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Lions Led By Donkeys Podcast

*PREVIEW* The Battle of Palmito Ranch

Lions Led By Donkeys Podcast

Lions Led By Donkeys

Comedy

4.61.8K Ratings

🗓️ 3 June 2024

⏱️ 9 minutes

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0:00.0

Hey everyone, what you're about to listen to is a preview of a bonus episode that is available on our Patreon.

0:05.3

If you like this clip, you can grab the whole episode, as well as years of other bonus content at

0:10.4

www. Patreon.com slash lions led by donkeys.

0:15.0

The Confederacy had not actually officially ended.

0:19.0

But...

0:20.0

I mean, what's the most southern thing you can do except get a little fruity with it?

0:25.2

Try to be like a southern bell for just a day to try it on. He's just like doing that

0:31.8

fucking like Bobby Hill thing from King of the Hill when he turns into a southern gentleman.

0:36.0

Yeah, I mean, you would like to think that Jesters Jefferson Davis would have tried to just not be obligated to say a word, but if he had, what you realize is that he would have effectively been the first incarnation of the Mayor B voice.

0:52.0

Ha ha, dude, clear.

0:55.0

And a higher register than that.

0:57.0

My voice is kind of fucked from a, I don't know what kind of fake asthma cough plus vaping too hard I've got but it's the life of being me

1:06.9

Vaping your asthma medication

1:08.9

Someone get me at ice tea this flowers Wilton

1:18.0

Fanning himself surrounded by Union soldiers like, Mr Davis, we know that's you, you can stop now.

1:21.0

Who said I wanted to stop?

1:24.0

You know, as a really quick aside, there was an article about I want to say it was probably about 10, 15 years ago, where a guy recounted his experience as going to a very rural town in Brazil that was

1:35.1

populated by a lot of descendants of Confederates who had fled to some of those yeah

1:39.1

and he had actually interviewed these people in the early 80s where there were

1:42.0

still people who could remember their grandparents who were Confederates.

1:44.7

You know, they were adults when they left.

1:46.1

And they spoke English, but it was like kind of passed down, hand-by-down English.

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