Guz Khan Started Revolutions At School | Russell Howard's Wonderbox

From Russell Howard's brand new podcast, Wonderbox, Guz Khan shares memories from his childhood, including pissing in VCRs and starting revolutions at school...
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[@trockodile]

"I've never been more certain of what you mean!"🤣

[@tahiyamarome]

As a special education teacher for 3 decades these are all signs of twice exceptional people: highly intelligent gifted people with neuro-atypicality

[@tahiyamarome]

Every time i look at Russell i see Calvin from Calvin and Hobbes cartoon

[@mcv2178]

I never did....until you said that! : )

[@XopheAdethri]

I wouldn't be surprised if Calvin would have grown up to be in the entertainment industry.

[@spinthepickle1244]

I can't unsee it!

[@whitefangoftheleaf9744]

Gotta love guz your a legend bro

[@wdwerker]

I noticed Russell has an understanding and showed some respect for Guz faith and went right back to getting at the story behind the vcr.

[@kloejayne4437]

I ate egg shells and left the hard boiled egg in the cup when I was a child. . ...freaked my mum out so much she took me to the docs to ask what was wrong with me 😂 🥚🥚

[@Megancookie640]

Love your videos Russell 😂

[@manx1641]

The Jam, town called malice, “A whole street's belief in Sunday's roast beef gets against the Co-op”

[@xRiizo]

Another hilarious one! Still asking if we will ever get the full video form of the podcasts..

[@rhysodunloe2463]

Dash might come from the Vikings. The Swedish "daska" and Danish "daske" mean slapping someone and "to dash" means - amongst many other things concerning the prompt use of bodily force like throwing, leaping forward, running away and so on - to beat someone up pretty bad. The word might have entered Old English through Viking settlers and the specific meaning then changed. Like after a fight the Anglo-Saxons were like "You've dashed his f**kin brains out! The f**k's wrong with you?!" and the Northman was like "Nonsense! I barely touched the man. It was an ørefigen at most. Jeg har daske ham let!"

[@thequeenofspades]

I swear Guz could read the phonebook aloud and it would be hilarious.

[@mikryan6567]

I love this channel

[@V8HiluxZX6R]

You need to put the full videos up.

[@LaineTheLark]

This is ADHD kids all grown up!

[@user-dh6bj2me5p]

Nope. ADHD doesn't necessarily convey cleverness.

[@LaineTheLark]

@@user-dh6bj2me5p que? What? (I’m audhd neurodivergent.)

[@Niki-ly5kb]

​@LaineTheLark one thing I know and observed again and again is adhd on the higher spectrum though smart have a hard Time concentrating so don't test well, aggression Is present also, these 2 do not have that level of adhd, kids do these things naturally also, don't mean they have a issue, could be just personality, up to the professionals to decide

[@bunyipdragon9499]

As an Aussie I had to google "Aussie Crunchies". Turns out it originates in the north of England, possibly Bolton and has nothing to do with Australia. Australian Crunch sound good though 😂

[@SmallBlogV8]

Oh, pebble-dashing! I get it.

[@johnhalliday719]

Get a vid up of him chatting about his cousin Flamboreens, was hilarious in the pod.

[@lanestovall1715]

Love hearing about how weird other folks' childhood was. Makes me feel better about my own choices, but also confused about the American vs. UK argument of "we should hit kids as often as possible vs. the UK view of, "no, just talk to them." If, I had, (a child born in North Carolina 😢1989) gotten up at 3 am for ANY reason I wouldn't have been able to sit down for a week.. no wonder us Americans are mentally fucked up and default to violence!!! We're taught that shit as a deterrent against "bad behavior" from a young age.

[@howamazing8817]

No we got hit, not anymore but we did

[@Niki-ly5kb]

I'm wondering if I'm right that boys when they hit around 8 years old go through a major phase of silly or dangerous behaviour! my son at 8 had a setting things on fire phase, thankfully not so good at covering his tracks, quickly resolved, other than that though been the most chilled easy going child I've never known, he's 15 almost now

[@tracyfisher2088]

Can we please get the full video of all the podcasts. I don't tend to listen to podcasts but i do like to watch them so i've only seen/heard the odd bits youve uploaded here, I'd like to see the whole things, they seem pretty good. X

[@Rainbowofthefallen]

🤎

[@jamesguffogg7119]

328...

[@LimeyRedneck]

😲😅

[@nicholasn2448]

Cellar tape?? I need a British person's help.. is it that stinky boxing tape.. I'm guessing lol

[@TheAxG]

Sellotape is a brand name here for sticky tape/scotch tape/adhesive tape.

[@Neenerella333]

CELLO. As in cellophane. Very old fashioned type of plastic.

[@nicholasn2448]

Thanks!! Lol

[@puirYorick]

therapy??

[@richfromtang]

Six? LOL he was 15 really.

[@JoBlogz]

gaza you hypocrite

[@rachaelsnider781]

really just want to know which tea set this is 🥴🫠