Ridiculous history is a production of I Heart Radio. The Welcome back to the show Ridiculous Historians. Thank you as always so much for

tuning in. Let's hear it for the man, the myth, our very own

Dily Bob sound, super producer Mr Max Williams.

Dilly Bob sounds amazing. Like,

Binnop-op.

Oh, right, right, like,

right, right, right, right, right, right, how does one become a myth, you know?

Is the myth that is a myth the same as a legend?

What is the Noide considered?

A myth or a legend or an urban legend?

The Noid is, I think at this point, considered a mascot. It would need a couple of centuries

for there to be a legend of the Noade for me.

But we can see it for me.

Now, I'm Ben Bullin, you're an old round.

And I got a side note to kick us off with

because it seems very fitting for today's episode. You guys know my sound cue that's at the

beginning of the episode. Yes. It's a ship of thesis. It is something I'm adding more on to and

changing throughout time. You maniac. But the original of it, I don't know if told you guys, it's a

Game Boy SP advance turning on one going forwards, one backwards. That's what it is.

The secrets have been revealed. The secrets have been revealed. The secrets have been revealed.

We've saved all the posts that will get on ridiculous historians,

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