do you watch joe rogan?

[aduunka220]

 

[JohnCena]

yeah i love his podcasts esp the ones surrounding mma/david goggins/boxing/actors(jamie foxx)

 

[aduunka220]

yeah i love his podcasts esp the ones surrounding mma/david goggins/boxing/actors(jamie foxx)

his podcast about theories are pretty interesting too.

this one example

 

[Reformed J]

 

[The alchemist]

11:34, this part is so damn funny.

 

[SPMLegend]

Who doesn’t watch Joe Rogan his podcast is amazing

 

[hinters]

Who doesn’t watch Joe Rogan his podcast is amazing

Everyone's speaking so positively of him I might go listen.

 

[Reformed J]

11:34, this part is so damn funny.

Hoteps contrive a lot of bullsh*t but one thing I won't blame them for is thinking they're moors. Europeans have been depicting Othello as a black man for hundreds of years.

The part about Africa subsidizing Europe during the Roman period can be true, as it was the most densely populated and richest part of the empire

 

[The alchemist]

Hoteps contrive a lot of bullsh*t but one thing I won't blame them for is thinking they're moors. Europeans have been depicting Othello as a black man for hundreds of years.

The part about Africa subsidizing Europe during the Roman period can be true, as it was the most densely populated and richest part of the empire

For sure.

I found him telling Joe Rogan about his ancestors sleeping with pigs and not knowing the concept of hygiene and cleanliness hilarious.

 

[NordicSomali]

Joe Rogan is very entertaining but he’s incredibly but also curious which is his redeeming quality.

 

[jemappelle]

Europeans have been depicting Othello as a black man for hundreds of years.

what was he then?

 

[Qeelbax]

No. Go watch some educational videos instead.

 

[Reformed J]

what was he then?

He wasn't a real person, it's a fictional Moorish character from a Shakespearean drama

 

[jemappelle]

He wasn't a real person, it's a fictional Moorish character from a Shakespearean drama

Yes but I am saying what did shakespeare intend him to be

 

[Reformed J]

Yes but I am saying what did shakespeare intend him to be

Not sure what Shakespeare's intention was tbh. The classical use was for muslims from the maghreb. But the Spanish and Portuguese used it for all muslims they encountered.