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Sep 22, 2026
Robert RodriguezHOST
He did Montreal after he did the Amsterdam bed-in.
Robert RodriguezHOST
And Acorns and all this peace activism that, if you want to be completely cynical, you look at it, it's like, well, they made sure every bit of it was covered by film, that they're documenting all of this That, as we see, once he became martyred, first in music videos and then seemingly an endless stream of docs, whether it's the Imagine film or Gimme Some Truth, Above Us Only Sky, Lennon NYC, it hasn't stopped.
Robert RodriguezHOST
You know, you got the Mike Douglas Daytime Revolution and then... one-to-one and power to the people.
Robert RodriguezHOST
But as you say, it's the St. John that's being commemorated here doing the political activism at great personal cost, which you cannot exaggerate.
David BarnesNARRATOR
Q.E.D.
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Fables for the Frivolous by Guy Wetmore Carroll The Iconoclastic Rustic and the Apropos Acorn Reposing neath some spreading trees, a populistic bumpkin amused himself by offering these reflections on a pumpkin.
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I would not, if the choice were mine, grow things like that upon a vine, for how imposing it would be if pumpkins grew upon a tree.
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Like other populists, you'll note, of view enthusiastic, he'd learned by heart, and said by rote, a creed iconoclastic.
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And if this point you have not missed, you'll learn to love this populist, the only one of all his kind, with sense enough to change his mind.
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The Moral In the early spring a pumpkin tree would be a thing, most gratifying to us all.
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But how about the early fall? End of The Iconoclastic Rustic and the Apropos Acorn
Noam YogevNARRATOR
Fables for the Frivolous by Guy Wetmore-Carroll The Unusual Goose and the Imbecilic Woodcutter a wood-cutter bought him a gunder or at least that was what he supposed as a matter of fact twas a slander as a later occurrence disclosed for they locked the bird up in a garret to fatten the while it grew old and it laid there a twenty-two carat fine egg of the purest of gold there was much unaffected rejoicing in the home of the woodcutter then and his wife her exuberance voicing proclaimed him most lucky of men tis an omen of fortune this gold egg she said and of practical use for this foal doesn't lay any old egg she's a highly superior goose T'was this creature's habitual custom, This laying of superfine eggs, And they made it their practice to dust them, And pack them by dozens in kegs.
AmyPANELIST
You can have natural, more natural toys, natural elements.
AmyPANELIST
So maybe you have a box of the plastic beads and then you also have a big box of like Acorns and weird stuff that they can play with feathers, that kind of thing.
AmyPANELIST
Just any sort of bringing natural elements in.
AmyPANELIST
Also, if you don't have access to the outside, you can still do child led learning.
Curtis SeaboltHOST
Yeah, that's...
Curtis SeaboltHOST
Acorn, tree, yada, yada, yada.
Curtis SeaboltHOST
You saw that Daniel Jones has some skills.
Curtis SeaboltHOST
He has the ability to stand in it against a blitz and figure out what to do.
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The term describes a kind of food, rather than one particular plant.
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Acorns and beech nuts differ in shape, covering and composition, but both contain a seed's provisions.
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For a brown bear in a forest where these trees grow, those provisions can become part of the autumn feeding season.
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Inside each seed is a young plant, together with reserves that support its early development.
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The proportions vary among trees, so two similarly sized seeds need not provide the same mixture.
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Beech nuts can be rich in oil.
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Acorns commonly contain substantial starch, though their fat content varies among oak species.
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A bear.
Brenda McCrackenNARRATOR
Examples are glossy black chokecherry, Siberian and red splendor crabapple, Snowberry, Bittersweet, Sumacs, American Highbush Cranberry, Eastern and European Wahoo, Virginia Creeper, and Chinaberry.
Brenda McCrackenNARRATOR
Nut and Acorn Plants These include Oaks, Hickories, Buckeyes, Chestnuts, Butternuts, Walnuts, and Hazels.
Brenda McCrackenNARRATOR
A variety of birds, such as jays, woodpeckers, and titmice, eat the meats of broken nuts and acorns.
Brenda McCrackenNARRATOR
These plants also contribute to good nesting habitat.
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Examples are glossy black chokecherry, Siberian and red splendor crabapple, Snowberry, Bittersweet, Sumacs, American Highbush Cranberry, Eastern and European Wahoo, Virginia Creeper, and Chinaberry.
speaker_17NARRATOR
Nut and Acorn Plants These include Oaks, Hickories, Buckeyes, Chestnuts, Butternuts, Walnuts, and Hazels.
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A variety of birds, such as jays, woodpeckers, and titmice, eat the meats of broken nuts and acorns.
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These plants also contribute to good nesting habitat.
Beth BogrenGUEST
And when we were doing inspections, I saw a video of this or like a slideshow of this house being built in 1986.
Beth BogrenGUEST
And there was two stickers in the window of this little nook that I'm in right now that said Acorn.
Beth BogrenGUEST
Because they're acorn branded windows.
Beth BogrenGUEST
And so all the latches on the windows of my house all say acorn.
Benny JohnsonHOST
brother, I remember I remember watching the South Park on you about acorn like from our little apartment and.
Benny JohnsonHOST
I remember that.
Benny JohnsonHOST
You editing some of the Acorn videos on my- I was just thinking about that.
Benny JohnsonHOST
You don't remember Benny
James O'KeefeGUEST
Johnson, James O'Keefe, 2009.
James O'KeefeGUEST
I don't bear false witness.
James O'KeefeGUEST
I've never settled a lawsuit in my career.
James O'KeefeGUEST
I mean, the Acorn thing, when I was very young and had no money, I did settle that one before I even started Project Veritas.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Like fuck.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Have you gone to get with Chow Chow? Bacon, have you gone to get with Tom-Tom? Bacon, have you gone to get with Tom-Tom? Bacon, have you gone to get with Tom-Tom? Acorn, yeah, Acorn to get with Tom Tom.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Rolling hills Watching coherence drain away Watch your father try to ring the bell Of a blazing siren It's what you can't afford.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You're doing the best you can.
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