@@crimsondynamo615Yeah, lol, and the funny thing is is that Barney's not normally an angry drunk, he's a sloppy drunk. There are in general 3 different types of drinkers, sloppy stumbling drinkers, happy dancing partying drinkers, and angry violent fight starting drinkers. Which one of those that a particular drinker is depends on the type of person they are.
@@TC-im8eq"I think when we die there should be a planet for the English, a planet for the French, and a planet for the Chinese" "That's the stage we call 'Professor Barney', talkative, coherent, and even insightful"
Meanwhile in England... "And I tell ya, mate, America's greatest speaker of the House was James K. Polk." "Henry Clay." *"James K. Polk!"* *"Henry Clay!"* "Okay, you asked for it, burk!"
He doesn’t accidentally say Pitt the Elder , he said it as if to belittle Bogg’s opinion on it like pfffft Pitt the elder , this guy doesn’t have a clue Unfortunately for him he is misinterpreted by Barney as being on the Elder side.
@@The_Phoenix_Saga Exceeded only by the arguments astrophysicists used to have between string theory and loop quantum gravity. Those typically ended like old west saloon fights-whisky bottles and chairs busted over people's heads, and somebody was going to get thrown through a window.
And Boggs less so. Pitt the Younger would've been a better choice than Pitt the Elder, whose premiership was anticlimactic relative to his prior service in government, and less impressive than the premiership of his son.
Well,he would probably be very successful & well off if he never drank the beer Homer gave him the night before the SAT's. Proof that Homer Simpson is somewhat of a life-ruining, enabling, terrible influence of a "friend". Barney would have been SO MUCH better off being friends with stupid sexy Flanders.
The randomness of this joke is so amazing, a drunk and a baseball player arguing in a small town bar about English political history. This is what made clsssic Simpsons one of the best show ever
Boggs brought it on himself when he started poking Barney's chest yelling 'Pitt the elder!' You don't poke someone in the chest like that, it's very disrespectful.
I love how Moe had an immediate scared look on his face when Barney turned to him and said "Lord Palmerston!!!!" before dacking him in the face! Almost as if Moe immediately knew he was screwed with that mistake!!
This is honestly my favorite simpsons joke ever. Something about having a very drunk and heated discussion on a - by itself - intelligent topic is just sooo funny and relatable to me.
Two Americans, one a drunk and the other a baseball player, getting so fucking passionate about British history is one of the funniest moments in TV history. Golden Age Simpsons is unmatched.
Meanwhile in some pub in the UK two random blokes are arguing: random bloke1: And I say America's greatest president was Abraham Lincoln random bloke2: George Washington random bloke1: Abraham Lincoln random bloke2: George Washington random bloke1: Okay mate, you asked for it! (punches him in the head)
Lord Palmerston is often remembered as being that one prime minister who had a famous pub named after him. Pub's are the UK equivalent of a bar so it makes sense that Barney would like him so much.
@@geopel2488 Palmerston the Liberal? Are you drunk? If you want a punch on your Judy then go ahead and vote with Barney. But after a few hours of drinking pints of Duff at Moe's he really hasn't a clue what he is brawling for? Wasn't it Palmerston's pa who struck the match and set the Whitehorse on Fire 24th August 1814? Clearly how can he be considered England's Greatest Prime Minister if he was Irish (Anglo Irish)? They were great brawlers and not much else. So if you want a Punch 'n'Judy then step out side. But think about it, first. What good did Palmerston do as either a Tory, Whig or Liberal. He hadn't a clue. Changed parties as often as he drank beer likely. Or how else was he in each party? Chopping and changing as he did through three different parties he clearly couldn't be of any or much use to either as soon as some decision was made he would leave and join the opposition. So his parties could never win. So no one could ever know what he really stood for as anything he stood for was soon dropped as he defected to an other party ending up with the liberals who were mostly pro beer beer beer and beer. Look at Dublin now a days. Pubs on every corner and two or three in between. Springfield could look like Dublin in just a few decades then where will they be? He wasn't English. He was Anglo-Irish. A vast country Estate in Ireland whilst the Irish had their Potato Famine. Which for some strange reason many Irish blame the English for yet the Palmerstons were Anglo Irish. Not short of a few dollars at all. So how can the Irish really blame the English for famine in Ireland if the Irish during 'The Irish Rebellion of 1641 (Irish: Éirí Amach 1641)' slew tens or hundreds of thousands of Protestant English Planters (Planters, Farmers-those there to grow food and plant seed)? See what Wikipedia said: Ulster massacres [Wikipedia] 'The number of planters killed in the early months of the uprising is the subject of debate. Early English Parliamentarian pamphlets claimed that over 200,000 Protestants had lost their lives. In fact, recent research has suggested that the number is far more modest, in the region of 4,000 or so killed, though many thousands were expelled from their homes. It is estimated that up to 12,000 Protestants may have lost their lives in total, the majority dying of cold or disease after being expelled from their homes in the depths of winter'. So if the Palmerston fail to see the obvious and don't support the English against the Irish false allegations then how can he be worthy of the title 'England's Greatest Prime Minister'. Especially as he was Anglo-Irish. It stands to reason that if The Irish Catholics slaughtered tens of thousands of food planters (Farm-steaders) then likely others wouldn't want to go there and fill the shoes of the already dead. So the later Irish anti UK-ites who accuse the absentee landlords of the famine must be plumb crazy or insane with mad whisky. As they are blaming those they murdered for not being there to look after them or to plant the seed to grow the crops. It's not a case of any deliberate act by the planters or English that they were not there. They weren't there on account of the fact they were murdered by Irish Catholics. So the same could happen in Springfield if you vote for the Liberal Anglo-Irish Palmerston. There will open pubs on every street with a few in between and one on each corner. Be careful of what you vote for. Okay- So whilst you ponder -I will drop a coin in Moe's Jukebox and select a reminiscence of Palmerston's Pa who struck the match and set the Whitehorse on Fire 24th August 1814? ruclips.net/video/OHrTWXuVk7U/видео.html
@@brendanfitzsimmons4367 That is you sad opinion. But that's where people differ. Some people enjoy writing whilst others entertain their sad opinions.
And then a youtuber specialized on Simpsons reviews made an actual analysis on this debate on who was the best english prime minister. His verdict: Palmerston won.
@@zachary123212 oh SHIT I didn't even think about that! When did slavery end in Britain? Are you literally British? Thanks for recognizing my profile pic
Nah not British. And I'm not talking about literal slavery, but the distinction between the radical whig Pitt's mercantile empire of liberty (notably, Pitt would go on to support the American Revolution), and the extractive military-colonial empire of Palmerston. Really, the revolutionary first British empire versus the counterrevolutionary second British empire.
@@zachary123212 you really know your history, I'm envious. I've always found the early formation of England enthralling (400ad--1000ad), just wish I was more of an avid reader.
@@MooyakAttack It's mostly that I've been reading this book (The Politics of Empire at the Accession of George III) that's been giving me an extensive appreciation for Pitt the Elder and the difference between the first and second British Empires.
This needs to be a simpsons shitpost like the dud where a character says or shows a picture of pitt the elder and the other guys turns into Barney says Lord Palmerston and punches them
Barney used to be a scholar. I'd like to think this is a bit of the old knowledge seeping back into his head after That fateful Duff that Homer gives him.
Barney: And I say the best wrestling organization is the AEW Wade Boggs: WWE Barney: AEW Wade Boggs: WWE Barney: Okay, you asked for it, Boggs! Barney knocks Boggs out Moe: Yeah, that's showing him, Barney! Heh, WWE. Barney: AEW (Barney knocks Moe out too)
And Lord Palmerston helped to keep the UK out of the US Civil War, which we might have entered on the Confederate side had he chosen to entertain those 2 Confederate diplomats who showed up.
@rtozier2011 Perhaps. The CSA wanted British help, and offered us Cotton shipments as compensation... but we opted to rely on India instead for that, and weren't in a mood for a costly war that most of the UK public wouldn't have supported either 🤔 . (the British population on the whole favoured the northern-states' cause)
At the same time across the Atlantic in an English pub, two men had an equally loud discussion about who was the greatest American president ever. Milliard Fillmore, or Rutherford B. Hayes.
Perhaps by screaming " Lord Palmerston! " Barney Gumble inadvertently summoned the war cry of long ago that grants the type of savage instinct that only those loyal to Lord Palmerston, can will, and was displayed long ago. Wade Boggs, pshhh, never even saw it coming
I love the implication that Moe seemingly has an opinion on the subject.
*LORD PALMERSTON!*
PITT. THE. ELDER!!!
@@zufgh lord Palmerston!
@Flyfilo2 LORD PALMERSTON!
@Flyfilo2 LO-O-O-O-RD PALMERSTON!
Barney the imperialist vs Boggs the classical liberal.
@Koenig Barbarossa difficult to be a british PM without being imperialist tbh
And both are shit! 😂
Go imperialist
@@HueNost Same for just about every european leader ever.
Boggs barney 2022 boggs liz truss best uk pm barney boris johnson lol boggs liz truss lol barney okkkk ya asked for it again lol
I love how it's Barney being passionate about the topic and not Barney being a surly drunk. 😂
It can be two things!
That’s the stage we call “Professor Barney”
Barney takes European politics very seriously.
@@crimsondynamo615Yeah, lol, and the funny thing is is that Barney's not normally an angry drunk, he's a sloppy drunk.
There are in general 3 different types of drinkers, sloppy stumbling drinkers, happy dancing partying drinkers, and angry violent fight starting drinkers. Which one of those that a particular drinker is depends on the type of person they are.
@@TC-im8eq"I think when we die there should be a planet for the English, a planet for the French, and a planet for the Chinese"
"That's the stage we call 'Professor Barney', talkative, coherent, and even insightful"
Meanwhile in England...
"And I tell ya, mate, America's greatest speaker of the House was James K. Polk."
"Henry Clay."
*"James K. Polk!"*
*"Henry Clay!"*
"Okay, you asked for it, burk!"
That's showing him Bernie....heh, Henry Clay.
*JAMES K. POLK!*
PUNCH
Bless you and the person who replied to you (Mike Gaddass) for creating the 'British' version of the bit that I totally saw in my head. Thank you lol.
As a Kentuckian I love this. Henry Clay is one of our few historical figures that their claim to fame wasn't chicken
This is ridiculous everyone knows that it is Rutherford B. Hayes
Meanwhile in Kenya:
"And I saw, Japan's greatest Prime Minister was Katsura Tarō"
"Satō Eisaku"
"PRINCE KATSURA!"
Oh my god that face of pure fear Moe has when he accidentally says Pitt the Elder.
LORD PALMERSTON!!! 👊
He doesn’t accidentally say Pitt the Elder , he said it as if to belittle Bogg’s opinion on it like pfffft Pitt the elder , this guy doesn’t have a clue
Unfortunately for him he is misinterpreted by Barney as being on the Elder side.
@@mod4it87 I meant accidentally as in he doesn’t realize how it’s interpreted
0:21
@@amitaikatz5929 I came here to write that EXACT same thing. Emoji and all. 😂
The face Barney makes when Moe says Pitt the Elder...
"LORD PALMERSTON!" *Punch*
never talk politics with a drunk...it'll never end well! XD
XTheVideoGamerGirlX Very wise words!
😂😂😂
Lies again? Hello Liverpool
If you ever wondered why historians argue all the time: this is how those arguments get started.
And how they usually finish xD
@@The_Phoenix_Saga Exceeded only by the arguments astrophysicists used to have between string theory and loop quantum gravity. Those typically ended like old west saloon fights-whisky bottles and chairs busted over people's heads, and somebody was going to get thrown through a window.
@@almostfm so the same with politics then.
They hadn’t even revealed yet that Barney was a grade A student. I love that this ties into his character neatly pre ‘mr Plow’.
Think of this scene every time i walk past the Lord Palmerston statue in Westminster
Small bits like this show Barney is more educated than he looks
He learned a lot before Homer turned him on to beer.
"Lachrymose is to dyspeptic as ebullient is to...effervescent!
And Boggs less so. Pitt the Younger would've been a better choice than Pitt the Elder, whose premiership was anticlimactic relative to his prior service in government, and less impressive than the premiership of his son.
Harvard here I come
Well,he would probably be very successful & well off if he never drank the beer Homer gave him the night before the SAT's.
Proof that Homer Simpson is somewhat of a life-ruining, enabling, terrible influence of a "friend".
Barney would have been SO MUCH better off being friends with stupid sexy Flanders.
Some comedic ideas and executions are so hilarious that they never get old.
Simpsons predicted internet arguments
or you don't know what a real argument is like FFS
This is how it was before the internet
Yep, very different world back then!
Arguments have always been like this for some people, predating the internet.
AltoonaYourPiano and they predicted angry letters and the ridiculousness of PC liberals.
The randomness of this joke is so amazing, a drunk and a baseball player arguing in a small town bar about English political history. This is what made clsssic Simpsons one of the best show ever
Imagine the writers discussing ways to eliminate Burns's ringers and coming up with this 😂
Boggs brought it on himself when he started poking Barney's chest yelling 'Pitt the elder!' You don't poke someone in the chest like that, it's very disrespectful.
Roy Roland You see Barney looking at his hands and you can see in his eyes he’s literally pushed him straight to a k o
LORD PALMERSTON! 👊
OKAY YOU ASKED FOR IT, BOGGS (Punch)
YEAH! THAT SHOWED’ EM, BARNEY! 😃
_…Pitt the Elder…_ 😒
@@supermariobro93 Barney: LORD PALMERSTON!!!!! (Punches Moe)
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love how Moe had an immediate scared look on his face when Barney turned to him and said "Lord Palmerston!!!!" before dacking him in the face! Almost as if Moe immediately knew he was screwed with that mistake!!
The very definition of "I promise won't get all political" after a few drinks
How's it going Prime Minister lovers.
I was always get political both drunk or sober lol.
This is honestly my favorite simpsons joke ever. Something about having a very drunk and heated discussion on a - by itself - intelligent topic is just sooo funny and relatable to me.
PITT
THE
ELDER!
LORD
PALMERSTON!!
PITT
THE
ELDER!!!
BENJAMIN
DISRAELI!
Q974FRV ALRIGHT YOU ASKED FOR IT!!!!!!!!!!!
PhoenixAngel429 Moe: yea that's showin him Barney, "Pitt the elder"
Barney: LORD PALMERSTON (Punches Moe)
#😂😂😂😂😂
Barney is ambidextrous, he punches Boggs with his left and Moe with his right
One of Barney Gumble's finest moments. The fear in Moe's face! xD
One of the best episodes ever, a classic.
Truely the Golden age of the Simpsons
I've never seen Barney passionate about anything besides beer
I love Barneys face as Moe says "Pitt the elder" - all the fuses break xD
LORD PALMERSTON!
*POW*
As Pitt the Elder is my 7x’s Great-grandfather, this has been amusing to me since I was 10, lol.
Sucks that he couldn't even shine Lord Palmerston's shoes though ...
J MG PITT THE ELDER WAS WAY BETTER YOU'RE CRAZY IF YOU THINK PALMERSTON IS THE BEST
Derp Man You want to take this outside?
Alright! Meet me at Facebook Boulevard in half an hour!
J MG I'LL MEET YOU ANYWHERE PITT THE ELDER IS CLEARLY BETTER AND I'M NOT AFRIAD TO SAY IT
LORD PALMERSTON
Wade Boggs did great voice acting lol
The look on Moe's face when he realises the collosal mistake he's made.
As an Englishman, I had heard of Pitt the Elder, but never heard of Lord Palmerston until this great moment in The Simpsons
Britain was blessed with great leaders in the 19th century, Disraeli and Gladstone being some others
Yeah, but Palmerston was the greatest!
@@manjacovus5342 PITT THE ELDER!
@@SmilingNinjaLORD PALMERSTON! *PUNCH*
funny enough Pitt the Elder's experience as prime minister was disastrous, while Lord Palmerston is remembered as a great politician
1 person supported Pitt the Elder
Tyler Palkovitz LORD PALMERSTON!!! 👊🏻
Yeah, that’s showin them, West Coast Emerald Bull! Pitt the Elder...
Tyler Palkovitz LORD PALMERSTON!!!!👊🏻
13 now XD
Barney sure can punch with both left and right
Two Americans, one a drunk and the other a baseball player, getting so fucking passionate about British history is one of the funniest moments in TV history. Golden Age Simpsons is unmatched.
*“LORD PALMERSTON!”*
SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL!
*"PITT THE ELDER!"*
@@SirBlackReeds Alright, you asked for it. SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL!
@@joshuawells835 yeah! That’s showing him Barney. Pitt the elder
@@Anthonyvideogame SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL!
It's an old video, but it checks out.
"I understood that reference."
This inspired me to learn about Lord Palmerston and Pitt the Elder......."to the Library!!"
Unironically, you will see British historians actually debate this in pubs.
Meanwhile in some pub in the UK two random blokes are arguing:
random bloke1: And I say America's greatest president was Abraham Lincoln
random bloke2: George Washington
random bloke1: Abraham Lincoln
random bloke2: George Washington
random bloke1: Okay mate, you asked for it! (punches him in the head)
Then he decks the barkeep for mentioning Washington.
Barkeep: Yeah, that's showing him, chap...”George Washington”.
@@crimsonjonny3294 *decks barkeep*
They’d both be wrong. Theodore Roosevelt was America’s best president. Fight me on that.
@@Quinntus79 JFK! JFK! JFK!
Before I knew what they were arguing about I originally thought Boggs was telling Barney "Hit the elder."
I thought he was saying pippi elder
Yes I thought that too haha
Whoaa Boggs fell down with beer and everything, that guy sure enjoys his beer.
He’s actually known have had 100 beers in one night
OK, YOU ASKED FOR IT, BOGGS!
(Punches Him In The Face)
@LoonzeeToons007 LORD PALMERSTON!!
He knocked Moe's tooth out! 😂
People arguing whether the new Smash Bros. is a new game or an enhanced port of Smash 4.
Quite literally the best barney moment in the while show
That's some excellent voice acting here
And that's why you never get into a talk about politics with a drunk XD
Unless if its Joe Frazier
Man, I can think up some good argument memes with this.
Joe Frazier got lucky he wasn't discussing English parliament that one time
Professor Barney level of drunk witty even a little insightful.
"Mr. Gumble, you're upsetting me."
@@AshaLeu ‘No I’m not’
What did Lord Palmerston do to make Barney like him so much?
Maybe Barney has Crimean ancestry?
Barney's Irish so he probably called him the n-word.
Lord Palmerston is often remembered as being that one prime minister who had a famous pub named after him. Pub's are the UK equivalent of a bar so it makes sense that Barney would like him so much.
@@shivill2236 aren't bars the same as pubs? Just like taverns, cantinas and dives?
@@soulassassin0g shh, let them think they're special
I've never even heard of those prime ministers.
Pittsburgh’s named after Pitt the Elder. Only reason I know him.
Moe: Pitt the Elder
Barney: Lord Palmerston
(punch)
XD
LORD PALMERSTON! 👊
PITT THE ELDER!
LOOOOORD PALLMERRRSTON!
was reading virginia woolf and came across a reference to Lord Palmerston so obviously i had to watch this clip
And I say that Englands greatest mouser was Lord Palmerston
Larry the cat!
LORD PALMERSTON!!
LA...RRY THE CAT!!!
Ya should've just left it at "That's showin' em Barney." Moe lol
It's funny, because Moe says "Pit the Elder" in a denouncing way, but the name alone causes Barney to get enraged.
"Professor Barney": talkative, coherent (at least by comparison) and even insightful, albeit somewhat offensive
"And I say the worst British Prime Minister was Borris Johnson!"
"Liz Truss!"
"BORRIS JOHNSON!!"
"LIZ TRUSS!!"
It's also amazing that a player from Boston could have such favorable opinions about England's PMs.
You should see the mockumentary "Springfield of Dreams' he actually still defend his choice
Never debate with "Professor Barney"
Who knew that Boggs and Barney were so much into English history that they were willing to slug it out?
The sh!t turned into assault the second Boggs laid a finger on him. GO BARNEY!
Assault and battery, it was self defense imo
Moe knows he fucked up when Barney turns around. That look of, "oh shit." lol
Actually, Pitt the Younger wasn’t too bad either.
He was a Tory theif. Scoundrel. An epitaph of not too bad doesn't fit, as his whole being was one of oppression, rebellion and theft.
LORD PALMERSTON!!! 👊
@@geopel2488
Palmerston the Liberal? Are you drunk? If you want a punch on your Judy then go ahead and vote with Barney. But after a few hours of drinking pints of Duff at Moe's he really hasn't a clue what he is brawling for? Wasn't it Palmerston's pa who struck the match and set the Whitehorse on Fire 24th August 1814? Clearly how can he be considered England's Greatest Prime Minister if he was Irish (Anglo Irish)? They were great brawlers and not much else.
So if you want a Punch 'n'Judy then step out side. But think about it, first. What good did Palmerston do as either a Tory, Whig or Liberal. He hadn't a clue. Changed parties as often as he drank beer likely. Or how else was he in each party? Chopping and changing as he did through three different parties he clearly couldn't be of any or much use to either as soon as some decision was made he would leave and join the opposition. So his parties could never win. So no one could ever know what he really stood for as anything he stood for was soon dropped as he defected to an other party ending up with the liberals who were mostly pro beer beer beer and beer.
Look at Dublin now a days. Pubs on every corner and two or three in between.
Springfield could look like Dublin in just a few decades then where will they be? He wasn't English. He was Anglo-Irish. A vast country Estate in Ireland whilst the Irish had their Potato Famine. Which for some strange reason many Irish blame the English for yet the Palmerstons were Anglo Irish. Not short of a few dollars at all.
So how can the Irish really blame the English for famine in Ireland if the Irish during 'The Irish Rebellion of 1641 (Irish: Éirí Amach 1641)' slew tens or hundreds of thousands of Protestant English Planters (Planters, Farmers-those there to grow food and plant seed)? See what Wikipedia said:
Ulster massacres [Wikipedia]
'The number of planters killed in the early months of the uprising is the subject of debate. Early English Parliamentarian pamphlets claimed that over 200,000 Protestants had lost their lives. In fact, recent research has suggested that the number is far more modest, in the region of 4,000 or so killed, though many thousands were expelled from their homes. It is estimated that up to 12,000 Protestants may have lost their lives in total, the majority dying of cold or disease after being expelled from their homes in the depths of winter'.
So if the Palmerston fail to see the obvious and don't support the English against the Irish false allegations then how can he be worthy of the title 'England's Greatest Prime Minister'. Especially as he was Anglo-Irish. It stands to reason that if The Irish Catholics slaughtered tens of thousands of food planters (Farm-steaders) then likely others wouldn't want to go there and fill the shoes of the already dead. So the later Irish anti UK-ites who accuse the absentee landlords of the famine must be plumb crazy or insane with mad whisky. As they are blaming those they murdered for not being there to look after them or to plant the seed to grow the crops. It's not a case of any deliberate act by the planters or English that they were not there. They weren't there on account of the fact they were murdered by Irish Catholics.
So the same could happen in Springfield if you vote for the Liberal Anglo-Irish Palmerston. There will open pubs on every street with a few in between and one on each corner. Be careful of what you vote for.
Okay- So whilst you ponder -I will drop a coin in Moe's Jukebox and select a reminiscence of Palmerston's Pa who struck the match and set the Whitehorse on Fire 24th August 1814?
ruclips.net/video/OHrTWXuVk7U/видео.html
@@MikeGreenwood51 Your a sad person for writing all of that.
@@brendanfitzsimmons4367
That is you sad opinion. But that's where people differ. Some people enjoy writing whilst others entertain their sad opinions.
And then a youtuber specialized on Simpsons reviews made an actual analysis on this debate on who was the best english prime minister. His verdict: Palmerston won.
I came across a pub in north London called the Lord Palmerston earlier. Long story short I have now been charged with GBH
I gotta say.. it's honestly a tough decision between the two. Barney may have a right in being so defensive
Come on. This is a question of slavery or freedom. There's really no question about it, Mr John Brown.
@@zachary123212 oh SHIT I didn't even think about that! When did slavery end in Britain?
Are you literally British?
Thanks for recognizing my profile pic
Nah not British. And I'm not talking about literal slavery, but the distinction between the radical whig Pitt's mercantile empire of liberty (notably, Pitt would go on to support the American Revolution), and the extractive military-colonial empire of Palmerston. Really, the revolutionary first British empire versus the counterrevolutionary second British empire.
@@zachary123212 you really know your history, I'm envious. I've always found the early formation of England enthralling (400ad--1000ad), just wish I was more of an avid reader.
@@MooyakAttack It's mostly that I've been reading this book (The Politics of Empire at the Accession of George III) that's been giving me an extensive appreciation for Pitt the Elder and the difference between the first and second British Empires.
Tbh,both of these PMs are better than our last few ones.
Not exactly a high bar.
@@suchiuomizutrue enough when you first commented this, true enough now
That's showing him Barney. Ha, Pitt the Elder
LORD PALMERSTON!!!
Sir Winston Churchill
He was, but you have to make them obscure for Americans to laugh but not know why.
As a Brit', I'll remember to shout *LORD PALMERSTON* whenever I need to punch someone 😂
@@matthewmulholland1797 *LOR~D PA~LMERSTON!!!!*
>POW
Barney is strong but he was knocked by a boxer in another chapter
Boxers are meant to be strong.
a heavyweight one
That was a street fight though. You wouldn't catch Barney in an actual boxing ring, boxing causes brain damage.
@@dylangronlund5689 yes and them he drinked some industrial oil
@@FULANODETAL
1. It was varnish.
2. Thank you for pointing out the joke.
Fight between fanboys
How did that conversation even start 🤔
0:14 -- Actually Boggs' face looks punched before Barney's fist even connects!!
Getting into a fight about the most pointless thing ever - hilarious 😂
0:19 THIS IS SPARTA!
Fun fact: in the Latin American dub, they changed Barney’s pre-punch line to: “You asked for it, chicken eater!”
But what about Pliny the Elder at the Vesuvius eruption??😱
This needs to be a simpsons shitpost like the dud where a character says or shows a picture of pitt the elder and the other guys turns into Barney says Lord Palmerston and punches them
Barney used to be a scholar. I'd like to think this is a bit of the old knowledge seeping back into his head after That fateful Duff that Homer gives him.
Barney: And I say the best wrestling organization is the AEW
Wade Boggs: WWE
Barney: AEW
Wade Boggs: WWE
Barney: Okay, you asked for it, Boggs!
Barney knocks Boggs out
Moe: Yeah, that's showing him, Barney! Heh, WWE.
Barney: AEW
(Barney knocks Moe out too)
Some guy: *ECW*
@@7swordquanta459 AWA! 🤜
Just out of curiosity who was the better of those two Prime Minister anyway?
Moe is right to be contemptuous. Who would seriously pick Pitt the Elder? If anything, Pitt the Younger has a better claim.
And Lord Palmerston helped to keep the UK out of the US Civil War, which we might have entered on the Confederate side had he chosen to entertain those 2 Confederate diplomats who showed up.
@rtozier2011 Perhaps. The CSA wanted British help, and offered us Cotton shipments as compensation... but we opted to rely on India instead for that, and weren't in a mood for a costly war that most of the UK public wouldn't have supported either 🤔 .
(the British population on the whole favoured the northern-states' cause)
When I first saw this as a kid, I thought Boggs said "Hit me, elder!" and that's why Barney punched him.
Lord Palmerston!!!
And I say, Rome's greatest Emperor was Augustus Caesar!
Diocletian!
Augustus Caesar!
Diocletian!
Vae Victis Barbarian!
I love how Boggs couldn't play the game the next day, just because he got punched ONCE. 😂😂
Barney’s got that Ngannou power.
Some people just have weak chins. It happens.
Yeah that’s showing him Barney, Pit the Elder!
LORD PALMERSTON!
Watch it in 0.25x u won’t regret it 😅
Professor Barney was rather violent yet passionate regarding his opinions
At the same time across the Atlantic in an English pub, two men had an equally loud discussion about who was the greatest American president ever. Milliard Fillmore, or Rutherford B. Hayes.
Pitt the Elder - Lead to fall of New France after the Seven year War
Lord Palmerston - Responsible for the Crimean War
The Gang Beats Boggs
The Simpsons predicting political discourse in the 2020s.
Perhaps by screaming " Lord Palmerston! " Barney Gumble inadvertently summoned the war cry of long ago that grants the type of savage instinct that only those loyal to Lord Palmerston, can will, and was displayed long ago. Wade Boggs, pshhh, never even saw it coming
Back when this show was awesome
Drunk professor Barney
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Didn't know that was an age old question
Lord Disraeli!
Lord Disraeli!
Clement Atlee!
Winston Churchill!
Barney: LORD PALMERSTON 👊