EARLY EPISODE: The Texas Revolution: Part 4

John the Blind of Bohemia from the battle of Crecy completes the trifecta with Deaf Smith and Mstislav the mute

Reading Faulkner is like traveling to a different world. Difficult to get too but once there I was immersed in his world. A novel that approaches that experience is Under the Volcano written by Malcolm Lowery

As an American I understand the bullshit that is Texas. But this series clarifies so much it's like having an epiphany.

I don't know what I was prepared for this episode, but the Santa Anna M/M Same Size Vore was not it

Cannon wives.

Listening to Nate audibly deteriorate over the course of these four episodes has been fascinating.

Joe's bathroom lunch story was worse that that scene in Gummo where the kid gets his hair shampooed while eating cold spagetti in a filthy bathtub.

texan dollars, call that Ya'llars

I can't remember which episode he was in, but I remember there being a blind knight mentioned. Maybe the battle of Agincourt? Him, Mistislav the Mute, and Deaf Smith. See no evil, speak no evil, hear no evil

One thing about Sam Houston that's interesting to note is that he opposed secession and supported the Union during the Civil War, and was thrown out of the Texas governorship because of it. Not because he was an abolitionist, but because he correctly predicted that the South did not have the same level of resources/manpower/infrastructure to carry out a protracted conflict. His outgoing speech is worth a read. (His son would go on to be a Confederate officer, though.)

I LOVE LONG DONKSCAST SERIES RAAAAH

A bunch of Texans with dysentery cheesing the boss fight by hurling shit over the wall at the Mexican army capra demon

“ oh no, not my moo mistress”

Robert Matthews' Mickey Mouse voice was superb. That fuckwit deserves to get treated like shit.

The Shit of Theseus

Yeah, it's the .wav file. Bigger but it's so nice to hear Joe and his teammates in glorious uncompressed audio. This was a great series.

Hey Nate, Was it Bite on 14th? B Cup?

7th Grade Texas History Survivor Note: Mirabeau Buonaparte Lamar was the second President of the Republic of Texas, and he was responsible for the Mier Expedition, which should be featured on this podcast someday.

The shit of Feceus sounds like some kind of Nurgelite artifact; that summons Nurglings every time a piece is torn off, and thrown.

So is the Texian “Army” under Houston a rare example of donkeys led by a lion (albeit a very drunk one)

Nate, the SCA folks, depending on kingdom either would proceed in an orderly fashion or some of them would go all Leroy Jenkins

Too bad the Polish guy got executed at Goliad, he probably could have made swamp vodka.

The highlight of my Sunday has arrived.

We have Yee'd our last Haw...