Michael David Edwards, aka "Eddie The Eagle"

The Ice Man

Fray Tormenta, the Mexican priest who turned to the colorful, brutal, and acrobatic world of Lucha Libre to raise money for his orphanage.

Even in the halcyon days before terrorism just became part and parcel of living in a big city, New York wasn't immune to the odd bombing campaign. And in the 40s and 50s, the city that never sleeps was stricken with a nightmare that wouldn't end. No matter how hard the boys in blue tried, they just couldn't find any leads to the criminal mastermind who was leaving them such banging presents. But, little did anyone know that a champion would emerge and take him on in a battle of wits for the ages. And the secret? Well, he was just one of the first people to realize that in order to catch a criminal, you have to think like a criminal. The Sherlock Holmes of Greenwich Village versus, the Mad Bomber

The following content is scheduled for 1 hour, and it is for: the Father's Day special! Introducing first from Cokeridge, Scotland, weighing in at 200 lbs; the Goliath of Gregs, the Pugilist, Count Dankula! And his subject from Montreal, Quebec, Canada, weighing in at 229 lbs; the father of the year, Chris Benoit.

Are you ready to exchange your exhausting independence for proper family values? Matching tunics, flawless blonde hair, and eternal enlightenment laced with just the faintest touch of recreational chemistry. Come and join us, brother. We're all one big, happy family.

A single man can build a legacy so enduring that everyone wants to copy and imitate it. Like Caesar, Napoleon, or that one moustache man that I can never do a video on because I'm already treading on extremely thin ice as it is. Today's man is indeed one such figure. And like all of his aforementioned peers, he is actually black. As a matter of fact, he is an incredibly important black man that literally built the foundations that the New World brothers established their identities on. He preceded and inspired the likes of Malcolm X, and that one Martin guy that struggle snuggled a woman and then got assassinated by the FBI, but that, is a story for another time. Our man of the hour is nothing less than the architect of the modern black nation. He is: the black Maddi, the Melanated Moses, the African Napoleon, the, probably, most racist man in history. He is, Marcus Garvey.

Today's man of the hour was a pilot who was actually good. And he was not only just a junkie, you know, being rather fond of a certain schnaf, but also a spook. Managing to become both a DEA informant and the personal pilot of none other than Pablo Escobar himself, and was a key figurehead in making some of Pablo Escobar's "deliveries". Indeed, today's video is about none other than Barry Seal.

We tend to give journalists a very bad rep on this channel. This is for a number of reasons. The main one being that they deserve it. Now, we don't have time to relitigate the entire catalog of the sins of those dirty, dirty smear merchants. But I know what they've done, you know what they've done, and they know what they've done. But what if I told you that there was once a *good* journalist? A loose cannon perhaps, but one that got results. A good journalist who stopped at nothing to get to the truth, no matter the cost. Well, when you're reporting on the actions of the CIA, the costs can be pretty fatal. Gary Webb.

It is impossible to deny that western philosophy began with Socrates and his pioneering work in asking "Why?" so incessantly that he was executed for being annoying. Then Plato took up the mantle by writing down his arguments with the shampoo bottles and casting one of them as his old mentor. And the most important thing that he ever produced was Aristotle, who was so right about literally everything that western philosophy from that point onward had basically been an exercise in either expanding on his work or trying in vain to prove him wrong. But there was another a philosopher who instead of absorbing himself in the work of his contemporaries decided to pick up where Socrates left off... By being even more annoying. Dioynes of Senop, also known as Dioynes the Cynic.

So you think you're a tough guy? Well today, I have a yarn to spin to you about a man who really loves a good scrap. He is an accomplished cartoonist with a penchant for getting into fights with just about anyone that he can get his hands on... or in. With things like the law or morality acting as mere delays at most. Picking fights even within prison, just for the love of the game. No other motivation needed. Alongside such achievements, he is also rather fond of hostage taking and threatening cannibalism to boot. His favorite pastime is randomly assaulting prison guards and even wardens just because. A man who has been in prison for almost his entire life, with half of that prison time spent in solitary confinement. Britain's most dangerous prisoner, Charlie Bronson.

Do you want to learn about the real Superman? The symbol of justice and truth that benevolently guides humanity through the darkness below towards a peaceful and opulent future, whilst wearing a pretty tight red beret in the process? Of course you do, because after all, I know you so well. It's almost like we have a deep unspoken connection with each other. I just knew that you would be into the life of justice and massive swag just like me. That's why I've started to watch you while you sleep. You know that I've been doing that, don't you? You really need to sort out that snoring, my guy. I think you might have sleep apnnea. It is pretty cute when you start mumbling my name though. Ahaha. It's almost like you know that I'm there whilst you slobber on your stained comfort pillow and scratch your ass through your skid marked Superman briefs. It makes me really happy that I'm one of your... guardian angels.