Andrew Callaghan

I mean, well, for one, like, I don't know. It was just to be in a place like that. And I probably sound like such a wimp right now because I know someone's watching this who's done some hard time. But we thought we were going to do At least six months in jail because the guards freaked us out and were like, you're being charged with a federal crime. You know what you boys did is serious.

I mean, well, for one, like, I don't know. It was just to be in a place like that. And I probably sound like such a wimp right now because I know someone's watching this who's done some hard time. But we thought we were going to do At least six months in jail because the guards freaked us out and were like, you're being charged with a federal crime. You know what you boys did is serious.

We're waiting on word from San Antonio about whether or not we're going to extradite you. So we're just sitting in these cells alone most of the time in solitary with no pillows. No pillows. No pillows, no mat, nothing. Just a space blanket and I was sleeping on my shoes, stinking up the place. It was no good.

We're waiting on word from San Antonio about whether or not we're going to extradite you. So we're just sitting in these cells alone most of the time in solitary with no pillows. No pillows. No pillows, no mat, nothing. Just a space blanket and I was sleeping on my shoes, stinking up the place. It was no good.

We're waiting on word from San Antonio about whether or not we're going to extradite you. So we're just sitting in these cells alone most of the time in solitary with no pillows. No pillows. No pillows, no mat, nothing. Just a space blanket and I was sleeping on my shoes, stinking up the place. It was no good.

I really want to know what you think about that. That's the one question that I want to reverse on you. Because you've talked to so many people. Do you think that aliens have actually visited Earth? Yeah.

I really want to know what you think about that. That's the one question that I want to reverse on you. Because you've talked to so many people. Do you think that aliens have actually visited Earth? Yeah.

I really want to know what you think about that. That's the one question that I want to reverse on you. Because you've talked to so many people. Do you think that aliens have actually visited Earth? Yeah.

So you think that they have knowledge of it? Yeah. Yeah. One thing I think about with aliens is scale. So we have this idea that an alien would be a gray alien or almost humanoid lookalike that would visit us in human form, arms, legs, head. But who's to say that they're not able to shrink down to microscopic size with the same neural capacity?

So you think that they have knowledge of it? Yeah. Yeah. One thing I think about with aliens is scale. So we have this idea that an alien would be a gray alien or almost humanoid lookalike that would visit us in human form, arms, legs, head. But who's to say that they're not able to shrink down to microscopic size with the same neural capacity?

So you think that they have knowledge of it? Yeah. Yeah. One thing I think about with aliens is scale. So we have this idea that an alien would be a gray alien or almost humanoid lookalike that would visit us in human form, arms, legs, head. But who's to say that they're not able to shrink down to microscopic size with the same neural capacity?

Language is really interesting too. I have this series that I'm going to announce for the first time on here, but I'm really interested in endangered languages in the US. There's like 150 languages in the US with less than a thousand speakers. Wow. And I want to like help spearhead efforts to preserve some of these. Like for example, Hawaiian sign language, 15 of those people left. Holy shit.

Language is really interesting too. I have this series that I'm going to announce for the first time on here, but I'm really interested in endangered languages in the US. There's like 150 languages in the US with less than a thousand speakers. Wow. And I want to like help spearhead efforts to preserve some of these. Like for example, Hawaiian sign language, 15 of those people left. Holy shit.

Language is really interesting too. I have this series that I'm going to announce for the first time on here, but I'm really interested in endangered languages in the US. There's like 150 languages in the US with less than a thousand speakers. Wow. And I want to like help spearhead efforts to preserve some of these. Like for example, Hawaiian sign language, 15 of those people left. Holy shit.

Because when Hawaii got annexed, the ASL community tried to make it so the deaf native Hawaiians wouldn't be able to speak their native sign language. And so they would do it under the desks at like schools for the deaf and blind. And they would get like their mouth washed out with soap and stuff if they so much as did the Hawaiian hand signs.

Because when Hawaii got annexed, the ASL community tried to make it so the deaf native Hawaiians wouldn't be able to speak their native sign language. And so they would do it under the desks at like schools for the deaf and blind. And they would get like their mouth washed out with soap and stuff if they so much as did the Hawaiian hand signs.

Because when Hawaii got annexed, the ASL community tried to make it so the deaf native Hawaiians wouldn't be able to speak their native sign language. And so they would do it under the desks at like schools for the deaf and blind. And they would get like their mouth washed out with soap and stuff if they so much as did the Hawaiian hand signs.

Also, the Gullah Geechee language in the South Carolina Sea Islands, Hilton Head Island and stuff, that's almost a Creole language that's been in the U.S. for hundreds of years existing in isolation. That's being threatened by golf course developments. I don't know how into language you are, but I've been getting super nerded out about it.

Also, the Gullah Geechee language in the South Carolina Sea Islands, Hilton Head Island and stuff, that's almost a Creole language that's been in the U.S. for hundreds of years existing in isolation. That's being threatened by golf course developments. I don't know how into language you are, but I've been getting super nerded out about it.

Also, the Gullah Geechee language in the South Carolina Sea Islands, Hilton Head Island and stuff, that's almost a Creole language that's been in the U.S. for hundreds of years existing in isolation. That's being threatened by golf course developments. I don't know how into language you are, but I've been getting super nerded out about it.