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[@axhen]

now, I'm no wine addict or a fan of billionaires, but I respect that man for doing a crusade against conmen

[@PandamoniumBruu]

Argie here "Sandia con vino = te moris" The urban myth in Argentina was that the wine makes the watermelon rock solid inside your stomach and you die

[@90skid97]

He missed the BBC joke 😂

[@aoihitori]

He probably knew but decided to not react to it.

[@cryptso1106]

I'm From Newfoundland and the tradition of screech is also a way you become an honorary Newfoundlander. as our province was originally a country that was basically just all fisher men we developed quite a drinking culture. the pirate thing as true as well plenty of pirate history in Newfoundland. I'm glad I got to share a bit because our province is commonly forgotten about or overlooked.

[@Nightmare_52]

time to chug a bottle or two

[@man-from-2058]

Chears bro ill drink to that

[@RaptorNX01]

Heh, the bit about gingering up a horse I actually learned about from the discworld novels by terry pratchett. (Specifically "Night Watch")

[@DaviusMelleisiusFelix]

25:11 I grew up Catholic in Australia, and the other Catholics around me would often say that the Bible was open to interpretation and not to be taken literally. I've always associated biblical literalism with the protestant doctrine of Sola Scriptura.

[@Vincisomething]

I remember watching a Drunk History episode on Kellogg's. Also imagine if he lived today during the age of NNN.

[@youriurss]

So I am in a Canadian Navy, and when got the do a pit stop in New-foundland at one point, I did do the Screech on my first time there, it's all true about the kissing the cod and all, but the part he forgot is what Screech is made out of...the bottom of barrels of all kind of different alcohol. taste pretty foul... but you get a Screeching certificate at the end, still have it, good times.

[@HellBrYnger]

at around 3:37 it is indeed Kingdome Come: Deliverance. played way too many dice games in covid times getting drunk infront my pc. although i kind of miss it

[@aoihitori]

They are not Horsing around just to win a competition. People are crazy ever since. 😂

[@Vincisomething]

Also me as a kid adding sugar to corn flakes 𝓪𝓼 𝓱𝓮 𝓲𝓷𝓽𝓮𝓷𝓭𝓮𝓭.

[@Dan_Kanerva]

30:48 he is taking a jab at the Hbomber fanboys calling him "terrible" for reading that old article from 2006 for his Man in Cave video

[@clipboss8052]

You still need to cite your sources. You're distracting from the problem.

[@marius7806]

​@clipboss8052 You are watching a reaction video.

[@Dan_Kanerva]

@@clipboss8052 you drunk, son?

[@clipboss8052]

@marius7806 He literally has the video and channel he is reacting to in title & description. Also, by commenting or reacting to the video he isn't plagiarizing. He is exercising Fair Use.

[@marius7806]

@@clipboss8052 Reaction is "fair use" but not citing article is horrendous plagiarism even if the source was heavily modified? I see your consept of plagiarism is quite flexible.

[@addison_v_ertisement1678]

34:52 "So I don't like him for that." Of course. Because having wealth is some sort of unforgivable sin.

[@specktrumjack9135]

Hi, a guy from Argentina here. As far as I know the wine thing is only about eating watermelon and "vino patero". Which is the kind you prepare by stepping on the grapes to extract the juice. As far as I know it's not poison, but the amount of stomach pain and diarrhea make it a horrible experience. The culprit as far as I know is due to the high sugar content in watermelon, plus the "vino patero" continuing the process. Oh, forgot to add, given the nature of how "vino patero" is made, in theory it has much more bateria to continue the process of fermentation than its counterparts.

[@Cri_Jackal]

Modern sugar tolerances are probably what's led to the myth seeming more strange and harder to understand than it otherwise would be. (Especially for us weirdo Americans hearing it from the other side of the Caribbean.)

[@gojo1838]

Ok, as someone from Finland I did not know about the underwear thing.

[@wittyreviewer]

Wait wait wait, hold on, a horse has 15 horse power? The fuck? I assumed 1 horsepower was meant to be the average speed of a single horse.

[@alecLogan]

So would anyone else not involved with the origin of the word.

[@michaelostergren3516]

It must be based on a midget horse then 😂

[@miguelpadeiro762]

They used a very lame horse when designing the horsepower metric

[@taxidermyminotaur5340]

that part about the stuffing the horse with chilli and ginger is real btw, it gives them a spring in their step

[@AnAmericanMusician]

The reason why Jefferson wanted to free his slaves, but couldn't free all of them was because most slaves in the US weren't owned by people, they were owned by banks. Jefferson did manage to free some of his father's slaves, but it came at a pretty heavy cost.

[@sirbig8292]

Knowing Better has a really good video on Kellogg.

[@boogaloobaloo]

Kingdom Come Deliverance. Absolutely goated game.

[@tainted_bread]

The IHCU. The Internet Historian Cinem-ad-ic Universe

[@NewPlant_]

What is that website/tool you are featuring at 15:42 ?? Looks really interesting

[@rokkraljkolesa9317]

I also want the answer

[@mrminecraftcubeable]

I guess Jeff was a true Gamer

[@NocnaGlizda]

42:04 - Toussaint as Germany? Someone has gone crazy here!

[@spooky-scarecrow]

Crazy? i was crazy once

[@jehoiakimelidoronila5450]

Lucky for y'all people who drink as part of a rite of passage to adulthood, but here in Philippines, if somebody sees you with a glass of whatever alcoholic beverage you're holding & you're a minor, *they'll be coming at you with belts and flip flops or whatever they can use to whack your ass* at least from my knowledge

[@YukoValis]

There is a good movie about Dr Kellog. It is called "The road to wellville" it is a comedy.

[@nikushamosidze1951]

Nice one

[@Dan-B]

It’s wild how Jesus’s first miracle was just to get get pissed up.

[@Vincisomething]

You guys have driving permits before licenses to? I think 15 year olds can get permits and have to drive with an adult until we certain age (16? I don't feel like looking it up)

[@ryanforsyth8228]

Kiwi actually refers to us New Zealander's. Australians are usually just called Aussie's (Edit: A Kiwi being our national bird.)

[@14megasxlr]

You, I need that BGM at 6:00!

[@teletubbiemidget369]

It's actually common that some people kiss the first fish they catch, or the first of the season etc. Don't know how it originated though

[@jehoiakimelidoronila5450]

Also, though I am a Filipino, I'm surprised those f-ed up American practices came from the guy who invented the freakin' cornflakes! Jesus h christ, that's really f-ed up 😱

[@mattb2583]

Kellog was insane. Watched a podcast on his life and at a certain point it was super gross

[@mr.potato9449]

If they really believe it actually does turn into the body of Christ but just doesn't look like it, then doesn't that make them cannibals o.O

[@addison_v_ertisement1678]

Funny story, but they were actually accused of that, and that actually got them locked up.

[@PandamoniumBruu]

chin chin it's a hispanic thing btw

[@raitoiro]

French too, probably common to most latin region

[@VitorSalsicha]

brazil also does it

[@manuela1986]

We would also say it in Slovenia, but usualy only one 'cin'. A bit less formal version of the 'cheers' 😅

[@pakboris2268]

Historian hasn't killed anyone? 😮

[@chosenscripter]

here in brasil we say saude

[@Iamtruerevelation]

Ach ja auch lange her zur mitte zur titte zum sack zack zack ^^ Ich wünschte ich wäre noch mal zwanzig zwölf jahre her

[@Iamtruerevelation]

Du meinst doch sicherlich den bier schuh oder eher stiefel ?

[@kovaxim]

A video about John Kellogg? I'd recommend Knowing Better. He has several videos about that era and that man. Also Graham.

[@wujek7616]

Vaush simulator

[@PandamoniumBruu]

loli pr0n+horse simulator?

[@xmax5343]

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