Yes! Happy Holidays! Simon might be the guy we love to watch, but us smart cookies know that even the Almighty Whistler can't do it all on his own. So thank you, you wonderful people.
Really great video! There are 1000s of channels based in the U.S. that talk about the U.S., but I like when you talk about Europe and its history. There are alot of things, and history about the U.K. and Europe that westerners don't know. Common things. This was an excellent video. I'm gonna go dance til I'm exhausted now....
@@mergru6371 .... Him\her. I was rereading and about to fix that before posting it but the dang phone rang and so I hit the post button before hitting the answer button. Never got back to the vid. Sorry.
@@jackgibsxxx0750 Don't worry. Was meant to give the original commenter some air, should it be a young guy or something. Not meant to judge you. If you want a judgement; you seem to be a nice person 😄 Take care ✌
I was so disappointed that we didn’t get to see the penguins do their walkabout when we went to Edinburgh Zoo cos they were moulting. I did get to see Sir Nils Olaf though 😊.
Being from the 'States, I'd never heard of the knighted penguin 🐧. Simon, you explained everything but WHY a penguin had such an illustrious existence, & I'm dying to know, WHY?? Enjoyed the vid as always. 😉👍👍✌
It's not the first time we've had an animal in Edinburgh Zoo who was officially in the military. A Polish batallion during WWII rescued a Persian brown bear, whom they named Wojtek. To keep him with them, they made him a Private. At the Battle of Monte Cassino, Wojtek kept the artillery guns going by passing shells to the gunners. For this he was promoted to Corporal. After the war the battalion was in Scotland, where they were disbanded. They gifted Wojtek to Edinburgh Zoo, where he lived out the remainder of his life peacefully. In 2017 a bronze statue of Wojtek and a Polish gunner was unveiled in Edinburgh's Princes Street Gardens as a war memorial and in tribute to him. As to Sir Nils Olav III, I don't know why. However, the Norwegian King's Guard takes it very seriously, and whenever they visit Edinburgh, they go on parade at the zoo, for Sir Nils to officially inspect them.
@@ThomasTrue ... Read your 1st sentence and just knew you were going to say something about that bear. And my "Bear" is laying next to my head right now. My oldest tom cat. 😻😻😻 (he's a big black teddy. And he can bite and claw too) I didn't name him but his 1st ho-man named him just right.
Germans eating 800M sausages/yr isn’t so surprising when you realize Pennsylvania is the snack food capital of the USA, and the state is overflowing with people of German descent. Most Americans eat 2lbs of pretzels at the most per year. People in SEPA in particularly eat nearly 25lbs on average
Why is it always 'smash the like button, can I not tickle it, fondle it, seduce it, caress it, or poke it vigorously. Poor thing must be fed up of being smashed.
MrBallen keeps telling us to beat, kick, destroy, kill, trick, and even scam the like button among other crazy things he tells us to do that poor like button lol MrBallen once told us to take the like button out to a nice seafood dinner and then NEVER CALL IT BACK hahah
I used to be stationed in Germany (late 80s). We would make midnight runs into Stuttgart to the street vendors for Currywurst and Gyros. Oh how I miss them.
@@Bacopa68 I'd have probably liked them just as much, but they weren't available to me in 1988. And, sadly, they aren't available where I live now... but then there aren't any street vendors within a two hour drive of me now LOL
I remember hearing someone relating an 1800's train journey in Egypt where they witnessed mummies being used to fuel the engine's boiler..... Seems like it was on the history channel...
Sir Nils Olaf is a king penguin. That's obviously something that makes the other king penguins proud. It makes you wonder what the emperor penguins are thinking about it.
@@ForgottenSouls666 As far as I know the hamburger (bun patty veggies etc) is a US invention. It is called a hamburger because European immigrants heading for the USA left from the Hamburg harbour
Same old story. Some Penguin with better connections and more powerful friends than me gets all the promotions and medals. Meanwhile I'm on guard duty at midnight as a Private...the frigging Penguin is at the Officers Club relaxing with a beer....
I went to Germany three times with school and fell in love with currywurst! I haven’t had it in probably 6 or 8 years and was just recently thinking about it and ended up making some myself at home. I definitely remember why Germans eat 800 million servings of it a year!
All the best Simon and Team. It's an odd year to say Merry Christmas but Merry Christmas and Happy New Year all the same. Wishing you all and everybody in the comments a merry Christmas and a Different New Year in 2021👍
Eating mummies. Not so far fetched. Years ago there was actually a kids' cereal called Yummy Mummy. It was one of a series of spooky cereals: Count Chocula. Frankenberry. Boo Berry. Frute Brute.
The dancing plague started in france. Scientists are fairly sure it was mass hysteria due to broad famine, disease, the belief that St.Vitus could curse you to dance, and constant bad hail storms.
@@mebreevee yeah, now. But in times before the war it was German. What do you think, Strasburg means? Its germanfor street castle. I live in Germany right at the French border so believe i guess I know a bit about the alsace history
@@roberth.5938 That is fair. I never said you were wrong, I just know a lot of people call it the “The Dancing Plague of 1518” that took place in modern day France. For some reason its always associated with France.
There are so many videos on this channel and other channels they have where they talk about the dancing plague... Feels like it gets mentioned soooo many times...
I didn't follow that either .....but I do know there are graves with iron cages , in the shape of ribs , in the Black Country to prevent grave robbers ... and more conditional shaped iron fencing around the graves
In 2019, the Volkswagen factory made more Currywurst than cars globally. There is a factory attached to the car factory in Wolfsburg that makes sausages, and they even have a part number.
Correction 1: Contrary to popular belief there were never Bison in the Americas. And the Bison you talk about were a project to recreate Aurochs, so wrong on 2 counts
@@marcwarner5853 The fun bit is that people who have no idea what they talk about write scripts for Simon who just reads them. No blame on him ever ;|)
not only do German's eat a lot of currywurst (and since it is amazing, i can understand why), but there is an awesome museum dedicated to it in Berlin (just near checkpoint charlie if you are interested)
Great video! I gotta question... I was just watching your video on the lies told about American slavery. I was wondering if you could do a video on the history of police murdering African American's over the course of time since slavery. I deal with other white people in this issue from time to time who don't understand how long this has been happening... And they also think it's more a non-issue since we've elected a Black president. I'd love your take on this, and I'd love the opportunity to share that with some of the people who just don't get it. Peace and blessings. -Pete
Sure you can. You probably shouldn't, but you can. Delicious with Apple Juice. The jokes always been that its a bit yellow, cause the bison grass has piss on it. Still delicious.
Singers and actors should be some of the least of all people to be knighted. Maybe combat soldiers, or civilians that did a dangerously heroic deed. Perhaps an inventor or scientist that bettered the world with their discovery. I’d almost argue a prostitute has more of a reason to be knighted.
I’d vote for saggy jeans being a ticket. Not saggy, so say, but the ones that the pants don’t cover the butt at all. Like they can sit down on the loo and go.
In todays society I would of thought Blasphemy laws would have been right out the window. Its in direct contradiction to freedom of speech. (As long as its not inciting violence) Saying to someone else, "You can't say that!" and having the state punish them is very regressive. And yes, you have every right to disagree with me and say what you like about my opinion because thats your freedom of speech.
Ditto for any other foreign country to be fair. It's not just in England, it's in the United kingdom as a whole, of which Northern Ireland is of course a part and an Irishman from there cab receive a full knighthood. An Irishman from Eire though is treated the same as, for instance, an American - i.e. from outside the UK.
So to be knighted in England one must risk having an ancient woman wave a sword near your neck, at the same time you must realize that knighthood is so silly that even a penguin and his lineage have been knighted...I think I'd probably pass on the opportunity
@@MrDoggysmut Because as I lay asleep in the cradle, dreaming my infantile dreams, my fairy godmother flew in a window and sprinkled her magic rainbow dust in my face. Et voilà, "geh."
Whenever a contingent of the Norwegian King's Guard visit Edinburgh, they go on parade at the zoo for Sir Nils Olav III to inspect them. The Blasphemy laws in Scots Law are soon to be repealed. However, the Hate Speech Law set to replace them has hit a sticking point, as many feel that the wording of causing offence is too open to interpretation, and could potentially be abused to make justifiable criticism of religion appear to be an offence.
@@shebbs1 They are nations within the UK and used to be fully independent countries a few centuries ago. Besides: Simon is British, so I trust he knows what he is talking about...
Happy holidays to the entire staff of the Simon Whistler group of UA-cam channels!
Yes! Happy Holidays! Simon might be the guy we love to watch, but us smart cookies know that even the Almighty Whistler can't do it all on his own. So thank you, you wonderful people.
Seriously you guys give us gifts each day. Thank you!
Same to you, comrades!
Yes, best wishes to the entire city! 😋 And to everybody else, off course. Stay safe and lovely peeps ✌ 2021, you better be better. A lot lol
Pshh. Staff? Simon researches edits and and records all his videos himself are you kidding me
In Europe they think 100 Km is a long distance, in North America they think 100 years is a long time.
Really great video! There are 1000s of channels based in the U.S. that talk about the U.S., but I like when you talk about Europe and its history. There are alot of things, and history about the U.K. and Europe that westerners don't know. Common things. This was an excellent video. I'm gonna go dance til I'm exhausted now....
Fyi: Simon lives in Prague, central Europe.
But more important; excellent idea! I will also do a dance, partly in your honour 🕺🍻✌
@@mergru6371 .... Damit. I wanted to tell her. 😜😜😜
And I just found that out a few days ago. I was under the impression that he was in the UK
@@jackgibsxxx0750 Lol I'm sorry buddy.
But eh.. "Her"? Assumption is the mother of all fxxkups
@@mergru6371 .... Him\her.
I was rereading and about to fix that before posting it but the dang phone rang and so I hit the post button before hitting the answer button.
Never got back to the vid. Sorry.
@@jackgibsxxx0750 Don't worry. Was meant to give the original commenter some air, should it be a young guy or something. Not meant to judge you. If you want a judgement; you seem to be a nice person 😄 Take care ✌
If you underestimate our brigadeer penguin it will be your downfall.
He's basically the only knight unaware of his own knighthood.
Oh man! This makes me wanna watch The Arctic Chonks, Seal of Fate even more because they have penguins in it.
European women: "I love those heels!!!"
King of France: "I had them custom made, honey!!"
I was so disappointed that we didn’t get to see the penguins do their walkabout when we went to Edinburgh Zoo cos they were moulting. I did get to see Sir Nils Olaf though 😊.
That is so awesome 👍 I love that little story about this knighted penguin❤️
not so fast Simon. currywurst is not usually served with ketchup. its a special sauce that looks like ketchup.
He butchered the progesterone receptor explanation as well. Love Simon but sometimes the research is lazy and things aren't worded correctly
Despite his error, I really wanna try one.
Another great video!! Thanks & Happy Holidays!!
You guys give us awesome gifts every day! Thank you and happy holidays everyone!
I do miss german sausage, take that how ever you like, both ways are propably right. 🤷♂️
Take it however you can, bro
@@sandybarnes887 how progressive 😅
Nice to see another wizard in the comments!
_(We're all gay, according to Rowling)_
@@j.r.aretrollin6913 lol yea the lady has gone mad 😳 I wonder when Dudley starts estrogen?
Eva Braun to Hitler after a week alone together lol
"Once more, with feeling"... BRILLIANT episode! ;)
Being from the 'States, I'd never heard of the knighted penguin 🐧. Simon, you explained everything but WHY a penguin had such an illustrious existence, & I'm dying to know, WHY?? Enjoyed the vid as always. 😉👍👍✌
It's not the first time we've had an animal in Edinburgh Zoo who was officially in the military.
A Polish batallion during WWII rescued a Persian brown bear, whom they named Wojtek. To keep him with them, they made him a Private. At the Battle of Monte Cassino, Wojtek kept the artillery guns going by passing shells to the gunners. For this he was promoted to Corporal.
After the war the battalion was in Scotland, where they were disbanded. They gifted Wojtek to Edinburgh Zoo, where he lived out the remainder of his life peacefully. In 2017 a bronze statue of Wojtek and a Polish gunner was unveiled in Edinburgh's Princes Street Gardens as a war memorial and in tribute to him.
As to Sir Nils Olav III, I don't know why. However, the Norwegian King's Guard takes it very seriously, and whenever they visit Edinburgh, they go on parade at the zoo, for Sir Nils to officially inspect them.
@@ThomasTrue that's really cool...learned something today. Thx for the reply. Have a happy holidays. 😉✌
@@ThomasTrue ... Read your 1st sentence and just knew you were going to say something about that bear.
And my "Bear" is laying next to my head right now. My oldest tom cat. 😻😻😻 (he's a big black teddy. And he can bite and claw too)
I didn't name him but his 1st ho-man named him just right.
Germans eating 800M sausages/yr isn’t so surprising when you realize Pennsylvania is the snack food capital of the USA, and the state is overflowing with people of German descent. Most Americans eat 2lbs of pretzels at the most per year. People in SEPA in particularly eat nearly 25lbs on average
Why is it always 'smash the like button, can I not tickle it, fondle it, seduce it, caress it, or poke it vigorously.
Poor thing must be fed up of being smashed.
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I’ve broken more than one screen smashing that like button.
MrBallen keeps telling us to beat, kick, destroy, kill, trick, and even scam the like button among other crazy things he tells us to do that poor like button lol MrBallen once told us to take the like button out to a nice seafood dinner and then NEVER CALL IT BACK hahah
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Happy Holidays Simon! To you and yours! And all the staff of every awesome channel smart enough to have you as the face and voice!
Simon: references Once More With Feeling.
Me: Life's a show, and we all play our parts. And when the music starts, we open up our hearts...
Or, as Spike says at the end: "Bugger this!"
Mr. Meseeks.
@@johnbarber4549 Look at me!
@@marcwarner5853 can dooo!.
@@johnbarber4549 OOOOOWEEEEE
I used to be stationed in Germany (late 80s). We would make midnight runs into Stuttgart to the street vendors for Currywurst and Gyros. Oh how I miss them.
Gyros are cool but my favorite street food is a torta pastor.
@@Bacopa68 I'd have probably liked them just as much, but they weren't available to me in 1988. And, sadly, they aren't available where I live now... but then there aren't any street vendors within a two hour drive of me now LOL
Hey!!! I was stationed in Germany in 1987-1988. It was amazing!
@@amandajones661 I just now saw this :)
@@Gravel1331 No worries. 🙂 Germany was amazing!
We Germans *LOVE* our Sausages.
Also, i commit the crime blasphemy sometimes. Like ... 80% of Germany too
The kill la kill song, can u translate?
I love German sausage. Especially the ones from street vendors.
Ooooh I was not expecting a “once more with feeling” segment, no matter how small
It DOESN'T! 10:30
Merry Christmas everybody, I'm off laughing ...
Buffy references!!!!
I remember hearing someone relating an 1800's train journey in Egypt where they witnessed mummies being used to fuel the engine's boiler..... Seems like it was on the history channel...
When i lived 500m next to the zoo i walked back their damn peacock 3times.
People ask me....How and the heck do you know such random stuff...."Well Simon taught me"😂
Simon said!
@@gerarduspoppel2831 😂😂😂😂
@@gerarduspoppel2831 Perfect!!!! 😂😂😂
When he talked about dancing mania "You should be dancing" played in my head. 😝
You forgot that quirk that allows Australia and Israel take part in the Eurovision Song Contest.
Woohoo!! ❤️ the Buffy shout out!!!!!
Sir Nils Olaf is a king penguin. That's obviously something that makes the other king penguins proud. It makes you wonder what the emperor penguins are thinking about it.
Sausages are to Germany what burgers are to the U.S.
US struggles to identify its own cuisine, it’s probably German that made both
@@ForgottenSouls666 As far as I know the hamburger (bun patty veggies etc) is a US invention. It is called a hamburger because European immigrants heading for the USA left from the Hamburg harbour
@@ForgottenSouls666 Its almost as if the US has hand many German immigrants.
Kinda nah. ... I like doener. Came from turkey but you really get it every where. Currywurst is our own hotdog. I mean. Curry ain't german either.
The Business Blaze episode that deals with forks is hilarious.
Same old story. Some Penguin with better connections and more powerful friends than me gets all the promotions and medals. Meanwhile I'm on guard duty at midnight as a Private...the frigging Penguin is at the Officers Club relaxing with a beer....
I went to Germany three times with school and fell in love with currywurst! I haven’t had it in probably 6 or 8 years and was just recently thinking about it and ended up making some myself at home. I definitely remember why Germans eat 800 million servings of it a year!
Happy Holidays 🎄❄️🙂
All the best Simon and Team.
It's an odd year to say Merry Christmas but Merry Christmas and Happy New Year all the same.
Wishing you all and everybody in the comments a merry Christmas and a Different New Year in 2021👍
Smashed the like button....I think I need a new phone now, Thx Simon.
And you as well. Thank you for everything... great job!!!
Puns are notoriously bad jokes. But puns about German sausage are the wurst.
I can name one shoe/boot designed for both men and women that still has an extended heel; cowboy boot. The heel is for stirrups still
Mummies were used in high class oil paints as well.
Eating mummies. Not so far fetched. Years ago there was actually a kids' cereal called Yummy Mummy. It was one of a series of spooky cereals: Count Chocula. Frankenberry. Boo Berry. Frute Brute.
You just aged yourself, lol!
Ergot is not a fungus growing in bread. It is a seed borne fungus that is introduced into the bread from the flour.
The dancing plague started in france. Scientists are fairly sure it was mass hysteria due to broad famine, disease, the belief that St.Vitus could curse you to dance, and constant bad hail storms.
Well it was in Strasbourg, which belonged to Germany at that time
@@roberth.5938 If you look at maps its right along the border of france and germany on the french side; so many claim it was in france
@@mebreevee yeah, now. But in times before the war it was German. What do you think, Strasburg means? Its germanfor street castle. I live in Germany right at the French border so believe i guess I know a bit about the alsace history
@@roberth.5938 That is fair. I never said you were wrong, I just know a lot of people call it the “The Dancing Plague of 1518” that took place in modern day France.
For some reason its always associated with France.
@@mebreevee we are both right, it is modern france today. So let's say we both won ok mate? 😊
There are plans to introduce a group of wild European Bison's into a woodland conservation area near Canterbury in England.
Whoa whoa whoa, are you telling me I've been snorting mummy for no reason?
Those European bison made me think of aurochs. Glad they're being revived.
Rest of the world: "This thing is weird."
Historians: "Europe did it."
Europe: "Damn straight we did."
Japan: "hold my beer and check this"
@@O-plaat Rest of world: Gross!
Imagine if Norway ever gets in a war. "Alright guys. Send in our highest ranking penguin."
Weird but interesting!
Volkswagen have a Currywurst factory within one of their automotive plants ....VW sausages !!
There are so many videos on this channel and other channels they have where they talk about the dancing plague... Feels like it gets mentioned soooo many times...
It’s quite a comparison to compare grave robbing to saggy pants.
I didn't follow that either .....but I do know there are graves with iron cages , in the shape of ribs , in the Black Country to prevent grave robbers ... and more conditional shaped iron fencing around the graves
In 2019, the Volkswagen factory made more Currywurst than cars globally. There is a factory attached to the car factory in Wolfsburg that makes sausages, and they even have a part number.
Correction 1: Contrary to popular belief there were never Bison in the Americas. And the Bison you talk about were a project to recreate Aurochs, so wrong on 2 counts
Say what now?
@@marcwarner5853 Facts there ;)
@@marcwarner5853 Comment was based on pictures used, which were Aurochs
I never blame the guy who stated that H20 (Aka water) is in the periodic table
@@marcwarner5853 The fun bit is that people who have no idea what they talk about write scripts for Simon who just reads them. No blame on him ever ;|)
That last fact tho. I always wondered why there was no mummies left in the tombs on ch4 😅
Happy Boxing Day Simon Whislter!
Everyone knows from Futurama that you have to harvest the lower horn.
maybe
not only do German's eat a lot of currywurst (and since it is amazing, i can understand why), but there is an awesome museum dedicated to it in Berlin (just near checkpoint charlie if you are interested)
Give me a home where the Buffalo roam...Poland? No kidding!
The European Bison look kinda like Aurochs. It’s a possibility that bison and aurochs cross bred thousands of years ago.
Great video! I gotta question... I was just watching your video on the lies told about American slavery. I was wondering if you could do a video on the history of police murdering African American's over the course of time since slavery. I deal with other white people in this issue from time to time who don't understand how long this has been happening... And they also think it's more a non-issue since we've elected a Black president. I'd love your take on this, and I'd love the opportunity to share that with some of the people who just don't get it.
Peace and blessings.
-Pete
Blasphemy laws in Pakistan are taken a bit more seriously
Mummy Dust....i swear that sounds like the name of a rock band lol
Sir penguin
Why did only that specific penguin picked from all the others?
I feel like this dance mania was just a bunch of medieval germans wilfully trolling the future generations
Anyone whose had a Zubrowka knows Europe has Bison
Great vodka .....like newly mown grass .......pity I can't drink alcohol anymore
Sure you can.
You probably shouldn't, but you can.
Delicious with Apple Juice.
The jokes always been that its a bit yellow, cause the bison grass has piss on it.
Still delicious.
Jokes about german sausages are the Wurst.
My town banned saggy pants 🤣
Collinsville, Illinois 🤣
And now, the Safety Dance
There are at last 3 reservations of Bison's in Romania!
Cyber Cheers! 🌏🕊
Simon... Season 9 of letter kenny came out today... Should watch it.. Well that or make Sam. He needs it more. Allegedly.
Singers and actors should be some of the least of all people to be knighted. Maybe combat soldiers, or civilians that did a dangerously heroic deed. Perhaps an inventor or scientist that bettered the world with their discovery. I’d almost argue a prostitute has more of a reason to be knighted.
I’d vote for saggy jeans being a ticket. Not saggy, so say, but the ones that the pants don’t cover the butt at all. Like they can sit down on the loo and go.
In todays society I would of thought Blasphemy laws would have been right out the window. Its in direct contradiction to freedom of speech. (As long as its not inciting violence)
Saying to someone else, "You can't say that!" and having the state punish them is very regressive.
And yes, you have every right to disagree with me and say what you like about my opinion because thats your freedom of speech.
At least the German "blasphemy law" is actually protecting public peace - so you can say whatever you like as long as you are not inciting a riot.
Once More, With Feeling!
A penguin can be knighted, but in England the Irish can only receive an honorary knighthood...
Ditto for any other foreign country to be fair. It's not just in England, it's in the United kingdom as a whole, of which Northern Ireland is of course a part and an Irishman from there cab receive a full knighthood. An Irishman from Eire though is treated the same as, for instance, an American - i.e. from outside the UK.
So to be knighted in England one must risk having an ancient woman wave a sword near your neck, at the same time you must realize that knighthood is so silly that even a penguin and his lineage have been knighted...I think I'd probably pass on the opportunity
It's simple, just wear a welding mask and shoulderguards and you're well on your way into safe knighthood.
@@mikitz agreed, be smart and practice safe knighthood people!
Thanks for everything Whistler!
It's always nice when you can find multiple pies to let you put your finger in them at the same time. ;)
the most funny thing... *everything strange with europe* - well.... many americans come from originaly europe.
Anyone else have a giant crush on Simon? Just me? Oh okay.
Watch Business Blaze, it will go away haha
Why are you geh?
@@MrDoggysmut Because as I lay asleep in the cradle, dreaming my infantile dreams, my fairy godmother flew in a window and sprinkled her magic rainbow dust in my face. Et voilà, "geh."
@@natino6759 should I call you mistah?
German sausage jokes are the wurst.
Can we get a video solely of Simon saying things in a disapproving tone?
Waiting for Simon to do a Top Ten cocaine producing countries
Top ten countries with most amount of infidels
Whenever a contingent of the Norwegian King's Guard visit Edinburgh, they go on parade at the zoo for Sir Nils Olav III to inspect them.
The Blasphemy laws in Scots Law are soon to be repealed. However, the Hate Speech Law set to replace them has hit a sticking point, as many feel that the wording of causing offence is too open to interpretation, and could potentially be abused to make justifiable criticism of religion appear to be an offence.
It's amazing what people can be "offended" by, if they try hard enough
Random fact
There is a species of jellyfish that is essentially immortal
-Shazistic
Eating a mummy= Cannibalism
Currywurst sounds delicious... Why have I never had this? What kind of sausage is the base? Bratwurst? (Oooo... it IS bratwurst ^_^)
No wonder egypt has so little mummies left
That's a quick intro
Hey vsauce micheal here oh wait wrong channel,sorry
Mum's the word.
I dub thee Sir Penguin.
Dutch eat 612 million frikandellen A year. Thats with 17 million people, 37 A year per persoon.
Pretty early. Cool.
Pretty cool. Early.
Unfortunately that map needs to be updated as of Jan 1
What can "Simon Dust" do?
"countries such as Scotland and Northern Ireland" :D
The scriptwriters ard Americans, and they would rather die rather than admit those places are parts of a country already
@@shebbs1 They are nations within the UK and used to be fully independent countries a few centuries ago. Besides: Simon is British, so I trust he knows what he is talking about...