Unsettling Discoveries That COULD Change History

[@akatuski420davis6]

I'm a choctaw and growing up I was always told stories of giants and it stuck with me thru the years. And videos like this give me chills.

[@jwarmstrong]

I also was told of my native American ancestry but DNA said otherwise.

[@audreymuzingo933]

I left KZbin on autoplay and when this video began I was in another room. I couldn't make out the words, only the cadence of the narrator. I thought, "How did some product commercial get past my ad-block, and what revolutionary new thing are they promoting?"

[@Ian-gk7ne]

As a species, humans have a serious case of amnesia! The history books have big holes in them...

[@zacpearce315]

Get on David Icke for some undiluted truth !!!😉 the man the system wants to shut up ??😆

[@lambert5855]

@@zacpearce315 right on 👍

[@richbry9095]

Yea its missing alot of tru kings

[@gecsus]

Finally, A narrator that actually pronounces words properly. Thank you for doing your research on words many are unfamiliar with. It's refreshing and appreciated. Many other narrators are too lazy to do what you have. Most of them speaking of odd or ancient civilizations. Thanks again. You are the first narrator to pronounce Shaanxi properly that I've found and I listen to a great many videos.

[@tracysnow349]

Do you mean the way she pronounced ' Conkweestadors' yes that was great. Such an improvement.

[@Beobout6]

I found a 3 year old Twinkie in my campers cabinet that was still soft. That’s a pretty life changing event. I didn’t eat it ...yet.

[@nw6070]

she sounds like a breakfast cereal ad on tv, absolutely exhausting listening to her

[@trevornel1139]

If Columbus discovered America how the f*** were the Native Americans here before that????

[@peterbarratt8699]

Easy. Declare the land "terra nullis" and move in. Kill off the non-human inhabitants And away you go. Same for australia.

[@BassmentBrain]

Peter Barratt non human inhabitants?

[@peterbarratt8699]

YES ! The aboriginals of Aus. were declared non-human so that "legally", the colonists could claim the land for themselves. History has some pretty sharp daggers. The Aus. gov't has tried to have the information wiped from the history books.

[@rolfsinkgraven]

Nice video loved watching it.

[@herbspencer4332]

20 factoids of irrelevance.

[@targeted4truthjahsun]

Excellent video. Thanks

[@iamgroot4611]

Seems like lately that KZbinrs compete in who can find the most annoying voices to narrate their videos. And I think her's is in the top 5 annoying voices.

[@brucewmclaughlin9072]

robot voice is probably #1.

[@dannymain211]

Aye certainly get on your nerves 😖

[@tfsheahan2265]

I'd like to hit the thumbs up, but virtually every one of the 18 was too short to actually make me feel educated. Most should be at least twice as long, and give more details.

[@CBOGGER]

Mystery History channel on youtube explains more, I say he was getting close to the truth because they shut his channel down for the next month

[@jameskeith7608]

I can't stand the whimsical tones of this commentator.

[@audreymuzingo933]

It is the cadence of a TV commercial. "Try the REVOLUTIONARY new ______ !!"

[@tonykb2193]

The Columbus one always makes me giggle, how could he be the one who found it if he had maps of it to get there 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@rumyfrogg]

@Tony KB When you giggle, does it sound like a little girl? do you giggle like Chris Watts demon girlfriend? or do you giggle like a huge 400lb bunkmate in prison after giving him a valentines card.. giggle giggle giggle...

[@jaydubya4824]

And it was a brit aristocrats idea to "freely give only these blankets to the heathen savages". The American Experiments they dubbed the 'Indian Wars'. The 1st euro-mericans used good old biological warfare , a few 100 smallpox infested blankets or so to terraform most of the northern americas and leave a 'getting emptied , emptier pristine new-found-land. Also, google-able.

[@peter3deckwizard]

@@rumyfrogg Twat

[@JimFromTheMoon]

@@jaydubya4824 not to take away from the brutal treatment of Natives by Colonists, but I don't think those smallpox-infested blankets would ever have worked. Anything I have looked up says that smallpox can't exist outside of the human body for more than a few minutes, and probably wouldn't have been able to infect too many people via blankets, let alone 50% as I have seen. It is true that they might have tried this method, but it's probably impossible to tell if any Indians got infected from them versus who already may have had smallpox. Again, not trying to lessen what was done to these people, but we must stick to the facts.

[@jaydubya4824]

@@JimFromTheMoon . Search Results Featured snippet from the web Smallpox decimated the Native Americans, who had never been exposed to the disease before and had no immunity. It has been alleged that smallpox was also used as a weapon during the American Revolutionary War (1775-83).17 Feb 2011  www.bbc.co.uk › pox_weapon_01 History - World Wars: Silent Weapon: Smallpox and

[@whyis45stillalive]

The "facts", in this video are just as bad as history books. F.Y.I. If you must watch, Turn down volume and turn on captions.

[@BENTLEYQUAMP]

How are any of these "discoveries" unsettling?

[@jamescook16]

Discover it’s used very loosely to discover something is to find anew that none else have I’m sure the America’s was discovered by the native tribes of the land or surrounding lands

[@tracysnow349]

Uh, discover punctuation please.

[@jimmycranier3668]

Always bugs me when the discovery of America is discussed considering America had it's inhabitants.

[@danart65]

like Japanese discovering New York in 2018

[@dellingson4833]

en.protothema.gr/scientists-discover-dna-proving-original-native-americans-were-white/

[@ThomasLee123]

@@danart65 Complete with Cannon 35mm Cameras!

[@dub537h]

Anyone know of any channels that focus on mysteries like these, except they go further in scientific explanation? I'd love to hear some believable evidence and escape this narrator's voice.

[@darrellscholl1651]

Have you seen the channel called mud fossils it is scary and great. There is a woman who breaks things down . See if you can find that one first . Over and out.

[@dub537h]

@@darrellscholl1651 sweet, I'll check it out, thanks!

[@darrellscholl1651]

@@dub537h mind blower

[@brendakinney9707]

@@darrellscholl1651Thanks Darrell, I love to learn of new Civalizations, I just like to have knoladge of our wonderfull planet. Your never too old to learn, Im going to look up that Mud Fossils, Thank you for the info, And Happy New Year to ALL ! Regards Brenda

[@darrellscholl1651]

@@brendakinney9707 I'm not sure if I told you but one of these videos is by a lady ,it's one of the best. This channel will freak you out !

[@rh1507]

History is sets of many stories told by those who want to control the present. Some may be true some aren't.

[@audreymuzingo933]

Creationists watching #18: "SEE, EVOLUTION IS A LIE!!!" Creationists watching #17 "DOH!"

[@UTubekookdetector]

Not quite Audrey. e.g. Darwin's Finches are simply microevolution, not proof of "fish-to-philosopher" evolution. In addition, usually organisms will lose genetic information as they evolve, which would run contrary to all the new information needed for the type of evolution you're confusing this with. Even the ancient Hebrews had categories or kinds of animals. Not modern Linnaean classification, but the same concept.

[@audreymuzingo933]

@@UTubekookdetector OH NOOOO, so apparently all my biology professors were wrong and my degree in it is worthless! Actually I could have told you that from a career perspective, but as far as knowing wtf I'm talking about when it comes to evolution, I really could not care less whether you believe or not.

[@audreymuzingo933]

@@UTubekookdetector Honestly I'm kind of shocked that it took a week for one of you to make your predictable "point." You get the 1st place prize, John Andrew.

[@UTubekookdetector]

@@audreymuzingo933 Hello? You there little fella?

[@audreymuzingo933]

@@UTubekookdetector Always, Big Mama!

[@bforman1300]

Pompeii has a LOT of those fast food restaurants, not just 1

[@anonymike8280]

You mean, my last meal would have been a double Pompeii burger with Carthage sauce and side of curly Gaul fries? Worth dying for! Seriously, worth dying for. Hee-haw!

[@rumyfrogg]

@@anonymike8280 don't quit your day job..haahahaha

[@cboyles84]

@@anonymike8280 😆

[@anonymike8280]

@@cboyles84 Darn, I forgot abot the Double Vesuvius Chocolate Mint Malt Shake. Hee-haw!

[@cboyles84]

@@anonymike8280😂How deliciously absurd 🤣 👍

[@jeffreymoore1688]

Unless you're saying that the American Indians are Romans (or Vikings, Chinese, etc.) then none of these other races or cultures "DISCOVERED" American. No, it was the occupant/American Indians who actually "DISCOVERED" and established settlements and cultures in America!

[@thegarden5798]

I hate KZbin videos that have voice actors narrating the content ... We walk away from the fakery is tv, and here we also find the same fakery ... I would a narration from the experts who did the research, not from a person hired to narrate something that she or he knows nothing about...

[@jounazi8125]

So? What if the guy who owns Channel and wants to do this cant speak propely english?

[@nadiahope1175]

Her English is not so great either

[@bosschono5610]

Better than robot voices.

[@ThomasLee123]

LOL, and everyone else is complaining that the narration is not a real human voice. Ain't life interesting?

[@darrellscholl1651]

I would say the giants would be high on the list since this Spainard took time to document them and apparently had no reason to lie. And they are still alive according to the report out of Afghanistan.

[@michellemarieperez6574]

Are you saying somebody documented real giants? References Please.

[@darrellscholl1651]

@@michellemarieperez6574 A Spanish map maker included them on his his map several centuries ago.

[@darrellscholl1651]

Also an American soldier on patrol with 5or6 others was reported to have been killed by a giant with red hair and beard about 10feet tall. The giant came out of a cave. This happened in Afghanistan.

[@bforman1300]

7,000? At 3 locations in Russia dog remains have been found in excess of 30,000 years old

[@anonymike8280]

Pretty clearly, the discovery that dinosaurs and human lived alongside each other within the last ten's of thousands of years would be the biggest revelation. Discovering the historical Atlantis, if it proved to be home to an technologically advanced civilization, would be second on the list. The rest? Well, interesting. But not so shocking. Who would really be shocked if one-celled lifeforms or even primitive multicellular form were found living below the surface? Not too many!

[@russellst.martin4255]

I was only passively listening and thought I heard "the ingots were made out of Rory Culkin".

[@bxdanny]

The "island of Gibraltar"? And if the Chinese were in the Americas 3,000 years ago (1,000 BC), then Romans being here in 200 BC wouldn't be the first, would they?

[@sallymay3643]

The native Americans discovered America 1st.!

[@theatom7264]

And they were of Asian heritage. There could be some truth to that Chinese settler theory.

[@adammasuch5626]

Which ones? There were tribes of Caucasian "native Americans". There are lots of statues of blacks, whites, asians, pretty much every race known to man +. Many native cultures talk about the people before before their time, describing them as blue eyed white Giants with blonde and red hair. The latest re-population of the Americas is not the first nor will it be the last.

[@MichaelJohnson-jt5cu]

There were people in North America prior to the Native Americans.

[@lc285]

TheAtom i

[@rudy103069]

@@MichaelJohnson-jt5cu the whole world was developed prior to the flood?

[@jefffriedberg]

The use of stock footage is repulsive to me

[@stickman2733]

I already know approximately half of your " unsettling discoveries " , And the rest seem unfactual and unproven with little evidence to back them up . It's just my opinion but were you to use any of these unsettling discoveries ? to 'change' history , it would be even more confusing than it already is. You should either fire your fact checker(s) or hire one\some .

[@MrHenryloyd]

I really like the idea of free markets. I think it would be better for us to change our immigration policy and for other countries to change their

[@johnrettig1880]

In Pompeii several fast food places were discovered Burgis Emperoris Micus Donaldsus Tacas Chimeies Carlesus Burgis Sonicus Hoteimes Doggis Coliseumus Roundes Tableus Pizzais Estateumuis Just to name a few that's been translated at this point in time .

[@cboyles84]

😂

[@IOU1987]

The Richat structure in Mauritania being Atlantis should have to change history by a lot!

[@jeffreymoore1688]

In number 8,, the Greeks who traveled to America probably didn't have the weapons (guns) to compete with the Original Americans, so they were probably defeated or forced to retreat.

[@oneandatwo]

You should have covered the dinosaur footprints and human footprints stepping into them.

[@leesawford]

That accent of yours grates like nails on a chalk board - that’s a fact -and about the only one that could be established as credible !

[@siriuslee9615]

elijah pink It's the tone that hurts my ear's .

[@miguelcastaneda7236]

yea voice does scream.birth control

[@58Kym]

Don’t know what you all are on about, she speaks very fast but her tone and accent are perfectly acceptable.

[@herbspencer4332]

Entertainment-style "reporting" - weak.

[@philliplord589]

3d printing needs to be able to repair/rebuild damaged vertebra in my spine.

[@14rnr]

I hear that!

[@darrellscholl1651]

I have a dead man's vertebrae in my neck. Sounds like popcorn when I roll my head.

[@briancarter3704]

@@darrellscholl1651 any bone memory??

[@darrellscholl1651]

@@briancarter3704 How would you define that ?

[@amyreyes2002]

btw gibraltar isnt an island- i live there

[@bottomrung5777]

Enjoyed the info. Thank you. But the narrator speaks too fast and with too smooth/similar a tone for my old ears to easily understand clearly.

[@terryroberts4321]

chuck the History books in the bin

[@herbspencer4332]

Historical "Truth" is very difficult to determine - ask any police detective.

"island"of Gibraltar???? «rolls eyes»

[@danart65]

The Sumerians also made beer...28,000 years ago...and had 25 recipes...

[@jounazi8125]

Sumerians didnt live 28.000 years ago tho

[@michellemarieperez6574]

@@jounazi8125 Annunaki pre Sumerians maybe.

[@jounazi8125]

@@michellemarieperez6574 annunaki is fictipn made by summerians.

[@robinthomas4213]

Don't let them into your minds

[@NeuroDeviant421]

This misapplication of C-14 dating by a creationist is as unimpressive it is unsurprising.

[@tonymorse6732]

That picture of the piramid with the round circle on top is massive how would you hide something like that

[@ThomasLee123]

How would an ancient pick up and move those giant rocks?

[@michellemarieperez6574]

@@ThomasLee123 Giants.

[@briancarter3704]

@@ThomasLee123 frequency

[@joeblow2717]

This is cool stuff...

[@bartonbella3131]

So we know of 2 plague epidemics that wipes out around half of Europe and Asia and we know of plagues that hit the Middle East. What makes us so pompous that we wouldn’t think of plagues wiping out huge portions of the populations in the Americas? Even the pre human populations on remote islands mysteriously died off, plagues sound right there too. Sure it wasn’t the Black Death in all these cases but remember 25%of Europeans were found to have an immunity to the Black Death and that is what kept Europe widely populated. All of our antibodies have built up over time. I also find it prideful that we think this latest population boom was the first technologically advanced civilization to EVER exist. Mother Earth has a tendency to cull the population when her resources are being taxed to the point of annihilation. Like a dog shedding fleas. Imagine an EMF bomb that wipes out technology or an atomic war, trying to rebuild society as we know it would be next to impossible. I bet our stories of the good old days would sound like the “myths” from around the world.

[@thomasjdavid688]

"SCIENCE"

[@tha1anonlykoartist160]

What the hell is that sphere on top of that pyramid in the black n white pic. That shit is krazy and look how much the surrounding area has changed it doesn't even look like the same place...

[@sethskullsberg7787]

Fake photo to get you to click.

[@JohnVKaravitis]

And here YOU are.

[@Dibleydog]

What about the Roman Galley discovered in Brazil ?

[@Bildad1976]

I do commend you for being courageous enough to publish the information about the Triceratops horn being only thousands, instead of millions, of years old. I'm assuming that they used carbon dating on it, which is notable because 99.9% of paleontologists would be absolutely afraid to dare carbon date dinosaur remains, fearing the results would contradict the Darwinian timeline paradigm.

[@stephenchase6611]

There are no dinosaur fossils above the KT boundary ca. 65 million years ago the dating of the fossil is wrong or it is misidentified.

[@Bildad1976]

​@@stephenchase6611 Did you check this for yourself at sufficient locations around the globe to confirm this for yourself, or did others say this was so and you placed your faith in them?

[@martinlayne714]

Indians are descended from Hebrews who actually discovered America. I believe America is where King Solomon's mines were.

[@glennward3336]

Giants Romans Chinese Spanish Vikings Australians Native Americans no wonder America has always been called a melting pot

[@7top242]

The island of Gibraltar??? Where is it? in Atlantistan?

[@reencollett6835]

Great comment 7Top! Really these comments are more fun than the actual vid...

[@7top242]

@@reencollett6835 Thank you, happy to provide some fun. Once I walked from Spain to Gibraltar and back without getting wet feet. Yes, I did thought about Jesus after hearing it is an island.

[@classys-chassis6433]

I think Atlantis is actually in the northwest part of africa you can see the remnants of it. Its called the ring of Africa if you read Plato's description of Atlantis it perfectly fits and a ancient map places Atlantis it basically the exact spot. And the king of Atlantis has the same name as a king from that region of north Africa.

[@captainpinky8307]

there was a movie about vikings fighting native Americans about 12 years ago. now. I WANT a movie about Greeks battling Indian's. Man those Greeks got everywhere.

[@JohnSmith-mg5ve]

the odd thing is native americans are normal hieght last i checked so were people from greece. how did the decide the (giants) were greek really odd

[@steveclark4291]

Number 1 could be used for good ! But how many out there would use it for bad instead of good ?! Which change everything in the world today only to become history !

[@rachelraya5356]

Well, what is being taught in our history books is totally Poppycock!

[@traqueliacooper5132]

My theory on the rocks is BIZZARE I believe some earth so 📞 natural formations weather these are ⛰, 🌳, rocks, ground itself are petrafied remains, that's not 2 asume I'm stating all earth formations are petrafied remains but certainly some. Thanks 4 taking time sharing.

[@tracysnow349]

Who knew that Barbary apes were capable of sailing so long ago. I thought it was more of a recent development.

[@PR-yf1ov]

1:30. 1000 years before Asians discovered GRAIN. try Scythians or present day Slavs aka. Caucus Mountain Humans w Auburn hair ' the Sea Lords.

[@joshsmall4444]

That scientific tool known as carbon dating is incredibly flawed, and has shown almost no ability to judge how old things are, when put under any real scrutiny. When scientists can use this method on let's say a ham bone for instance, that has been cut in 3 pieces, the 1st piece comes back saying it's 1200 years old, the 2nd piece comes back as being 4500 years old, and the 3rd piece comes back saying it's 100,000 years old, you know that this method of dating is not accurate, at all. Especially when the man that had the ham bone tested, tells the scientists that he slaughtered that pig 3 days prior to testing, he simply put each piece in a different place for storage prior to the testing, 1 in a cool dry place, another in dirt, and the 3rd piece in water. These people do not have humanity's best interest at heart whatsoever, they are just highly paid talking heads, if you really want the truths on anything unknown to you, take it up with your Father above in prayer, and get the answer from your creator, and not your fellow man, who has proven himself repeatedly for centuries, to be susceptible to evil and the lies of satan.

[@tonykb2193]

And the circular reasoning is super annoying too, like in a museum, you ask them, how old is that bone, they give you a number, you ask how they know, they say they know from the rocks they found it with... Ok. Now you see a rock, ask them how old it is, they give you a number, you ask how they know, they say from the dinosaur bones we found them with... Wait what!?! I feel your pain brother.

[@joshsmall4444]

Tony B excactly, the ham bone was just one of the many failed tests I've seen, they had another test where it was cloth being tested, it was shown in 4 different places, and each part was dated thousands of years apart, but no age came back as under 800 years old, after receiving the results, a woman walks into the last scientists office, and is wearing said dress, the thing was made by her mom 10 days prior from New fabric, carbon dating is an absolute joke😂😂

[@t00by00zer]

You cannot use carbon dating to establish when a stone foundation was laid in the earth. Just because the Aztecs occupied Teotihuacan in no way means they were the builders of that city. But there is another way to date ancient cities that doesn't involve anything other than mutual alignment, and the conclusions are mind blowing. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gnzKhnp6qtqJeJY

[@peterejones]

It would be nice if we could really know how old things are.

[@Henry-bq5vd]

So interesting..👍

[@LuckyCaledonian]

Staffalocalus? Is that another dinosaur find?

[@numatechprototypes222]

Those ingots might be from Atlantis but it's not were the city is they found the remains in West Africa it was wiped out by mud and ocean according to plato

[@iamcarbonandotherbits.8039]

10 minutes of popular Papp with crappy McCrap voice.

[@pathewitt8488]

Awesome, thank you. Next time make it longer so we can understand what your displaying. Orichalcum is metal... Gold, Silver and Coper, to be exact. Orichalcum is a precise ratio of those metals. Please tell us all you understand about this, it would be a great vid. The ratio could be understood as 50,30,20% >>> but it is not, it is more like 27 'n 24%. Tell me all you know about it and I'll tell you all I know, you first ;))

[@LarryH54]

www.atlasobscura.com/articles/found-47-lumps-of-orichalcum-an-ancient-alloy-attributed-to-atlantis

[@CSBastianyGaumnitz]

The pyramids in Bosnia have been proven to be acutal man mad pyamids and far predate the ones in Egypt.

[@donkruz38]

The dinosaurs living with humans.

[@DrJG9]

It's not history that's changed but rather the arrogant assumptions stemming from the Europeans assuming superiority in every sphere at every point of time that needs correction, high time too.

[@odincoulombe706]

none will change history,,history is unchangeable.

[@Xanderfied]

A lot of this could just show how bad carbon dating really is.

[@monsDK]

just listen to the native they always have the answer, if Believe That or anyone else for that matter had checked. you would know that the people living in china was in the americas along side the vikings. also Sumerians made alcohol along side in time line as china, written down on the tablets.

[@russellmillar7132]

Figuring out what happened in the past is always going to be a tedious and frustrating process.Claiming that "science doesn't know anything" or "we're being lied to" is are very easy to say. and leave us no closer to discovery of the real truth. The "everything we know is wrong" argument let's people off the hook 'cause then actually learning something about archaeology, geology, anthropology(man's humble attempts at scratching the surface) can be carelessly discarded. I still haven't decided whether the aliens built the pyramids to worship their gods, or did they teach the primitive people how to build and use power tools so they could build them. what type of power grid they set up for this work,and what have we found of generators and power switches> Don't look to scientists to answer these questions they all lie!!!

[@peterbarratt8699]

There is still the burden of proof as to the existence of said "aliens".

[@MerAngel12121]

Number three .... Devon Island anyone? A big Yes on number twelve.

[@doumardose9785]

Not Chinese settlers, Tartarian settlers

[@davidfalconer1639]

Aborigines didn't build boats just small bark canoes suitable for 1 or 2 peoples max.

[@jthepickle7]

Americans too drink beer made from rice. Budweiser is made with 70% rice malt. I call it effervescent sake' - and it gives me a headache!

[@nivesknight]

The world may not be as you think...

[@gritsnsand]

# 8 starts out talking about giants, then mentions Greek relics and says Greeks may have discovered North America. Perhaps the writer thinks Greeks are giants. No one else does.

[@evanstocker8106]

depends, Europeans back then would've probably been a lot shorter than they are today in general, take a look at the height of European and African central American descendants and you get somewhat of a feel for it (trust me I've met like 10 Guatemalans and Belizeans that are like half my height)

[@theoneandonly3277]

The Romans’ are Italian and Cristopher Columbus was Italian too. He simply navigated in a Portuguese boat and financed by a Spanish king. So America was still discovered by Italian

[@davidwallin7518]

Or, and this wasn't even mentioned, by the Welsh. www.historic-uk.com/HistoryUK/HistoryofWales/The-discovery-of-America-by-Welsh-Prince/

[@martinlayne714]

Remains of Giants are all over the earth!

[@merlinthemagician3388]

The uk discovered America long ago and gave it to mankind as a gift,

[@kimberlymoxley104]

Phoenisians discovered America

[@anthonysizemore397]

Ori Culkin is the deceased older brother of MacCully Culkin

[@Rick-qi1lp]

Kinda hard to understand your accent ,.try to slow down,.your speech?

[@kevinseraphimday6373]

NOTHING can be dated accurately at "over X million years ago". Archaeologists who would not be liars need to drop the quantity "million" from consideration since they CANNOT prove it!

[@jameskeith7608]

bunch of arseholes

[@notittaylor327]

Dinosaur's never existed.

[@LAM5443]

The Americas were discovered by many people but most people don't know is there is a connection between the aborigines in Australia that remains are also found in the Americas because they were from Africa. Also in Ireland there were native Africans who settled that land before anyone else. Hense why people celebrate st Patrick's day. It was the driving out of the Natives of that land who were defendants from Africa. Know your history. At least three of the things said were intentianaly false because given any more research the truth is profoundly obvious. The intentianaly gloss over the presence of African civilisation all around the world. Remeber the Greeks and Romans were inspired to build based off what they saw in Egypt (AFRICA).

[@genakrein9394]

Kon kwis ta door? Seriously? You're not even trying.

[@52ponybike]

HEY! Can you talk a little faster? And, enunciate well enough so that other English speaking people can understand your gibberish? How about lose one subject to allow slower speech AND find a better robotic voice to narrate. Problem solved.

[@bernardwilson2579]

Actually, the first hominoids originated in the Ohio valley

[@yourfriendRobert]

MUD FOSSILS!!

[@jefffriedberg]

WHAT? WHATWHATWHAT? I CAN;T UNDERSTAND WHAT THE HELL SHE'S SAYING.

[@miguelcastaneda7236]

no.9 mans best friend has succedd in training man to worship them and treat them better than humans