Do try to suck it up, buttercup.

In fact, go up to the Hill and do it. Might as well go all the way and have a Fool on the Hill.

He's never been anything even remotely political on the channel and it tore him apart when these asshat snowflakes decided to take their ire out on him in the comments on his video:

These stupid Trumpbots have politicized everything. Their fake manufactured outrage is silly. I hate to think how they will act come Halloween!

The human piles of dung are doing everything they can to ruin a fucking COOKING channel that re-creates historical recipes so we can try them to better understand how people lived more than two centuries ago on this continent!

and have thought it was a welcome respite from modern politics.

If there are not some areas where people from right and left can share common interests, then we should simply divide the country up and move on as two separate nations.

He so obviously is sincere about not intending a political statement.

They don't realize how their reactions reveal that they know Trump is a fool.

in this video! They beat the eggs, which obviously represent Mr Trump's supporters! This video is nothing less than a treasonous call for people to rise up violently and beat Trump supporters!

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Either that, or it's just a delightful cooking show, of which this episode shows us how to prepare a tasty treat from Martha Washington's own cookbook.

Does the 1800's have anything to do with trump? I think not. Get over yourselves you stupid idiots.

I can't be the only one thinking, "if Mrs. Washington could have had a KitchenAid mixer, she would have used it for that..."

And yeah, it is totally screwed the Trump fans think this was an attack on their god, but come on guys: if you wouldn't have forced an orange fool down our throats, we wouldn't be making fun of him.

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I love old recipes. I just got a book of Tudor (16th century--Henry Vlll) stuff.
No wonder they died young.
Meat as a side dish for meat.

Two Brits try to go back in time and live and eat as if they lived in historical eras like Elizabethan England, the Reformation, Middle Ages, Ancient Rome, etc. Each episode is about an hour and a half but hysterical. They get a physical exam before and after to see how their blood pressure and other vital signs change. Some of the dishes are incredible.

I'll check it out.

"orange fool" referred to the fool in chief.

What's more they know he's a fool.

He recently completed a series focused on Martha Washington's Kitchen at Mt. Vernon, including several very good episodes with the re-enactor "Cylla", who portrays one of Washington's slaves - a field hand, or rather, someone who was tasked to support the field hands.
I have several reproduction recipe books from the 17th through 19th century; this was a good series to actually observe how the cooking was done in period and enables me to figure out how to modify some of those menus for a more modern kitchen.

During the entire series; he was careful to put a Trigger Warning for the Trumpeteers in front of each segment (especially the ones where he was with Cylla discussing what the field hands and "regular people" would eat) but as the one that caused the uproar was the final one where he was basically "bidding adieu" for his visit with the housekeeper, and they finished the series with the Orange Fool; a variant of a custard drink that had been a "high table" dessert since at least the 14th century.

Y'know, even after knowing about Troll-Bots and after all the private epithets I've cast in Drumpf's direction, if I had been the host of that channel, I still would *never* have though that just calling a drink what it was called in period would cause political issues.

He is right for calling them out.

Haele

When I first read the article, I didn't see the YouTube Thumbnail. So I read along until I got to the name of the desert, "Orange Fool," and I burst out laughing. Then I just had to share it.

...to see eeeeviiiilll around them.

Truly heavy sigh.