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Well, in this comedy-filled episode, Fits Dawg, great Fits Simmons is going to join us.

Skinny Jody Miller as well. We'll have the news of course and we'll do that right after this.

Have you ever heard that story that Napoleon used the Egyptian's finks for target practice

and shot its nose off? Or maybe you've heard that a French astrologer named Nostradamus

correctly predicted nearly 500 years of human history? Or maybe someone told you that the legendary

blues guitarist Robert Johnson sold his soul to the devil at a crossroads in Mississippi.

These stories are what I like to call historical myths. Great little tales that may or may not have

any basis in historical fact. On our fake history, we explore these historical myths and try to

determine what's fact, what's fiction and what is such a good story. It simply must be told.

If you dig stories about death-obsessed emperors, lost civilizations, desperate sieges,

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