Ahh yes, medieval shitposting. The time where the most influential figures had all the maidens and all of the wheat. And they would ride around in the latest horse carriage models
Even ~2500 years ago people were tired of Bros flaunting their bitches, money, and cars. "The king, moreover, must not acquire great numbers of horses for himself or make the people return to Egypt to get more of them, for the LORD has told you, "You are not to go back that way again." He must not take many wives, or his heart will be led astray. He must not accumulate large amounts of silver and gold." Deut. 17
My favorite ancient markings were runes that were so high on a cave wall that they had to build scaffolding up to get a readable angle. The runes simply translated to "this is very high up."
This is the kind of BS easter egg stuff I love finding in video games. Where you think you see something in the barely accessible distance, you do your darned hardest to get to it, only to find a simple message "this wall sure is nice"
Just gotta imagine some dude in like 10000BC spending entire weeks building his own scaffolding from sticks he found outside just for the sake of doing some trolling 🗿
One of my favorite ancient artifacts is a souvenir stylus with an inscription that more or less says, "I went to Rome and all I got was this lousy pen." Some things don't change much.
The one I always remember is graffiti on some roman wall that goes something like, "weep, women, for I have forsaken thee. From now on, I will only be with men's behinds".
"Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens, Bright copper kettles leave... flakes on my mittens?! Hey, these are stones with a copper veneer! I've been bamboozled by Ea-nāṣir!" - Randall Munroe, 2022
You want to know what makes this even funnier? The complaint was found in a house which was believed to be the house of ea nasir... in a room filled with other clay tablet. In a house archaeological evidence showed it had burnt down.
1000BC, random ahh building: "first" 2024, random ahh TH-cam comment section: "first" Its honestly hilarious to me how humanity has changed so much over the centuries yet humans themselves have not changed at all
The caveman drawing about depression broke me in so many levels. What they went through to make those drawings? Maybe their people ran out of food, maybe he lost someone close to him. Imagine yourself as a caveman being so devastated that you felt the urge to register your sadness in a stone wall, perpetuating your feelings for thousands of years.
I like this ancient letter on a clay tablet from son to mom, where he complains that she makes him bad clothes and that his friend has better clothes, even though he has a stepmother 😄
1:17 "That's the 5th time in this year you missed work for 'embalming your brother'. How many brothers do you have?!" "The last one was my older brother. This time is my half-brother, boss."
It’s honestly comforting seeing that despite how much our world has changed, we can still relate to the experiences of people who have lived thousands of years ago. Like, we do the same shit as them, just repackaged in a modern setting.
for the first tablet shown you missed the best part of it the second half "Every man wants to write a book and it is evident that the end of the world is soon approaching"
@@newhaveni Don't worry, from -10BCE till 100 AD, more or less, a lot of people believed that the world was about to end, like a LOT, being Christians just one of many grouos
I love stuff like this, little glimpses of daily life in ancient and medieval times. Like an illuminated text found that had writing in the margin that said "Ale has killed us", in other words, the monks had wicked hangovers XD Or another that had an inky pawprint on the page and whoever was writing that page decided to just keep going, as parchment was expensive back then and you didn't waste it, essentially just shrugging off his cats antics lol. The more things change, the more they stay the same, as the saying goes XD
theres this one grafitti that was written like, 14 feet up on a wall iirc, and it took archeologists a hot minute to get up there and figure out what it said. when they finally did, all it said was "this is very high"
I, ique, ate a hamburger while watching this video on Friday, July 12th, 2024 @ 5:52p. When it comes to youtube videos to put on while enjoying a meal, the poopie show provides one of the finest dining accompaniments. This video has inspired me to leave my mark for the future historians to learn from. The burger was made on a propane grill and included cheese and green chile. I paired both this video and the burger with a budweiser. My troubles are mostly with my health, as I am still mostly blind. However, I choose to be happy despite personal and global circumstance. Also, 420th like. thanks poopie see ya in the next one
How did you forget about the Viking Graffiti on the Hagia Sophia that had been thought to be a spell of some kind... and it was just some dude who wrote, I was here. XD
regarding the determinism thing at the end: you may not be making your own choices, but if actions in the past chose YOUR actions, then you're choosing SOMEONE ELSE's choice in the future.
@@savanthuman8809pretty much everything is predetermined imo. Imagine flipping a coin: the outcomes are normally 50/50 so we think its random, but you can theoretically predetermine whether it will land heads or tails based on how you threw it, at what speed and what height. This principle applies for everything, even your thoughts. Your brain recieves sensory input from that coin you just tossed which sends an electrical pulse through your brain that activates millions of neurons and leads to some thoughts like, for example "dang it I lost, why did I bet 10 bucks on this?". So if you think about it, everything was predetermined from the moment the universe came to existance. In short, if everything can be calculated and predetermined (like a seemingly random coin toss), then true randomness does not exist and therefore neither does free will. Unless of course true randomess DOES exist. Apparently quantum physics deals with probability distribution a lot. Probabilities which we dont know how to predict. This would imply that while in the short term everything is still pretty much predetermined, random quantum events in the far past could have had huge consequences for our current reality. Sorry if this gives anyone some sort of existential crisis, but its fun to think about imo
i think we're not exactly as unique as we think, and that someone has completely lived, felt, and think the way we do in the past, like an exact copy of it.
Poopie, im drunk right now, but I must tell you that I lvoe your channel. From the insightful insights to the very informative history events to the everyday phenomenon you gift to us through your perspective, I love all of it. I know some people make youtube channels out of a desire of stardom and benefit, everything you make seems so pure to me. Please, dont stop uploading thdese. I think your voice (both physically and metaphorically) is a precious one. Thank you and goodbye
I was so hoping for the bad copper and norse Graffiti to be mentioned, and was kinda sad the latter didn't. I think it was a series of scratches in the wall of - I think it was the Vatikan? It was some kind of church, iirc. Well, apparently, for a few hundred years, people were confused about these scratches, until relatively recently a Scientist noticed that those scratches seem to be norse runes, which translated roughly to "(name) was here".
Humans… humans never change. We may invent new tools, our understanding of the cosmos may expand. But humans never change. (Rough reference to fallout… “war never changes”) lol
"Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens/Bright copper kettles ... leave flakes on my mittens?!/Hey, these are stones with a copper veneer!/I've been bamboozled by Ea-nasir!" ~ XKCD 2758
I find it very comforting knowing that humans have always been the same where we have to carve something into something because we have to show something we did, whenever it's a complaint, or just to say "I was here"
Until recently the people drank beer. Not anything to do with grains as such but they often got sick drinking water. They had no idea of germs or that they should boil water. The way they transported water, often in skins, was not good either. So wine, very weak beer, worked much better.
I'm just wondering how long my definition on urban dictionary will last, I hope people see it and are just like "This was one of the ancient jokes, we do not get what the word's humour is, nor why the joke is so short, but primitive humans found it funny"
Warning: rant about something added only in the last few seconds of the video and likely that was added just for joke reasons. 5:20 actually I'm a soft determinist because regardless if something else happening is possible or not, whenever you think or do something, it is because that thing got processed through your brain. Your brain is you. Therefore, you did the things. Free Will is not destroyed by a lack of alternate possibilities being possible, for we do not know which possibiliity will happen, and still process all of our thoughts and actions anyway. Determinism isn't being told you are not allowed to do something, it is just knowing you wouldn't as an afterthought. I think what would truly remove free will is determinism plus knowing exactly what will happen in the foreseeable future.
I had a project on my first year of college. It was to write about an artifact that you would save in a fire. I spoke about Ea-nāṣir and the complaint he got. I barely passed mainly because I can't write in french
My Classical Mediterranean and Middle East capstone was about ancient graffiti which included a discussion about how a guy pooped well at a specific place and how another guy screwed the barmaid. That entire capstone was a sh*tpost, but people learned and it made my advisor laugh so that's all that really matters, right?
dude, if i was a time traveler that could time travel back 100,000 years to a random cave to put a painting in to troll archaeologists, i would absolutely put the three images of the ooga booga cave guy being sad
The first ever customer complaints were in Mesopotamia, Ea-nasir a copper merchant used to sell fake copper to his customers which caused them to write a review on him saying he is a scammer
Did you read the book "1177 BC?" It's full of hilarious quotes from cuneiform and hieroglyph letters sent between angry spouses, brothers, in-laws, and friends. They read just like an angry email or sms from today!
Ha ha! "No ooga booga tonight"! They really were just like us. I wonder how much of the ancient graffiti was actually written in paint and lost to time?
One time I noticed the TH-cam comments for the official My Heart Will Go On was closed, and next thing I thought was That's gonna be a mark in History, lol
4:26 grrrrr I thought it was so funny "It's literally 'it should've been ME', Shinji Chair and pepoSAD' Until I looked it up online, word for word, and found it came from THE ONION
My favorite ancient graffiti is from Pompeii that translates to "On April 19th I made bread". I can't tell if this was some inside joke or if that person was simply that excited about having baked bread.
My favorite wall scribble from ancient times was something "the beauty of the gods do not compare to my wife" some man thousands of years ago was so in love with his wife, he wanted the whole township to know that even their gods were just second place to his beautiful amazing wife
When I saw the gave drawing I immediately thought “damn man just got the news that he has E.D…” Since the last drawing kinda looks like he has his willy out.
I like how so many people have associated Ea-Nasir with this random Sumerian sculpture of a man, even though we know so little about him, so we don’t even know what he looked like
After 1 million subscribers are reached, we will erect a stone statue of her with deep ingravings. I vote for Peru, it's dry and nobody will find it for decades.
Poopie is the channel I come to for esoteric knowledge. She's like an obscure bookstore on the corner containing titles such as "Conspiracies in Mid-1300's Bohemia" :3
"I think we tend to think people of the past were so different from now" Shows a femboy as the modern example...a social role that Romans had like 20 words to describe because they loved them and had so many of them.
dudes, the last image is fake news :~(
Bro got fooled by the onion lmao
aw man...
Yea lol, I looked it up to see what University and seeing The Onion, aw no you caught that late!! lol
Pumpkin :D
Nooooo D:
Ahh yes, medieval shitposting. The time where the most influential figures had all the maidens and all of the wheat. And they would ride around in the latest horse carriage models
SHITposting :)
Even ~2500 years ago people were tired of Bros flaunting their bitches, money, and cars. "The king, moreover, must not acquire great numbers of horses for himself or make the people return to Egypt to get more of them, for the LORD has told you, "You are not to go back that way again." He must not take many wives, or his heart will be led astray. He must not accumulate large amounts of silver and gold." Deut. 17
@@crbielert humans don’t really change a lot
It actually exists in Manuscript boarders and Graffii
Secundus has defecated here
Secundus has defecated here
Secundus has defecated here
My favorite ancient markings were runes that were so high on a cave wall that they had to build scaffolding up to get a readable angle.
The runes simply translated to "this is very high up."
This is the kind of BS easter egg stuff I love finding in video games. Where you think you see something in the barely accessible distance, you do your darned hardest to get to it, only to find a simple message "this wall sure is nice"
Just gotta imagine some dude in like 10000BC spending entire weeks building his own scaffolding from sticks he found outside just for the sake of doing some trolling 🗿
@@maxave7448 If it was runes, it would have been a lot more recent, probably from a 1000 - 2000 years ago. Still hilarious, all the same.
😂❤
I aspire to be a timeless troll, too.
One of my favorite ancient artifacts is a souvenir stylus with an inscription that more or less says, "I went to Rome and all I got was this lousy pen." Some things don't change much.
Tourism became a thing in the ancient world the minute after they started building big stuff. If you build it big enough, they will come.
@@bob7975pilgrimages were just vacations with a religious flair
@@bob7975 I mean yeah
You also can advertise it as something related to "god" and they will be even more interested 😂
i'm imagining a Colosseum gift shop
@@andistansbury4366 They made Gladiator action figures for kids. Unscrupulous sellers would sell gladiator "blood" and "sweat" as aphrodisiacs.
The one I always remember is graffiti on some roman wall that goes something like, "weep, women, for I have forsaken thee. From now on, I will only be with men's behinds".
lol
"im gay, cry about it"
Those sass levels are off the fucking chart! 😂
@@geoffreyentwistle8176 have us gay peeps always been that sassy lol :p
roman incel 😂
"Why do you care that you cannot read the heiroglyphs, I do not understand your concern." is genuinely the cutest thing I have ever seen.
it‘s basically the ancient version of „who asked“
It has such Reddit or TH-cam vibes with that sort of snarky bite
"Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens,
Bright copper kettles leave... flakes on my mittens?!
Hey, these are stones with a copper veneer!
I've been bamboozled by Ea-nāṣir!"
- Randall Munroe, 2022
This is hilarious, and low-key makes me want to look up what instruments they had back then, so I can imagine a historically accurate accompaniment.
this flows so well omg
Wow
Lute
I've read it like "My favorite things" from The sound of music 😂
I love the sesame one so much. That "per my last tablet" energy is so relatable.
It's ironic that Ea Nasir would be remembered by so many for selling such poor quality copper that a customer felt the need to write to him.
My favorite "theory" is that he made a deal with a devil, djinn or other evil deity to make him the most well known copper merchant in history
You want to know what makes this even funnier? The complaint was found in a house which was believed to be the house of ea nasir... in a room filled with other clay tablet.
In a house archaeological evidence showed it had burnt down.
Just another example that bad service does more to harm your reputation than good service does to improve it.
@@FeeshUnofficial oh like "Chips"
hey😁
Yeah, fuck Ea Nasir. All my homies hate his copper
2:09 "i was here" - literally every human visiting a place after they learned how to write
Yeah, like "First"
1000BC, random ahh building: "first"
2024, random ahh TH-cam comment section: "first"
Its honestly hilarious to me how humanity has changed so much over the centuries yet humans themselves have not changed at all
Ea nasir will never be rid of that damn customer complaint
He should have sold better copper
Earliest documented ancestor of Electronic Arts.
He apparently collected those complaints about his products because he thought they were funny.
@@26th_Primarch That's also why they got preserved, his house burned down at some point which fired the tablets thus preserving them for history.
@@kaspi001 Somehow I get the feeling that fire probably wasn't accidental...
The caveman drawing about depression broke me in so many levels. What they went through to make those drawings? Maybe their people ran out of food, maybe he lost someone close to him.
Imagine yourself as a caveman being so devastated that you felt the urge to register your sadness in a stone wall, perpetuating your feelings for thousands of years.
keep in mind that sorrow tends not to plague the simpler minds. someone probably called them gay.
Id rather be a sad caveman tbh
It's not real though, that image is sourced from an article on The Onion.
Bro I don't have to imagine that shit I am him.
frustration, rethinking, and pp not working sadge caveman :'D
The "[insert name] was here" is the most human thing that I've seen
I like this ancient letter on a clay tablet from son to mom, where he complains that she makes him bad clothes and that his friend has better clothes, even though he has a stepmother 😄
1:17 "That's the 5th time in this year you missed work for 'embalming your brother'. How many brothers do you have?!"
"The last one was my older brother. This time is my half-brother, boss."
I like the thought that out is some lost city with “first” scratched on a wall somewhere
It’s honestly comforting seeing that despite how much our world has changed, we can still relate to the experiences of people who have lived thousands of years ago. Like, we do the same shit as them, just repackaged in a modern setting.
Can't come into into work my wife and daughter are brewing beer
The Egyptians were almost excessively civilized.
for the first tablet shown you missed the best part of it the second half "Every man wants to write a book and it is evident that the end of the world is soon approaching"
Ironic
Ik that's so funny, I wish it was true but I checked a few sources, and most agree the last part was made up
@@thepoopieshow aw dang it
@@newhaveni Don't worry, from -10BCE till 100 AD, more or less, a lot of people believed that the world was about to end, like a LOT, being Christians just one of many grouos
@@TrotolokoWe better not talk about new jear 1000 then...
I love stuff like this, little glimpses of daily life in ancient and medieval times. Like an illuminated text found that had writing in the margin that said "Ale has killed us", in other words, the monks had wicked hangovers XD Or another that had an inky pawprint on the page and whoever was writing that page decided to just keep going, as parchment was expensive back then and you didn't waste it, essentially just shrugging off his cats antics lol. The more things change, the more they stay the same, as the saying goes XD
theres this one grafitti that was written like, 14 feet up on a wall iirc, and it took archeologists a hot minute to get up there and figure out what it said. when they finally did, all it said was "this is very high"
3 kids stood on each other's shoulders and laughed about the idiot who'd put in the work to read that.
I am comforted that my extensive 3am Reddit ramblings will only survive indirectly through whatever machine-god my data was sold to for AI training.
I, ique, ate a hamburger while watching this video on Friday, July 12th, 2024 @ 5:52p.
When it comes to youtube videos to put on while enjoying a meal, the poopie show provides one of the finest dining accompaniments. This video has inspired me to leave my mark for the future historians to learn from. The burger was made on a propane grill and included cheese and green chile. I paired both this video and the burger with a budweiser. My troubles are mostly with my health, as I am still mostly blind. However, I choose to be happy despite personal and global circumstance.
Also, 420th like. thanks poopie see ya in the next one
that burger sounds good, i too enjoyed the video
Turns out that cave paintings might have been more about children being bored rather than what previous theories suggested.
... That still kind of resonates with modern day shitposting, does it not?
Are they not fake, produced by „The onion”?
i heard it was mostly drawn by women
Note if it hasn't been mentioned yet; the sad people cave drawing is from the Onion, a satire news outlet
This is exactly why I'm interested in history. You wouldn't believe some of the graffiti on Pompeii's walls. So yeah, lovely video! Keep it going!
I expected to see something about a dog going inside a bar, didn't. Gotta write my frustration on a wall.
God your videos animations are getting better!!! Love them
thank u! I had a bit more time this week to actually animate sht
3:47 the Sesame Farmer is my hero! Don’t tell me I didn’t Tell You!
that dude got sht done
@@thepoopieshow ❤❤❤
Poopie Show Theme Song! 😆😆😆(🤓)
How did you forget about the Viking Graffiti on the Hagia Sophia that had been thought to be a spell of some kind... and it was just some dude who wrote, I was here. XD
"halfdan carved this runes" = "halfdan was here"
regarding the determinism thing at the end: you may not be making your own choices, but if actions in the past chose YOUR actions, then you're choosing SOMEONE ELSE's choice in the future.
ooh, I've made a vid on free will in the past, and yeah even though actions and choices are predetermined doesn't mean they don't impact anything
Not all actions and thoughts are predetermined
@@savanthuman8809pretty much everything is predetermined imo. Imagine flipping a coin: the outcomes are normally 50/50 so we think its random, but you can theoretically predetermine whether it will land heads or tails based on how you threw it, at what speed and what height. This principle applies for everything, even your thoughts. Your brain recieves sensory input from that coin you just tossed which sends an electrical pulse through your brain that activates millions of neurons and leads to some thoughts like, for example "dang it I lost, why did I bet 10 bucks on this?". So if you think about it, everything was predetermined from the moment the universe came to existance.
In short, if everything can be calculated and predetermined (like a seemingly random coin toss), then true randomness does not exist and therefore neither does free will.
Unless of course true randomess DOES exist. Apparently quantum physics deals with probability distribution a lot. Probabilities which we dont know how to predict. This would imply that while in the short term everything is still pretty much predetermined, random quantum events in the far past could have had huge consequences for our current reality.
Sorry if this gives anyone some sort of existential crisis, but its fun to think about imo
i think we're not exactly as unique as we think, and that someone has completely lived, felt, and think the way we do in the past, like an exact copy of it.
how did you know i was about to have dinner
Poop?
@@glorbojibbins2485 tomorrow morning homie
4:00 Ah yes, the infamous copper merchant himself, Ea-fucking-nāṣir, may you always be eternally remembered from bad reviews.
Y'know it would be really funny and sad if his copper was actually pretty good, it's just this guy got a bad batch
My daughter left me and went far away from me. Now she's writing nonsense there and I have to eat my sesame alone...
In regards to 3:30 I believe it was the great Daniel D. Viteaux that once said
"Poop is funny."
man the increase in the quality is amazing
Poopie, im drunk right now, but I must tell you that I lvoe your channel. From the insightful insights to the very informative history events to the everyday phenomenon you gift to us through your perspective, I love all of it. I know some people make youtube channels out of a desire of stardom and benefit, everything you make seems so pure to me. Please, dont stop uploading thdese. I think your voice (both physically and metaphorically) is a precious one. Thank you and goodbye
I was so hoping for the bad copper and norse Graffiti to be mentioned, and was kinda sad the latter didn't.
I think it was a series of scratches in the wall of - I think it was the Vatikan? It was some kind of church, iirc. Well, apparently, for a few hundred years, people were confused about these scratches, until relatively recently a Scientist noticed that those scratches seem to be norse runes, which translated roughly to "(name) was here".
This new HD animation really butters my biscuit.
Humans… humans never change. We may invent new tools, our understanding of the cosmos may expand. But humans never change.
(Rough reference to fallout… “war never changes”) lol
Not the egyptian yelp reviews
the sesame is visibly dying!
"Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens/Bright copper kettles ... leave flakes on my mittens?!/Hey, these are stones with a copper veneer!/I've been bamboozled by Ea-nasir!" ~ XKCD 2758
The BEST copper merchant in the world!
0:10 this image will stay in my head rent free till i die, help.
I find it very comforting knowing that humans have always been the same where we have to carve something into something because we have to show something we did, whenever it's a complaint, or just to say "I was here"
This is why Im going to engrave elon musk's nsfw likes in granite, so absolutely nobody forgets
2:14 it sounds like a casual internet conversion I can't- 😭
Until recently the people drank beer. Not anything to do with grains as such but they often got sick drinking water. They had no idea of germs or that they should boil water. The way they transported water, often in skins, was not good either. So wine, very weak beer, worked much better.
I'm just wondering how long my definition on urban dictionary will last, I hope people see it and are just like "This was one of the ancient jokes, we do not get what the word's humour is, nor why the joke is so short, but primitive humans found it funny"
Warning: rant about something added only in the last few seconds of the video and likely that was added just for joke reasons.
5:20 actually I'm a soft determinist because regardless if something else happening is possible or not, whenever you think or do something, it is because that thing got processed through your brain. Your brain is you. Therefore, you did the things. Free Will is not destroyed by a lack of alternate possibilities being possible, for we do not know which possibiliity will happen, and still process all of our thoughts and actions anyway. Determinism isn't being told you are not allowed to do something, it is just knowing you wouldn't as an afterthought. I think what would truly remove free will is determinism plus knowing exactly what will happen in the foreseeable future.
4:23 Shinji is that you?
That cave painting is immaculate tho. Why is it not available for reprint to hang on my walls
I had a project on my first year of college. It was to write about an artifact that you would save in a fire. I spoke about Ea-nāṣir and the complaint he got. I barely passed mainly because I can't write in french
My Classical Mediterranean and Middle East capstone was about ancient graffiti which included a discussion about how a guy pooped well at a specific place and how another guy screwed the barmaid. That entire capstone was a sh*tpost, but people learned and it made my advisor laugh so that's all that really matters, right?
That is a great papyrus drawing.
dude, if i was a time traveler that could time travel back 100,000 years to a random cave to put a painting in to troll archaeologists, i would absolutely put the three images of the ooga booga cave guy being sad
I would simply put the roman letters to confuse the hell out of the researchers.
The first ever customer complaints were in Mesopotamia, Ea-nasir a copper merchant used to sell fake copper to his customers which caused them to write a review on him saying he is a scammer
Did you read the book "1177 BC?" It's full of hilarious quotes from cuneiform and hieroglyph letters sent between angry spouses, brothers, in-laws, and friends. They read just like an angry email or sms from today!
I love your videos so much!! They are so entertaining 😂❤
Ngl, that is totally me when gf says no ooga booga tonight fr
Bro you are so underrated
Your videos get better day by day
Ideal time to wake up at 5am to watch it
Ha ha! "No ooga booga tonight"!
They really were just like us.
I wonder how much of the ancient graffiti was actually written in paint and lost to time?
Future archeologists digging up my sh*tposts is a new fear you just unlocked.
One time I noticed the TH-cam comments for the official My Heart Will Go On was closed, and next thing I thought was That's gonna be a mark in History, lol
Letter home from a Roman Soldier on Hadrian's wall: "send woolly socks"....
4:26 grrrrr I thought it was so funny
"It's literally 'it should've been ME', Shinji Chair and pepoSAD'
Until I looked it up online, word for word, and found it came from THE ONION
“Lookth bradathon! A mule hauling a stone!” “What a whimsical discovery!”
I am pretty sure that cave painting is from The Onion.
TIL pyramids had youtube comments
My favorite ancient graffiti is from Pompeii that translates to "On April 19th I made bread". I can't tell if this was some inside joke or if that person was simply that excited about having baked bread.
My favorite wall scribble from ancient times was something "the beauty of the gods do not compare to my wife" some man thousands of years ago was so in love with his wife, he wanted the whole township to know that even their gods were just second place to his beautiful amazing wife
When I saw the gave drawing I immediately thought “damn man just got the news that he has E.D…”
Since the last drawing kinda looks like he has his willy out.
The best fermented consumable in ancient times was Mead. Never forget that cough medicine taste... it's delicious.
“Thou shalt allow thee permission to communicate with one’s superior at once!”
The Power Puff Girls reference with the Chemical X was hilarious 😂
I like how so many people have associated Ea-Nasir with this random Sumerian sculpture of a man, even though we know so little about him, so we don’t even know what he looked like
Your mom sharing your YT videos is so cute and heartening
I love your videos so much, they’re so entertaining please don’t die
Your videos are way too good to make it in to history, sorry you will be forgotten.
After 1 million subscribers are reached, we will erect a stone statue of her with deep ingravings.
I vote for Peru, it's dry and nobody will find it for decades.
The art has gotten so good! Can this show even be called poopie anymore?
Poopie is the channel I come to for esoteric knowledge. She's like an obscure bookstore on the corner containing titles such as "Conspiracies in Mid-1300's Bohemia" :3
4:38 Ah, so this is why men keep thinking about the Roman Empire
The animation is so smooth today
0:29 IT’S CALLED TWITTER
I leave this message upon poopie's wall that I might be noticed and remembered, however briefly, by all who pass here.
"I was here" is like a Darksouls Orange messages.
All be it tamed..
"I think we tend to think people of the past were so different from now"
Shows a femboy as the modern example...a social role that Romans had like 20 words to describe because they loved them and had so many of them.
Hello, future archaeologists: I was here.
0:30 Each generation thinking the following generation is worse is iconic😂
ah yes, public toilets reviews, classic, since ancient times :D
That determinism quote is just npc post hoc ergo prompter hoc bulllll spit
My son wants me to draw you riding on top of a tesla cyber truck for some reason. Something about poopie on poopie.... XD
Wonderful video! I do think your mic is peaking a little on the "sh" sounds around 5:00
it's a new mic I got, I don't think I'll use lavs again after it tho
The best runestone says "these runes are very far up".
It's really not her fault that Ea Nasir sold such shitty copper. She paid good money for that
You're actually hilarious. Keep up the good work.
My favourite ancient shitposting is from a viking, found on a greek temple wall: "Halfdan was here." So inspiring.
Your voice is refreshingly different from everything else I listen to
Banger as always, love the new outro!!