63: Plantagenets III

Classical Stuff You Should Know

A.J. Hanenburg

Christianity, Education, Books, Religion & Spirituality, Arts

4.5 • 696 Ratings

🗓️ 20 November 2018

⏱️ 64 minutes

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As the history of the Brits continues, so does our podcast about it. In this episode, Graeme tells us about how Edward's shanks were indeed long.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to classical stuff you should know a podcast about the classical world,
0:13.5	classical education put on by three classical educators.
0:16.8	How was that for an intro?
0:18.8	Was that like moderately professional?
0:21.4	Yeah, well, now that you ask, no.
0:23.2	Oh, I've ruined it.
0:24.3	You can't do something and then say, how was that?
0:26.4	Was that professional?
0:27.2	No, but.
0:28.0	But like, you can't give a CEO presentation, be like, and that is why we'll take our tires
0:32.0	to Asia.
0:33.3	Yeah.
0:33.6	How'd you guys feel about that?
0:34.4	That's what tanked Jeb Bush's campaign where he was like, clap now. But that, if you,
0:38.4	please clap.
0:38.9	Listener, if you have not seen that video, it is most excellent.
0:41.2	Please clap.
0:41.5	It's also in gift form and it's wonderful.
0:43.0	He says, please clap.
0:43.9	Yeah, he gives a talk and he has a point and he expects them to clap and no one does.
0:47.5	No one says, very good. Oh, no. Speaking of, please clap that, uh, we have, oh, actually this is, it's, it's like an encore
0:59.1	of sorts, which comes after applause. A bravo. A broad, yes, indeed. A second, a third bow.
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