The Raven Master

[@resnonverba137]

Excellent! Thanks for upload.

[@kurglekreutzer6344]

As the raven master he truly has the most unique position in the world! Cheers!

[@dalehoward3704]

He's a great guide!

[@darkangelw8472]

He's hillarious

[@TheJohnnyCombat]

Chris Skaife! Great to see you in all your splendour!! Catch up with you at a reunion I hope!

[@tracybeme1597]

If there are no ravens at the tower implies no beheading and no eyeballs to be plucked out by the ravens. No ravens, no heads, means no rebellion beheadings and no ability of the state to defend itself. The state would fail from civil war.

[@Someloke8895]

It's nice to know that there are people out there, in such positions of honour and importance that share a similar disposition as myself, when it comes to pronouncing R words. (My lower jaw is slightly off centre, which means that my rolled R's sound more like "Rwuh")

[@lotuselise4432]

Gervais's double.

[@erictaylor5462]

See they do have 4th of July in England. Just as we have 5 November in the US (Bonfire night)

[@erictaylor5462]

That is a rather rude and unwarranted thing to say! As your mother was clearly a horrible person, failing to teach you proper manners, let me share with you something she should have taught you. *If you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all*

[@erictaylor5462]

What did I say that wasn't nice? Pointing out that 4 July is a day of the month?

[@erictaylor5462]

Oh, I see. So you are thinking you can be rude to me, but I can't be rude to you? What do you think would happen if you just walked up to some guy on the street and without warning or reason, punch him in the face? Would you say it would be wrong for him to hit you back, even if he believes hitting people for no reason is wrong? You had no reason to be rude or unkind to me. However your action gave me reason (and justification) to be rude to you. You see, I assumed you had some kind of justification for being rude. I was simply asking you for it.

[@Gulliedoutbigup]

We don't celebrate 4th of July. That's your thing. Also 5th of November is completely different. It's to remember what Guy Fawkes attempted assassination plot of the monarchy and government. A little different to celebrating independence.

[@Puckoon2002]

We Brits have a 4th of July, it's just another day in our calendar. We "celebrate" the defeat of the gunpowder plot on 5th of November. Most Brits do not "celebrate" thanksgiving.