The Strange And Bizarre Truth About Christopher Columbus

[@GrungeHQ]

What other famous figures from history do you not always hear the whole truth about in school?

[@awolf2393]

Mother Teresa and Ghandi.

[@88Heckenlively]

Jim Garrison

[@88Heckenlively]

Sumerian cradle of civilization and Sumerian cuneiform tablets.

[@88Heckenlively]

History of the first native Americans and the Mound people.

[@88Heckenlively]

The book of Issa.

[@arielatom03]

His journal is written in third person because he didnt write it, Bartolome de las casas did. The original written by columbus is lost. Do your research.

[@mattysheehan9786]

Which I would think would be way more accurate than Columbus’s own account considering De Casas universal praise of character and honesty

[@jeanbiroute]

I stopped the video after 30 seconds. What a tool

[@pureblood6508]

Columbus did not enslave Africans in Haiti. That happened 200 years later. Actually it’s been proven that some of his crew members were of African heritage after examining their remains and teeth.

[@pureblood6508]

Maybe he did, according to some scholars. But not Africans as I believe this film said. I can’t remember exactly, I watched it over a month ago. It was probably one of the worst I’ve ever seen on the subject.

[@user-ue3pl2gf4o]

ik i got kinda offended lol. There’s black supremacist out there that think they were in americas before Columbus...They’re just trying to steal things

[@africanfreak]

@@user-ue3pl2gf4o I mean... Every culture and religion tries to make everything theirs. For example, Jesus being white or black, Europeans were first to America, and etc.

[@TheLoneCourier2077]

I wouldn't take that as solid proof though that's basically the I have black friends argument and just because they were in his crew doesn't mean it was willingly

[@jasonbisdead]

It was in his contract to bring slaves back to the crown.

[@sulemanali7857]

Bruh you couldn't have looked more like than I'd imagine you'd look from hearing your voice

[@castronatefit5754]

U high as hell

[@timothyparks3206]

@@castronatefit5754 lmao

[@richcampus]

The man behind the voice. Can't recommend that just hearing the voice is better or not. Just yet, that is. The video alternates between the ears and the eyes.

[@thedarkside314]

He looks like Ryan Reynolds

[@Redlioness-gp9ci]

SLAVERY WAS PRACTICED FIRST IN EGYPT AND THIS BEHAVIOUR CONTINUED WORLDWIDE.

[@lordsyker7279]

*Ancient Egypt.

[@Psilocybism]

Mesopotamia had slaves too. Also China had what you could consider slaves. Both societies pre-date the Egyptians.

[@Kolchak_Enjoyer]

EXCEPT ESPAÑA

[@gatestimonymiracle1302]

Everyone did slavery because money was not always there but no one in history took slaves based on race that's why American slavery is different

[@rahmel2009]

Why do they teach us about how “great” he is and how he was a national “hero”, we shouldn’t have a holiday to celebrate the terrible things he’s done, we should replace Columbus Day with a holiday respecting all people of every skin (black, white, Indian, Mexican etc.) you think of the name

[@am4cus447]

Everyone matters

[@dylaniam1589]

No

[@RealityContradiction]

Agreed!!

[@kiraslight4750]

He died 515 years ago. If he's pissing you off in 2021, you might have something wrong with you.

[@am4cus447]

@@kiraslight4750 first of all they teach us about how “good” he was till this day. Of course we gon be upset cause he wasn’t, and if we are still gonna be taught that he was, then we have a right to be mad.

[@whatamericamademe]

Africans discovered the America's 3 centuries before Columbus. The indigenous people of Hispanola gave Columbus gold and metal tipped spears. He asked where they got it and they told him dark skinned travelers. That gold that was on the tip of the spears was found on West Africa. They followed the same currents that the hurricanes follow

[@DankyEdwards]

what credible sources do you have on this? id like to look into it.

[@TokyeoJapan]

Start with african/Egyptian artifacts found in the Grand Canyon, then work your way up to native Americans creating alliances with Africans long before being bright here as slaves. There’s a reason they enslaved them, they needed people who knew the terrain, it’s why when they were free they knew to go south to warmer climate and closer to indigenous people.

[@markherron1407]

Thank you for telling the TRUTH!

[@xfx7627]

STOP SPREADIND MISINFORMATION THE INDIANS WHO ARE CALLED BLACK PPL NOW WERE ALWAYS HERE THE AFRICA STORY IS A COVER UP OF THAT

[@TheDramacist]

So...are you trying to say native american indians were discovered by Africans? Or are you trying to claim Africans were in America even before native American indians? It always feels like different races are trying to claim the Americas as their discovery. It feels much more likely that a variety of different races/nationalities found their way to America a few hundred to a few thousand years before Columbus, either on purpose or by accident. Imagine being lost at sea in 1000BC, drifting for months on end, then landing in Brazil, Canada or Australia. You couldnt exactly call home. Any record you left would likely be worn away to nothing legible within a few hundred years

[@cdrundles]

Columbus was merely remarking on what he studied concerning the Aristotelian view that the Earth consisted of nested spheres, where the much larger sphere of water contains the sphere of land. The sphere of land pokes out of the sphere of water, which would look like a nipple on a (spherical) breast. That is all it means. He had no idea that Aristotle was completely wrong. Ironically, it was his discovery of South America on his 4th voyage that did in the theory since land was not supposed to be anywhere above that area of the sea. The sea was supposed to keep rising (hence the high seas); he was supposed to be sailing upward, away from any land.

[@ahotdj07]

@08:29 Many years later, when Settlers were colonizing North America, they needed a white hero to name as the person who discovered the land to justify their colonization and mistreatment of Native Americans. They randomly chose Christofo Colombo because his name had “Christ” in it, and to make it sound more European and Christian, they changed his name to Christopher Columbus, even though he never stepped foot on American soil.

[@issaislandgyal1562]

I'm Trini and I sure back then Columbus got one hard cut eye like, "Stepzzz, wam tuh he"

[@wayneroberts7314]

Sounds like Chris also discovered where the wine casks were stashed on board his ship

[@oldenweery7510]

Pardon me while I shake with suppressed laughter (it's the middle of the night and the walls are thin in this apartment building). Good one!

[@misaeldoesanimation4408]

Columbus: give me your gold Indians: I don't have any Columbus: alright bet so death it is

[@DontFeelRight]

Bruh were not called Indians we are called natives Indians are from India

[@misaeldoesanimation4408]

@@DontFeelRight they were call Indians because he thought they were Indians

[@misaeldoesanimation4408]

@THE INVISIBLE WARRIOR incorrect he massacred alot of people

[@misaeldoesanimation4408]

@THE INVISIBLE WARRIOR you cannot actually be serious please tell me you're trolling

[@JDMHaze]

@@misaeldoesanimation4408 correct. And then we continue to call them that for another 400+ years

[@santanat.7206]

Everyone in the comments is a historian 🤣

[@donhinojosa9044]

All due respect, you need fact checking on most of this info.. One thing you got right Christopher Columbus was a weird guy over all..

[@JerseyvsMan]

I was over here like wait since when hati have zombies 🤣😂🤣😂 he’s mixing voodoo

[@jorgetorrescalvo9509]

He’s just roasting Columbus, not really informing 😬

[@kennethmckenzie9150]

Christopher Columbus was not "confused & ignorant" as Grunge states. His knowledge of the earth and space was insightful based upon what was available at time. He also had the backbone to act on his theories and change the world. I always love the ignorance of arrogant liberals who "monday morning quarterback." The narrator truly I doubt would have the courage to sail across the Atlantic in a boat like Columbus' having our present day knowledge, let alone launching as Columbus did with his educated theory. Shame on you "judgmental" Grunge!

[@VLDJAV]

Unfortunately, that is what is being taught to our kids in schools nowadays.

[@DrAskildsen]

The guy taught the earth was flat too lol. About 2,000 years before Christofer Columbus struck the New World (1492 AD), Greek mathematicians and great minds Pythagoras (570-495 BC) and Aristotle (384-322 BC) proved the world wasn’t flat. In fact, Columbus stumbled onto American shores in part because he grossly underestimated Earth’s circumference. The crew and people on the boat even ended up in protest against him because they didn't share his beliefs. He was one of these flat earthers today that totally ignores all science we have and still believes he is the only one that has figured it out. And think everyone is stupid for not sharing his beliefs. Just like he said it is narcissistic and confused & ignorant of the highest order.

[@kennethmckenzie9150]

Nephilim Research And you wouldn’t have the guts to do anything as magnificent as Christopher Columbus did. I’m sure good ole Christopher jumped on the internet & read all that Aristotle & Pythagoras had to say on the subject you judgemental Monday morning quarterback.

[@DrAskildsen]

@@kennethmckenzie9150 We weren't talking about me either. You seem a little upset today. You okay?

[@theodoreolson8529]

Kenneth McKenzie So, the part about enslaving hundreds of indigenous people, words from his own diary, is yet another liberal exaggeration? Look I don't buy into every factoid about what a kook he was, but on balance his conduct may have been in keeping with many imperial powers of that time, but he certainly doesn't deserve a holiday.

[@angelmedina1629]

Love how many ppl don’t realize he was the godfather of the slave trade in America

[@rw7532]

This video is full of historical in accuracies and is just a repetition of other historical fallacies.

[@prodata2104]

Best comment here by far.

[@baliyae]

I know Columbus wasn’t the only person to land in the Americas and that he wasn’t exactly a nice guy, but he was a fascinating guy to read about.

[@VenusInFurs2100]

The conquest of America: the question of the other by Tzvetan Todorov, a delight to read.

[@JerseyvsMan]

Columbus never made it to America

[@scottwhitley3392]

@@JerseyvsMan he’s did make it to the America’s.

[@scottwhitley3392]

He wasn’t any more Evil or Better than anyone else in his timeline. People look at him and place today’s morals on him. People sucked back then.

[@roughcollies1811]

Happy Leif Erickson day! 🍀

[@qcripplethesavage1019]

Rough collies You too

[@PatchesVillano]

Hinga dinga durgen!

[@DemolitionLovers905]

@@PatchesVillano lmfao

[@karterstage9507]

hinga dinga durgen my dude

[@oldenweery7510]

@@DemolitionLovers905 Me too---after I Googled it! :=)

[@ahotdj07]

Columbus died in 1505 at the age of 55. He was such a monster that the king and queen of Spain refused to invite him to the kingdom after his voyage to the Americas because of how evil he was during his financed expedition. Word spread fast about how he and his men raped, tortured, and murdered the indigenous people in the Caribbean islands. He became a pariah. He had to flee Genova (Italy) because he raped a 13-year-old girl and hid in Spain, where he was broke and bedridden and finally died while his relatives shunned him from the public due to the unthinkable acts he did while at sea. When he died, he was never recognized as an explorer or discoverer of a new world. He was thought of as a “gross character with Gonorrhea, who butchered kids.”

[@kiwi5118]

That soul train insert made me happy 😃

[@DrAskildsen]

The guy taught the earth was flat too lol. About 2,000 years before Christofer Columbus struck the New World (1492 AD), Greek mathematicians and great minds Pythagoras (570-495 BC) and Aristotle (384-322 BC) proved the world wasn’t flat. In fact, Columbus stumbled onto American shores in part because he grossly underestimated Earth’s circumference.

[@oldenweery7510]

True, it's a widely disseminated bit of Land-lubber nonsense. Most seamen knew it, once they traveled far enough away from land to see that the farther away a vessel was from theirs, the less they could see of it, the tops of the masts started "raising" as the distance narrowed. They even became able to judge the distances by how much they could see of a particular class of ship. (Hell, Irish fishermen crossed the Atlantic to fish off the Grand Banks of Newfoundland---in _hide boars!)_ Stay safe.

[@tcrump81]

You watch KZbin to much

[@DrAskildsen]

@@tcrump81 YouToo bro

[@anthonygaydotcom]

@@oldenweery7510 masts are not hidden because of round earth. Otherwise you would also notice the masts leaning away from you. They are hidden by bulging water formed by waves, atmospheric pressure, and by dust and moisture mirages on the surface of level water.

[@JDMHaze]

this I certainly know for a fact that America was discovered by accident From him either miscalculating any navigational error, or him thinking it was somewhere else

[@markherron1407]

Africans from Mali led by Mansa Abu-Bakr II discovered America in 1312 and left ◀️ gold 🥇 here and Christopher Columbus IS BLACK 🖤 Blessings and Hugs 💖💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕!

[@karterstage9507]

we gonna talk about how he looks like the quaker oats guy?

[@mimij4660]

😂😂🤣🤣

[@Psilocybism]

I was litterly eating quaker oates on the moment I readed this comments.

[@shrek19yearsago78]

Well nobody knows how he actually looked like

[@erniellerena]

It seems like nobody really knew him except through his journals which he wrote. Anything about what he did came from him. It is clear that he did not know he was doing anything wrong.

[@gatestimonymiracle1302]

Agreed

[@Thedrizzlestick495]

I do love tatas like the earth so I understand his point

[@Ray2Jerry]

Another Nameless McHost classic, speedrunning through the script... I wonder if the cattle will ever be sold 😞

[@MrCrowley925]

I think it’s funny how people hate on Christopher Columbus but yet celebrate Thanksgiving smh 🤦🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️

[@themissinglambsauce6343]

thanksgiving is about the pilgrims and the Indians coming together ya dingus

[@SabinaCesar2024]

It was 3 million Taino, not a half million on Hispaniola. Shows how over populated the island is now. There's like 11 million people on both sides so 22 million people in total on Hispaniola today.

[@marccalizaire8848]

You have haitian blood

[@melissacooper4282]

I used to believe that in Columbus's time everyone but him believed the Earth was flat. I learned later that it was a misconception.

[@matmurk8536]

No it was true. There's just changing history now.

[@reneecavaluzzi3769]

I just watched a different video before this one and they claim there were 3 million taino Indians and that only 60,000 left alive this guy says 1 million and 30,000 left alive so I don't know who to believe. I guess I'll have to do further research on my own.

[@lebebeve4881]

The reality is that these are literally ALL ESTIMATIONS only God knows for sure the number of the Taìnos who were there. No human being knows there exact number.

[@reneecavaluzzi3769]

@@lebebeve4881 yeah but I've have a feeling that it's always more than they say it is.

[@whitelasagna6786]

@@reneecavaluzzi3769 It could just as easily be less.

[@CarlosGarcia-fi4yu]

Chritopher Columbus wasn't Genean, Italian since he didn't spoke or wrote in Italian when in fact, he spoke Spanish, Portuguese, Hebrew, and Geek. Secondly, Columbus didn't bring any African Slaves, that didn't take into effect but until the 16th century initiated by the Portuguese and, of course picked up by the Anglo-Britain such as the "London Company" who have them sent to its colonies during the late 17th century.

[@angelmedina1629]

Not true

[@Tokamux1]

Most probably Colombus was a portuguese spy called Salvador Fernandes Zarco. He was sent to work for the spanish royal crown to send them in the wrong direction (Portugal wanted to arrive to Índia before the spanish). He was a good navigator. Doesn't make sense to be that wrong. Besides that, he named the biggest island he found with the name of his hometown in the south of Portugal: Cuba. The name Cuba only existed in the portuguese language, and they are the only two places in the world using that name. But it's just a theory.

[@PoloGo]

The root word 'cuba' is of Arawak origin, and it is what the Taíno in Hispaniola called the island (it was not specific to the island but rather describing a feature). Columbus actually named the island 'Juana' when he encountered it during his first voyage in order to commemorate Juan, prince of the crown of Castile and son of Isabel. It was renamed afterwards as 'Fernandina' until it reverted later to be referred by its original Arawak name. The word can be found in compound words such as 'Cubanacán' (which was told to Columbus many times by the Taíno during that first voyage) where 'cuba' stands for "land" (or great land in this case, even "country" in other European interpretations) and 'nacán', which means middle (or middle of the land, the location the Taíno pointed Columbus towards to navigate during that same voyage). You can understand this origin by reviewing other similar Arawak words such as 'cubaba' (found to be used in the language of the Taíno in Hispaniola, not the Guanahatabey of Cuba), 'cubaya' (which was used to mean "place") and 'Cubao' (a territory in what was the chiefdom of Maguá). As you can see, the root word used topographically supports the use of names as places by acting as the prefix "land" or "place", which is the more precise meaning of the word when referring to the island.

[@BrianPasemco]

This lacks historicity.

[@RealityContradiction]

No it doesn't, you idomite.

[@BrianPasemco]

@@RealityContradiction Please define "idomite", I can't find this word in any source.

[@FrostFanatikmusic]

This is why I live here but feel this country is full of crap. How do you glorify and give this man who started slavery in America an entire holiday. 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@DiscoDashco]

Hey Dude? Just a friendly FYI: that bust of the chimp in a bow tie is frkn CREEPY.

[@beadlebamford9999]

I bet he did take Bible scriptures literally.

[@APerson10003]

Please stop showing your face. Thank you.

[@tacoconch7678]

I find it really annoying when pretentious people ridicule explorers like Columbus for their blunders and miscalculations. I'm sure he did do some unspeakable things but he risked his life sailing around the world into the unknown to gain knowledge that we can now Google while in our underwear. It's important to know of the atrocities our ancestors committed but give them some credit ffs. We all take this knowledge for granted and act like it just fell out of the sky.

[@bamapride3462]

How he found a place somebody already stay?

[@wilsonfisk4741]

You now they still celebrate columbus day in certain south american countries with a diff name

[@lebebeve4881]

The knowledge the Columbus got without Columbus we probably would have that same knowledge if not more because West Africans especially from Mali we’re already making exploration trips to the Americas prior to Christopher Columbus.

[@RealityContradiction]

America belongs to the NATIVE Americans. Period.

[@themongol1263]

@@lebebeve4881 none of them actually made it to America. they all drowned. abubakr said if he doesn't return then he's dead. he never returned to Mali. their boats at the time were bad quality.

[@mikejenkins9571]

Hes was a Polish. Son of Polish King and spanish women.

[@nazzan3801]

Grass is chest hair 😂 with the heaven and hell joke 😂...

[@chuckfrost5624]

WHY DO HISTORIANS NEVER MENTION THAT COLUMBUS WAS JEWISH.

[@JDMHaze]

the jewish dont claim him lol

[@ericephemetherson3964]

Columbus' father was Polish king Wladyslaw III.

[@TrumpetMonkeyy]

My Ikea Evedal lamp looking good in the background lol

[@WardAlienVideo]

Fire the guy writing the jokes

[@zanethind]

Christopher Columbus was an interesting individual to study that and one of the greatest explorers ever whether he got to his destination India or not

[@whitelasagna6786]

People act like he was an idiot for not knowing the difference between Indians and Indians. If you've never seen an Indian, only knowing they have brown skin and straight black hair, and you sail west to where you think India should be to find people with brown skin and straight black hair, would you assume you wrong

[@kaidgardner2922]

was he on drugs?

[@kira11114]

That zombie clip was from either "The Rampant" or "Kingdom" Both foreign movies/shows on Netflix. Would recommend.

[@Zeldarw104]

Happy; They came before Columbus day! 🙋🏾‍♀️🌎 One thing I've learned don't listen to Marco Polo, that man could tell some big ones: lies!!🤭

[@kookieluver19242]

Zelda Williams ma’am wasn’t Marco Polo known for traveling to Asia for some spice 💀

[@whoopshey826]

Dude looks like a walmart version of Rob Lowe

[@Kolchak_Enjoyer]

I love history

[@garcialuis5500]

Biased commentary

[@jeffcrampton4771]

He didn't discover shit

[@JDMHaze]

lol

[@joserochecasas7701]

wrong information guy and bad spanishphobia get well soon man

[@JDMHaze]

lmaooo "spanishphobia" 😂😂

[@babym4r2]

this just makes me wanna get off earth now that ur telling me that columbus thought earth is a boob

[@makiba9461]

Dane Calloway a KZbinr said that Christopher Columbus was black....anyone want to debate him? Find him on KZbin.

[@brendaleverick3655]

Columbus might not have been all that wrong. Space apparently is full of chunks of cooked and burned meat. Roger Spurr says that the Earth may be a body (or body part), and that other planets may be as well. And he is a smart, educated man. He has the Mudfossil University channel on KZbin. Columbus continued to sail around the world even after death!

[@this482]

This is why i am reading "Kingdom Road : Volume 1" by Michael Walker -

[@francescoquattrocchi2670]

Italian explorer NOT Spanish conqueror

[@ThatsLaCotta]

He was not Italian he couldn’t even speak the language 🤣😂

[@wilsonfisk4741]

Italy was not a country then he was born in genoa northen italy region though alot of so called northern italians are muts they have forieghn blood from other nations in euroupe oposed too southern italian regions were they can trace most of ther blood lines to the mediteranean

[@isabella8208]

He was Portuguese. Sent to the Spanish court to distract the Spanish to go to the Americas so Portugal would claim the spice route to India undisturbed. This is why when Columbus returned to Europe, he told the Portuguese king first BEFORE telling the Spanish court.

[@PoppaPlayaGamesLaFamilia]

So why we not trying to get his day debunked as a holiday¿??

[@rosemaryaldana6700]

That is a lie. Tell the truth. If your telling the story Chistoper Columbus first discovered Central America call the place El Salvador in Central America called the land THE SAVIOR. I

[@samueljames5167]

start off with misinformation....

[@worldpeace4231]

Is Christopher Columbus even real 🤔

[@spookrockcity]

This video is like watching a walmart version of Dane Cook trying to teach history at an inner city school; all while trying to seem woke in order to fit in. The cringe isn't just palpable. It's overwhelming.

[@giuffre714]

@Its Business And now we have to have a Spanish version of everything because of it : (

[@thedarkside314]

Dane Cook lmao

[@jesse399]

What, Columbus developed Zombies?

[@alkalinespring486]

I don't think this dude read Columbus 200 letters.

[@501stClone67]

I’m pretty sure he did try to sleep with a manatee

[@gkeaney29]

I have seen the film at around 2.25 but cant remember the name! Anyone able to help out? Sure it was some anthology film and they had to make various offerings to then get away....

[@intrillicthegreat2220]

Conquest in paradise

[@Shanemccullough9]

Why didn't he discover it? Because others lived there? Because people had found it before? That has nothing to do with discovery. He didn't know it existed for sure And neither did most individuals of that particular time period in question here So yes he did discover it.

[@yushuahuesun9423]

Africans used to do deals with natives before Columbus

[@alizakurzweil7008]

History taken out of context... over-simplified... way to go - not!

[@Dontspeakboutme]

You just didn't convince me. No sell sir. You went too white.

[@fishies9804]

10 minutes crapping on Columbus who achieved more in his life than any of us ever could.

[@anthonygaydotcom]

Nothing to be proud of

[@JDMHaze]

@@anthonygaydotcom lol

[@deedeehemphill7092]

But he get a holiday. People get paid today must wait a day or two before getting direct deposit and banks closed.

[@punku5003]

Can they release the documents of these events Bc it’s hard to trust word of mouth

[@mikesimonian484]

So what we were told about Mr. C is a lie. How do we know that what we're being told by the haters aren't also lies?

[@JDMHaze]

0:40. sweet rack, that picture doesn't just pop up on Google someone filtered through results and chose this one lol 😂😂🙏🏽 but thanks you🙏🏽😌

[@alizakurzweil7008]

A conceited analysis...

[@darrenrichards3100]

Need to cancel Columbus Day!!!!!!!!

[@Single.White.Female]

I think Christopher must've loved the drink and we don't really know what he said or thought. Maybe he did see a 🧜‍♀️🧜‍♂️

[@thedarkside314]

Probably saw a dolphin tail while drinking 😂

[@jacobrichey5685]

Where did they get there information, they know nothing of this great man and his accomplishments

[@anthonygaydotcom]

You must love criminals

[@DontFeelRight]

It's sad how everybody calls us Indians😔we are natives Indians are from India🤧

[@thedarkside314]

@THE INVISIBLE WARRIOR racist

[@thedarkside314]

@THE INVISIBLE WARRIOR you're directly calling someone something race based that they don't want to be referred to as. Racist.

[@thedarkside314]

@THE INVISIBLE WARRIOR which was very soon proven incorrect. Go work on your white fragility.

[@gatestimonymiracle1302]

@@thedarkside314 more like his dying race family

[@JDMHaze]

on behalf of christopher columbus "OOPSIES"

[@mringram]

Great video!

[@mringram]

A lot of mad fans in the comments I see

[@deedeehemphill7092]

Seems like he was high on his voyage

[@thedarkman4901]

I was going to watch this but you made a few wrong statements at the start.

[@rickcoleman8903]

Interesting knows so much about a time we were never present in sound like public school education.

[@alg0rithm1]

I stopped watching less than 1 min in. Revisionist.

[@DubDidit]

Fallacies and more.....thumbs down

[@voxxiigen7797]

Just from the looks of his face, I imagine he had quite an ulcer.

[@TypOPositiv]

Columbus...I’m sure he found paradise in the afterlife. It’s warm and welcoming.

[@JDMHaze]

I can certainly agree that it is exponentially warm where hes spending his after life 😂

[@dbeard451]

I knew Chris C. and he was quite a lady!

[@robertmaimone8733]

Who told you, let me guess, you got the 411 on history, and science. Give it up for Chris ,just for having balls to make the trip.

[@neithodges8313]

You haven't brought the truth just a different story than the normal story which is still a story and not facts. Bye story teller!

[@arturos.l.2248]

I bet he Wanted to keep adventuring after his own death

[@charleskeefer9030]

The executive admonishing of an alter of smoke and the reason of being a Saint towards the Guard of cross by int. All. With the prophets of pre-internations by a kings flower to recieve acknowledgment for text dramatization on heaven and earth.

[@matthewalexanderlemma8000]

Columbus Day will be done away with at some point, clearly.

[@Savi12321]

Im learning about colubus in school

[@JDMHaze]

Well I sure hope so

[@theedge5584]

Didnt mentioned hes a killer too

[@waldoestrella7443]

Is that how he really look like?

[@tcrump81]

Tornado twisty tornado TWISTY TORNADO TWISTY