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  • this guy isn't funny

  • @1800akatsuki Yeah, well, that's just like, your opinion, man.

  • Most of this show is great, but I'm bummed about a few things. The "upset" origin is apparently off: (Wiki - Upset) Thompson's research debunked one popular theory of the term's origin, namely that it was first used after the Thoroughbred racehorse Upset became the only horse to defeat the legendary Man o' War in 1919.

  • kinda embarrassing

  • My favorite Historical figure was I'd have to say is The guy who decided "Screw England & Fuck The Dutch, we'll take our chances on the ocean" & found Plymoth Rock & in essence found our country.

  • If everyone had Robert Wuhl for a history teacher, no one would flunk history... I shit you not!

  • Is it odd that I actually got giddy when they started singing We Will Rock You?

  • @MiraLove Gay Battle Cry's are as American as apple pie.

    Thank you Mr. Wuhl.

  • man those references seem extremely dated already

  • 0:07 the red-head in the front... is that not Alisa from the old Zoom??

  • this is great because it is true

  • big error?? he sang the song that created a battle cry wheres the big error

  • i want that teacher.

  • Hahaha funny but big error. Freddie Mercury did not create that "Gay Battle Cry," straight man Brian May who is the guitarist of Queen wrote the entire song.

  • BY "create" he didn't mean he wrote the song

  • Create can be used in several forms.

    In this context, it means that he brought it to light.

    For instance, Sinead O'Connor probably wasn't the first human being to ever say 'Fight the real enemy', but I guarantee you that she's the one who most people (that know about it) think of. Effectively, she created it.

  • Absolutely true, although Freddie wrote We Are the Champions.

  • i shit you not is my favorite bit

  • Lord Cornbury might not have been a drag queen after all, according to one book "The Lord Cornbury Scandal". The portrait in question was painted long after Cornbury had died.

  • lol yankee doodle

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