These make my day man. Keep up your hard work, it's very much appreciated. Hello from Idaho!

Love your special take on the advert. Very creative

"BLACK ARTS" Read the bible that god is truly the most evil and vile thing fictional character ever!

Earth is flat.

Earth is flat.

I would argue he was simply the class of a rogue

Medieval Catch Me If You Can!

How long until the viewers had it enough of the annoying character of Eustace and stop watching the show? The writers will have to make him look like a hero of some kind by making things up. I don't think any producer is going to bet on it.

@@amitmeena2961 It could be a sitcom with a laugh track

@@AxionSmurf 🤣

I’d love a smart comedy about medieval European monks but all American comedy writers know how to do with historical subject matter is give the characters anachronistic dialogue so they all sound like touchy LA dweebs

Religion too

@@joesickler5888 I agree but I would have to say that religion is a bit easier because it never really has to produce anything. There are some supposed miracles and such that some offer up as "proof" but they all fall back to faith, in the end.

Is it? I'd tell you to give the occult a try because I know you'd turn pale and never touch it again, but I know how evil it is and that you're not supposed to. Unless you've dabbled in it, you simply don't know. There are definitely *things* beyond the veil that kept people practicing this stuff.

@@jamesc.e.s.4551 I'm on the edge of my seat.

@@MagnificoGiganticus lol, no you're not. You'll never find out.

Underrated

Bruh 😆

You win

That's racist

@@newyardleysinclair9960 Towards monkeys?

I second that with a fart

( Y )💨

"I fart in your general direction!"

He’s a disingenuous Jew who shills that the period was horrible instead of the Golden age it actually was

​@D C Except school has to teach the larger historical narrative, not the interesting, but not very relevant "fun facts". They also have to teach from prehistory to the modern day.

Yeah well no. Tu you see it's more important to know the difference between lava and magma

History teachers would love to teach you all this but they have to follow a curriculum

Every history teacher in grade school was boring as the day is long. Now, I'm consumed by it 24/7.

@@mannikka I generally like when creators cover topics not many people know about

@@joenathan8059 you may like the channel toldinstone then, if you havent figured it out

@@aka99 I did,thx tho

Brian?

😂😂😂

Wouldn't that just be a visit to Israel?

@@stevencooper4422 Oy vey!!🤣🤣🤣

I'm mostly not very charmed of surreptitious advertising. When it begins, I always feel scammed. In return, most of the times I end up unsubbing the channel or not subbing at all. Because I'm highly allergic to advertisements. Especially when you can't seem to get rid of it without paying for it. Like a constant blackmail. Then you try another video, and another and another, but no, you can't start any video without having to watch yet another advertisement for something that you'll never use. Advertisement is ALWAYS meant to cheat your money. Advertisement is always a scam.

Strangely enough I was just looking through that supplement this evening!

Thats not medieval anymore

@@aka99 Which begs the question of when it's time for sister channels to emerge, covering other eras of history.

@@Strash1892 correct

Control.

the whole concept of getting 7 or 8 hours of sleep in a row didn't start until the industrial age. Prior to that it was common to get a few hours of sleep then wake up and do stuff then go get some more sleep like he mentioned in the video.

Monks dedicated their lives to prayer. Scripture advises to pray always. They took this literally.

The sleep was (barely) adequate and most people awakened around one a.m. for childcare or sex or minor chores and then returned to bed and slept until dawn.

To be near God is suffering

Man, when is the last time a peasant revolt worked? 1917 Russia?

@JZ's BFF - For which nation has it turned out a long term positive?

There was, he used the magick to develop strategies for battle and he might have done rituals before battle.

@@shinrapresident7010 Magick is in all things. A lot of the scientists and engineers on the Apollo programme were Freemasons, occultists and were magick practitioners. Jack Parsons was a Thelemite who developed rocket propellants. He did the Babalon ritual in the California desert. I’m interested in paganism, where magick is a fundamental element of it. Magick is just doing things in accordance with your will.

I second that 👍

Hello Katy

Toledo, Spain

@@69Jackjones69 how did they allow it?