r/BertKreischer

A mannequin called "The Machine," used to practice childbirth, first developed in the 18th century by the French midwife Angélique du Coudray.
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A mannequin called "The Machine," used to practice childbirth, first developed in the 18th century by the French midwife Angélique du Coudray.

u/LadyRedNeckMacGyver — 7 days ago

The portion on the Venn diagram were hedonistic depravity, perverse morbid obesity & delusional grandiosity converge like Voltron

u/ZephyrFern — 6 days ago
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Who was the person on Bert’s tour who was kicked off for being antisemitic?

u/dinkpt — 9 days ago

Has anyone considered…

that Tom and Cristina might be doing a bit? Particularly with Jelly Roll‘s divorce in the news, it would be timely and pretty much mirrors that situation with the weight loss aspect. Could be bait to get the podcast commentary YouTube channels to look foolish, in which case it’s working like gangbusters, and could also be a stunt to try and revive their podcast numbers when they do the reveal. Just a thought - seems plausible.

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u/Foamcorner69 — 10 days ago

Should I go see Bert Sep 11 in Birmingham AL and does he still do meet and greets?

I’m 17 and a big fan of his but idk if I’ll enjoy I since it’s a big arena show and i would be seated so far away so I have my doubts.

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u/Ron-DaVoo-6080 — 11 days ago