Comments by "Dank" (@Dank-gb6jn) on "Biographics" channel.

  1. Humbly requesting George Carlin. A comedian and satirist who oftentimes hit the nail more than just on the head; and whose bits were infinitely more than just satire. The guy was a comedian, satirist, begrudged philosopher, and even the narrative voice of Thomas the Train.
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  2. Humbly requesting George Carlin. A comedian and satirist who oftentimes hit the nail more than just on the head; and whose bits were infinitely more than just satire. The guy was a comedian, satirist, begrudged philosopher, and even the voice of Thomas the Train.
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  3. Humbly requesting George Carlin. A comedian and satirist who oftentimes hit the nail more than just on the head; and whose bits were infinitely more than just satire. The guy was a comedian, satirist, begrudged philosopher, and even the narrative voice of Thomas the Train.
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  4. Humbly requesting George Carlin. A comedian and satirist who oftentimes hit the nail more than just on the head; and whose bits were infinitely more than just satire. The guy was a comedian, satirist, begrudged philosopher, and even the narrative voice of Thomas the Train.
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  5. Yo Simon, on The Casual Criminalist you should cover Joe “The Cannibal” Metheny. Guy was a real sick individual who mixed his victims’ remains with other meat and made “barbecue sandwiches” which he sold out a roadside stand.
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  6. Humbly requesting George Carlin. A comedian and satirist who oftentimes hit the nail more than just on the head; and whose bits were infinitely more than just satire. The guy was a comedian, satirist, begrudged philosopher, and even the narrative voice of the Thomas the Train, (AKA Thomas the Tank Engine) tv show.
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  7. Can we get a Franklin Pierce vid next? Or, if that’s too controversial...can we get a George Carlin video? Man was an absolute LEGEND as the Great Simon Whistler would say.
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  8. Humbly requesting George Carlin. A comedian and satirist who oftentimes hit the nail more than just on the head; and whose bits were infinitely more than just satire. The guy was a comedian, satirist, begrudged philosopher, and even the narrative voice of Thomas the Train.
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  9. Humbly requesting George Carlin. A comedian and satirist who oftentimes hit the nail more than just on the head; and whose bits were infinitely more than just satire. The guy was a comedian, satirist, begrudged philosopher, and even the voice of Thomas the Train.
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  10. Humbly requesting George Carlin. A comedian and satirist who oftentimes hit the nail more than just on the head; and whose bits were infinitely more than just satire. The guy was a comedian, satirist, begrudged philosopher, and even the narrative voice of Thomas the Train.
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  11. Humbly requesting George Carlin. A comedian and satirist who oftentimes hit the nail more than just on the head; and whose bits were infinitely more than just satire. The guy was a comedian, satirist, begrudged philosopher, and even the narrative voice of Thomas the Train.
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  12. Humbly requesting George Carlin. A comedian and satirist who oftentimes hit the nail more than just on the head; and whose bits were infinitely more than just satire. The guy was a comedian, satirist, begrudged philosopher, and even the narrative voice of Thomas the Train.
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  13. Humbly requesting George Carlin. A comedian and satirist who oftentimes hit the nail more than just on the head; and whose bits were infinitely more than just satire. The guy was a comedian, satirist, begrudged philosopher, and even the narrative voice of the Thomas the Train, (AKA Thomas the Tank Engine) tv show.
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  14. Humbly requesting George Carlin. A comedian and satirist who oftentimes hit the nail more than just on the head; and whose bits were infinitely more than just satire. The guy was a comedian, satirist, begrudged philosopher, and even the narrative voice of Thomas the Train.
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  15. Humbly requesting George Carlin. A comedian and satirist who oftentimes hit the nail more than just on the head; and whose bits were infinitely more than just satire. The guy was a comedian, satirist, begrudged philosopher, and even the narrative voice of the Thomas the Train, (AKA Thomas the Tank Engine) tv show.
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  16. Humbly requesting George Carlin. A comedian and satirist who oftentimes hit the nail more than just on the head; and whose bits were infinitely more than just satire. The guy was a comedian, satirist, begrudged philosopher, and even the narrative voice of Thomas the Train.
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  17. Humbly requesting George Carlin. A comedian and satirist who oftentimes hit the nail more than just on the head; and whose bits were infinitely more than just satire. The guy was a comedian, satirist, begrudged philosopher, and even the narrative voice of Thomas the Train.
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  18. Humbly requesting George Carlin. A comedian and satirist who oftentimes hit the nail more than just on the head; and whose bits were infinitely more than just satire. The guy was a comedian, satirist, begrudged philosopher, and even the voice of Thomas the Train.
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  19. Humbly requesting George Carlin. A comedian and satirist who oftentimes hit the nail more than just on the head; and whose bits were infinitely more than just satire. The guy was a comedian, satirist, begrudged philosopher, and even the narrative voice of Thomas the Train.
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  20. Humbly requesting George Carlin. A comedian and satirist who oftentimes hit the nail more than just on the head; and whose bits were infinitely more than just satire. The guy was a comedian, satirist, begrudged philosopher, and even the narrative voice of the Thomas the Train, (AKA Thomas the Tank Engine) tv show.
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  21. Humbly requesting George Carlin, again. The world needs this Fact Boi!
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  22. Humbly requesting George Carlin. A comedian and satirist who oftentimes hit the nail more than just on the head; and whose bits were infinitely more than just satire. The guy was a comedian, satirist, begrudged philosopher, and even the narrative voice of Thomas the Train.
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  23. Humbly requesting George Carlin. A comedian and satirist who oftentimes hit the nail more than just on the head; and whose bits were infinitely more than just satire. The guy was a comedian, satirist, begrudged philosopher, and even the narrative voice of Thomas the Train.
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  24. Humbly requesting George Carlin. A comedian and satirist who oftentimes hit the nail more than just on the head; and whose bits were infinitely more than just satire. The guy was a comedian, satirist, begrudged philosopher, and even the narrative voice of Thomas the Train.
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  25. Once again, asking for Joe “The Cannibal” Metheny. For a casual criminalist episode, not a biographics one.
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  26. Humbly requesting George Carlin. A comedian and satirist who oftentimes hit the nail more than just on the head; and whose bits were infinitely more than just satire. The guy was a comedian, satirist, begrudged philosopher, and even the narrative voice of Thomas the Train.
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  27. Humbly requesting George Carlin. A comedian and satirist who oftentimes hit the nail more than just on the head; and whose bits were infinitely more than just satire. The guy was a comedian, satirist, begrudged philosopher, and even the narrative voice of Thomas the Train.
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  28. Humbly requesting George Carlin. A comedian and satirist who oftentimes hit the nail more than just on the head; and whose bits were infinitely more than just satire. The guy was a comedian, satirist, begrudged philosopher, and even the narrative voice of the Thomas the Train, (AKA Thomas the Tank Engine) tv show.
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  29. Humbly requesting George Carlin. A comedian and satirist who oftentimes hit the nail more than just on the head; and whose bits were infinitely more than just satire. The guy was a comedian, satirist, begrudged philosopher, and even the narrative voice of Thomas the Train.
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  30. Humbly requesting George Carlin. A comedian and satirist who oftentimes hit the nail more than just on the head; and whose bits were infinitely more than just satire. The guy was a comedian, satirist, begrudged philosopher, and even the narrative voice of Thomas the Train.
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  31. Humbly requesting George Carlin. A comedian and satirist who oftentimes hit the nail more than just on the head; and whose bits were infinitely more than just satire. The guy was a comedian, satirist, begrudged philosopher, and even the voice of Thomas the Train.
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  32. Two Generals: one searching for glory and would, in his own words, “...be willing, yes glad, to see a battle every day during my life.” The other, conducting war, though liking no part of it; in his words: “It is well that war is so terrible, or we should grow too fond of it.” Thus is the duality of leadership during war time.
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  33. Humbly requesting George Carlin. A comedian and satirist who oftentimes hit the nail more than just on the head; and whose bits were infinitely more than just satire. The guy was a comedian, satirist, begrudged philosopher, and even the narrative voice of Thomas the Train.
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  34. Humbly requesting George Carlin. A comedian and satirist who oftentimes hit the nail more than just on the head; and whose bits were infinitely more than just satire. The guy was a comedian, satirist, begrudged philosopher, and even the voice of Thomas the Train.
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  35. Day 1 of asking for a Biographics video on General Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson.
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  36. Stonewall Jackson video needs to be made. Second suggestion, President McKinley.
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  37. Humbly requesting George Carlin. A comedian and satirist who oftentimes hit the nail more than just on the head; and whose bits were infinitely more than just satire. The guy was a comedian, satirist, begrudged philosopher, and even the narrative voice of Thomas the Train.
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  38. Humbly requesting George Carlin. A comedian and satirist who oftentimes hit the nail more than just on the head; and whose bits were infinitely more than just satire. The guy was a comedian, satirist, begrudged philosopher, and even the narrative voice of Thomas the Train.
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  39. The Quest...is finished. Many thanks to the PEOPLE who helped get this to where is is now. Without those who liked and commented, I doubt we’d have the video. Thanks to writers of the episode, and to Simon for his presentation and steadfast ability to not flip his lid.
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  40.  @joeyr7294  yes sir. I aim to get this great comedian exposed to a younger audience, and remind the older audience of his brilliance.
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  41. Humbly requesting George Carlin. A comedian and satirist who oftentimes hit the nail more than just on the head; and whose bits were infinitely more than just satire. The guy was a comedian, satirist, begrudged philosopher, and even the narrative voice of Thomas the Train.
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  42. Would definitely love to see a McKinley episode.
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  43. “I can never consent to being dictated to.” -John Tyler
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  44.  @heathermason9311  absolutely! He’d be a worthy subject for Simon to cover.
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  45.  @Dr.RichardBanks  Redd Foxx and Sam Kinison would be awesome as well.
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  46. I think Millard Fillmore, John Tyler, and Franklin Pierce would like to have a word.
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  47. We must bring back these historical names. I’ll name my first kid Dankus Magnus.
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  48.  @hendyo_98  Simon has never covered George Carlin in any capacity.
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  49. Eli Whitney deserves a video, if he hasn’t gotten one already.
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  50.  @MrHalokid21  Carlin is one of my all time favorite free speech advocates as well. Second only to Larry Flynt. While I didn’t agree with the latter’s politics, (or a lot of the former’s politics for that matter); I definitely enjoyed the content that they provided; and saw them as beacons for free speech; (despite them both being quite before my time). Carlin, I would posit, is likely the greatest philosopher-comedian that the modern and post-modern era has seen.
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