www.usnews.com/science/articles/2010/01/12/egypt-new-find-shows-slaves-didnt-build-pyramids www.cbsnews.com/news/more-evidence-slaves-didnt-build-pyramids/ harvardmagazine.com/2003/07/who-built-the-pyramids-html www.reuters.com/article/us-egypt-antiquities-tombs/egypt-tombs-suggest-pyramids-not-built-by-slaves-idUSTRE6091E720100110 www.history.com/news/history-lists/11-things-you-may-not-know-about-ancient-egypt Can y'all calm down now please
Okay, so first off, congratulations on making it to trending. Like the channel. Second off, thank you for being the first youtuber who actually posted sources to where their getting this whole idea from. Thirdly... Uh... no... still no. It's just as likely that they were buried near their king, so they could serve their king in the afterlife. After all, the Pharaoh keeps all of his worldly possessions with him in his tomb, why not bring along one of his greatest resources, his slaves? Moreover, I never said that they were slaves... But, and I'm arguing semantics just to be a dick, however you twist this, they're still slaves in my mind... unless they were paid substantially, they were slaves! either they were slaves to their own poverty and had to do the grueling labor for money they desperately needed to live, or they were slaves to their king in the sense that they essentially had to... If the king asks if you want to do it... you say yes. Also, seems they were worked pretty badly according to one of your sources: "the pyramid builders led a life of hard labor, said Adel Okasha, supervisor of the excavation. Their skeletons have signs of arthritis, and their lower vertebrae point to a life passed in difficulty, he said." So, yeah... seems like slaves to me... But, it doesn't really matter and we'll never find out so who the fuck cares...
He left out part of the witch trials story, he resigned to being crushed like a badass because if he made a guilty, or not guilty, plea his daughter wouldn't be allowed to inherit his property. By not giving a plea at all, and dying horribly for it, he ensured his daughter would not be homeless when he was executed.
@@GBlockbreaker I disagree, it isnt like every person was getting declared a witch, even if their family members were. I also think him being crushed completely served as some form of exoneration, sort of like the rocks and pond one, where if they die they weren't a witch.
The reason that guy was okay with being crushed to death was because being convicted of witchcraft would have meant that all his property would be seized by the town, so his family would have been left with nothing. He sacrificed himself to provide for his wife and kids
Giles Corey didn't want to "confess" to witchcraft to alleviate his suffering, as tempting as that must've been, because the moment he did, his property would've been seized. Corey wanted his property to stay in the hands of his family, so he died for it.
Under the rules of procedure at the time a defendant could not be tried until and unless he entered a plea. To prevent miscreants from avoiding justice by refusing to enter a plea, poena dure et forte (punishment hard and strong) was used to coerce a plea. The idea that he did so to avoid forfeit of his property is the most likely reason for him to have done as he did.
Aw man that's sad, I thought he was just a weird guy with an extreme... idk, weight fetish that he didn't mind dying for. The way Sam O'Nella worded it just sounded very funny idk. Now I feel sorry for this dude that died centuries ago :/
I once did a project at school and we made a Salem Witch Trial journal, we can name the press that published it whatever we wanted, so I called mine "Giles Press".
Insert stock image of people clapping and give it a red filter and shake it around the screen. Honestly, that would've made the scene a thousand times funnier.
I read about Giles Corey in a book called The Big Book of Pain. I agree. He is a total badass. He also goes to show that no matter how ridiculous and cruel society is, there’s always gonna be someone that goes “that’s bs.” Torture is just a way to control a group of people who are a potential threat or an imaginary one like witches. From what I read in this book, you don’t need to do anything fancy to inflict a hell of a lot of pain on someone. An 81 year old man who’s fed up with the witch trails refusing to fold for 3 days while he was being crushed to death? Total badass
Weird how that whole comment reminded me of the stories in the bible. I always thought they were BS. I think, true or not, the biggest lessons are the conclusions we draw from them.
Wishing I could tag my fiancé in #5 because I asked him to trim the low hanging branches from our tree in the front yard. I got back from town less than an hour later and the whole tree was gone. It's been 7 years. I still don't have an explanation other than maybe he didn't like where it sat in the yard.
My guess to the explanation is that if he got rid of the tree, trimming it would no longer be a chore did it once and done. My other guess is that he had to much fun with the chainsaw. But seven years, just ask him.
When I first started cutting my own hair, I was only going to trim it a bit but I cut it shorter and shorter and decided to just cut it all and shave my head
He also forgot that Emperor Napoleon Boneparte wasn't short. He was an average height for his age. British propaganda made the myth that Napoleon was a midget.
The myth was created based on the fact that for some group of elite French soldiers, one of the requirements was to be at least 6 ft tall, which was above average then.
beside whats named above french feet (measurement unit) at the time where slightly bigger than british feet. So when the french said "hes 4'11" the brits all started wheezing and the french didnt know why
@@alliedanchor8864 bro I’m just trying to say that people with dwarfism dont like being called midgets and people should stop using the word for anything other than pickles lmao
Fun fact: The first Autobahn was in fact build under Konrad Adenauer, the German chancellor after WWII, who at the time was mayor of cologne. It’s located between Cologne and Bonn. Adenauer was kind of a badass anyway. During the Nazi Regime he did on one memorable occasion refuse to greet Hitler, when he came to visit Cologne and even forbade to put up the swastika on public bridges, unrelated to this incident he lost his position, hid for a while in a monastery and was questioned by the NS multiple times, one leading to his incarceration. He went on to become chancellor of Germany from 1949 till 1963, in a major time of economic growth and political change (the first predecessor of the European Union was founded back then).
Hitler’s voice: that guy in the group that’s always way too angry Mussolini’s voice: that guy that says something stupid with so much confidence that you kinda believe him
My guess for the Einstein myth is that it come from his quote along the lines “No matter your struggles in mathematics, I assure you mine are greater”. Of course it’s meant to joke about how incredibly complicated much of his work was, but I can definitely see someone reading that as “wow, yeah! Einstein struggled in math even more than I am, and did fine!”
It's also possible he learned so much from self study that he just didn't participate in class because there was no reason to do "4x+3=5" when he was already doing complex integrals. It would make sense as a quote about "einstein failed math... because he had learned more useful things outside of school" which is similar to the actual real fact that Bill Gates dropped out of college to found Microsoft. Basically, its actually possible for you to learn and thrive outside of school.
Gilles Corey refused to plead because without a plea one way or another the court wouldn't be able to take his property. He was thinking of his children's inheritance.
@@YolkieYolk the salem witch trials were all bs, watch or read the crucible, that witch trial was basically just based on one African slave making love potions to entertain some girls
A glue eater, I am not. A lead paint eater, however. In all seriousness, I did eat lead paint chips as a toddler and my parents had to take me to the doctor to get treated for lead poisoning. They swear it had no effect on my mental development but I remain unconvinced.
@@inserisciunnome The great Pyramid of Giza Was built for Cheops in the 4th Dynasty around 2600 BC. Cleopatra lived in the first century BC thats about 2500 years between them. From Cleopatra to the internet about 2000 years.
So i saw someone Saying She was also Greek, but they deleated the comment (even If i think It was actually YT deleating the comment) From what i know, Yes and no? She was successor of a Greek Emperor Or One of its soldiers, and the other branch of her family was egyptian, After that, i only know that her family went "Alabama mode".
i bet some idiot read this comment and thought “what?? cleopatra didn’t build the pyramids??” also cleopatra was actually one of the worst female egyptian leaders, hatshepsut was the best and i hate the fact that not many people know her.
@@inserisciunnome Thats kind of right! She belonged to the Ptolemaic dynasty which started with Ptolemaios I. Ptolemaios was one of the generals of Alexander the great who conquered Egypt (to that time under Persian rule) and was made king of Egypt after Alexander's death. So Cleopatra had Greek heritage and there where indeed incestuous practices in the Ptolemaic family. They called themselves pharaohs but just as a kind of legitimisation.
About Einstein's grades: Einstein himself was German, he went to school in Aarau, Switzerland however. Einstein aced maths, obviously. Due to the fact that Switzerland and Germany have basically the opposite grading system (6 is the best, 1 the worst grad in Switzerland whereas 1 is the best, 6 the worst grade in Germany), some Germans failed to take this into account and proclaimed he failed maths. There you have it, that's where this silly myth comes from.
@@j4genius961 kinda confused. Are you insinuating Michael Jordan was 5'6? Cuz he's more like 6'6... He's quite tall, unless referring to his time before hitting a pubescent growth spurt, which in that case he wasn't quite an NBA legend yet
It's 2:30am, this is the very first Sam O'Nella video that I've ever seen, and holy moly, I've never been so happy to find something in the middle of the night. This guy is aces
Also, some of the older British folk may have been taught of a British tribal lady called Boadicea. Basically, that was believed to be her name for a fair few hundred years until scientists found a journal also writing of her, instead calling her “Boudicca”. We then realised that, for hundreds of years, we mistook this relatively important lady’s name for something else because of some guy’s bad handwriting. His “C”s looked like “E”s, and his “U”s looked like “A”s, apparently.
sam bringing up giles corey is like when your favorite music artist pops up somewhere you don’t expect them. i’ve recently read The Crucible and was not aware he was a real person who actually died that way
Napoleon wasn't short Marie Antoinette didn't say ''let them eat cake'' Van Gogh didn't cut off his ear, he only cut off a part of his ear. There ya go
Did you know that you had to clap and cheer for every single little thing that he and all other dictators did and some still do because if you didn’t, it was shown as a sign of treason towards your country and you were killed along with your family or sent to prison
well at least you can start planning..also f vivid restrictions. it has a 0.0002 percent death rate and and kills mostly those who already have disease
People think Einstein failed maths because in Switzerland (where he graduated) 6 is the best mark possible, whereas in Germany, where he lived later, 6 is the worst mark and 1 is the best.
@sO gUyS wE dId It False. At the time he was only 16, he didn't get in College on his first try because it was a very highly selective school (not being picked to get into MIT or Harvard doesn't mean you flunked out). Also the only subject where he got a low grade (not failed mind you) was in foreign languages which was required for entry and which he didn't care about, everything else was stellar. www.einstein-website.de/z_biography/chronological_table.html www.snopes.com/fact-check/einstein-rejection-letter/
He wasn't saying spaghetti in fact, the audio is pretty bad so I don't have a clue on what he was actually saying but surely not spaghetti (potete fidarvi del mio orecchio, sono italiano al 100%)
For some reason, when George Washington cuts down a cherry tree it’s called “honest.” But when I cut down a cherry tree it’s considered “destruction of private property” and, “trespassing” smh 😒
George was a person that most people knew and there for nobody gets mad but if you do nobody really cares and call it that, like I just ripped out my nieghbuors grass and they call a lawsuit but when they kill there chickens they never get a lawsuit
One note on Giles Corey: his wife was accused of being a witch and he agreed that she should be punished, however, due to affiliation with his wife, he was also accused and that's when he was done with salems malarkey
The einstein one comes from him getting a 6 in math in high school which in germany ist the worst grade u can get but in switzerland at that time it was actually the highest. So germans got confused and that's how the myth started.
As an Indian and a Buddhist I'm glad that someone finally acknowledged Buddha for what he was, a man. These zen buddhists prolly be smokin pot with the religious outlook they have on Buddhism
@@ZaleARogers My intention wasn't to hurt anyone's feelings or question or belittle their religious beliefs. It was done for a comic relief with the information displayed before it. If it hurt your feelings, my sincere apologies.
Giles was certainly a badass of the highest order. Especially when you realize that part of the reason he refused to confess is so that his family would keep his land instead of it going to the church like it would if he was a heretic/witch. So he was a badass who died protecting his family from literally murderous mobs of witch-hunters.
@@aidendoig4542 Literally looking at someone wrong would get you accused! Dude didn’t even have to try..People were sacking each other off if they stood in their ways. Kids were pretending to be possessed to convict people who crossed their parents or else they’d get fucked up by said parents! It was cruel and a fucked up time..
Well ancient people sees the lower class not deserving of meat, because they were super expensive. Most of the poor eat a vegetable soup, a type of wheat crackers and other assortment of wheat cookings, fruit and the occasional wild game or meat left overs after the rich was done with them.
I honestly don't see how that correlates to them not being slaves. Slaves in those days weren't necessarily chattel slaves. Look at the Jews in Egypt. They had there own towns. They had meat. Basically lived normal lives but they were not free to leave and had to do what the pharaoh ordered. We look at ancient slavery too much like American slavery. American slavery was probably one of the worst forms of slavery in history. Apart from some of the European stuff in the Caribbean and south america (horrible torture)And ancient salt mine slaves. But those were basically criminals sentenced to death.
@@JG-id5vi I don't know about American slavery being the worst. I think people think so, because they look at American slavery under todays standarts, but acknowledge with other slavery that it were other times. But if you look at how normal people lived and were treated by employers during industrialisation, slaves were barely worse off.
Explaining the Einstein was bad at Math: In Germany there is a grading system of 1 to 6 (1 being the best and 6 being the worst) In Switzerland, where Einstein went to school the grading system goes from 6 to 1 (6 being the best and 1 the worst). So people from Germany would think he was failing, when he was actually exceeding in his classes and that’s how the myth began
I mean ofc, she came later than Alexander the Great, the dynasty he and his men created, she’s an heir too, whoever Alexander put in charge when he drove off the Persians
Actually during the Salem witch trials, the man who was crushed to death by rocks was crushed during an interrogation. His wife was on trial for being a witch, and he refused to "admit" that she was a witch. He stood by her, just asking for more weight, until he died. He was never on trial for being a witch, his wife was.
Connor Chan I had heard that it was also because not responding to the charges either way meant that his property was not forfeit and his sons would still inherit, however I have no idea if that's true or if it comes from the crucible.
It's called 'peine forte et dure' (old French) and would be used to punish somebody for refusing to plead guilty / not guilty. If you pleaded guilty, you'd be executed and your property 'escheated' to the crown, and if you pleaded not guilty you'd risk being found guilty and your property would still be taken. However, you can't escheat property from the estate of somebody who was never tried, nor can you try a person once they're dead. When they first abolished peine forte et dure, those refuisng to plead were just presumed to plead guilty. These days if you refuse to plead, you're treated as pleading not guilty. It meant people could choose to endure a slow, agonising death to leave property behind for their family, rather than face trial. This wouldn't be used under any circumstances to interrogate a witness however. Giles Corey was being charged for witchcraft, not his wife. A person, even back then, couldn't be compelled to testify against their spouse. Weirdly, peine forte et dure was the court's way of respecting the rule of law by not putting words into a person's mouth - I like that they thought it was more humane to crush somebody with rocks than to compel speech. We could use a bit of that spirit today (with a pinch of salt). I would love it if Mr. O'Nella would do a video on archaic trial methods / punishments.
@Colton Moore Like feeling superior to others over a YT joke? That's what I call pathetic. You do realize that judging by how he frased his comment he DOES NOT HAVE a family to dine with. So they might all be dead or he doesn't live with his parents anymore, something like that.
@@clairebearsharksunglasses4753 But how is that “literally the most sam o’nella thing” that not ryan has seen? “Literally” is not a generic superlative, the implication is that it could be figuratively so.
i swear he changed the title of this video bc i don’t remember this video having this title which probably means that Sam O’Nella is still alive which is epic.
The Titanic actually had MORE lifeboats than was legally required. They had 20 including collapsible boats. The problem was that the law required a certain amount of lifeboats based on tonnage of the ship, rather than how many the ship could hold. Needless to say, after the ship sank, these rules changed.
Did you know the reason the Titanic sunk was a really due to a fire in the engine room prior to its departure. This was recently discovered and proven by photos at the time, so the ship couldn't slow down and couldn't steer away
I still remember being so shocked in 8th grade when my history teacher said that the story of the first thanksgiving with the Pilgrims and the Native Americans being friendly and having a dinner together was total BS. Always good to know both sides of the story, kids!
Unfortunately, this myth has been replaced with a whole host of other myths about Native Americans and settlers that are no closer to the truth than the original myth.
4:12 The grading system in Germany is 1 to 6 where 1 is the best and 6 the worst. But the Swiss one is the other way around. Germans looking at Einsteins grades therefore assume he was bad at math, but he was really good in it.
@@BaileyGoldstein I dunno what you're family believes, but don't most Jewish people believe that the stuff written in the Bible isn't meant to be historical and more of an Allegory of how shitty they were treated throughout most history
You didn't mention napoleon not being short? Boy His length was described in feet, but a French foot was larger than an English foot. Napoleon was average size for his time
To be honest, in America, a lot of things are euphemisms for losing your virginity. Hell, Americans could turn anything into a sexual innuendo by quirking an eyebrow.
When he talks about the witch trials, he is referring to the American ones. The European ones most definitely had burnings. Edit: I am aware that the Salem witch trials is the American one, I am just saying that the European ones had burnings.
@@skyshack4194 Salem Witch Trials were in Massachusetts. European Witch Trials took place in Fulda, Germany ;Trier, Germany; Basque , French Territory ;Würzburg, Germany ; and Bamburg, Germany. Now Salem is not just in Massachusetts... there is a Salem in Germany however no actual case happened in Salem, Germany even though most other witch trials were in Germany... though I'll continue my research and if i can find a bit of information on a trial in Salem Germany I'll edit this.
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www.usnews.com/science/articles/2010/01/12/egypt-new-find-shows-slaves-didnt-build-pyramids
www.cbsnews.com/news/more-evidence-slaves-didnt-build-pyramids/
harvardmagazine.com/2003/07/who-built-the-pyramids-html
www.reuters.com/article/us-egypt-antiquities-tombs/egypt-tombs-suggest-pyramids-not-built-by-slaves-idUSTRE6091E720100110
www.history.com/news/history-lists/11-things-you-may-not-know-about-ancient-egypt
Can y'all calm down now please
you're trending
I refuse to calm down, even though I'm not wound up about it
U are crazy ur trending and are really young you tuber like over all trending wise
Okay, so first off, congratulations on making it to trending. Like the channel. Second off, thank you for being the first youtuber who actually posted sources to where their getting this whole idea from. Thirdly... Uh... no... still no. It's just as likely that they were buried near their king, so they could serve their king in the afterlife. After all, the Pharaoh keeps all of his worldly possessions with him in his tomb, why not bring along one of his greatest resources, his slaves?
Moreover, I never said that they were slaves... But, and I'm arguing semantics just to be a dick, however you twist this, they're still slaves in my mind... unless they were paid substantially, they were slaves! either they were slaves to their own poverty and had to do the grueling labor for money they desperately needed to live, or they were slaves to their king in the sense that they essentially had to... If the king asks if you want to do it... you say yes.
Also, seems they were worked pretty badly according to one of your sources: "the pyramid builders led a life of hard labor, said Adel Okasha, supervisor of the excavation. Their skeletons have signs of arthritis, and their lower vertebrae point to a life passed in difficulty, he said." So, yeah... seems like slaves to me... But, it doesn't really matter and we'll never find out so who the fuck cares...
TehMelonHead with that logic then most of us were slaves by the government and by big corporations
He left out part of the witch trials story, he resigned to being crushed like a badass because if he made a guilty, or not guilty, plea his daughter wouldn't be allowed to inherit his property. By not giving a plea at all, and dying horribly for it, he ensured his daughter would not be homeless when he was executed.
Still went out like a badass.
Respect.
Not like it matters cuz they can just accuse her of being a witch next
That is even more badass.
@@GBlockbreaker I disagree, it isnt like every person was getting declared a witch, even if their family members were. I also think him being crushed completely served as some form of exoneration, sort of like the rocks and pond one, where if they die they weren't a witch.
His story was both sad and infuriating especially when you find out who accused him: his greedy neighbors who wanted his property
The reason that guy was okay with being crushed to death was because being convicted of witchcraft would have meant that all his property would be seized by the town, so his family would have been left with nothing. He sacrificed himself to provide for his wife and kids
He is a man of culture ,may he rest in peace
Oh :(
And his wife, Martha Corey, was hung for being a witch a few days after he died
@@basicallybroadway6975 but his kids (at least those who insisted he was innocent) got his estate
@@basicallybroadway6975 for fucks sake 😰
Giles Corey didn't want to "confess" to witchcraft to alleviate his suffering, as tempting as that must've been, because the moment he did, his property would've been seized. Corey wanted his property to stay in the hands of his family, so he died for it.
What a bummer, man.
@@kayo5291 more like a chad
Aww🥺🥺
Under the rules of procedure at the time a defendant could not be tried until and unless he entered a plea. To prevent miscreants from avoiding justice by refusing to enter a plea, poena dure et forte (punishment hard and strong) was used to coerce a plea. The idea that he did so to avoid forfeit of his property is the most likely reason for him to have done as he did.
Aw man that's sad, I thought he was just a weird guy with an extreme... idk, weight fetish that he didn't mind dying for. The way Sam O'Nella worded it just sounded very funny idk. Now I feel sorry for this dude that died centuries ago :/
I once did a project at school and we made a Salem Witch Trial journal, we can name the press that published it whatever we wanted, so I called mine "Giles Press".
That’s awful, have an upvote
@@SenoraCardgage
r/lostredditors
LMFAO
@@sud1881 That’s a subreddit-?
@@BritishMotherfucker ya, fairly popular too.
Mussolini: PASGEHTI
Crowd: *CHEERING*
I can't think of a username: I give up
Insert stock image of people clapping and give it a red filter and shake it around the screen. Honestly, that would've made the scene a thousand times funnier.
laughinsohard yep
Little known fact,
Mussolini was shot, stoned, and hung from a gas station sign and stoned some more.
That was a really fun fact xd
First word I ever heard Mussolini say:
*PASGETI*
Puss getty
Me too
Posketti
*crowd goes wild*
Mamá mía a spicy meat-a-bolla
I read about Giles Corey in a book called The Big Book of Pain. I agree. He is a total badass. He also goes to show that no matter how ridiculous and cruel society is, there’s always gonna be someone that goes “that’s bs.” Torture is just a way to control a group of people who are a potential threat or an imaginary one like witches. From what I read in this book, you don’t need to do anything fancy to inflict a hell of a lot of pain on someone. An 81 year old man who’s fed up with the witch trails refusing to fold for 3 days while he was being crushed to death? Total badass
I heard about Giles playing town of salem
Weird how that whole comment reminded me of the stories in the bible. I always thought they were BS. I think, true or not, the biggest lessons are the conclusions we draw from them.
Wishing I could tag my fiancé in #5 because I asked him to trim the low hanging branches from our tree in the front yard. I got back from town less than an hour later and the whole tree was gone. It's been 7 years. I still don't have an explanation other than maybe he didn't like where it sat in the yard.
your fiance of 7 years? marry him already lol!
My guess to the explanation is that if he got rid of the tree, trimming it would no longer be a chore did it once and done. My other guess is that he had to much fun with the chainsaw.
But seven years, just ask him.
When I first started cutting my own hair, I was only going to trim it a bit but I cut it shorter and shorter and decided to just cut it all and shave my head
@@lunafreed that's a very good theory as to why he did it.
I did the same thing to MY hair too 😂
He waited for you to leave and just fuckin uprooted it
i like how proud he was after saying "pasghetti"
[Insert Signature look of Superiority]
"pasghetti"
ಠ‿ಠ
Mussolini didn’t said it. After some listening you can hear that it’s just Sammy screaming into a mic.
@@5Penkets | No shit, Sherlock.
@@5Penkets i honestly didnt know that, but now that i do, i feel dumb
He also forgot that Emperor Napoleon Boneparte wasn't short. He was an average height for his age. British propaganda made the myth that Napoleon was a midget.
The myth was created based on the fact that for some group of elite French soldiers, one of the requirements was to be at least 6 ft tall, which was above average then.
Heyo don’t call short people midgets it’s rude and offensive,call them either a little person ,dwarf or just call em short if they don’t have dwarfism
beside whats named above french feet (measurement unit) at the time where slightly bigger than british feet.
So when the french said "hes 4'11" the brits all started wheezing and the french didnt know why
@@naomimiller5636 lmao imagine getting offended over something that is literally harmless.
@@alliedanchor8864 bro I’m just trying to say that people with dwarfism dont like being called midgets and people should stop using the word for anything other than pickles lmao
3:14
FINALLY
im italian and im sick to hear people saying that "at least trains were punctual"
Yeah, people saying that are 100% just fans of him that won't admit it
@@slendveny7191 Truth
Fun fact: The first Autobahn was in fact build under Konrad Adenauer, the German chancellor after WWII, who at the time was mayor of cologne. It’s located between Cologne and Bonn. Adenauer was kind of a badass anyway. During the Nazi Regime he did on one memorable occasion refuse to greet Hitler, when he came to visit Cologne and even forbade to put up the swastika on public bridges, unrelated to this incident he lost his position, hid for a while in a monastery and was questioned by the NS multiple times, one leading to his incarceration. He went on to become chancellor of Germany from 1949 till 1963, in a major time of economic growth and political change (the first predecessor of the European Union was founded back then).
The B9 was the first autobahn?!
Seems Germany had good leadership after the war.
@@concept5631 That’s a joke!
Hitler’s voice: that guy in the group that’s always way too angry
Mussolini’s voice: that guy that says something stupid with so much confidence that you kinda believe him
bruh
*PESCETTI*
He also had a habit of showing up to people's farms and working in their fields
One of my friends says presentate instead of present with mussolini's confidence.
That guy whos wax too angry is also mostly right
Fun Fact: There are more airplanes in the sea than there are submarines in the sky.
correct me if i’m wrong. but is this not obvious as submarines aren’t in the fucking sky?
@@remdixon1526 The joke is how obvious it is.
@@Xertsaa dude already got corrected. you’re not funny.
@@ObeyBunny omg ok i’m slow as fuck whoops
@@Xertsaa 3 'o's dumbass
I’ve watched this video at least 70 times and only just noticed that Sam didn’t finish coloring Einstein’s hair
My guess for the Einstein myth is that it come from his quote along the lines “No matter your struggles in mathematics, I assure you mine are greater”. Of course it’s meant to joke about how incredibly complicated much of his work was, but I can definitely see someone reading that as “wow, yeah! Einstein struggled in math even more than I am, and did fine!”
the more you dwelve into something, the more you will realise how much you dont know about it..
Your guess is 100% wrong
I’ve heard that he got kicked out of school because he couldn’t tie his shoes. Don’t know if that’s true tho
Wasn’t it because of he moved and the grading system to where he moved was the opposite of the one where he used to live
It's also possible he learned so much from self study that he just didn't participate in class because there was no reason to do "4x+3=5" when he was already doing complex integrals. It would make sense as a quote about "einstein failed math... because he had learned more useful things outside of school" which is similar to the actual real fact that Bill Gates dropped out of college to found Microsoft.
Basically, its actually possible for you to learn and thrive outside of school.
“Bring Up during Family Dinner” is what got me here
Same!
Wallaby Gecko same
Samee
Same
Let's be honest, it brought all of us here
Gilles Corey refused to plead because without a plea one way or another the court wouldn't be able to take his property. He was thinking of his children's inheritance.
He would have been a witch, but this witch is a good witch
Still a badass
@@YolkieYolk the salem witch trials were all bs, watch or read the crucible, that witch trial was basically just based on one African slave making love potions to entertain some girls
Mitchy Sassi forgetting Abby’s role in the accusations.
All because Abby wanted to fuck a married guy who wasn’t even that attractive lol... sad.
Since I watched this video 2 years ago, I STILL haven't forgotten that Iron Maiden is as real as it gets. Thank you Sam
Apart from that pithy legal debate over a video game that kinda scarred my opinion of them a little.
A glue eater, I am not. A lead paint eater, however.
In all seriousness, I did eat lead paint chips as a toddler and my parents had to take me to the doctor to get treated for lead poisoning. They swear it had no effect on my mental development but I remain unconvinced.
Every time I eat lead paint I'm sure the IQ counter sounded like an old pinball machine score counter relay knocking points of my adult IQ.
Funfact: Cleopatra lived closer to the invention of the internet than the time the great pyramids of giza were build.
What?
@@inserisciunnome The great Pyramid of Giza Was built for Cheops in the 4th Dynasty around 2600 BC. Cleopatra lived in the first century BC thats about 2500 years between them. From Cleopatra to the internet about 2000 years.
So i saw someone Saying She was also Greek, but they deleated the comment (even If i think It was actually YT deleating the comment)
From what i know, Yes and no? She was successor of a Greek Emperor Or One of its soldiers, and the other branch of her family was egyptian, After that, i only know that her family went "Alabama mode".
i bet some idiot read this comment and thought “what?? cleopatra didn’t build the pyramids??”
also cleopatra was actually one of the worst female egyptian leaders, hatshepsut was the best and i hate the fact that not many people know her.
@@inserisciunnome Thats kind of right! She belonged to the Ptolemaic dynasty which started with Ptolemaios I. Ptolemaios was one of the generals of Alexander the great who conquered Egypt (to that time under Persian rule) and was made king of Egypt after Alexander's death. So Cleopatra had Greek heritage and there where indeed incestuous practices in the Ptolemaic family. They called themselves pharaohs but just as a kind of legitimisation.
About Einstein's grades:
Einstein himself was German, he went to school in Aarau, Switzerland however. Einstein aced maths, obviously. Due to the fact that Switzerland and Germany have basically the opposite grading system (6 is the best, 1 the worst grad in Switzerland whereas 1 is the best, 6 the worst grade in Germany), some Germans failed to take this into account and proclaimed he failed maths. There you have it, that's where this silly myth comes from.
Wanted to write the same, kudos to you Sir
Honestly, who in the right mind thinks that one of the greatest theoretical physicists would fail what builds the roots of theoretical physics.
Don't forget that *Michael Jordan was rejected twice!* You too can become an NBA legend even tho you're 5'6
J4 Genius yeah he was a short freshman who wanted to be in varsity. I don’t blame the coach for turning him down
@@j4genius961 kinda confused. Are you insinuating Michael Jordan was 5'6? Cuz he's more like 6'6... He's quite tall, unless referring to his time before hitting a pubescent growth spurt, which in that case he wasn't quite an NBA legend yet
You don’t need to explain yourself, we are just so happy to see you back.
It's 2:30am, this is the very first Sam O'Nella video that I've ever seen, and holy moly, I've never been so happy to find something in the middle of the night. This guy is aces
“More Weight” - Biggest Giga Chad in History
“The Thunder Chad”
His grave is right down my street.
Can’t go walking out of my house without thinking of it
*adds blue whale*
@@Smile4theKillCam456 Cool. There was a dead body on my street once when I was a kid. I saw it on my way to school.
@@snoopdoggthecertifiedg6777 Chad Thundercock
If he got that applause just from "spaghetti," imagine the applause he'd have gotten had he said "pizza"
LUSUGNYEH
you mena Zipzza?
i read that as applesauce
i’d like to say I made this comment 1.1k likes
@Pluto he would say it like spneunomo..fuck it, i wont right all of that
Also, some of the older British folk may have been taught of a British tribal lady called Boadicea. Basically, that was believed to be her name for a fair few hundred years until scientists found a journal also writing of her, instead calling her “Boudicca”. We then realised that, for hundreds of years, we mistook this relatively important lady’s name for something else because of some guy’s bad handwriting. His “C”s looked like “E”s, and his “U”s looked like “A”s, apparently.
See I'm young enough I was taught her name as Boudicca
how's that skank important? Her rebellion was a total shitshow
most nights when i get drunk, i just rewatch old Sam videos and have the absolute time of my life
Teacher : why did Washington's father not punish him after cutting the tree...
Student : because he was still holding the axe
BudhvinIsReal god bless the usa
BudhvinIsReal teehee
BudhvinIsReal lol
(∩ᄑ_ᄑ)⊃━☆ﾟ*･｡*･:≡( ε:)
Jeremias (*^ω^*)（╹◡╹）
Family dinner:
Me: So basically Hitler...
GIORNO!
GERMAN SCIENCE IS THE BEST IN THE WORLD
The jojo fans have arrived-
Wait werent we supposed to mention Joseph-
Pasgegghti
@Miles what the shit
I love sam o nella, he makes me smart
thanks! i will be bringing these up at dinner tomorrow. nachos and historical facts go great together!
Fun fact: the mayans didn't predict that the world would end in 2012, its just that their 400 year calendar ended
Fun fact: there calendar repeats. So the ending in 2012 was even more off
@@honeysauce5244
fun fact: penises. try sleeping at night, now, suckers.
Nah they were just off by 8 years😹
It's like saying thar the world would end in 2020 according to the original animal crossing
@@SuperHGB not too far off
“Spaghetti” THUNDEROUS APPLAUSE
Lol
*pasgetti*
@@potatoedeets450 pasgeatie
Pashhetti
7 - 2
sam bringing up giles corey is like when your favorite music artist pops up somewhere you don’t expect them. i’ve recently read The Crucible and was not aware he was a real person who actually died that way
How to be respected member of society:
1: eat meat
2: work in 3 month shifts
Napoleon wasn't short
Marie Antoinette didn't say ''let them eat cake''
Van Gogh didn't cut off his ear, he only cut off a part of his ear.
There ya go
He wasn’t short for his time.
But for us now he was short.
@@Mati-vj1mw no, he was 1 inch shorter than *TODAY'S* average
@@macaroon_nuggets8008 the average height for men in France is 179.73cm.
Napoleon was 169cm. Get your facts straight
@@Mati-vj1mw I mean 2 inches as he was 5' 7" which is ~170cm
Wait... Sorry I misread what you said and actually we agree.
Mussolini: spaghetti
Italian audience: *massive amount of applause
Did you know that you had to clap and cheer for every single little thing that he and all other dictators did and some still do because if you didn’t, it was shown as a sign of treason towards your country and you were killed along with your family or sent to prison
Noah Carmona yes but still it’s Italians and spaghetti, they don’t need to be told to clap
President Obama fax
I can’t tell If y’all are just joking or truly believe he said spaghetti
Sto Cazzo what did you think it is
I actually love this guys content, idk why he doesn’t make videos. It’s so interesting, and I like how he explain things. Bring him back!!!!
He will post in about 3 years, hopefully. As of now.
Sam’s hands down my favorite dude to forget about, rediscover later, and binge every video he’s made
“PASGETTI”
*wild cheering*
Good thing we have freedom of speech or that would be us.
RideTn
Without the first amendment we’d all be saying “pasgetti” instead of “spaghetti.” What a horrible fate
@@julianbell9161 No being forced to agree with everything your leader thinks. Facism is leftism.
Spoiler he is not saying spaghetti😂
@@jenkostyle273 No one said anything about that. Smh
I see this has been recommended to me now that family dinners have been cancelled forever
this comment with the profile pic is pitch perfect lmao
@@theebonymaw lmao I want to comment that too but you already did it
well at least you can start planning..also f vivid restrictions. it has a 0.0002 percent death rate and and kills mostly those who already have disease
Me who recently had an easter family gathering: ... yes
Tf u mean family dinners have been cancelled?
Amazing information, amazing comments section. I learned from both.
I actually brought up one of these during a family dinner last night, very useful stuff
People think Einstein failed maths because in Switzerland (where he graduated) 6 is the best mark possible, whereas in Germany, where he lived later, 6 is the worst mark and 1 is the best.
@sO gUyS wE dId It False. At the time he was only 16, he didn't get in College on his first try because it was a very highly selective school (not being picked to get into MIT or Harvard doesn't mean you flunked out). Also the only subject where he got a low grade (not failed mind you) was in foreign languages which was required for entry and which he didn't care about, everything else was stellar.
www.einstein-website.de/z_biography/chronological_table.html
www.snopes.com/fact-check/einstein-rejection-letter/
@sO gUyS wE dId It You talk like he was a failure because just he couldn't get into one of the most prestigius colleges at age 16 lol
who needs maths when youre smart enough to cheat the system like that tho
People with that pfp are not to be respected.
There your 1k like from me
I love how proud of himself Musollini looks after he said "PASGHETTI!"
why is he saying pasghetti instead of spaghetti??
@@kanishcktewatia597 nobody knows
@@kanishcktewatia597 why don’t you ask him
Correct me if I am wrong, but is this not also how Charlie in "It's Always Sunny" also pronounces spaghetti?
He wasn't saying spaghetti in fact, the audio is pretty bad so I don't have a clue on what he was actually saying but surely not spaghetti (potete fidarvi del mio orecchio, sono italiano al 100%)
The wife and were discussing the origins of The Fist Bump...we think this could be an inciteful and freakin hilarious video ...Your the best
Just rewatched your entire channel. Best anime I've ever seen.
For some reason, when George Washington cuts down a cherry tree it’s called “honest.” But when I cut down a cherry tree it’s considered “destruction of private property” and, “trespassing” smh 😒
Trash Boy
Lmao
@Miles pls this is not the place
@Miles Are you being serious or sarcastic?
@Miles bot
George was a person that most people knew and there for nobody gets mad but if you do nobody really cares and call it that, like I just ripped out my nieghbuors grass and they call a lawsuit but when they kill there chickens they never get a lawsuit
I love how Sam included “Home Depot Parking Lot” as a bigger structure than The Great Wall Of China
I mean, is he wrong though? Try finding a free spot to park on the great wall. No dice.
I’m cross section it is. And to see it it needs to be big in both dimensions
the home depot parking lot is massive
The parking lot was full last time I went but no one was in the store. Something is wrong.
What are you? On a first name basis?
One note on Giles Corey: his wife was accused of being a witch and he agreed that she should be punished, however, due to affiliation with his wife, he was also accused and that's when he was done with salems malarkey
Sam O’Nellas Animation design is already a fuckin masterpiece, I’m crying of joy because of how beautiful it is
The einstein one comes from him getting a 6 in math in high school which in germany ist the worst grade u can get but in switzerland at that time it was actually the highest. So germans got confused and that's how the myth started.
he had a 4, not a 6
@@crkTyphoon His Matura is accessible on the internet and he had a 6 in Maths and physics
Thanks for that useful additional information.
No
Aber trotzdem glaubt es irgendwie nie jemand 😂😂😂 alle sagen dann, ne das stimmt nicht der ist wirklich durchgefallen. 🤣
As an Indian and a Buddhist I'm glad that someone finally acknowledged Buddha for what he was, a man.
These zen buddhists prolly be smokin pot with the religious outlook they have on Buddhism
Hey it's not a great idea to go trashing other religions. We have just as many reasons to believe what we do as you have.
@@ZaleARogers My intention wasn't to hurt anyone's feelings or question or belittle their religious beliefs. It was done for a comic relief with the information displayed before it. If it hurt your feelings, my sincere apologies.
@Rahul J. Ghaywan It didn't hurt me, but it may hurt others. I was just trying to let you know. Thanks for understanding!
@@rahulj.ghaywan6875 Maturest conversations I've ever seen on CZcams.
Yes. The fabric of reality is on the verge of collapse. Somebody call me a poopy pants.
When this man comes back ima cry
I am glad the comment section is still active
Giles was certainly a badass of the highest order. Especially when you realize that part of the reason he refused to confess is so that his family would keep his land instead of it going to the church like it would if he was a heretic/witch.
So he was a badass who died protecting his family from literally murderous mobs of witch-hunters.
The only cooler Giles was Giles Martin
didnt he only end up in that situation because he was kinda dumb, saying sketchy things at the wrong time? or is that just in the crucible
@@aidendoig4542 in the crucible he kinda accused his wife but then he called the judge a moron and challenged the judge who charged him with heresy
But then his wife was killed anyway and his kids were orphaned.
@@aidendoig4542 Literally looking at someone wrong would get you accused! Dude didn’t even have to try..People were sacking each other off if they stood in their ways. Kids were pretending to be possessed to convict people who crossed their parents or else they’d get fucked up by said parents! It was cruel and a fucked up time..
the reason people say he cut down a cherry tree is because cherry trees are hard as shit and very difficult to cut down with just an axe
He stronk
@@aryssamansfield9735 google translated your comment to “hey stump” lol
@@jharris2321 same lol
@@jharris2321 that is what Washington said after he cut down the tree
ah, so george washington was the chad and not giles corey
1:21 his first name is siddartha and his last name is Gautama
Please post again, you helped me through hs and Imma need you in college
Oh no. Please don't. There are much more reliable sources you can use.
“They ate meat and worked in 3-month shifts”...that’s one of the most random series of characteristics I’ve seen spoken aloud 😂
And here I thought ten hour shifts were too long.
Well ancient people sees the lower class not deserving of meat, because they were super expensive. Most of the poor eat a vegetable soup, a type of wheat crackers and other assortment of wheat cookings, fruit and the occasional wild game or meat left overs after the rich was done with them.
I honestly don't see how that correlates to them not being slaves. Slaves in those days weren't necessarily chattel slaves. Look at the Jews in Egypt. They had there own towns. They had meat. Basically lived normal lives but they were not free to leave and had to do what the pharaoh ordered. We look at ancient slavery too much like American slavery. American slavery was probably one of the worst forms of slavery in history. Apart from some of the European stuff in the Caribbean and south america (horrible torture)And ancient salt mine slaves. But those were basically criminals sentenced to death.
@@JG-id5vi I don't know about American slavery being the worst. I think people think so, because they look at American slavery under todays standarts, but acknowledge with other slavery that it were other times. But if you look at how normal people lived and were treated by employers during industrialisation, slaves were barely worse off.
"I'm a simple man, I eat meat and work 3 month shifts"
fun fact: the opposite of waterfall is firefly
Well yeah, aside from the fact that neither fire, flying nor water have opposites.
More _fun,_ less *fact,* I found :)
@@ryans756 That and the fact that the closest thing to the opposite of fall isn't "fly", it's "rise".
@@funkalicious02 Our work here is done. **High fives** :D
@@funkalicious02 Sunrise
You guys must suck at parties
The more of these I watch the more I remember my teachers told me half of this shit in school
Explaining the Einstein was bad at Math:
In Germany there is a grading system of 1 to 6 (1 being the best and 6 being the worst)
In Switzerland, where Einstein went to school the grading system goes from 6 to 1 (6 being the best and 1 the worst).
So people from Germany would think he was failing, when he was actually exceeding in his classes and that’s how the myth began
At least Abraham Lincoln was still born in a log cabin he built with his own hands
Abraham lincoln prestige'd himself
How did he build a log cabin before even being born?
@@ziadahmedsamy dumbaas
@@ziadahmedsamy BRO.... he just did
@@ziadahmedsamy He was the president he could've had it built for him
Fun fact: Oxford University has been here longer than the Aztec Empire
woww
Also, Cleopatra was alive closer to us today than to the time the pyramids were built.
I mean ofc, she came later than Alexander the Great, the dynasty he and his men created, she’s an heir too, whoever Alexander put in charge when he drove off the Persians
But where was it before?
No it hasn’t
Now that he came back, I get to watch all of his videos again
The line about Iron Maiden always gets me no matter how many times I watch this one. \m/
“More.... Weight.” -Giles Corey
Sounds like something someone would say in a BDSM... idk
Like
Hello There He liked his women thicc
@@worstusernameintheworld9871 lol
More weed
That's one Heavy... Metal
Actually during the Salem witch trials, the man who was crushed to death by rocks was crushed during an interrogation. His wife was on trial for being a witch, and he refused to "admit" that she was a witch. He stood by her, just asking for more weight, until he died. He was never on trial for being a witch, his wife was.
Connor Chan I had heard that it was also because not responding to the charges either way meant that his property was not forfeit and his sons would still inherit, however I have no idea if that's true or if it comes from the crucible.
What a hero.
Makes him even more badass.
MISCONINCEPTION
It's called 'peine forte et dure' (old French) and would be used to punish somebody for refusing to plead guilty / not guilty. If you pleaded guilty, you'd be executed and your property 'escheated' to the crown, and if you pleaded not guilty you'd risk being found guilty and your property would still be taken. However, you can't escheat property from the estate of somebody who was never tried, nor can you try a person once they're dead. When they first abolished peine forte et dure, those refuisng to plead were just presumed to plead guilty. These days if you refuse to plead, you're treated as pleading not guilty. It meant people could choose to endure a slow, agonising death to leave property behind for their family, rather than face trial.
This wouldn't be used under any circumstances to interrogate a witness however. Giles Corey was being charged for witchcraft, not his wife. A person, even back then, couldn't be compelled to testify against their spouse.
Weirdly, peine forte et dure was the court's way of respecting the rule of law by not putting words into a person's mouth - I like that they thought it was more humane to crush somebody with rocks than to compel speech. We could use a bit of that spirit today (with a pinch of salt).
I would love it if Mr. O'Nella would do a video on archaic trial methods / punishments.
4:00 iron maiden is the sickest band out there still making music
okay i got the Historical Misconceptions now i need a family to have family dinner
My favorite monthly dose of raw chicken
I see you everywhere
Furfag
Zeke Chan ???
Zeke Chan he is not a furry, he said it in his name
you literally play roblox LOL
Bold of you to assume I have a family I can dine with
Chandrakanta Patil I I used to be an adventurer like you then I took an arrow to the knee
If this is true, that’s kinda sad.
@Colton Moore Like feeling superior to others over a YT joke? That's what I call pathetic.
You do realize that judging by how he frased his comment he DOES NOT HAVE a family to dine with. So they might all be dead or he doesn't live with his parents anymore, something like that.
Chandrakanta Patil tbh
@@Haki145 Bruh its Phrased*
Absolutely beautiful video.
I thought the Buddha on the thumbnail was Jabba the Hut
It showed up in the "elder Scrolls Topic" section. I though the Iron Maiden was the Night Mother's coffin.
That's not Buddha, have you learned nothing?
TheYellowPixel - OSRS SAME
TheYellowPixel - OSRS I think you mean the Budai
@@yaakov1039 Same thing
*PAHSKETTI*
(Crowd cheers)
I wonder why he was even talking about spaghetti
@darklordster guess they really love spagehetti
*Chris O'Neil has entered the chat*
Sawcon Deez nuts because they are italian
We patiently await your return your majesty
"POSKETTI"
*and the crown goes wild*
God being portrayed as Wikipedia sitting infront of a TV blasting static is literally the most sam o’nella thing I’ve ever seen
As opposed to figuratively?
@@TBustah nah god is literally wikipedia's sitting in front of a tv playing static
@@clairebearsharksunglasses4753 But how is that “literally the most sam o’nella thing” that not ryan has seen? “Literally” is not a generic superlative, the implication is that it could be figuratively so.
BLASPHEMY AGAINST THE HOLY SPIRIT
@@TBustah y u asking me and not Ryan :/
i actually brought up the buddha one at a family dinner and my mom almost slapped me upside the head and said it was a liberal conspiracy
r/thathappened
@@kentvines r/ihavereddit
As a Buddhist, that's quite offensive to me
Dennis Brännvall r/ionlyspeakinmemes
Everything a liberal conspiracy these days
Giles Corey said "YEAH BUDDY!!!! LIGHT WEIGHT BABYYYYY!!!!"
@00:29 while it is true that less than 20 were murdered for this ridiculous charge, upwards of 70,000 were killed for it in Europe.
i swear he changed the title of this video bc i don’t remember this video having this title which probably means that Sam O’Nella is still alive which is epic.
Holy shit, I think you’re right. I don’t remember the “bring up at family dinner” part of the title.
I was looking for this comment
Me neither, maybe in some we will see again a video about interesting facts with monstruous yet hillarious drawings.
@@antoninocuffaro2804 hmmm I do
@Kne3cap wait rly?? where did he say that?
The Titanic actually had MORE lifeboats than was legally required. They had 20 including collapsible boats. The problem was that the law required a certain amount of lifeboats based on tonnage of the ship, rather than how many the ship could hold.
Needless to say, after the ship sank, these rules changed.
Lmao how ironic
@@GwakGwak-ct8yv ha, cause she was made out of iron.
Did you know the reason the Titanic sunk was a really due to a fire in the engine room prior to its departure. This was recently discovered and proven by photos at the time, so the ship couldn't slow down and couldn't steer away
@@reafux6998 so the whole iceberg thing was just the cherry on top?
@@GwakGwak-ct8yv just the tip of the iceberg
I still remember being so shocked in 8th grade when my history teacher said that the story of the first thanksgiving with the Pilgrims and the Native Americans being friendly and having a dinner together was total BS. Always good to know both sides of the story, kids!
I knew this in 5th grade I think you were just slow
@@ihatebilly4675wrd
Unfortunately, this myth has been replaced with a whole host of other myths about Native Americans and settlers that are no closer to the truth than the original myth.
4:12 The grading system in Germany is 1 to 6 where 1 is the best and 6 the worst.
But the Swiss one is the other way around. Germans looking at Einsteins grades therefore assume he was bad at math, but he was really good in it.
"The Pyramids weren't actually built by slaves"
*History channel wants to know your location*
The history channel would probably say they were built by aliens tbf, although they could've been slave aliens
@@Gamerguy-wz1sd i watched ancient aliens on the history channel for 5 hours straight just so i can be able to make more memes
Remember when History Channel was Competent I don't
My jewish relatives want to know more about this lol
@@BaileyGoldstein I dunno what you're family believes, but don't most Jewish people believe that the stuff written in the Bible isn't meant to be historical and more of an Allegory of how shitty they were treated throughout most history
You didn't mention napoleon not being short? Boy
His length was described in feet, but a French foot was larger than an English foot. Napoleon was average size for his time
He was still short considering his position in society. He was shorter than all the aristocrats
you acting like he was supposed to put every historical misconception ever
Louis the XVI (the king of France that was decapitated) was 6’1. So for his status, yeah, he was short
@@nana8286 is this with or without the head?
@@nuclearbomb9483 He was roughly 6'1with his head.
THE RETURN OF THE KING!!!
Giles Corey probably didn't even die because of the weight, but dehydration
"At least Iron Maiden was real. They were as real as it gets, still are, don't you forget it."
*FUCK. YEAH.*
UP THE IRONS
ABBA, too!
@@briangiesen2015 NOOOOOO ONLY IRON MAIDEN
When i was in high school, you could tell the badass kids, because they wore Iron Maiden t shirts
HELL THE FUCK YEAH!
I feel silly now. I thought that “chopping down cherry trees” was a euphemism for taking virginities.
(Not American)
That is so much better
Dr. Phil aye my dawg philly g, what’s good homie, how u been
To be honest, in America, a lot of things are euphemisms for losing your virginity. Hell, Americans could turn anything into a sexual innuendo by quirking an eyebrow.
I like your version better
It sounds a bit more wholesome. Better than "popping cherries"
is it ok if I use that in the future?
PASGHETTI!
"But hey" is the best Sam O'Neill line of all time
I like how the crowd cheered for mussolini when he just fucking said “spaghetti”
Loqt They were the grandparents of "my speghet" memers.
Allende Pacheco tru
arms weak
ノック knees weak, arms are heavy
mom 'pasgeddi
When he talks about the witch trials, he is referring to the American ones. The European ones most definitely had burnings.
Edit: I am aware that the Salem witch trials is the American one, I am just saying that the European ones had burnings.
My dad beats me anyways 🤷♂️
I mean, he says Salem witch trials which is in America
@@trexasaurus5322 you know there's more than one Salem, right?
@@skyshack4194 Salem Witch Trials were in Massachusetts.
European Witch Trials took place in Fulda, Germany ;Trier, Germany; Basque , French Territory ;Würzburg, Germany ; and Bamburg, Germany. Now Salem is not just in Massachusetts... there is a Salem in Germany however no actual case happened in Salem, Germany even though most other witch trials were in Germany... though I'll continue my research and if i can find a bit of information on a trial in Salem Germany I'll edit this.
@@KirtisPrintsStuff thank you
i like this channel. im thoroughly stimulated.
It is once again that time of year. Time for me to get re educated at Sam O'Nella academy