As someone who used to think history was boring, I want to give a huge thank you to Max for making history more enjoyable.

When I was still in school, the majority of history class for me was scrolling through a (rather vague and inaccurate) History book and sitting on our desk the whole semester. What I think would have been better would be to actually SEE the historic landmarks, rather than just hear about it.

Cooking was a preferred class of mine in High School because I actually got to practice cooking myself among other classmates, as my school had a “Bistro” class where you would prep food that would later be served to the teachers, simulating being an actual cook at a restaurant.

Max’s videos remind me of the fun I had at the Bistro class, while also giving what my History class was lacking. Because by making these dishes, I am, in a ways, being shown what was eaten at the time.

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u/LanktheMeme — 6 days ago

My Kid Icarus Miis had a vote on who’s the gayest. The winner is Palutena at 3 out of 4 votes

u/LanktheMeme — 30 days ago

My mom got this old cookbook from 1936 for her birthday recently (her birthday was the 19th). I thought you guys might like it.

u/LanktheMeme — 1 month ago
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How come we never saw a sequel to this clearly flawless film????

Like. OBVIOUSLY they’re gonna make a new one after the HUGE success, right?

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u/LanktheMeme — 2 months ago