The History of Defenestration | Patreon Exclusive
You really want to make sure your bluetooth headphones are connected before you start this one.
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It'd be rad to send Charlie back to find Jack the ripper.
I’m guessing your head of HR died by Seppuku.
As an Eden myself, I appreciate the representation on the PM mega-lash.
Made me think of the sketch in "jam" with the guy who threw himself out of a first floor window 40 times instead of the 40th floor window once as he was scared of heights
Greatest opening ever had me dying
Taylor swift song cruel summer has a lyric “Killing me slow, out the window I’m always waiting for you to be waiting below” Taylor is therefore pro defenestration 🤣🤣
I’ve always wanted to know why they call it the Hindenburg “Disaster”? Wasn’t there a bunch of Nazis on board?
Not Fin thinking cavemen lived with dinosaurs 💀
The numbers are probably twice as they are reported, once you factor in the USSR and Putin's Russia
Was thinking the same. Half his cabinet have fallen out of windows now
Does Charlie still eat lego? Or put it up his bum bum?
I know this is jokes but talking about cavemen living with dinosaurs got my goat as an archaeologist
I need more Chaz
Which period in history would be the best stag do and who from history is on the stag?
What is the best failed or foiled terrorist attack?
I'm gonna need to hear the rest of Charlie's opening story
When was the best smelling point in history and when was the worst smelling point in history?
Worst smelling is modern day Greece surely?
Spiffy wealth incompetent deviant here. The Patreon is worth every penny. Please can you donate history of Cricket
Charlie come onnnn man
What about when Ned Flanders threw Homer out of the burning house through the top window, to then hit the mattress THEN go through the bottom window?? What are we calling that 😂😂😂😂😂
Surely it's a numbers game. China has 1.2 billion people compared to 2.3 million Pacific Islanders. Plus I love a Chinese.
Surprised you didn’t send Horatio to either just before the invention of the glasses or just in time for the reading stone
