Adam Cole: When I say "Henry shrapnel, Jules Léotard, Robert Bunsen," what you think?
Me: That they are inventors?
Adam: No. smarter than that. Everyone has become immortal. They are nouns!
Me: Is that always a good thing, a noun? ...
Adam: Are you kidding? It is a wonderful thing. One thing about to sing.
Me: You're going to sing?
Adam: Let me...
Me: You see, a noun not always a plus is.
Adam: You are at the beginning to convince me.
Samuel Maverick
Me: let you carry on me, because I have another example: Samuel Maverick, a Texas rancher, signer of the Declaration of Texas 1836.
Adam: OK, what is it?
Me: Here is a man who refused, his cattle, brand, because he said that he did not, they cause pain. (Or maybe he was too busy buying and selling of real estate) But all his neighbors, well, he is only a few stubborn, independent-minded Loon, no matter what everyone thinks...
Adam: An "outsider"?
Me: Yes, if all he really was, was a man who was beautiful cows. The noun does not tell you that.
Charles boycott
Adam: OK, I turn. I have a.
Me: Who?
Adam: Charles boycott, a captain of the English army.
Me: He boycotted someone?
Adam: No! That's what! He was a real jerk, a land agent to collect rent in County Mayo, Ireland. At some point he tried to remove 11 tenants from their farms, and Charles Parnell, the great Irish land reformers, said his followers with boycott of business. So boycott not was an advocate of the boycott. He was a victim of boycott. The word would have been "Parnelled."
Joseph-Ignace Guillotin
Me: I can the above.
Adam:No, you cannot.
Me: Yes, I can. How about Joseph Guillotin in France, which by the way was a doctor. He has to invent the blade that cuts the minds. He was actually against the death penalty and simply suggested that rapid decapitation would be more humane. But now people it was his machine, and it is this rumor, he was even cut stamped think. This is not true.
Adam: He died?
Me: He did. And his family was so horrified to with the "guillotine" connected, they changed their name.
Amelia Bloomer and Lord Cardigan
Adam: I feel bad for Guillotin, but my heart really bleeds for people who lost their lives, politics, war and great causes, only to end up as garments.
Me: Excuse me?
Adam:Amelia Bloomer, women's rights activist, pioneer to take moderation champion, women's rights. We know her name today pair ladies black pair of underpants as timeless.
Me: Invent them not pants?
Adam:No, someone else has. She wrote it in their newspaper but stopped wearing in 1859, back to clothes, so that she will remember for the clothes she not even with stick.
Me: Cry now then for James Thomas Brudenell, 7th Earl of Cardigan.
Adam:Why?
Me: Here, is a courageous Cavalry officer, led the charge of the light brigade during the Crimean War, reduce his men slaughtered by the enemy, a man of action, a soldier who saw and what we remember him for?
Adam: I think I know what...
Me: Yup, he now is by some trick of fate, a sweater with buttons from the front. I mean, really...
Adam:Humilating.
Me: Exactly.
If you want to see all these nouns in the flesh, time/life has a photo essay about all these people (and more). Special thanks to Maggie Starbard and Marina Dominguez for their help on our music video. And over-the-top you Adam Cole for drawing, animation, compose, perform, sing the video (even the chorus parts are quadrupled it all). He will do weddings, Bar Mitzvahs, raves, and nursing homes; Just write me. I would like to be his agent.
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