The Dumbest War Nobody Talks About | BlueJay | History Teacher Reacts

There have been A LOT of dumb wars in history. Could this be the dumbest ever? BlueJay hilariously tells the story and Mr. Terry sneaks in some more history!
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[@MrTerry]

What are some other DUMB wars?

[@Meatloaf_TV]

the one where the us gave pearl harbor to japan and then nuked it.

[@Mr52308]

The Pig War was pretty dumb, but leave it to the British to fight over some stupid rocks in the ocean

[@Mr52308]

@@Meatloaf_TV huh?

[@DanGamingFan2846]

The Cod wars. Oh yes, there were multiple. They were a series of 20th-century confrontations between the United Kingdom and Iceland about fishing rights in the North Atlantic.

[@The_first_galactic_empire1]

The pig war

[@FelipeCarreiro]

Fun Fact: throughout history, France tried to invade Brazil 10 times and was defeated by the Brazilians EVERY time. In fact, the first battle was for control of Rio de Janeiro and, to this day, there is a French fortress built on an island close to one of the city's airports.

[@jgnogueira]

There is also an island that was almost colonized by the netherlands here called são Luís, however the French kick their butts out of the islands that were later quicked By the portuguese, not many brazilians know this, while most of the historical center is in bad shape, you can still feel the french and netherlends mix there

[@charliebann5605]

Its funny how France AND Britain both had "Wars" revolving around fishing around the same time

[@Archris17]

I swear, if Iceland hadn't behaved like such a li'l bitch, running and going, "Aaaammeeerrriiiiccaaa! Make Britain stop or I'm gonna go Soviet!" we would still have a fishing industry. A nation acting like a little child flicking bits of eraser at the back of your head, then hiding behind the teacher acting like he's the victim when you turn around to give him his due, is humiliating to everyone involved. Should have just sunk their stupid boats and dared them to do something about it.

[@seesaw41]

Which was Britain's war?

[@charliebann5605]

@@seesaw41 The Cod War

[@Hidet0shialt]

Brazilian here, you might find it interesting to know a bit of context behind Brazilian French relationships that he left out of the video at the time. A few years earlier, during the Algerian war, then Brazilian president Jânio Quadros almost invaded French Guyana to take it from France. João Goulart, the president mentioned in the video, was couped by the military dictatorship that governed Brazil between 1964-1985, so during the most tense moments of the lobster war, the military was in charge of the political decisions, hence the increased belligerence that ended up for Brazil's benefit at the time. Also, the same military dictatorship backed Argentina during the Falklands War a little later, stating that it would join the war if Britain stepped on continental Argentina, and holding a British plane captured in Brazilian airspace (pilot was low on fuel). Thatcher got so mad that she demanded the USA to join her side, which they didn't do, but the USA tried to pressure Brazil to release the airplane and chill out a bit because Brazil was using American and French military equipment to intimidate American allies. There's much more on these convoluted relations but nowadays we all chill I guess

[@Nostripe361]

The Cold war infighting between the two factions is always funny to me. I mean at one point the US, the British, and the Soviets ended up supporting the same side in Nigeria against the side supported by France, China

[@davidedeus12]

Honestly, we should had take Guyana, because now, France is trying to force is entering in ACTO, so it can explore the Amazon more freely, by claiming its territory in Guyana give it the right to be a member... and also Fuck the France :v

[@C0lon0]

​@@Nostripe361even the Vatican supported one side of that war.

[@lloydgush]

I have to stand with the military on this (not the falklands bit) don't poach on national waters. See somalia to see how it ends.

[@AFNBarbosa]

"during the most tense moments of the lobster war, the military was in charge of the political decisions" except they weren't, the Lobster War was from 1961 to 1963 while the coup only happened in 1964, Blue Jay even says in the video that Goulart ordered the release of the French ships.

[@qerupasy]

I googled whether lobsters feel pain and the only thing that I learned is that the University of Maine has a "Lobster Institute" that has an educational resource on how to cook lobsters. This includes ways to mitigate a tail twitch that is apparently an escape response that is the closest equivalent to a visible pain reaction. You can reduce the duration of the tail twitch by putting the lobster on ice before cooking it, but you cannot completely get rid of it. I did not see a "no lobsters were harmed" disclaimer on this document, so a minute of silence for the lobsters that have fallen to procure this piece of information. 🤫

[@dinamosflams]

they do feel pain, yes. if you want to kill them in a humane way, pierce a knife between their eyes. direct brain destruction is the cleanest method of killing an animal

[@duelgundam]

That would explain why Chef Ramsay just chose to straight up kill the lobster instantly by stabbing it through the head. He ended the suffering before it could begin.

[@qerupasy]

@@duelgundam There are some notes about how killing lobsters before cooking can leave time for microorganisms to accumulate toxic substances in their tissue that persist during cooking. This may refer to risks of paralytic or diarrheal shellfish poisoning which can be caused by cyanobacteria or algea, respectively. It's an explanation for why shellfish is often sold alive and then killed right before or during cooking. I doubt there's a problem if you stab it right before, though. Edit: Actually, it seems like pretty much all types of shellfish poisoning are caused by biotoxins produced by algea.

[@Bryce-gb5qd]

RIP lobster's

[@blackman5867]

I LOVE EATING LOBSTERS 💓😍💦🍴🦞

[@Hashiriya985]

as a Brazilian i see this as an absolute win

[@AlphaSections]

I'm surprise Brazil let the French go as far as they did. Degaul, like always, kept b****ing about imperialism from the UK and US. Meanwhile, he's trying to steal Brazil's maritime resources and destroy the USD. After all the UK and US did for him, he betrayed them all for arrogance and personal pride. And then people wonder why France lost so much respect, it was Degaul!

[@MarcosVinicius-mx9dd]

É nois Brasil

[@BelgorathTheSorcerer]

The wife thing hit close to home. You wouldn't believe how many times I've said those exact words in that exact tone of voice. I have to side with Brazil on this one. Lobsters are not a fish, and France was being a wanker.

[@wombat4191]

To me, Blue Jay feels like a love child of Oversimplified and Sam O'Nella. And I'm totally here for exactly that.

[@endersdragon34]

Fun fact: in law school every lawyer learns from a case where the ruling starts: "The issue is: what is a 'chicken'". So yeah... those sorts of weird questions can come up a lot in disputes.

[@zecastudios]

I'm a Brazilian born. As I was a child at the time, I remember my dad making jokes for decades about the so called "Lobster War." Making jokes of French and Brazilians.

[@troublesometoaster4492]

I love how the deal he showed basically says "Sign here agreeing that this time you'll go fuck yourself for good. Sign here also if you're a big stupid idiot that's ugly and stupid haha." I can confirm that most deals written in Portuguese aspire to the same level of wordsmithing.

[@pedrobrito4461]

the "jaja" hurt

[@onwardtowaffles]

The Jell-O mold thing has some interesting history behind it - used to be that gelatins were extremely labor-intensive to produce and thus only really made an appearance at the wealthiest tables. The advent of cheap, pre-packaged instant gelatin meant middle-class families could have that "status symbol" as well, so all the cookbook writers went slightly unhinged for a few decades.

[@Suno-ta-sei]

Slightly? I'd say they went beyond that 😂

[@nellgwenn]

The thing was you needed refrigeration for it to work. It was a status symbol. It became real popular in the Victorian era. They loved those huge massive Jello monstrosities.

[@renegadeleader1]

All I want to know is why Jell-O cubes at the hospital or restaurant don't taste as good as when I make it at home.

[@nellgwenn]

@@renegadeleader1I might be due to the container they use to pour the jello into. Or very poor quality jello mix. Imitation flavoring instead of real fruit

[@frenchfry9370]

​@@renegadeleader1When you make it at home you put in actual effort and can make adjustments based on personal taste, at the hospital or restaurants they follow a "standard recipe" to be fit for mass production and consumption. Essentially quality Vs quantity

[@nontrashfire2]

Lobsters have a nervus system. They do feel the increase in temperature. Temperatures exceeding their comfort level can inflict pain. This kind of relates to myth of people only having 5 senses. The nervus system feels changes in pressure and temperature differently. These have been lumped into "touch" but have vastly different functions.

[@jimb9063]

Yes, it's also not air escaping either that people hear when boiling lobsters. The 5 senses one lingers for some reason. Everyone's heard of balance, yet don't count that nor quite a few more for some reason.

[@nivision]

Yep and the reason they are shipped live is because they putrefy really quick even being kept refrigerated, freezing ruins the texture, and more modern times a lot of places (like Red Lobster actually) humanely kill them before putting them in the boiling water now.

[@PeterPeter-rl9vn]

Seeing as France’s largest border is with Brazil it isn’t super surprising that Brazil would be invoked in a war at least once, but over lobsters? I guess it makes sense but it’s so elevated.

[@v1n1c1u55anto5]

Brazil won all its border claims over France and sincerelly almost with all its neighbors, thats why Brazil is the 5 largest country on earth. French, portuguese, spanish, british, dutch, Argentinian, paraguayan, bolivian, peruvian, colombia, all had to be defeated diplomaticaly or at war more than once at some point of the Brazilian history so Brazil could have this size.

[@Emigdiosback]

I work at a Turkish restaurant, and we had lobster as a new year’s special earlier this year. Turned out the “lobsters screaming before they die” thing was a complete myth. They don’t make a sound.

[@ItsAVolcano]

The "screaming" is a real phenomenon where any air in their bodies comes out rapidly during boiling, a bit like a whistling teapot.

[@Emigdiosback]

@@ItsAVolcano didn’t hear that. Probably because we kept the pot open

[@Qardo]

They may not scream when they die. They shriek and start going for the kitchen knives. 😂

[@DanGamingFan2846]

Considering America and British Canada nearly killed each other over a single pig, I'm not too surprised. Imagine if this war had been over snails though. Those seas would've run red.

[@nontrashfire2]

Second time seeing this comment on this video on a different channel.

[@daleburridge5026]

"You need to keep your pig out of my potatos" "No, you need to keep your potatos out of my pig!" Then he shot the pig. :-)

[@lyingdogfaceponysoldier5003]

It was about control of the Pacific Northwest and British Columbia.

[@AlphaSections]

Exactly, that land is well worth claiming. Overpathetic is for some reason incredibly biased against the Americans in that episode.@@lyingdogfaceponysoldier5003

[@daleburridge5026]

@@lyingdogfaceponysoldier5003 No, that was 54-40 or fight! The pig War was only about if the "Main Ship Channel" was the one to the north or south side of the San Juan Islands. the 49th parallel had already been agreed to.

[@Orthane]

Lobsters do feel pain, but if your water is already boiling they instantly die, so they don't feel anything. If you put them in a pot and heat up the water you're basically torturing them.

[@Halmir4126]

It's honestly better to just put a knife through the brain it's quick

[@WoobertAIO]

@@Halmir4126 yeah but where is a lobster's brain?

[@Halmir4126]

@@WoobertAIO little bit back grom between the eyes

[@Thomas.deNorth]

Yep, 49 year old Norwegian here, and I remember that horrible jello dish with carrots and peas etc. Everyone had it at parties in the 70´s and early 80´s. 😂

[@Sunny-jz3dy]

Yuck! 😂😂

[@danielhm997]

in our history books it says we "totally kicked their asses"

[@jimb9063]

Deservedly so! When that didn't happen, it was because of dastardly underhand shenanigans, so there.

[@RaginKavu]

For those wondering, the paper the French guy is holding reads: "DEAL: Sign here agreeing that this time you're screwed. Sign here too if you're a big stupid idiot who is ugly and stupid. Haha." That "jaja" is Spanish, btw, not Portuguese. Other than that, even though I'm Brazilian, I've never learnt about this in school. I might have been told about it en passant during my Bachelor's, but if so, I completely forgot it.

[@pokemata1035]

Good English for being Brazilian👍 (I'm not sure if you were meaning something else or not, but I think "en passant" would be "in passing" otherwise, great!)

[@RaginKavu]

@@pokemata1035 Thanks! En passant is french, but it can be used in English too. In this context it just means "briefly". English is full of borrowed expressions, just like they use the Latin/Italian "per se" (and not per "say").

[@pokemata1035]

@@RaginKavu Oh, now I feel a bit stupid for not knowing an expression used in English.😅 Thank you for teaching me something new!

[@janaejoaodosacramento9731]

17:03 for anyone wondering what Postos de combate means it all personal go to you battle stations

[@victorcapel2755]

Fishing is serious buisniess. Spain and Canada, both NATO countries, fired shots at eachother in the Atlantic over fishing as late as 1995.

[@thunderatigervideo]

If the ugly world ruler contest allows for multiple centuries of rulers, there are several in the Hapsburg dynasty that would probably make the list.

[@jimb9063]

Yep, the Stuarts also. With that narrow a gene pool you could argue it's just the same ruler reincarnated.

[@KamuiPan]

Oh yes, one of the dozens of time Brazil won a conflict against France. The last time was in the 90's, and was the french, the US and UK.

[@RouxLioux]

They feel pain, they feel emotions, etc. It’s the same type of myth as the boiling frogs. Frogs will jump out when it get’s too hot even though we were taught that they wouldn’t care. Lobsters just lack the ability to get out of the pot.

[@samuellawrencesbookclub8250]

Not a marine biologist, but my father used to be a chef, so I feel I can way in. Lobsters and crabs do feel pain when you boil them, but live boiling is, generally speaking, the safest way to cook them. The thing about raw shellfish is it goes off quickly, if you tried to kill a lobster painlessly before cooking it, it would soon become inedible. Live boiling is not about sparing the lobster or crab pain, it's about sparing the consumer.

[@danielcurtis1434]

Great so another meal that had to be tortured to be produced!!! I don’t know what sick people would eat such food???

[@samuellawrencesbookclub8250]

@@danielcurtis1434 Oh come on, they're only animals

[@MalekitGJ]

​​@@danielcurtis1434then go eat dirt PeTA Plants can feel pain too.

[@ItsAVolcano]

From my own experience studying American cuisine throughout history I think the 60's jello molds were likely bad attempts at replicating the aspic dishes the adults at the time would've remembered from the 1920's. The key difference being that aspic is a savory gelatin, whereas jello very much isn't. Not to mention even then it's very much a niche food.

[@ImNotaRussianBot]

I'm Russian and grew up with aspic. It's delicious with Russian mustard, which is yellow wasabi (in terms of exact flavor and exploding tears and snot). The fake wasabi we buy everywhere is literally the same thing, with green food coloring. I think this is our haggis, gross to everyone who didn't grow up eating it. 🤷

[@marcosdheleno]

24:50 we did. in WW2. not only did brazil jumpstart the social revolution that led to the end of segregation, but brazil was one of the most important countries in the war in italy. to the point that brazillian soldiers were stationed in italy, and instead of assing around, they helped italy recover. and while today italy likes to forget, you can find alot of brazillian homage in italy for what they did. also, there are some amazing brazillian stories including that time brazil made a makeshift tank, that beat italy's and almost beat the one made by the US,

[@JoyZofSoRRoW]

Saw the lobster killing method on an old episode of Good Eats on the food channel. However the first step was to put them in the freezer to lower their metabolism and put them to "sleep" before putting them into the steaming boiling pot.

[@jendreg1935]

Brits had ''wars'' with Iceland over fishing and lost them all.

[@joshuawells835]

Anyone else seeing a similarity between the French lobster fishing off the coast of Brazil and the premise of the show Whale Wars, in which the Japanese were hunting whales in the Southern Ocean under the guise of "scientific research?"

[@stratonikisporcia8630]

9:24 Scientist here: they do feel pain, at least according to H*tler Bro I'm a mathematician

[@nontrashfire2]

There was a law put in place that prisoners in the US could not be fed lobster more than 3 times a week because it was seen as inhumane. This is when they were seen as a disgusting byproduct of commercial fishing.

[@phodon129]

De Gaulle never claimed to be attractive, just rich and powerful.

[@arx3516]

To be honest, the french were conducting serious research, the aim was to find the best sauce to put on lobsters.

[@Thelaretus]

7:46 Just so you, Brazil traditionally (at least in older, controversial literature) considers itself as a White country. Source: I'm a White Brazilian who likes to collect outdated school textbooks which are being thrown away.

[@LeyvatenLoop]

As blacks and natives were either slaves or target practice for most of our history, makes sense that we were considered a white country, as, you know... they barely treated blacks and natives as people, and as a result whites tend to occupy positions of power much more often due to heritage even today :v Now, for context, Brazil has around 43% of it's population considering itself white ("considering" because that's how the research goes, the census just asks what you identify as, if you want to be strict about it a significant chunck of those would actually be considered mixed, but it's hard to quantify how much, my educated guess as someone who worked in the census is around 1/4 of it), 45% mixed, 10% black (surprisingly low number at first, until you realise that the reason there's many whites and mixeds and not as many blacks is because the richer whites didn't mix too much with blacks, but the poor blacks and whites mixed a lot and resulted in the big mixed part, also helping increase the number of whites was the big waves of immigration from europe during the world wars period, those immigrants often settling in brand new towns and, consequently, not mixing a lot, regardless of being poor) and around 1,5% others (there's quite a few Japanese people in the state of São Paulo, but for other states mostly those "others" would be natives)

[@carkawalakhatulistiwa]

More etnis Portugis life in Brazil than Portugal

[@leondenizard3800]

Half is white,but its a multicultural country

[@Nolroa]

16:31Text in Portuguese: “Agreement: Sign here agreeing that this time you'll get (f-word)ed for real this time. Sign here because you are a big stupid ugly idiot. Hahaha.”

[@darrellmarcks6304]

The French should have used that Rick and Morty joke "Don't shoot or the Casualties will be in the "Brazillions""

[@Packless1]

...the same way Japan does 'Research' on whales...? 😉🙁 ...they should have asked Jaques Custeau...that guy knows a thing or two about marine-biology...! 😉😁 ...fun-fact: The brazilian navy later bought a 2nd.-hand aircraft-carrier (Sao-Paulo/ex-Foch)☝

[@GhostBear3067]

That aircraft carrier has since been scuttled.

[@moonkiitty]

The closest thing I've ever come to "stuff in jelly that shouldn't be" is Lizzie Bennet Diaries showing me "green beans in cranberry jello."

[@Justin_Ebright]

Pain is one of the most advantageous evolutionary advantages. All life feels it. Even plants. Boiling them alive isn't painless. There's more humane ways. And no I'm not the Peta type. I love meat, I've hunted and prepared the meat after. It's just nonsensical to believe they couldn't because they'd be an evolutionary dud if not.

[@SubZero-cv5hk]

I agree, the main evolutionary advantage of feeling pain is your body telling you 'somethings wrong in this area of you', the more painful it is, the more somethings wrong in this area of you. while we mostly experience it as annoying in our daily life, it provides an essential advantage to survival.

[@MalekitGJ]

I'm sure there are more "humane" ways but the problem is: they decompose pretty fast when they die. It is a health risk to cook them after killing them.

[@davinavarrocarneiro888]

I’m from Brazil and I also have never heard of that story, and I can guarantee you we do not learn this at school, what it’s sad because it’s an amazing story

[@Blastoise-1123]

What I would want to see most is Napoleon the third in charge of France and somehow lose ships to the lobsters

[@morphingninja]

"ugliest world leaders in history?" me: "hapsburgs?" probable response: "that's on me, I set the bar too low."

[@duphasdan]

The way Blue Jay subtly added that demonic voice near the start when saying 'unholy abomination'.

[@Thelaretus]

As a Brazilian, this video got me feeling quite patriotic. Also, João Goulart ("Jango") was a living disappointment LMAO. I had a professor eho was named after him; I pitied him. Also President Goulart was my relative.

[@OliLego]

I honestly love these videos so much

[@bradeurich5183]

For a long time, gelatin was a food for rich people, then they did something so that pretty much every person could afford it. Therefore, adding gelatin to anything would make it "classy". Kind of like people would "rent" pineapples for social events 200+ years ago because they were so associated as being a rich person status symbol. Thankfully, no one has to flaunt their Jello or pineapples to impress their friends anymore.

[@s3.14dervision]

I'm from Maine and yes, they do feel pain. Don't get me wrong, I still love lobster, but I'm not deluded about the fact that I am eating a living thing that felt pain. At least I'm honest.

[@user-eq8ww1gr6v]

The British may have used intermediaries, but their hands are only less bloody if they keep lying to themselves.

[@flyingtrex1642]

I’m pretty sure all animals feel pain and even if they don’t that slow realisation that you are going to die is worse than just being suddenly killed

[@user-nm1eu1xu1j]

I remember hearing the jello trend was as a way for people to show off the fact they now had fridges. there were also vegetable flavored jello to better pair with more savory ingredients

[@andresbarragan7212]

16:35 i mean, they literally started a war for cakes...

[@renegadeleader1]

The first time I saw a Blue Jay video I honestly thought it was just an alternate account for Oversimplified or Sam O'Nella.

[@The-Administrator]

I don't think it was lobsters, but someone checked this with frogs by lobotomizing them *then* checking if they hopped out of the pot. Believe it or not, no, no they did not.

[@the_eye6229]

The lobsters do feel pain we just thought they didn’t because of the frog experiment where they did the same thing with a frog people keep forgetting we lobotomized it

[@Demonslayre]

BlueJay is the drunken love child of Sam O'Nella and Oversimplified

[@elingeniero9117]

I have an old cookbook with a recipe for serving a whole fish in a block of Jello. The idea was to make it look like its was in its natural habitat when it was presented at the table.

[@WelziFC7]

Lobsters do feel pain and the most humane way to kill them before cooking is putting a large knife behind its head and pushing down forcefully. It will kill instantly

[@Jacksonville311]

I wish that you were my history teacher! I got in so much trouble in high school for correcting my history teachers. They really had no knowledge base on history outside of the curriculum and frequently made errors when teaching us.

[@oliversherman2414]

Britain and America nearly went to war over a pig and France and Brazil nearly went to war over lobsters. Looks like people always fight over stupid things

[@yoshiro566]

It's not a stupid reason, France entering Brazilian land without permission and stealing the animals is an affront to Brazil, it's as if it had no owner, we should have invaded Guyana

[@karlpeterson9334]

Restaurants freeze live lobsters, because if you boil them, they scream.

[@jescis0]

I saw fruit in Jell-O, but I don't remember veggies or anything else! I'm 46, so… 🤔🤔

[@KamiNoBaka1]

Fun fact: a dish of food suspended in gelatin is called an aspic, and they were actually most popular around the 1950s. My grandma has a recipe book from the '50s with honestly way too many aspics in it. Probably the most striking and disgusting looking one is a whole pot roast aspic with the veggies in it. Not like chopped up and distributed throughout the gelatin, imagine more like an entire pot roast on the plate with potatoes, peas, and carrots around it, covered in a dome of plain gelatin. So gross. My grandma agrees. My grandma does make one awesome Jell-O salad though. Orange jello with grated carrots, crushed pineapple, and walnuts. Tastes like orange and pineapple, the carrots really just add a nice crunch to the texture, and of course the walnuts are walnuts. Who doesn't like a good walnut, other than people who are allergic?

[@artladybluntzer4112]

Jimmy Carter, yobama, Clinton, de Gaul, winston Churchill, North Korea president, Edy immen, and last but not least Nixon

[@Gruegirl]

Lobsters do feel pain when boiled alive, now you're supposed to stab them in the head before boiling.

[@nebojsaaleksic3419]

Blue jay how to survive the wild weast next

[@TheBandit025Nova]

That’s West Patrick Your Fire Again

[@NeonBeeCat]

easy solution: don't eat lobtur

[@Cellq7]

3:00 The Doom and Animal Crossing release got a lot funny memes XD

[@frost598]

Here's a bit of info about lobsters. If you turn them upside down, and rub their fealers or antenna, the lobster will fall asleep

[@mangantasy289]

14:55 "clingig to the ocean floor". so what about Combtooth blennies then? These fish must be lobsters! Man, as a biologist, knowing my taxonomy, I just can't.... this is so dumb, makeing me undicedid if I shoul cry or laugh

[@Petrico94]

Oversimplified is higher quality but they do take forever to come out. To start I forgot how long it's been. Blue Jay is still great and a good evolution of like Sam o Nella and his minimalist look, who has also gotten around to animating again. I'm just glad more people are sharing strange stories from history and having fun with it.

[@sirblank2384]

The only thing about lobsters ik is the old legend about them screaming during the cooking.....but its just air escaping the shell

[@artificialanimeuniverse5063]

Most dumb war: Me with the war against my sleep paralysis demon!

[@rayzain7686]

20:33 I don’t know why but I find Degaul smoking reminds me of Rod Serling from the twilight zone.

[@kennethcook9406]

The only "Jello Salad" I've ever had was fruit salad in Jello. Although when I was little, and had muscle pains or a headache, my mom would crush up a Tylenol and put in Jello. I had trouble swallowing pills when I was little.

[@capitainsheep1137]

i like bluejay because it tell stories in a more entertaining way and also tell some unheard story and in hundred of years it sure has happened some fun stuff that are not famous enough

[@cb289]

Can you do a video on the "Cod Wars"? Between Iceland and Britain. The war over fish and chips

[@XRakxXRaknasan]

There was a war between to over a water bucket 1325 was between two rival cities of Italy, Bologna and Modena which is popularly known as the Battle of Zappolino or War of the Oak Bucket. You can find it at the church in Modena Italy

[@skula9528]

João Goulart also known as jango, was. Chased in 1964 , one year after the lobster "war" was over , people claimed he was a communist with a lot of influence from the us and he fled the country looking for asylum to Uruguay , after that our country became a military regime/dictatorship, also i have Goulart in my name too , no relation to him even tho we're from the same state .

[@romeu_]

I'm Brazilian and this video was great!

[@JohnnyLynnLee]

I'm Brazilian and I didn't know about that! I'm really proud of Brazil on that! The French sent gunboats thinking that mere fact would scare us, not thinking they would need to engage anyway. and then the Brazilian navy LIKE A BOSS seized the French fishboats ANYWAY. and then the French, that couldn't even IMAGINE we would have the balls to do so just SAT AND WATCHED while we captured the ships before their eyes! They De Gaule became rally upset and sent a destroyer, and we sent aircrafts. And the French starting doing shooting exercises thinking we'd be scared again; and then we just flew LOWER and lower DARING them to shoot us to show we had no fear. Those Are the IRON BALLS I like to see in Brazil! We should teach it at school, goddamn! "A cobra Vai fumar! ("The snake is gonna smoke")" Those who don' kw that story it's pretty cool! Just kowing the channel. subscribed. If you can, please talk about "a cobra vai fumar".

[@amwoodco3049]

Ugliest world leaders in history: I submit Jean Cretien, Canadian Prime Minister.

[@TheCsel]

I didn’t know about this war but I had heard about the Cod wars

[@lawaern3474]

Baldur's Gate 3 is pretty different from 1 and 2, being made by a different studio, as well as over 2 decades later. I've only played the first bit, back during EA, ( I saw the bear thing, now its all I can think of when I see the game.) But the rest of it is decent enough that most people could enjoy it. It being to Mr Terry's taste? Unsure.

[@claireradke7029]

The generally considered humane way to dispatch a lobster nowadays is to shove a kitchen knife in the middle of the junction behind the eyes and slice down on the rest of the head. Source: Born and raised Portland, ME

[@DaveMSippel]

Ugly leaders? Abe Lincoln, Muammar Gaddafi, every English king.

[@chrishopkins1492]

The only bad thing I've heard about Baldurs Gate 3 is that every character tries to sleep with you. I guess they have romantic lines for all characters. Not like it's something you have to do.

[@marrowseer0881]

Barbonhimer is like Doom crossing: Eternal Horizons

[@VS-re1sr]

So, gelatin was a part of the diet in ancient China and Egypt. It could be savory or sweet, or glue or cosmetics or... So, savory Jell-O was not weird for a long time.

[@almasbaibolov1446]

7:46 A) This is funny. B) Most Brazilians considered as White. C) French fishermen would violate this license anyway, since disregarding laws of other countries in nature of every French person.

[@Krokmaniak]

Fun fact. Chicken jello and pork jello are traditional polish food (Look up galert or tymbaliki. It has many names in different regions) It's history reaches 1500's

[@michaellamb4001]

Australia went to war with the Emu’s and we lost

[@ericbadertscher6978]

I’m convinced that whoever does oversimplified videos has died, and Bluejay has decided to fill their shoes, quite well, I might add!

[@ultimatechaosbeingmorphokn4102]

a bit late to this but Hitler had a nephew which joined the allies in the fight against him, the infographics show can provide more info on this, it also does videos on history

[@budabear48]

Most chefs I know say knife to the 😮 quick and best results for lobsters

[@dickward1090]

I believe the “in vogue” insta-kill for lobsters is chopping through the body/head (not the tail) which is supposed to be, as the name implies, instant. I’m not familiar enough with lobster anatomy to weigh in on the topic more than that.

[@msc2127]

Cold war? Obviously here in brazil we had bigger problems than that lol

[@OzzieTheHead]

22:27 Jay was talking about the Brazilian Navy

[@pedronicoleti]

did you know that in fact the movie oppenheimer is a prequel of ''The Wolverine'' 2013? xD