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Sep 13, 2026

Chad HornerNARRATOR
2:46
KELTS AND KELTIPHILES Science in the modern world has many uses.
Chad HornerNARRATOR
3:13
its chief use however is to provide long words to cover the errors of the rich the word kleptomania is a vulgar example of what i mean it is on a par with that strange theory always advanced when a wealthy or prominent person is in the dock that exposure is more of a punishment for the rich than for the poor of course the very reverse is the truth exposure is more of a punishment for the poor than for the rich the richer a man is the easier it is for him to be a tramp the richer a man is the easier it is for him to be popular and generally respected in the cannibal islands but the poorer a man is the more likely it is that he will have to use his past life whenever he wants to get a bed for the night honor is a luxury for aristocrats but it is a necessity for hall porters this is a secondary matter but it is an example of the general proposition i offer the proposition that an enormous amount of modern ingenuity is expended on founding defenses for the indefensible conduct of the powerful as i have said before these defences generally exhibit themselves most emphatically in the form of appeals to physical science and of all the forms of which science or pseudo science has come to the rescue of the rich and stupid there is none so singular as the singular invention of the theory of races when a wealthy nation like the english discovers the perfectly patent fact that it is making a ludicrous mess of the government of the poorer nation like the irish it pauses for a moment in consternation and then begins to talk about kilts and as far as i can understand the theory the irish are kilts and the english are teutons of course the irish are not kilts any more than the english are teutons i have not followed the ethnological discussion with much energy but the last scientific conclusion which i read inclined on the whole to the summary that the english were mainly and the irish mainly teutonic but no man alive with even the glimmering of a real scientific sense would ever dream of applying the terms celtic or teutonic to either of them in any positive or useful sense that sort of thing must be left to people who talk about the anglo-saxon race and extend the expression to america how much of the blood of the Angles and Saxons, whoever they were, their remains in our mixed British, Roman, German, Dane, Norman, and Picard stock is a matter only interesting to wild antiquaries.
Chad HornerNARRATOR
5:36
And how much of that diluted blood can possibly remain in that roaring whirlpool of America into which a cataract of Swedes, Jews, Germans, Irishmen, and Italians is perpetually pouring is a matter only interesting to lunatics.
Chad HornerNARRATOR
5:50
It would have been wiser for the English governing class to have called upon some other god, all other gods however weak and warring at least boast of being constant but science boasts of being in a flux for ever boasts of being unstable as water and england and the english governing class never did call on this absurd deity of race until it seemed for an instant that they had no other god to call on all the most genuine englishmen in history would have yawned or laughed in your face if you had begun to talk about anglo-saxons if you had attempted to substitute the ideal of race for the ideal of nationality i really do not like to think what they would have said i certainly should not like to have been the officer of nelson who suddenly discovered his french blood on the eve of trafalgar i should not like to have been the norfolk or suffolk gentleman who had to expound to admiral blake by what demonstrable ties of genealogy he was irrevocably bound to the Dutch.
Pat KerraneHOST
0:02
My name is Pat Corain.
Pat KerraneHOST
0:03
You can follow my content at legendaryupside.com. With me today, Rich Rebar for our Angles and Upside podcast.
Pat KerraneHOST
0:10
Reeves, how's it going?
Rich HribarGUEST
0:12
It's going good, man.
LukeHOST
21:27
I mean, on paper, immediately, you know this is going to be good.
LukeHOST
21:30
Our first match of the evening, Kurt Angle versus Rey Mysterio.
LukeHOST
21:34
Yeah, what a match.
LukeHOST
21:35
I mean,
John PorterGUEST
21:52
And they do.
LukeHOST
21:54
This is exactly the warm-up the crowd needed, yeah, to let them know that this is going to be a good show.
LukeHOST
22:00
So, since our last episode, listeners, with Rey Mysterio having picked up the win in the confusion of a tag match while not actually being the legal man, Kurt Angle accused Ray of being a cheater.
LukeHOST
22:11
Ray responded by challenging Kurt to a match at SummerSlam.
Connor RuebuschHOST
54:17
It all flows together because all these things, striking, wrestling, jujitsu, they all operate on certain, uh, set of the same principles, right? Initiative is a thing and position is a thing in all of these.
Connor RuebuschHOST
54:31
Angle, angular movement is a thing in all of them.
Connor RuebuschHOST
54:33
Leverage is a concept in all three phases of the fight.
Connor RuebuschHOST
54:37
All these things connect under the surface, as it were.
speaker_1HOST
79:20
Okay.
Natan BudionoGUEST
79:21
Angle, ang- angle here, pod here, mounting here, mounting this, port mounting, hanging, whatever.
Natan BudionoGUEST
79:26
So many.
speaker_1HOST
79:27
Yep.
Joshua HorsleyHOST
31:54
But the character of the rock changes dramatically.
Carlo TraversiGUEST
32:10
throughout sections of it so like you see the blue chunks of rock that's going to be a different feel and a different type of rock than like you'll move into like kind of the orange streaks and that that rock tends to be a little bit like sharper but slippery like almost like uh not crystal-y because it's it's not it's limestone and there's not really like a crystal component to it but it tends to be a little bit harder and a little bit less texture to it or the texture is different and then slightly like sharper Angle changes and stuff.
Carlo TraversiGUEST
32:39
And then the blue rock tends to be a little bit more like slopey kind of pocket.
Carlo TraversiGUEST
32:44
Some of the pockets can have like a little bit of a biter edge to it, but there's like dishes and things.
David WalesNARRATOR
3:05
"From what country do these young men come?" asked Gregory.
David WalesNARRATOR
3:09
"They are English, Angles," answered the dealers.
David WalesNARRATOR
3:12
"Not Angles, but angels," said the deacon with a feeling of poetic sentiment, "for they have angel-like faces.
David WalesNARRATOR
3:19
From what country come they?" he repeated.
David WalesNARRATOR
3:22
"They come from Deira," said the merchants.
Raoul OrtizPANELIST
25:34
Con Efraín jugaban de una
Mariano TrujilloPANELIST
25:35
forma, llegó Solari e intentó cambiar de manera radical de la forma en que se jugaba y eso lleva un periodo de adaptación, creo que van adaptando uno a otro, además de la lesión de Córdoba y de Angulo, es un equipo muy justo con tres partidos.
Mariano TrujilloPANELIST
25:48
Si
Juan Pablo FernándezPANELIST
25:49
sigue así lo aguantarán a Solari.
Raoul OrtizPANELIST
26:51
Eso también.
Mariano TrujilloPANELIST
26:52
Ahora, con todo respeto y no es ninguna falta de...
Mariano TrujilloPANELIST
26:56
Sale Angulo y entra el Chicote Calderón.
Mariano TrujilloPANELIST
26:58
El Chicote Candarón realmente no se ha logrado establecer como un jugador titular en ningún equipo.
Brian DegnanPANELIST
50:37
Look at Club Rouge, they've figured out very simply, the same big giant guys, be organised, be strong, and then these guys can fit the profile that clubs are wanting to pay £34 million for.
Brian DegnanPANELIST
50:47
There's a reason Angles, whether people like them or not, you know, I think it's the most expensive transfer out, if you add in other ones, it's because it fits the mould of these other clubs.
Brian DegnanPANELIST
50:59
So, you know, I remember Angles, it's these little incrementals like if we're having a bit of success like when we back to a couple years ago under Brendan we nearly won in Munich and it's a great result we never built on it we never went look do you know we got overrun a little bit there this is the to Steve's point this is the three or four positions we need maybe more physicality in or whatever because that can bridge the gap more than being technically good obviously Chamberlain's technically an excellent player but he's not going to compete at a certain level because of his physicality he's just not, not anymore so you have to plan that thing ahead and if you look at when was it Kasper done his interview with TNT and said he was retiring
Steven RayPANELIST
51:46
I'm going to guess March I think it was February, March was it not? and then we just signed
Brian DegnanPANELIST
51:56
a replacement in a loan deal the other day
ConradHOST
31:10
The striker, I can't say I'd ever heard of him.
ConradHOST
31:12
I'm annoyed we've got two Angulos now because that's just irritating as well.
ConradHOST
31:18
I don't want...
ConradHOST
31:20
We need to have a different name for one of them, really.

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