Curse of the Mummy hits Craig

[BeA90sKidAgain]

....mmmm.....bacon....

[peticco]

Watching this video started my Ferguson addiction. :)

[Pinkgirl4000]

I nearly died laughing at 'bumfun'!

[jooonleyg]

did he say curse of the faroes?

[Xatike]

There are so many thumbs up on all these comments! It's so nice to see that at least humor inspires good in people.

[mizvit88]

i have watched his show for about 6 or so years, he has always been and always will be awesome

[Evatarma]

ok ok this rele has to be last video!! i've been watching since 2 pm and it's 7 pm now!!! this is genius!

[AshLuvsJonnyStew]

Plahahahahahaha Sir Nigel Buttercrumpet!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[newage777777]

his writers are amazing ....

[00Billy]

@newage777777

Can't say he doesn't have writers.....but, does he really need any?

[DylonFTW]

@newage777777 the writers write the jokes, sure, but the way he delivers them is hilarious

[Jessica0709]

Please join my Facebook group "Give Craig Ferguson an Emmy for The Late Late Show!!" ;) You can also follow me on the twitter: @MsFredriksson

[hudabutawhata22]

i love him and i watch him like every night he is the love of my life :D XD <3

[VintageEnvy]

'hello this is the mummy'

[why1so1serious1]

hahaha omg that is so funny you know what stoke me befor is that when you go out of school on a early age moste of them aren't as dumb as people say they are

[tw1hart]

Bum fun! xDxDxD

[xmeleahx]

I <3 Craig's face at 2:06 XD

And the way he says "I'm kidding! It's a joke! He's my friend!" :D

[Josie123GO]

For having dropped out of school at 15, Craig's really really smart.

[RMillerJones]

@Josie123GO: Take it from me, you stop learning useful things in school after you turn thirteen.

[stjimmytherogue]

nigel buttercrumpert t...was 90 when he opened the tomb???

wow...thats one ancient archaeologist...

[SaulaLover4Ever]

omg this is my fav of all times......."the curse of the mummy......RING RING" lol :D

[KingGekko]

Dude was so old the mummy in the sargofogous (Hah) said "DAAAAAAAAMN. You are OLD~!" Couldn't resist.

[bellboy64]

I think Craig keeps getting better and better!

[terrifried]

lol sir nigel crumpert

[Zarbod]

Still funny

[aproximation]

The curse of the pharos is actually a fungus that would live in the tombs. When the "explorers" would open the tombs they would breath the fungus and within a few weeks some of the "explorers" would die from it.

That was my understanding at least.

[c6gunner]

A fungus? What corner of your ass did you pull that out of??

The whole thing is invented, just like every other silly superstition that men have come up with. There's no fungus involved! Well, ok, maybe the people who invented the story were on hallucinogenic mushrooms at the time, but there's no OTHER kind of fungus involved ....

[28MLynn]

@c6gunner Actually, what it is is the balms and chemicals the ancient egyptians used in the process of mummification. They sit dormant in the tombs until the tomb is opened. When the first tombs were opened, they had no idea and yes some people died because they inhaled these fumes. Nowadays, archaeologists have to open the tomb and leave it to air out for I believe 24 hours, but it might be 48. Discovery Channel. ;)

[c6gunner]

@28MLynn

I've seen no evidence that "balms and chemicals" lead to death amongst early archaeologists. The mummification process is well understood, and, though some of the things used could be harmful, it's unlikely they would have been present in high enough concentrations to kill anyone. Otherwise they would have killed anyone involved in the mummification and burial process, also.

No, the whole thing is most likely just a case of magical thinking combined with confirmation bias.

[28MLynn]

@c6gunner You're right that the chemicals were not present in high enough concentrations to kill anyone, at the time of mummification. It's how they bonded and sat in the dark dank tombs which concentrated them. I forget what it was called, but Dr. Zahi Hawass explained it during a special on the Discovery Channel.

[c6gunner]

@28MLynn You seriously need to read Dr. Zahi's wikipedia page. Also, stop believing everything you see on TV. The discovery channel is a good resource, but they still do a lot of stupid things (ie. Ghosthunters, Mystery of the Crystal Skulls, etc) and often present people who make unsupported or outright fabricated claims.

Chemicals don't magically become more toxic with time. Even the contemplation about spores is more credible than this "chemicals" stuff.

[28MLynn]

@c6gunner Wikipedia? Seriously? That's your source? Hawass wouldn't have said it in a documentary if it was a load of crap. Ghosthunters and Mystery of the Crystal Skulls has absolutely nothing to do with this. The information is coming from Dr. Zahi Hawass, Minister of State for Antiquities Affairs, not some mystical paranormal show. Believe what you want, I could care less. You won't be convinced, because you have to be right, you have to be the smartest.

[c6gunner]

@28MLynn

Your ass? Really? That's your source?

As long as you don't have a better source, you don't get to belittle wikipedia. The information is there - if you chose to ignore it, that's your call.

[marksman1416]

Egypt or called back then, Egypt.

[omgitslari]

lol²

[ononorthey]

haha, nice recovery from the phone CF.

[WICKEDisMyNAMO]

FIRST!...Craig Ferguson is my HERO!!!

[alioniasi]

funny!

[xcadet]

"he was only 120 years old when he died, smoked his entire life, ate bakon 3 times a day, and he shot him self, oh that curse is aweful" HAHAHA

[moorddroom]

bum bum

;p

[Drunkentig3r]

Awesome lol

[Rohit69]

lolllllllll

[naruxsakufan]

craig rocks!!!!!!!!! hahahahaha XD

[Nintendo2k]

He sure saved that one..

[nhlalwenhlezondo]

"Hello this is the mummy!" lawls..

[Corrianned]

hmm