate on this show.
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  1005. At least this one has a happy ending.
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  1006. When my dad was stationed in England the house we rented had a Bidet but we never used it.
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  1007. Oh how I wish it could be as simple as die hard Trump supporters watching this video and saying “My God! He’s right!” Unfortunately, for some people no evidence is enough.
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  1008. So that's where "The Life Of Riley" got the character name.
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  1009. In Ireland the original Jack-O-Lantern was a carved turnip. When the Irish immigrated to America they used Pumpkins because there were no turnips.
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  1010. Say Justine, have you ever heard of this Italian dish called pasta? It's sheets of dough that can be made into various shapes.
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  1011. I ate oysters once. After eating them all I could think about was these slimy things sitting in my stomach.
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  1012. Sawney Bean was the inspiration for the cannibal family in The Hills Have Eyes. Another interesting case of Cannibalism is that of German Armin Mewis who consensually ate his lover's penis. When he was prosecuted they didn't know how to punish him since it was consensual.
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  1013. It sounds like mine salting when people would sprinkle flecks of gold in to a worthless core sample to make the mine seem more valuable.
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  1014. I remember Michelin also released travel books about the places your visiting. I bought a book about haunted England.
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  1015. Angela Montenegro's father is Billy Gibbons, but don't make a big deal about it.
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  1016. It's funny; people today are yearning for life in the past, while anybody from the past would kill for a microwave,
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  1017. I'm going out and get some waffle fries.
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  1018. Apparently it was illegal for children in Victorian England to shout Celery. I wonder if celery was a thieve's cant.
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  1019. I'm new to this channel so I don't know if you've already done it but I would like to know about the history of Muslims in the 13 colonies.
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  1020. Some lady gave it to him, she even signed it. Ruth...Baby Ruth.
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  1021. If Phelps were to wear all of his medals at once it would cause severe neck pain. It would be the equivalent of wearing a bowling ball around your neck.
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  1022.  @NolaH-sb4vf  My previous comment seems to have been removed so here's another link https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/aia/part4/4h3106t.html
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  1023. They ate old shoes made of licorice. Oh wait, that was the Alaska gold rush.
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  1024. a thin leek soup, followed by a salad of green beans, onions and beets, river pike poached in almond milk, mounds of mashed turnips that were cold before they reached the table, jellied calves' brains and a leche of stringy beef.
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  1025.  @aryahavinfun5682  That's because it is.
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  1026. We don't really see yo doing a lot of grilling Justine.
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  1027. I wonder if soldiers treat every meal like their last?
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  1028. An extra large feast to make up for last week's misfortune.
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  1029. Since Halloween falls on a Tuesday, you should keep it up and make sugar skulls next week.
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  1030. Most of these seem to actually involve some sort of effort, but that first one? Just make some fondue but substitute bread with ham and tater tots.
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  1031. A great example of immigrants making use of what's available.
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  1032. You have a very understanding husband.
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  1033. I wouldn't be surprised if Leonardo was on the spectrum. Possibly ADHD.
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  1034. Maybe the villagers are vampires. Or maybe they just don't want to eat who raw garlic.
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  1035. I prefer the name Hogzilla.
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  1036. Nazi Santa is creepy.
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  1037.  @wmdkitty  Because smiling is expected from retail workers in the US.
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  1038. You can get a lot farther with a kind word and a gun then just a kind word. A kind word for the common folk and a gun for your enemies.
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  1039. They say that lard is supposed to be healthier than butter but my god!
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  1040. I always played the 3rd edition of the game. By the end of one trip, I was in such poor condition that the land grant office would only give me a small house on the outskirts of town.
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  1041. The path of the flight reminds me of one of Jeffy's walks from Family Circus.
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  1042. Sounds like a job with a high turnover rate.
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  1043. You have 1400 pounds of meat. But you can only carry 100 pounds.
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  1044. I'm a very liberal person but even I agree that this is too far. My main problem is "PARENTS who believe their children are transgender" And why do they have testicles?
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  1045. I think the case could be made for Noam Chomsky as a philosopher.
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  1046. I come home late on Tuesday night, hungry as hell and your videos are the ones I gravitate to first. I must be some sort of sadist.
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  1047. While you may occasionally see a round house or a triangle house, 4 walls and a roof has been pretty much the standard.
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  1048. I'm just curious where the footage of Dorothy is going to fit. My guess is that it's going to come at the beginning of the movie, followed by flashbacks.
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  1049.  @Nexol13  But why would they include footage from part 2 in the trailer for part 1?
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  1050. I'm full just looking at those.
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  1051. I remember Pringles commercials where they talked about the shapes you could make (the duck bill, the lizard tongue).
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  1052. I guess this means you made it.
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  1053. I used to think it was "London bridges falling down".
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  1054. You made a fruit cake that actually looks good. Who would have thought?
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  1055.  @williamphillips2671  look up the sketch More Cowbell.
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  1056. Caramel really is the easiest desert to make.
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  1057. Trump's father was a millionaire real estate salesman. Biden's father sold used cars.
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  1058.  @1987BillyBob  so who's the elite?
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  1059. Gruel doesn't have a very pleasing name.
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  1060. Jericho also inspired a great spiritual song.
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  1061. Not quite related but I believe I heard that the palace was so big that servants had to run so that the king's breakfast wouldn't get cold.
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  1062. If it weren't for the egg yokes and the butter this would be a vegan. I'm sure there must have been food that would be considered vegan in the 19th century. Maybe when the weather permits more vegetables you could make a vegan recipe.
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  1063. The Hard Tack thing will never get old.
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  1064. I don't think that's what Orwell was saying in Nineteen Eighty-Four.
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  1065. Meanwhile, not only did the Hitler family change their name, they all made a pact to never have children.
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  1066. I want to see a movie about an amateur detective who pretends to be a ghost to get a conviction.
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  1067. I had a classmate in high school who said Soccer was a girl's sport.
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  1068. Of course the rich will still be able to buy their children out.
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  1069.  @SatumainenOlento  I think it deserves it's own video.
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  1070. OK Mr inspector. If the water's so safe why don't you drink it.
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  1071. I'd like to know who the lone abstainer was.
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  1072. Larks' tongues. Wrens' livers. Chaffinch brains. Jaguars' earlobes. Wolf nipple chips.
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  1073. So a non lawyer can't represent themselves in court.
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  1074. The mourner's death is certainly Ironic.
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  1075. To this day the Turkish government still denies the Armenian Genocide
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  1076. Suddenly Thanksgiving got more interesting for 100,000 people.
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  1077. I just read an article in Atlantic about the new Icon of the Seas cruise ship. It doesn't matter how big it is, I just can't spend my time surrounded by four walls.
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  1078. I remember back in the early 2000s someone decided to start taking pictures of Barbie in BDSM positions. You can probably still find them around the internet.
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  1079. On the 100th anniversary of the sinking, someone left a pair of Binoculars on Frederick Fleet's grave with a note apologizing for being late.
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  1080. I take the Homer Simpson defense in regards to Kinder Eggs: If you're dumb enough to eat it you deserve to die.
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  1081. Samoset learned English from local traders so beer was one of the only words he knew.
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  1082. One theory is that the rule of thumb refers to how a husband could beat his wife as long as the strap was no bigger than his thumb
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  1083. Me: Is there going to be hardtack in this episode? Max:
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  1084. Is all that rain from the tip of Tropical Storm Beryl?
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  1085. Upton Sinclair wrote the book about how immigrants are being exploited. All anybody cared about was what was going into their meat.
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  1086. The question still remains: Who is Q? I don't think they're Russian. Right now I'm thinking either the Chinese or the North Koreans. Of course there's always the possibility that it's Iranians.
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  1087. Mace gets such a bad reputation these days.
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  1088. I guess "take your child to work day" wasn't a thing.
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  1089. "Germany dishes out the moolah" I don't know why that makes me laugh so much.
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  1090. It sure looks like there's rust on the pillar to me.
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  1091. Radio was in its infancy but Television was purely theoretical in 1916.
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  1092. Some states have banned Nutraloaf as cruel and unusual punishment.
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  1093. Whenever astronauts visit schools the number one question they get asked is how do they use the bathroom.
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  1094. You can't deny that Buffalo Wings come from Buffalo. It's all in the sauce.
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  1095. So that's where the Terrifier got the idea.
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  1096. I would honestly be more surprised if Trump remembered anybody.
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  1097. Talk about burning the whole forest because you don't like a tree.
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  1098. I do hope this music is only for this episode.
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  1099. In the 1950s John Wayne made a movie about Genghis Khan. The film was shot downwind of a Nuclear testing site and they even used radioactive sand for studio shots. As a result nearly half the cast got cancer.
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  1100. It should be noted that Lord Carnarvon had been suffering from poor health ever since he was in a car accident. So he was much more susceptible to getting an infection from a mosquito bite.
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  1101. If you or your family can not provide the Wassail/You must turn in your debit card and pin number. Love and joy come to you/Unless you can't provide the Wassail/Then sever financial penalties will come to you/Then sever financial penalties to you -MST3K
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  1102. You don't need a dial to show you you're too low. Just look out the window.
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  1103. The jury is still out on Mary Mary.
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  1104. How do you find mutton? I know you're not getting it at Whole Foods because I've tried.
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  1105. I can't believe that one of the engineering professors didn't oversea the project.
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  1106. Why is a queen's wand called a scepter? Because everybody works 'cept her.😆
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  1107. I once got food poisoning from shrimp and I've been cautious ever since.
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  1108. There is a legend of a group of so called "mad deserters" who lived in abandoned trenches and would go out at night to rob the dead.
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  1109. So what exactly did the town ordinance say?
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  1110. A priest once saw a small boy walking down the street carrying a loaf of bread an one hand in his pocket. "I see you have the Staff of Life in your hand. But what do you have in the other"? "A loaf of bread" the boy replied.
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  1111.  @johnmeraz7348  And all those cities looked the same when they were first built. But every one of those cities has a diversity in its architecture. The point is that styles change and new buildings look the same because that's the current style. In a few years a new style for buildings will come along.
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  1112. Don't forget the Lindow Man.
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  1113. I think we all know the real reason Republicans are worried about Biden's health. If he dies in office, Kamala Harris will take over.
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  1114. There was a book called Hit man: A Technical Manuel. I don't know if it was ever outright banned but it is now out of print.
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  1115. The important thing to remember is that I had an onion on my belt, which was the style at the time. We couldn't get white onions because of the war. Just those big yellow onions.
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  1116. Nobody ever gets lost in New York? I got lost in Central Park trying to find the zoo. Never did find it.
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  1117. I hear Wimpy and UK and I automatically think about the hamburger chain.
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  1118. I can't believe people are placing monetary bets on the election.
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  1119. It took me a second to realize the background music was from The Nutcracker.
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  1120. Basically, Ninjas were so stealthy that they were forbidden from eating any food that would give them bad breath. That includes garlic.
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  1121. It feels like something you would see in a slapstick comedy.
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  1122. I didn't think that house even had an outlet. Did you bring a portable generator?
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  1123. Antarctica is the world's largest desert.
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  1124. His property was half the size of Rhode Island. Can you how many cities could have been built on that land?
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  1125. This is so weird. I was just reading that New Yorker article about him.
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  1126. I lived in England from 1994 to 1999 so I can't donate blood.
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  1127. My theory about Genghis Khan's death is that he wasn't buried but cremated. That seems to me to be the only way to ensure he's never found.
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  1128. Does putting them that close to the fire help the activation?
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  1129. I'm fascinated by last meals served before disasters. I would love to know what was served for breakfast at the Windows of the World on 9/11.
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  1130. Let's give the narrator more chances to quote Shakespeare.
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  1131. The one guy who's name really is Hammer actually downplays it.
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  1132. Did Ron actually kill a deer himself?
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  1133. I remember at work one of my co-workers asking if there was any black man more famous than Michael Jackson. I said Nelson Mandela who he'd never heard of. My co-worker was black by the way.
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  1134. Of all your kitchen tools, I don't think I could ever use the straw whisk. I just don't think I could stand picking out bits of straw from my food.
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  1135. Not a food but one cure for the Plague was consuming powdered emeralds.
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  1136. I think I heard a story about a town that said any items taken from the site were cursed. Maybe the previous owner was the one who set up the curse rumor and that's why people are sending the items back.
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  1137. Never take I can't for an answer.
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  1138. Can you imagine if we still had the old President/Vice President rule. I think we would have the first double homicide in the White House.
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  1139. Precious Hamburgers?
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  1140. Most of that body weight is pure muscle.
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  1141. But does the government have a plan in case a computer virus sends us all back to the 19th century.
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  1142. Don't forget, the main source of toothpaste was powdered mouse brains.
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  1143. For soft boiled eggs you're supposed to cut the toast into strips and dunk it in the yoke. They're called soldiers.
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  1144. Inspirational or not that cat is long dead. Well that’s kind of a downer.
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  1145. I have never heard anybody say "Yalks".
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  1146. How about historical campaign trail hookups.
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  1147. I like your singing Sondheim.
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  1148. I've heard a theory that the author of "A String of Pearls" got the name Sweeney Todd from Sawney Bean.
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  1149. The Trapps ended up creating a ski lodge in Stowe VT which they still run today.
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  1150. I trust that you're going to do a video about the Indiana University lawsuit. I'm curious if it''s a matter of the 14th or 10th amendment.
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  1151. Not all that dissimilar from how gyro meat is made.
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  1152. I'd like to see you make something flambe.
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  1153. This movie was originally going to be told from the Sheriff's perspective. It would have depicted him as a cop investigating a string of murders that have been attributed to Robin Hood.
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  1154. RobertShaw is actually pronounced Robe a show
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  1155. Is there any chance that the RNC could simply not choose him if he runs in 2024.
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  1156. This time next year you'll be making 19th century baby food.
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  1157. When you say roast for one hour, does that mean 30 minutes a side? Assuming you're not cooking in a modern oven.
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  1158.  @EarlyAmerican  Thanks. A Turn spit would probably be easier,
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  1159. Grant actually looks like his description in the book now.
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  1160. I also imagine that internet access is virtually non existent.
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  1161. Math was never my strong suit. Can someone break that down into a percentage?
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  1162. What do you mean ugh? I don't like spam.
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  1163. Hope you don't have to do any drug test later today.
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  1164. Contrary to popular belief, Princip was not eating a sandwich. Serbian Delis didn't even serve sandwiches at the time.
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  1165. Let's say Ariel did write a note. How would you react if a mute woman came up to you with a note saying that she's a mermaid who is under an enchantment and needs the kiss of true love? Paging Monsieur D'Arque.
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  1166. Given that Ursula the Sea Witch was modeled after a drag queen, I think they should have cast RuPaul in the role.
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  1167. If they had wanted to sync up Dark Side of the Moon with Wizard of Oz they would have had to play the movie on a 16mm projector since they didn't have VHS at the time.
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  1168. Aha, so it was the Penasco's fault.
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  1169. So its basically a bread pudding.
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  1170. It's interesting that they didn't put flour on before the egg. I wonder when that started.
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  1171. There was one disease that the health inspectors didn't catch: The Bubonic Plague. San Francisco had been suffering from a plague outbreak for several years at the time. When all the houses were destroyed, it not only displaced the people it also displaced the rats who also took shelter in the homeless camps. Caitlin Doughty did a great video about it.
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  1172. I'm used to seeing James. Who is this guy?
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  1173. You should do a video on the Great Salem Fire of 1914.
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  1174. Trump staying calm?
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  1175. That's how you do a teaser trailer.
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  1176. You sir have won the internet.
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  1177. I was going to ask if Ron shot the turkey himself but who am I kidding, of course he did.
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  1178. I'm glad I never watched this show.
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  1179.  @SMDoktorPepper  Still a fun story.
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  1180. Now do a video about the failed Woodstock '99
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  1181. You always talk about the working class. How about a video about the gentry.
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  1182. I think a table just opened up.
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  1183. I'd rather visit Carboniferous Park.
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  1184. Who else thought it looked like a Rice Krispy Treat?
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  1185.  @greggoreo6738  Couldn't be to Augustus as he died in AD 14.
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  1186.  @roy6419  All after Jesus died. I'm talking about contemporary.
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  1187.  @roy6419  What I'm saying is that no contemporary Roman records make any mention of a man called Jesus. No Roman court clerk saying "a man named Jesus was whipped this morning".
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  1188. "Religious Bout" imagine that on Pay Per View.
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  1189. I live near Crystal City which has an underground mall. Unfortunately it's been on the decline over the years so it gets quite eerie with so many closed shops.
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  1190. There's a bizarre theory called the Phantom Time Hypothesis that suggests that the middle ages didn't actually exist and it was all a conspiracy by Pope Gregory the Great.
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  1191. This is why I don't sit in the first or last car.
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  1192. It's amazing how all breads contain the same basic ingredients. The difference is how you bake it.
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  1193. When your homestead is complete, will you still be cooking here?
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  1194. Here's an interesting thought experiment. Your whole life you are taught that the sky is blue. But you are only told that's blue. How do we know that people with different colored eyes see color the same way we do? Maybe what's blue to you is different for a person with green eyes.
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  1195. The almond paste is like a 19th century bath bomb. I'm curious if you use this in your modern bathroom?
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  1196. I used to think a pound cake meant just a pound of sugar, but seeing this it clearly means a pound of butter as well.
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  1197. I wish I could be a fly on the wall of the recording booth when Ed Boon had to make all those grunting noises.
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  1198. One of the reasons the lookouts didn't see the iceberg is because Fleet couldn't find his binoculars. On the 100th anniversary of the sinking, some prankster decided to put a pair on his grave with an apology for the lateness.
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  1199.  @HugoGHA  Fleet certainly thought so.
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  1200. Don't give McDonald's ideas.
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  1201. You're kind of the OG TradWife.
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  1202. Owls and Crows? Those are meat.
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  1203. Bring back Time Travel Food.
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  1204. Whales are like any other animal. If you leave them alone they'll leave you alone.
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  1205. Criminal Trespass is how The Shadow became Lamont Cranston (at least in the books).
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  1206. I didn't think frontier people ate risotto.
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  1207. Please sir, I want some more.
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  1208. And here I thought you were going to make snow cones
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  1209. Last Thursdayism sounds like a thought experiment.
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  1210. I won't eat anything with a face. I will however eat anything that used to have a face.
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  1211. This is why you don't take your work home with you.
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  1212. After watching this whole series, I can conclude that the 3rd class dinner looked the most appealing.
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  1213. sounds like Varro was lactose intolerant
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  1214. I still can't get over that the perjurer's name was Bossy.
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