Comments by "the other Andrew" (@theotherandrew5540) on "The History Guy: History Deserves to Be Remembered" channel.

  1. As ever, fascinating.
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  2. Rules are for the guidance of the wise and the obedience of fools.
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  3. As ever, profit trumps all. It’s not that the companies and their directors want to kill workers and consumers, they just don’t care. Profit is God!
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  4. HOW TO MAKE ENGLISH. Take a little organic Celtic and cook slowly, adding just a pinch of Latin. When it's off the boil, add a generous helping of old German, of the Friesland variety and cook slowly for a few centuries. Add several handfuls of hot Scandinavian and stir well. Once this is simmering nicely, cover it all with a thick layer of course French and put the lid on. Wait for the grammar to begin to curdle. Once this appears to have settled, skewer the mix with a sharp Caxton, which will instantly crystallise the spelling. Keep well away from logic as this ruins the flavour. Allow it to simmer gently for a century or two then top it with a sprinkling of Greek, and just a few odd words from random languages. Allow it to cool and solidify. It travels well and makes an excellent base for Air, sea, commercial and diplomatic dishes. (Store in a cool place, lest it goes rancid and becomes American.)
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  5. Мне очень нравится ананас!
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  6. You tell it well, and it’s all interesting.
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  7. They are beautiful, the make those showery spring days so bright and cheerful.The the leaves are a delicious addition to normal “salad”. Clean the roots (old ones are often the best), chop them up and fry them with onions as a delightful addition to so many dishes.
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  8. In my experience as a woodworker, the Robertson is the better. It is slightly quicker to use and less likely to cam-out.
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