Cannibalism is killing to eat, anthropophagy is eat the dead but no killing them. I'm uruguayan and have listened to some conferences from the Andes survivers. Just that correction, great channels guys. Keep the good work....
A "grizzly" is a kind of bear, "grisly" means to cause disgust or horror. I'm an American and had an English teacher for a mom and my dad worked at the local newspaper and near-religiously played Scrabble (consequently they were/are both rabid grammatical pedants)
Not according to the dictionary it's not. Here's the definition from the Oxford dictionary - The practice of eating human flesh, normally either out of dire need or for ceremonial purposes Here's the Britannica Dictionary definition - cannibalism, also called anthropophagy, eating of human flesh by humans. I'd say that what you said used to be true but because Cannibalism has been used to mean eating human flesh alone for so long it's become the common accepted meaning. The true meaning of words changes all the time when the general public misuse them. A baby can be Grizzly as well as it meaning the bear. That word they have used in the wrong way.
The Franklin Expedition didn't have a radio so the last communication in 1848 wasn't by radio. It was a written note left in a cairn that was eventually found a decade later.
@@skaetur1 Give it a quick search and you can see the note for yourself along with other details and artifacts. The note initially said they were stuck but all was well. Later they returned to write on the margins that the captain and much of the crew were dead, and they were going to try and walk out.
11:30 this entire segment has been confused with Leningrad. It's the Battle of Stalingrad and the Siege of Leningrad. Stalingrad wasn't under siege, it was assaulted with the Germans eventually capturing it through door to door fighting, Leningrad wasn't captured. However both of these were the deadliest conflicts of the war, but the citizens of Stalingrad were largely evacuated (those of Leningrad weren't). For example; it's Leningrad that was under siege for 900 days, the Battle of Stalingrad was 7months long. You talk about lake Ladoga while showing a map of Stalingrad (that sits beside the Volga river), but that lake is beside Leningrad (St. Petersburg today). I could go on, but I think you get the point that you confused these 2 events.
I have also pointed out the leningrad/ Stalingrad difference. Also, the last messages left by the Franklin expedition were discovered on paper, buried under a cairn in the wilderness. The main message on the paper is that "all is well", whilst scrawled around the outside is a later report that Franklin had died and the expedition is doomed. It's a fascinating story. The two ships were only rediscovered a few years ago.
While giving zero shits about facts or checking them.....Leningrad and Stalingrad aren't the same place. What a terribly researched video. They're normally better than this, but these are egregious errors.
@@Sideprojectsfor what? Sending a bunch of loose facts up into the air and seeing where they fall on a piece of paper? "You're welcome for the terribly researched 'facts' we've provided; enjoy rereading every book on the topic so you feel less insane." Yeah, thanks 👎
@@IrishMike22 Franklin didn't send radio messages either, unless he time travelled 50 years into the future. Fact boi slipped up a few times on this one.
@@meetoo594 Don't get me wrong, I'm a giant fan of Simon's and every channel he's a part of; but this one was just way off. Lots and lots of people died here, we owe it to them to at least try to get it right. This was not their best work.
When I woke up this morning, I looked at my notifications while still dazed and it took me some seconds to realise it wasn't a video about grizzly bear cannibalizing each others XD
He's clearly referring to Stalingrad (check the opening map of that section) but he's conflated a few elements from Leningrad (which, quite frankly, is a pretty awful mistake to make for a channel that purports to be a relibale source of information) Tales of cannibalism, on both sides, have long been documented at Stalingraad. But very lazy research. Zero fact-checking. I think the team responsible are stretching themselves too thin with their multiple channles, and the quality and validity of the videos has noticably declined. (i've unsubscribed to all the channels, but dip in occasionally. Not encouraged by the content of this shambles. (Inablity to spell 'grisly' when its in the very title was a huge giveaway i foolishly ignored)
Stalingrad was never surrounded The Russians held the Volga River The Germans were never able to cross it. And the Franklin expedition never had a radio that report was found in a metal tube Left by the Franklin expedition in a stone Tower they built as a marker.
@@pakde8002 firstly, what did i mispell? (a genuine reqest. I'd be surprised if i didn't make a few spelling mistakes) Secondly, not sure a comment should be held the same standards as the content being commented on! If a miullion people start following every comment i make, then i promise to be more diligent with the old spell-check
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C'mon man, confusing Leningrad and Stalingrad? rookie mistake. I've noticed small mistakes before, and I generally ignore them, but this is quite a big one.
How about the title incorrectly using "Grizzly" instead of "GRISLY"? (were these stories about "large brown bears" or do they "cause horror and disgust"?
His other mistake, or so I am assuming, was there was no cheap cliché unrelated, far reaching pot shots at America, as per usual. He must have been under the weather to make so many errors.
He also confused uruguayan rugby players with soccer players. Big mistake since rugby players are meatier than soccer players. He also said that Franklin expedition was sending radio messages in 1845. He constantly makes mistakes.
@@badquestion4785 yeah, some channels like this are more about generating revenue than sharing quality information. They can bring up a new topic or event but it's better to do further research and look at better sources than just relying on these videos. I looked at other channels like those dark this or dark that channels and armchair historian and it was similar, it might motivate me to look into something that sounds interesting or that I heard about but don't really know much about, but I don't trust their content, too many goof ups and not very in depth just basics
first simon can't pronounce names in other languages, even with google translate, and now he shreds history, even with wikipedia. either he's an uneducated talking head, his producer(s?) is a hack, or both.
@@owenshebbeare2999 no. I blame the person running the channel. Just because Simon is just a figurehead that doesn't know anything about what he discusses, he should do the bare minimum to be correct.
The fifth entry is actually the siege of Leningrad now modern-day St. Petersburg. Leningrad not Stalingrad had many stories of cannibalism as the city was cut off from the south by the Germans with only Lake Ladoga as the only passage to bring supplies into the city. The people were given as little as 4 ounces of bread per person per day and to compensate for shortages of flour, the bread was mixed with wood pulp. While not many instances were direct cannibalism, many of the people started eating the dead as their bodies would freeze in the snow.
This is purported to be a number of grizzly stories, but there isn't a bear featured in any of them. I believe that the word you intended was "grisly" perhaps? Good video, Simon et al!!
You missed Edward Pierce a convict in Tasmania in the 1800's, who would take other convicts with him when tried to escape on a number of occasions - as food. Before he was executed he declared 'Human flesh is delicious, much better than chicken or pork' - It's a cruel world.
Lol, shouldn't this be on like 'Today I found out' or something? How does cannabalism fit into a channel about infrastructure projects and technology? 😂
I think you may be confusing Side Projects with Mega Projects. The latter talks about engineering marvels of the present & recent past, the other one is more of a catch-all channel for all of Simon’s “side projects” - stuff that doesn’t fit well into any of his other channels.
"Grisly" means horrific. "Grizzly" is a kind of bear; the North American brown bear to be precise. Unless all 5 stories involve grizzly bears, I'm guessing you meant grisly.
Simon ... your style. I can never listen for more than a few seconds. If you've heard one episode we've heard them all. I mean your voice is so boring, it's the same tone of voice like you're bored of the topic and it's just a monotone and waste of time. Sorry but I've tried to listen but ... failed.
Oh for just one time, I would take the northwest passage, to find the hand of Franklin, reaching for the Beaufort Sea. Tracing one warm line, through a land so wild and savage, to make a northwest passage to the sea.
Are you shure you didnt mean the siege of leningrad? And lake ladoga also is near the former leningrad, not stalingrad. it was shurely terrible in both cities...
My friend’s dad was a child during the siege of Stalingrad. Talked about eating shoes and book bindings. He was young and oddly enough didn’t stunt his growth, he is well over six feet. But it might be because he was well fed later. But it still amazes me he survived that when so many others didn’t. Now I am really curious what he didn’t tell us, but like my FIL and Vietnam I know better than to poke the bear.
You should start a new channel "Gruesome Graze": "Here is your boi with the graze - this episode is sponsored by Magic Spoon, Soylent Green flavour;' it's people!"
Nothing like a cannibalism story to make every trace of hunger walk out the door. Seriously just hearing about cannibalism kills my appetite dead & makes it more a challenge to keep the fluids in my stomach down.
"Most of us know about the Uruguayan soccer team that resorted to cannibalism after their plane went down." Well, most of us know it was the rugby team, not the soccer team.
Little known "Jamestown" fact: In the US "Datura" is also known as "Jimsonweed" because "Datura" is a long known "Deliriant/Hallucinogen" (Deliriants basically remove you from reality completely) and apparently an incident occured during the decline of "Jamestown" in which Datura was mistaken for an edible green and citizens consumed an extreme amount of it and 6-10 people went absolutely bonkers in Jamestown for a week. Jamestown weed got shortened to jimson weed.
The fact that Simon doesn’t know what side projects is about anymore is why it’s my second favorite behind Business Blaze for obvious reasons. Also Simon, if you want to get back on track a little crack the whip and get a script on the Lockheed Martain P-3 Orion. I can get your people in contact with many veteran and a couple historical societies. A lot of the photos you use when covering Soviet stuff was photographed from that plane and basically everything involving Naval things from that era. She was the second longest serving US aircraft.
Oh man, these Uruguayans had it bad. So not just a rugby team in an air crash in the Andes but a soccer team as well?!? Did they crash on the mountain next to the rugby team? Is that how the rugby team survived? Not a soccer team.
Here is a quick story of cannibalism in the Delaware bay in 1884. There was a three man skiff going off to transfer supplies to a larger ship when they lost control of the skiff. It's around a week later and they are still lost at sea , so one of the men starts to go a bit crazy he was a 25year old man that was considered to be built , the other two older crewman saw him sharpening a knife snd they asked him what he was doing if I remember right he didn't give them a straight answer to why he was sharpening his knife. So they ended up killing the 25yr old and eating him for around a week .After that week a ship destined for Pennsylvania picked them up , but the two men had a dilemma they were ashamed of what they had done and they didn't want the ship that was rescuing them to see the dead mans torn up and unrecognizable body , so as the rescue ship was coming towards the skiff the two men dumped the body overboard. Apparently between the smell and the amount of blood in the skiff the crew of the rescue shipped had an idea of what happened but it was the way of the sea so nothing happened when they saw the blood . In the end no one was charged with any crime and the man who was the skiffs pilot actually went back to do the same work many years later.... If I can find the account of this story I'll edit my comment and add the link. amp-delmarvanow-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/amp.delmarvanow.com/amp/6876403002?amp_js_v=a6&_gsa=1&usqp=mq331AQKKAFQArABIIACAw%3D%3D#aoh=16247313171889&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&_tf=From%20%251%24s&share=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.delmarvanow.com%2Fstory%2Fnews%2Flocal%2Fdelaware%2F2021%2F03%2F07%2Fadrift-stormy-seas-delaware-pilot-crew-survives-cannibalism%2F6876403002%2F
With Leningrad siege hunger, it should be noted that it all happened not because there was siege at all, but because Stalin refused to surrender the city, and didn't try hard to supply citizens with food. Higher-ups ate well enough.
Do Francesco Oreillana (may be misspelled) him and his crew were the first Europeans to cross the Amazon from the West to East and their journey was documented and is an amazing story of survival!
There is something wrong regarding the siege of Stalingrad: perhaps I misunderstood but I noticed that you were referring to "truck convoys across frozen lake Ladoga". Lake Ladoga is near Leningrad (Saint-Petersburg), not Stalingrad. It played indeed an important role in the siege of Leningrad from 1941 to 1944 but has nothing to do with Stalingrad. I'm not sure but this cannibalism story would be more plausible in Leningrad which has been under siege for a longer period. The battle of Stalingrad lasted "only" from July 17th, 1942 to February 2nd, 1943.
I was like 13 when my mom watched a documentary about the team who's plane went down in the Andy's, it gave me nightmares for weeks, I can't imagine what those young people went through
@@davidw7269 The guy runs ten active channels that all consistently put out abundant content, errors will happen. It's hardly a big deal. And sometimes I think they leave them in on purpose because it drives comment engagement lol can't blame them
Maybe they should scale back if they can't effectively edit their product. It just makes them look incompetent. The difference between "grizzly" and "grisly" is pretty important for someone trying to effectively communicate.
I was only half paying attention when I started the video and it was almost over before I was like, "There aren't any fucking bears in these stories... what gives?"
Me: I wonder if now that Simon has Casual Criminalist if he's trying to get away from doing murder and such on his other channels? Simon on SIDEPROGECTS:today, people killing and eating each other! Lol!
Just don't tell them. As an Russian, i've recognize the girls story (it's actually from her diary), and sawdust addition. It's Leningrad, modern saint Petersburg.
Grisly* = Causing horror or disgust VS. "grizzly" = A huge bear (pronounced the same) i.e. The 'grisly' scene of blood and gore was the result of a violent 'grizzly' attack... edit: Not to be confused with "gristly" = containing or feeling of 'gristle' (pronounced in 3 syllables and rhymes with missile-ee/thistle-ee)
This makes me think of the movie Ravenous (1999) which still getting my blood pumping 24 years later. It's not just the drums... Even though they are scary AF! OKAY... Just looked it up and yes the movie Ravenous was indeed inspired by "The Colorado Cannibal" Alfred Packer. Creepy as can be.
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I suppose it might count as a "Side Projects" video if we have it with a side of Chianti and Fava Beans...
Cannibalism is killing to eat, anthropophagy is eat the dead but no killing them. I'm uruguayan and have listened to some conferences from the Andes survivers.
Just that correction, great channels guys. Keep the good work....
A "grizzly" is a kind of bear, "grisly" means to cause disgust or horror. I'm an American and had an English teacher for a mom and my dad worked at the local newspaper and near-religiously played Scrabble (consequently they were/are both rabid grammatical pedants)
Not according to the dictionary it's not.
Here's the definition from the Oxford dictionary - The practice of eating human flesh, normally either out of dire need or for ceremonial purposes
Here's the Britannica Dictionary definition - cannibalism, also called anthropophagy, eating of human flesh by humans.
I'd say that what you said used to be true but because Cannibalism has been used to mean eating human flesh alone for so long it's become the common accepted meaning. The true meaning of words changes all the time when the general public misuse them.
A baby can be Grizzly as well as it meaning the bear. That word they have used in the wrong way.
The Franklin Expedition didn't have a radio so the last communication in 1848 wasn't by radio. It was a written note left in a cairn that was eventually found a decade later.
The first edition of patented in 1896 by Guglielmo Marconi.
Yes, but did it age well?!
@@skaetur1 Give it a quick search and you can see the note for yourself along with other details and artifacts. The note initially said they were stuck but all was well. Later they returned to write on the margins that the captain and much of the crew were dead, and they were going to try and walk out.
Clearly whoever wrote the script and the title needs a vacation.
Yeah I was going to point that out too.
Franklin most certainly did not send any radio messages, the radio wasn't invented for another 50 or so years.
I was thinking the same thing...
That loney Carin of stones could have been named radio lmao
Telegraph?
@@JozefLucifugeKorzeniowski I doubt there were any telegraph poles or wires where they were.
11:30 this entire segment has been confused with Leningrad. It's the Battle of Stalingrad and the Siege of Leningrad. Stalingrad wasn't under siege, it was assaulted with the Germans eventually capturing it through door to door fighting, Leningrad wasn't captured. However both of these were the deadliest conflicts of the war, but the citizens of Stalingrad were largely evacuated (those of Leningrad weren't).
For example; it's Leningrad that was under siege for 900 days, the Battle of Stalingrad was 7months long. You talk about lake Ladoga while showing a map of Stalingrad (that sits beside the Volga river), but that lake is beside Leningrad (St. Petersburg today). I could go on, but I think you get the point that you confused these 2 events.
He also thinks they had radio in 1848. His research skills are not the best.
The lack of research is why it's a Side Project. 😂😂😂
I have also pointed out the leningrad/ Stalingrad difference. Also, the last messages left by the Franklin expedition were discovered on paper, buried under a cairn in the wilderness. The main message on the paper is that "all is well", whilst scrawled around the outside is a later report that Franklin had died and the expedition is doomed. It's a fascinating story. The two ships were only rediscovered a few years ago.
Goddammit, Fact Boy!
Stalingrad was never under siege huh? Someone let the 6th army know.
"And I do wonder what is this channel even about anymore"
As a certified OGBB, I approve of this statement.
Old German Baptist Brethren?
OGBBL.
@@blatherskite3009 As a descendant of a family full of Dunkards, I approve this comment.
It was a Uruguayan Rugby team that went down in the Andes.
Survival cannibalism. Side projects giving us some light hearted Saturday fare.
While giving zero shits about facts or checking them.....Leningrad and Stalingrad aren't the same place. What a terribly researched video. They're normally better than this, but these are egregious errors.
you're welcome
@@Sideprojectsfor what? Sending a bunch of loose facts up into the air and seeing where they fall on a piece of paper?
"You're welcome for the terribly researched 'facts' we've provided; enjoy rereading every book on the topic so you feel less insane."
Yeah, thanks 👎
@@IrishMike22 Franklin didn't send radio messages either, unless he time travelled 50 years into the future. Fact boi slipped up a few times on this one.
@@meetoo594 Don't get me wrong, I'm a giant fan of Simon's and every channel he's a part of; but this one was just way off. Lots and lots of people died here, we owe it to them to at least try to get it right. This was not their best work.
This channel has become Business Blaze sitting down, and I am LOVING it.
You forgot a lame cocaine reference and cliché beard comment that is standard of assdrip fanboys.
@@kylegreene1356 WT ACTUAL F? Who pìssed in your cheerios?
@@kylegreene1356 wow. Someone needs some cocaine, Hello Fresh and Magic Spoon to cheer you up buddy! Maybe some sex and a Rickroll too.
Now he sits in brain blaze also.
I think "grisly" is the word you were looking for. "Grizzly" is a bear.
Thank you!
😅
For a second I was thinking the video was about bears 🐻.
For a second I was thinking that the video was about bears 🐻 🇨🇦
Rawr
When I woke up this morning, I looked at my notifications while still dazed and it took me some seconds to realise it wasn't a video about grizzly bear cannibalizing each others XD
Grizzly bears cannibalise each other all the time that's not remarkable. Boars eating cubs mostly.
Hold on, Stalingrad or Leningrad? Lake Ladoga is near Leningrad, not to mention, that Stalingrad was assaulted by 42. You have pick the wrong city...
He's clearly referring to Stalingrad (check the opening map of that section) but he's conflated a few elements from Leningrad (which, quite frankly, is a pretty awful mistake to make for a channel that purports to be a relibale source of information) Tales of cannibalism, on both sides, have long been documented at Stalingraad. But very lazy research. Zero fact-checking. I think the team responsible are stretching themselves too thin with their multiple channles, and the quality and validity of the videos has noticably declined. (i've unsubscribed to all the channels, but dip in occasionally. Not encouraged by the content of this shambles. (Inablity to spell 'grisly' when its in the very title was a huge giveaway i foolishly ignored)
@@benprastitis3341 don't you love it when someone critical of spelling mistakes makes a glaring spelling mistake in their own comment?
Stalingrad was never surrounded The Russians held the Volga River The Germans were never able to cross it. And the Franklin expedition never had a radio that report was found in a metal tube Left by the Franklin expedition in a stone Tower they built as a marker.
Whoever wrote this was not on the ball that day, because yeah that's Leningrad.
@@pakde8002 firstly, what did i mispell? (a genuine reqest. I'd be surprised if i didn't make a few spelling mistakes) Secondly, not sure a comment should be held the same standards as the content being commented on! If a miullion people start following every comment i make, then i promise to be more diligent with the old spell-check
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C'mon man, confusing Leningrad and Stalingrad? rookie mistake. I've noticed small mistakes before, and I generally ignore them, but this is quite a big one.
How about the title incorrectly using "Grizzly" instead of "GRISLY"? (were these stories about "large brown bears" or do they "cause horror and disgust"?
His other mistake, or so I am assuming, was there was no cheap cliché unrelated, far reaching pot shots at America, as per usual. He must have been under the weather to make so many errors.
Lol I thought at first 'must be leningrad' then 'wait, what? Stalingrad! The hell?'
He also confused uruguayan rugby players with soccer players. Big mistake since rugby players are meatier than soccer players.
He also said that Franklin expedition was sending radio messages in 1845.
He constantly makes mistakes.
@@badquestion4785 yeah, some channels like this are more about generating revenue than sharing quality information. They can bring up a new topic or event but it's better to do further research and look at better sources than just relying on these videos. I looked at other channels like those dark this or dark that channels and armchair historian and it was similar, it might motivate me to look into something that sounds interesting or that I heard about but don't really know much about, but I don't trust their content, too many goof ups and not very in depth just basics
7:23 Radios didn't exist in 1848. They weren't invented until the 1890's.
I was thinking that sounded odd.
More proof that aliens exist.
Plus they didn't get stuck in the ice, they reached the end of the earth.
first simon can't pronounce names in other languages, even with google translate, and now he shreds history, even with wikipedia. either he's an uneducated talking head, his producer(s?) is a hack, or both.
@@em1osmurf given the amount of product he grinds out, I would be surprised if he wasn't a hack!
This definitely feels like a top tenz video (though I wouldn't be surprised if you've already done one, or two, or three on there about cannibalism).
Now I need to watch south park season 2 episode 2 to make cannibalism funny again, thanks Simon !
And cannibal the musical by the same creators 😉
The RUclips ads on this video were exceptionally hilarious with placement.
Try living in Indonesia
RUclips baffles me.
Historical video about Nazis doing bad shit - NO ADS.
People eating each other - ADS
@@Sideprojects My ads in particular where about food (Doordash). Which just made it extra funny for me vs say normal ads
@@arayajr . Perhaps the ad would actually draw more attention if they were related to the subject matter of the video in some way.
One of my Russian language teachers was a survivor from the Siege of Leningrad. She occasionally went into grisly detail about how they survived.
There's a new cannabal restaurant opened here in Ireland. £20 a head!
I assume they chop up the people who complain about the service?😂
The fact that this wasn't five gripping tales of bears eating other bears is a bit of a bummer.
🤣lol - Well said.
Blame the American scriptwriters and editors.
@@owenshebbeare2999 no. I blame the person running the channel. Just because Simon is just a figurehead that doesn't know anything about what he discusses, he should do the bare minimum to be correct.
I look at the title and think "bears?" And then I hear you say it and go "Oh, grisly!"
The fifth entry is actually the siege of Leningrad now modern-day St. Petersburg. Leningrad not Stalingrad had many stories of cannibalism as the city was cut off from the south by the Germans with only Lake Ladoga as the only passage to bring supplies into the city. The people were given as little as 4 ounces of bread per person per day and to compensate for shortages of flour, the bread was mixed with wood pulp. While not many instances were direct cannibalism, many of the people started eating the dead as their bodies would freeze in the snow.
This is purported to be a number of grizzly stories, but there isn't a bear featured in any of them. I believe that the word you intended was "grisly" perhaps? Good video, Simon et al!!
You missed Edward Pierce a convict in Tasmania in the 1800's, who would take other convicts with him when tried to escape on a number of occasions - as food. Before he was executed he declared 'Human flesh is delicious, much better than chicken or pork' - It's a cruel world.
Always telling me horrible things I didn’t know. Thank you Simon
Lol, shouldn't this be on like 'Today I found out' or something? How does cannabalism fit into a channel about infrastructure projects and technology? 😂
I think you may be confusing Side Projects with Mega Projects. The latter talks about engineering marvels of the present & recent past, the other one is more of a catch-all channel for all of Simon’s “side projects” - stuff that doesn’t fit well into any of his other channels.
@@bluesira oh okay, I thought it was for like inventions and buildings that didn’t make the cut as a “mega-project” lol
I feel like this is slowly becoming business blaze, just no cocaine
"Grisly" means horrific. "Grizzly" is a kind of bear; the North American brown bear to be precise.
Unless all 5 stories involve grizzly bears, I'm guessing you meant grisly.
Yeah, I had to read the title twice. Grizzly (bears) doing what?
@@peterkirby1753 Grizzly bears eating each other to survive, according to the title. Sounds ... grisly :)
I’m glad you said it. The title made no sense to me at all. Five stories having to do with ursine cannibalism? It didn’t seem likely.
Simon ... your style. I can never listen for more than a few seconds. If you've heard one episode we've heard them all. I mean your voice is so boring, it's the same tone of voice like you're bored of the topic and it's just a monotone and waste of time. Sorry but I've tried to listen but ... failed.
Simon releases 100 videos per day - a title typo or two is to be expected
Can't wait for the Geographics episode on the creation of the C programming language.
The sky is blue! And all the leafs are green! Gotta love Alfred Packer.
My heart’s as big as a baked potato~!
@@bluesira spadonikle
Waffles, sausage and Simon talking about starvation. I can't relate
#1stWorldGang
Not even ten seconds in and the slow change of all of Simon's channels into Business Blaze is already apparent.
Alferd "Not A Typo!" Packer. There was once a college campus grill named after him.
Oh for just one time, I would take the northwest passage, to find the hand of Franklin, reaching for the Beaufort Sea. Tracing one warm line, through a land so wild and savage, to make a northwest passage to the sea.
What do cannibals get when they are late for dinner?
The cold shoulder
I feel like this is more of a "today I found out" kind of topic
Hold up. I read this “Survival Capitalism” and was expecting something completely different.
Haha. That’s more a Peter Coffin topic I’d expect to see
Are you shure you didnt mean the siege of leningrad? And lake ladoga also is near the former leningrad, not stalingrad. it was shurely terrible in both cities...
My friend’s dad was a child during the siege of Stalingrad. Talked about eating shoes and book bindings. He was young and oddly enough didn’t stunt his growth, he is well over six feet. But it might be because he was well fed later. But it still amazes me he survived that when so many others didn’t. Now I am really curious what he didn’t tell us, but like my FIL and Vietnam I know better than to poke the bear.
Holy crap! How many channels does this guy have? It's never ending..."allegedly" 😂
This is such a cool video! A dedicated Franklin expedition video and video about the sinking of the Essex would be cool
11:30 - it is a Siege of Leningrad, it has nothing to do with Stalingrad.
You should start a new channel "Gruesome Graze":
"Here is your boi with the graze - this episode is sponsored by Magic Spoon, Soylent Green flavour;' it's people!"
Wouldn't it be the drive of Leningrad not Stalingrad? Get it together Fact Boi. Damn it Danny, AM I RIGHT PETER??????
Nothing like a cannibalism story to make every trace of hunger walk out the door.
Seriously just hearing about cannibalism kills my appetite dead & makes it more a challenge to keep the fluids in my stomach down.
1:05 - Chapter 1 - Richard Parker
3:45 - Chapter 2 - Alferd Packer
6:25 - Chapter 3 - The franklin expedition
8:55 - Chapter 4 - Jamestown colony
11:30 - Chapter 5 - Siege of Stalingrad
Radio in 1848? Are you nuts? 7:23
"Most of us know about the Uruguayan soccer team that resorted to cannibalism after their plane went down." Well, most of us know it was the rugby team, not the soccer team.
Should have found 5 more stories and put it on Top Tenz.
I live the same town packer is buries in. His tombstone used to be stolen every Halloween until it was cemented down
all your channels are becoming one channel Simon, "Fact Boy's Factual Facts" lol
My ancestors were at Jamestown. When you hear just how awful it was there and other places on this list, you really see just how good we have it now.
Mine were, too. Lost history.
Little known "Jamestown" fact: In the US "Datura" is also known as "Jimsonweed" because "Datura" is a long known "Deliriant/Hallucinogen" (Deliriants basically remove you from reality completely) and apparently an incident occured during the decline of "Jamestown" in which Datura was mistaken for an edible green and citizens consumed an extreme amount of it and 6-10 people went absolutely bonkers in Jamestown for a week. Jamestown weed got shortened to jimson weed.
"what is this channel even about anymore" my exact thought 🤣🤣🤣
I just prepared my orange cocktail. What a beautiful coincidence.
The fact that Simon doesn’t know what side projects is about anymore is why it’s my second favorite behind Business Blaze for obvious reasons. Also Simon, if you want to get back on track a little crack the whip and get a script on the Lockheed Martain P-3 Orion. I can get your people in contact with many veteran and a couple historical societies. A lot of the photos you use when covering Soviet stuff was photographed from that plane and basically everything involving Naval things from that era. She was the second longest serving US aircraft.
Go watch casual criminalist it is pure art
Oh man, these Uruguayans had it bad. So not just a rugby team in an air crash in the Andes but a soccer team as well?!? Did they crash on the mountain next to the rugby team? Is that how the rugby team survived?
Not a soccer team.
You'd honestly think they'd just be able to get full off an arm or something.
As a Canadian I have certainly know of the Franklin Expedition--for a slight part of our population it's a national obsession.
How is this not a blaze?!? DANNY!!!!!!
Me: What, no Nazinsky Island?
Also me: Thank Christ, no Nazinksy Island. That Geographics video still gives me nightmares
Cannibalism - when the Cold War, Soviet Space misadventures, and airplanes just will not do.
Radio communication from the Franklin expedition? A little early for radios there lol
How is this a side project? Clearly this should be a business blaze!
Emmm what to eat first the spell checker or the fact checker.🍽
This is like a business blaze or casual criminalist video that slipped through 😹
Watching this while eating...when Simon described bones on pots, well, buhbye my boiled eggs in curry. My stomach will miss you dearly. 🥺
Good stuff and very interesting, but in regards to the Franklin Expedition segment, radio did not exist in 1848.
Watching this whilst chowing down in maccas. Mm loving it. I'll have to turn the sound down.
I ain't ever going hungry either, watch your back everyone.
Ill get you first boy
Topic suggestion for side projects: Suitcase Nuclear Weapons
Cannibal the musical is very roughly based on Alfred Packer
it's a shpadoinkle day!
@Matthew Laatsch The Aussie movie Van Diemen's Land is better, Not done as a comedy, So it is more realistic in terms of telling the story.
Here is a quick story of cannibalism in the Delaware bay in 1884. There was a three man skiff going off to transfer supplies to a larger ship when they lost control of the skiff. It's around a week later and they are still lost at sea , so one of the men starts to go a bit crazy he was a 25year old man that was considered to be built , the other two older crewman saw him sharpening a knife snd they asked him what he was doing if I remember right he didn't give them a straight answer to why he was sharpening his knife. So they ended up killing the 25yr old and eating him for around a week .After that week a ship destined for Pennsylvania picked them up , but the two men had a dilemma they were ashamed of what they had done and they didn't want the ship that was rescuing them to see the dead mans torn up and unrecognizable body , so as the rescue ship was coming towards the skiff the two men dumped the body overboard. Apparently between the smell and the amount of blood in the skiff the crew of the rescue shipped had an idea of what happened but it was the way of the sea so nothing happened when they saw the blood . In the end no one was charged with any crime and the man who was the skiffs pilot actually went back to do the same work many years later.... If I can find the account of this story I'll edit my comment and add the link. amp-delmarvanow-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/amp.delmarvanow.com/amp/6876403002?amp_js_v=a6&_gsa=1&usqp=mq331AQKKAFQArABIIACAw%3D%3D#aoh=16247313171889&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&_tf=From%20%251%24s&share=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.delmarvanow.com%2Fstory%2Fnews%2Flocal%2Fdelaware%2F2021%2F03%2F07%2Fadrift-stormy-seas-delaware-pilot-crew-survives-cannibalism%2F6876403002%2F
Thank you Simon and his ontarage of staff for all your hard work keeping us entertained! Are you not entertained!!
I thought it was going to be about bears eating each other.
Grizzy = a type of bear
Grisly = gruesome, frightful, horrifying
Are these 5 stories about bears?
Should I be worried that this video made me hungry?
With Leningrad siege hunger, it should be noted that it all happened not because there was siege at all, but because Stalin refused to surrender the city, and didn't try hard to supply citizens with food. Higher-ups ate well enough.
Do Francesco Oreillana (may be misspelled) him and his crew were the first Europeans to cross the Amazon from the West to East and their journey was documented and is an amazing story of survival!
There is something wrong regarding the siege of Stalingrad: perhaps I misunderstood but I noticed that you were referring to "truck convoys across frozen lake Ladoga".
Lake Ladoga is near Leningrad (Saint-Petersburg), not Stalingrad. It played indeed an important role in the siege of Leningrad from 1941 to 1944 but has nothing to do with Stalingrad. I'm not sure but this cannibalism story would be more plausible in Leningrad which has been under siege for a longer period. The battle of Stalingrad lasted "only" from July 17th, 1942 to February 2nd, 1943.
No radio aboard the Erebus or Terror. Guglielmo Marconi wasn't born until 1874...
All Simons channels are slowly turning into Buisness Blaze, and I am all for it!
I was like 13 when my mom watched a documentary about the team who's plane went down in the Andy's, it gave me nightmares for weeks, I can't imagine what those young people went through
That intro was exactly my thoughts 😂
I think it's "grisly" unless it's bears eating each other
Quality control has been seriously slipping lately.
Was just going to comment this lol
@@davidw7269 The guy runs ten active channels that all consistently put out abundant content, errors will happen. It's hardly a big deal. And sometimes I think they leave them in on purpose because it drives comment engagement lol can't blame them
Maybe they should scale back if they can't effectively edit their product. It just makes them look incompetent. The difference between "grizzly" and "grisly" is pretty important for someone trying to effectively communicate.
I was only half paying attention when I started the video and it was almost over before I was like, "There aren't any fucking bears in these stories... what gives?"
One horrifying and repellent thing from the first story that will give me nightmares....tinned turnips.
grisly adjective
extremely disturbing or repellent
the police report described the murder scene in grisly detail
thank you, I couldn't Bear to see that error, it's the Polar opposite of what it's supposed to be
It's raining outside, so I ate Frank.
I'm dying here. 😂
Me: I wonder if now that Simon has Casual Criminalist if he's trying to get away from doing murder and such on his other channels?
Simon on SIDEPROGECTS:today, people killing and eating each other!
Lol!
Highly recommend watching The Terror about the Franklin Expedition!!
So this channel is a different version of TopTenz with 5 instead of 10 subjects and a slightly better description of the events.
You said "Stalingrad" but I think you Meant "Leningrad" lake Ladoga is Near ST. Petersburg, (Leningrad) Stalingrad wasn't wasn't attacked till 1942.
They even show a map of stalingrad that clearly shows no lakes are nearby xD
Just don't tell them. As an Russian, i've recognize the girls story (it's actually from her diary), and sawdust addition. It's Leningrad, modern saint Petersburg.
@@060POTEHb I also recognized the story. The leather from the shoes.
Grisly* = Causing horror or disgust VS. "grizzly" = A huge bear (pronounced the same)
i.e. The 'grisly' scene of blood and gore was the result of a violent 'grizzly' attack...
edit: Not to be confused with "gristly" = containing or feeling of 'gristle' (pronounced in 3 syllables and rhymes with missile-ee/thistle-ee)
This makes me think of the movie Ravenous (1999) which still getting my blood pumping 24 years later. It's not just the drums... Even though they are scary AF!
OKAY... Just looked it up and yes the movie Ravenous was indeed inspired by "The Colorado Cannibal" Alfred Packer. Creepy as can be.
Leningrad needs it's own video. That city is a story that needs to be told properly. The horror of war needs to be told to the world, lest we forget.
more and more like business blaze love it
Are sea turtles super easy to catch from a life boat? In so many stories of sea survival the victims are so often said to catch turtles.
Easier to catch than most other options because they are slower than other air-breathers and you can spot them when they have to surface
Survival cannibal = Ultimate Casual Criminalist 😀
Begbie in Ravenous 1999 is the best cannibal portrayal on film. Try to change my mind
He got peckish trying to get off the heroin there
A small aside about Franklin. It wasn't radio communication in 1848. They left cairns with messages inside.