So, I watch The FBI Files on YouTube, and I want to know what (if any) series you guys watch on YouTube.
Quote from: TheArkansasRoadgeek on December 29, 2017, 09:07:40 PM
So, I watch The FBI Files on YouTube, and I want to know what (if any) series you guys watch on YouTube.
What's My Line is about the only thing I watch on YouTube, unless I can find Doctor Who :)
I watch way too many gaming videos on YouTube otherwise its just Freeway Jim and Force 13.
In addition to the roadgeek channels, I also follow Wendover Productions/Half as Interesting, CCP Gray, Wonder Why, and the official Doctor Who YouTube Channel (so no, Mr. Capaldi, I did not forget to click subscribe!).
Quote from: vdeane on December 30, 2017, 06:41:06 PM
In addition to the roadgeek channels, I also follow Wendover Productions/Half as Interesting, CCP Gray, Wonder Why, and the official Doctor Who YouTube Channel (so no, Mr. Capaldi, I did not forget to click subscribe!).
I watch Wendover Productions from time to time. I also follow FHWA's channel.
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I watch Wendover Productions and Half as Interesting, as well as RealLifeLore. I listen to channels like Be.Busta and Lazy masquerade, which narrate scary stories. I also watch numerous Dash cam Channels that all have "Bad Drivers Of" series, My favorite of which is Bad Drivers of Albuquerque.
I've been watching the Angry Video Game Nerd since it started along with Nostalgia Critic. I really enough Alternate History Hub these days.
I regularly follow three channels: AmbuChannel 112, an ambulance-dashcam channel from the Netherlands, Bad Drivers of South Carolina, a dashcam channel from South Carolina, and Monica Church, a vlogger who grew up very close to me (otherwise, I'd have no interest, as I don't give a shit about clothes and home decor). I don't really use YouTube to follow users, I much as I use it to find content that's related to other content.
Quote from: jakeroot on December 30, 2017, 11:42:20 PM
I regularly follow three channels: AmbuChannel 112, an ambulance-dashcam channel from the Netherlands, Bad Drivers of South Carolina, a dashcam channel from South Carolina, and Monica Church, a vlogger who grew up very close to me (otherwise, I'd have no interest, as I don't give a shit about clothes and home decor). I don't really use YouTube to follow users, I much as I use it to find content that's related to other content.
Speaking of dashcam, I follow two channels Officer401 and Mike The Cop. I watch PoliceActivity also.
As a side thing, is anyone into listening to Broadcastify?
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I like a lot of photography stuff, and watch Tony Nothrup's Channel, as well as The Camera Store TV's youtube channel pretty often.
I also watch all of the late night shows on Youtube, such as Colbert, Seth Meyers and Last Week Tonight.
I follow a bunch of guys/gals that do train videos. I like trains!
Strangely enough I have started watching alot of GTA-V DOJ roleplay videos lately too. I better stop though or I am going to be tempted to get back into gaming myself. At 48 I thought I had grown out of all of that, LOL.
Quote from: slorydn1 on January 01, 2018, 01:25:02 PM
I follow a bunch of guys/gals that do train videos. I like trains!
Strangely enough I have started watching alot of GTA-V DOJ roleplay videos lately too. I better stop though or I am going to be tempted to get back into gaming myself. At 48 I thought I had grown out of all of that, LOL.
I watch the whole Code Zero crew, too! Along with the DOJ series... small world! [emoji3]
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This GTA V talk has me wishing that I had a PS4 so I could play in first-person. PS3 third-person ain't cutting it.
Welp, if you gentlemen will excuse me, it's time to make my New Year's resolution... :coffee:
Among the things I follow:
The Great War (week by week 100 years ago coverage of WWI)
Today I Found Out (light information on some topic or another)
Company Man (history of companies/brands)
Wolter's World (travel tips)
Urinating Tree (funny sports videos)
Modern Rogue (men's lifestyle videos)
College Humor
Rebel Media (moderate to conservative commentary)
Prager U (moderate to slightly conservative education)
Emperor Tigerstar (maps of wars)
CGP Grey
Periodic Videos
Acts17 Apologetics (religion)
All Political Ads (ad archive of local races)
Wendover Productions
Half As Interesting
I enjoy the old "sketches" by CH.
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Quote from: TheArkansasRoadgeek on December 31, 2017, 12:23:29 PM
Quote from: jakeroot on December 30, 2017, 11:42:20 PM
I regularly follow three channels: AmbuChannel 112, an ambulance-dashcam channel from the Netherlands, Bad Drivers of South Carolina, a dashcam channel from South Carolina, and Monica Church, a vlogger who grew up very close to me (otherwise, I'd have no interest, as I don't give a shit about clothes and home decor). I don't really use YouTube to follow users, I much as I use it to find content that's related to other content.
Speaking of dashcam, I follow two channels Officer401 and Mike The Cop. I watch PoliceActivity also.
Haven't watched either before, but after watching a couple videos, they seem pretty funny! I've seen PoliceActivity videos before, but not because I follow the channel. Their videos just popped up in my "suggested" list.
A few car and ASMR channels.
Quote from: Takumi on January 02, 2018, 08:03:27 PM
ASMR channels.
Forgot about those. Though I've never actually finished an ASMR video before. I always fall asleep! Do you have a favorite?
Quote from: jakeroot on January 02, 2018, 09:36:39 PM
Quote from: Takumi on January 02, 2018, 08:03:27 PM
ASMR channels.
Forgot about those. Though I've never actually finished an ASMR video before. I always fall asleep! Do you have a favorite?
I have a few go-to channels.
https://youtu.be/UGN-oAMAPRA
https://youtu.be/Xu5J6JzJGHc
https://youtu.be/pSqwkIDFDbI
Yeah, I have a thing for women with interesting accents.
Quote from: Takumi on January 02, 2018, 10:45:11 PM
Quote from: jakeroot on January 02, 2018, 09:36:39 PM
Quote from: Takumi on January 02, 2018, 08:03:27 PM
ASMR channels.
Forgot about those. Though I've never actually finished an ASMR video before. I always fall asleep! Do you have a favorite?
I have a few go-to channels.
https://youtu.be/UGN-oAMAPRA
https://youtu.be/Xu5J6JzJGHc
https://youtu.be/pSqwkIDFDbI
Yeah, I have a thing for women with interesting accents.
Interesting... I might add, they
are attractive
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Quote from: Takumi on January 02, 2018, 10:45:11 PM
Quote from: jakeroot on January 02, 2018, 09:36:39 PM
Quote from: Takumi on January 02, 2018, 08:03:27 PM
ASMR channels.
Forgot about those. Though I've never actually finished an ASMR video before. I always fall asleep! Do you have a favorite?
I have a few go-to channels.
[snipped]
Yeah, I have a thing for women with interesting accents.
That eastern European in the middle (Pelagea) is one of my favorites as well.
Couple of my all-time favorite's (anything related to exams knocks me out -- they don't even need to be directed at the camera)...
https://youtu.be/u6_AZUu_CFk
https://youtu.be/QFfkamLhTM8
https://youtu.be/OgTfNoaG0mU
Quote from: jakeroot on January 02, 2018, 11:45:49 PM
Quote from: Takumi on January 02, 2018, 10:45:11 PM
Quote from: jakeroot on January 02, 2018, 09:36:39 PM
Quote from: Takumi on January 02, 2018, 08:03:27 PM
ASMR channels.
Forgot about those. Though I've never actually finished an ASMR video before. I always fall asleep! Do you have a favorite?
I have a few go-to channels.
[snipped]
Yeah, I have a thing for women with interesting accents.
That eastern European in the middle (Pelagea) is one of my favorites as well.
Yeah, I love her half-German half-Belarusian accent, and that slight lisp she has when she speaks English. Bluewhisper has a bit of a lisp at times as well.
Not a series per se, but I mostly watch videos by a group known as the Sidemen, a British gaming group consisting of seven members (although only five consistently game as of now). All seven members have more than two million subscribers apiece, while two of the seven have more than 10 million subscribers. Games they play include FIFA, GTA 5, Golf It (mini golf), and Fortnite Battle Royale. There is a lot of banter that goes on in their gaming sessions.
I've seen a lot of my subscribed channels mentioned already: The Great War, CPG Grey, Wonderwhy, Wendover Productions, Half as Interesting
some others that I also follow:
Tom Scott - British guy who points out various "things you might not know" and "amazing places" among other things
Extra Credits - Primarily a channel about video games, but what I watch are their animated history videos which typically come in 4-6 episode series.
Geography Now - a guy making summary videos about each country in the world
Knowledge Hub - similar style as CPG Grey, Wendover Productions etc
Nerd(cubed) - computer game reviewer. I don't give a shit about gaming, but this British guy is funny as hell and I especially like watching his Rollercoaster Tycoon and Planet Coaster series, as well as his reviews of simulators.
I watch
The Cinema Snob
The Angry Video Game Nerd
From time to time I watch Foor Your Success' hiking videos
Mpls Bike Wraith
Chicago Bike Guy
The Gaming Historian
Company Man
Bright Sun Films - Abandoned
I watch a lot of roadgeek YouTube channels (with the ones I watch the most being BigRigTravels, CrossCountryRoads, and Freewayjim), and road videos take up a pretty good percentage of what I watch on YouTube.
But aside from that, I watch a lot of things on YouTube that have to do with Social Studies (Geography, History, Current Events, etc.), Gaming, and videos that just make you die laughing, mostly regarding the "dumbest people on the internet."
Regarding 1), I watch a lot of Wendover Productions, Geography Now, RealLifeLore, AlternateHistoryHub, and more.
Regarding 2), I watch a lot of stuff, but mostly PeanutButterGamer, Chadtronic (heavily based on both gaming AND reaction videos to some pretty funny stuff), and Nathaniel Bandy.
Regarding 3), I watch just about anything regarding the dumbest people on the internet, but what I watch the most is probably the Dumbest Tweets series by MostAmazingTop10. That stuff is just hilarious. You see stuff posted on the internet with people holding huge brown rats thinking it was a cat, people saying stuff like "told me cousin he got me pregnant as an April fools joke, he was scared af," "yay, the test came back positive so I don't have HIV," "somebody told me there was 50 states in America, nope dumbass, cause the scientists found out Pluto doesn't exist so there's 49," and more. There's also other funny stuff I watch like DangMattSmith's "Funniest Test Answers" series. All that stuff is comedy gold. :-D :-D :-D
If anybody wants a high-quality example of a video showcasing dumb people on the internet, here is one (skip to 1:00 for the rat):
https://m.youtube.com/watch?t=30s&v=J9rCm_FP6XI
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :banghead: :banghead: :pan:
Also, I too, absolutely love and watch the new, rising channel Company Man. He makes excellent videos on companies and business and the sort. His channel is actually and has been growing at an incredibly fast rate, and he definitely makes high-quality material. I watch his channel all the time as well.
I'm now waiting for the 2018 season of the Appalachian Trail hikers. They should be starting by mid-February. I follow a few of them on their way North from Springer Mountain in Georgia, and I usually go with the faster, eventually arriving at Mount Katahdin in Maine by early August.
I haven't used YouTube to watch any roadgeek videos...well, excepting old FHWA and state DOT videos that occasionally get posted (if we consider those "roadgeek videos" ).
Out of curiosity, I took a quick look at FreewayJim's channel, and his videos all appear to be through-the-windshield footage of driving on highways. Is that the extent of it? OK...I'll give him some credit: the footage looks to be well-shot, and he puts some effort into adding graphic overlays.
But is that what passes for a good roadgeek channel? If so, I don't get the attraction. Flying down freeways at Munster speed so that everything's a blur–except for a horizon that slowly creeps toward you–doesn't make for rewarding viewing, in my opinion. Nor does it scratch any of my roadgeek itches.
What would make a good roadgeek channel? Really, all good video is about storytelling.
If you had a historical focus, you'd dig through old maps and aerial photography, old photos, newspaper articles...whatever you can find. Then you'd add footage you've shot of the location in question, tell the story visually, and write a narrative that ties all of the pieces together. Imagine something like one of Adam Prince's blog entries (http://surewhynotnow.blogspot.com/2017/12/the-new-pa-48-unbuilt-eastern-allegheny.html), but expressed through photos, maps, video, and narration instead of text.
Or if your focus was more regional and current, you'd take photos and video of a local road under construction, interview a representative of the state DOT, add relevant images from project plans and maps, and tie it together with a narrative that brings viewers up-to-date on what's happening.
Along these lines–but in the realm of electronics, not roads–the best YouTube channel I've found is Techmoan (https://www.youtube.com/user/Techmoan/). This unassuming guy in the UK will get his hands on some unusual orphaned gadget from decades ago, give the backstory on what was going on in the electronics world when it was conceived, document his struggles to get it working properly, show how it works, then wrap it up with an assessment of the gadget's place in history. He obviously writes out the narrative carefully for each episode (with good measure of sardonic humor included), but it never comes off sounding stilted or staged. Production values are very good, almost TV-like, but actually within the grasp of a savvy person with a basic minimum of equipment.
Quote from: briantroutman on January 03, 2018, 10:32:35 PM
I haven't used YouTube to watch any roadgeek videos...well, excepting old FHWA and state DOT videos that occasionally get posted (if we consider those "roadgeek videos" ).
Out of curiosity, I took a quick look at FreewayJim's channel, and his videos all appear to be through-the-windshield footage of driving on highways. Is that the extent of it? OK...I'll give him some credit: the footage looks to be well-shot, and he puts some effort into adding graphic overlays.
But is that what passes for a good roadgeek channel? If so, I don't get the attraction. Flying down freeways at Munster speed so that everything's a blur–except for a horizon that slowly creeps toward you–doesn't make for rewarding viewing, in my opinion. Nor does it scratch any of my roadgeek itches.
What would make a good roadgeek channel? Really, all good video is about storytelling.
If you had a historical focus, you'd dig through old maps and aerial photography, old photos, newspaper articles...whatever you can find. Then you'd add footage you've shot of the location in question, tell the story visually, and write a narrative that ties all of the pieces together. Imagine something like one of Adam Prince's blog entries (http://surewhynotnow.blogspot.com/2017/12/the-new-pa-48-unbuilt-eastern-allegheny.html), but expressed through photos, maps, video, and narration instead of text.
Or if your focus was more regional and current, you'd take photos and video of a local road under construction, interview a representative of the state DOT, add relevant images from project plans and maps, and tie it together with a narrative that brings viewers up-to-date on what's happening.
Along these lines–but in the realm of electronics, not roads–the best YouTube channel I've found is Techmoan (https://www.youtube.com/user/Techmoan/). This unassuming guy in the UK will get his hands on some unusual orphaned gadget from decades ago, give the backstory on what was going on in the electronics world when it was conceived, document his struggles to get it working properly, show how it works, then wrap it up with an assessment of the gadget's place in history. He obviously writes out the narrative carefully for each episode (with good measure of sardonic humor included), but it never comes off sounding stilted or staged. Production values are very good, almost TV-like, but actually within the grasp of a savvy person with a basic minimum of equipment.
Compared to CalRog, FwyJim is Academy Award winning.
Quote from: briantroutman on January 03, 2018, 10:32:35 PM
Flying down freeways at Munster speed so that everything's a blur–except for a horizon that slowly creeps toward you–doesn't make for rewarding viewing, in my opinion. Nor does it scratch any of my roadgeek itches.
Perhaps, but I know that when I get on a stationary bike, I like to put those kind of videos on and pretend I'm riding my bicycle somewhere...
This is an interesting look into the lives of the men who controlled the Titian II missiles in Arkansas.
A PBS documentary:
Command and Control (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XaHyldDU10)
Quote from: inkyatari on January 03, 2018, 12:53:26 PM
Bright Sun Films - Abandoned
Same here!
Don't really watch any other YouTube series except for Dan Bell's Dead Mall Series (and his "Another Dirty Room" series back when he still posted those on YouTube prior to the Adpocalypse) and a few online reviewers. Most of what I watch though tends to be train, railroad crossing, or tornado siren videos, a good 99% of which couldn't really be considered a series.
Pecos Hank (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAQpSHsgUcNt6uCOjpgD8kw), a storm chaser, nature photographer, and musician. His storm chasing videos are incredible.
ElectroBOOM (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJ0-OtVpF0wOKEqT2Z1HEtA), an Iranian-born electrical engineer who builds stuff. A little technical, sometimes, but the knowledge isn't needed to enjoy his content.
Finally, Doug Polk's poker channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyI7FNTudkyALBh9N7hwI9Q). Probably a little specialized here, but if you enjoy poker and understand the basics, his hand breakdowns (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFZTVU_cpCnsE_KqKYjAE132HywfN1vrt) are fantastic.
I enjoy some Practical Engineering every now and then. He did one over what MSE is and how it works. That was cool!
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I'm subscribed to hundreds of channels, but here are a few I watch regularly:
VIDEO OPTION CHANNEL (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCryItMG5CX-iF_7OzRTn9SA) - YouTube outlet for the video side of the Japanese drifting magazine Option, mostly old D1 Grand Prix events, but also other Japanese car culture content.
Noriyaro (https://www.youtube.com/user/noriyaro) - An Australian drifter living in Japan, lots of excellently-shot videos about various aspects of Japanese car culture, and POV drifting videos.
WhatCulture Gaming (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvO9Xk3bheuxEemvknCj72g) - "Top 10" style videos related to gaming, as well as gaming news and humor, etc.
The Slow Mo Guys (https://www.youtube.com/user/theslowmoguys) - Excessively high-end high-speed cinematography for comparatively pointless subjects. Also features Gavin Free of Rooster Teeth and Achievement Hunter, both of which I also used to watch pretty frequently, but I've slacked off in recent years.
Regular Car Reviews (https://www.youtube.com/user/RegularCars) - Irregular reviews of regular cars. Probably NSFW.
Quote from: Sanctimoniously on March 01, 2018, 01:25:29 AM
Regular Car Reviews (https://www.youtube.com/user/RegularCars) - Irregular reviews of regular cars. Probably NSFW.
Oh man, I watched a ton of those videos a while back, but didn't subscribe and forgot all about it. They're great. Now I've got something new to watch when otherwise unoccupied. :biggrin:
Here's one I stumbled across last night and subsequently spent 2 hours watching: How Ridiculous (https://www.youtube.com/user/whoisjimmy)
It's a few Australian guys doing all sorts of crazy stuff. What I was mostly watching was a series of videos where they were dropping anvils onto various things from a 45 meter tower.
Quote from: Buck87 on March 01, 2018, 09:41:21 AM
Here's one I stumbled across last night and subsequently spent 2 hours watching: How Ridiculous (https://www.youtube.com/user/whoisjimmy)
It's a few Australian guys doing all sorts of crazy stuff. What I was mostly watching was a series of videos where they were dropping anvils onto various things from a 45 meter tower.
Reminds me of the old David Letterman "dropping things off a ten story tower" routine. I recall he did a bag of flour, doused with gasoline and set on fire, and once, a pinata full of baked beans...
Quote from: inkyatari on March 01, 2018, 10:00:28 AM
Quote from: Buck87 on March 01, 2018, 09:41:21 AM
Here's one I stumbled across last night and subsequently spent 2 hours watching: How Ridiculous (https://www.youtube.com/user/whoisjimmy)
It's a few Australian guys doing all sorts of crazy stuff. What I was mostly watching was a series of videos where they were dropping anvils onto various things from a 45 meter tower.
Reminds me of the old David Letterman "dropping things off a ten story tower" routine. I recall he did a bag of flour, doused with gasoline and set on fire, and once, a pinata full of baked beans...
I believe he also dropped a bowling ball into a bathtub filled with ketchup.
Quote from: Buck87 on January 03, 2018, 12:52:46 PM
I've seen a lot of my subscribed channels mentioned already: The Great War, CPG Grey, Wonderwhy, Wendover Productions, Half as Interesting
some others that I also follow:
Tom Scott - British guy who points out various "things you might not know" and "amazing places" among other things
Extra Credits - Primarily a channel about video games, but what I watch are their animated history videos which typically come in 4-6 episode series.
Geography Now - a guy making summary videos about each country in the world
Knowledge Hub - similar style as CPG Grey, Wendover Productions etc
Nerd(cubed) - computer game reviewer. I don't give a shit about gaming, but this British guy is funny as hell and I especially like watching his Rollercoaster Tycoon and Planet Coaster series, as well as his reviews of simulators.
Geography Now
Knowledge Hub
Nerd
2Appear in my suggested list also, and I watch a video form them -- from time to time.
Quote from: CNGL-Leudimin on January 03, 2018, 05:34:24 PM
I'm now waiting for the 2018 season of the Appalachian Trail hikers. They should be starting by mid-February. I follow a few of them on their way North from Springer Mountain in Georgia, and I usually go with the faster, eventually arriving at Mount Katahdin in Maine by early August.
Already in with this. This time I started following a couple hikers already in early February. One is now at Erwin TN, and the other at the Fontana Dam in NC.
I follow some train hoppers and as recently as November of 2017 (IIRC) one of those hoppers got killed. HoboStobe... RIP.
This (https://youtu.be/N4PW66_g6XA?t=575) is interesting Wendover Productions knows how to fix traffic forever, and then claims there is no way to fix traffic... :banghead:
Please, feel free to watch the whole video, but that is where the start of "Sorry, but you're SOL regarding your traffic problems!" ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
While I have this thread, here is a Modern Marvels documentary on America's Super Highways (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIhnYZEt_Cw)!
For the inner roadgeek in us all! (The whole forum?) Hehe, I know! :bigass:
Quote from: CNGL-Leudimin on March 01, 2018, 04:26:43 PM
Quote from: CNGL-Leudimin on January 03, 2018, 05:34:24 PM
I'm now waiting for the 2018 season of the Appalachian Trail hikers. They should be starting by mid-February. I follow a few of them on their way North from Springer Mountain in Georgia, and I usually go with the faster, eventually arriving at Mount Katahdin in Maine by early August.
Already in with this. This time I started following a couple hikers already in early February. One is now at Erwin TN, and the other at the Fontana Dam in NC.
I watch Foor Your Success every now and then. I love his hiking Videos.
Quote from: TheArkansasRoadgeek on March 01, 2018, 07:46:42 PM
This (https://youtu.be/N4PW66_g6XA?t=575) is interesting Wendover Productions knows how to fix traffic forever, and then claims there is no way to fix traffic... :banghead:
I'm pretty sure his fix is "get everyone in self-driving cars". Actually, his REAL fix is probably "get everyone in airplanes" ;)
Here is some interesting gameplay on the game Freeways:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDlzPVXzcsU
Surprised there hasn't been a mention of Kurzgesagt here. It's a really interesting youtube channel with rather captivating videos on various topics, primarily science, although sometimes philosophy and other topics. They only upload one video a month, though, but that's the tradeoff for how good their videos are. They explain some really interesting and complex concepts like string theory and quantum computing in cartoon animation. If you're ever curious about something and want to know more, it's a good channel.
Quote from: index on March 06, 2018, 02:39:18 PM
Surprised there hasn't been a mention of Kurzgesagt here. It's a really interesting youtube channel with rather captivating videos on various topics, primarily science, although sometimes philosophy and other topics. They only upload one video a month, though, but that's the tradeoff for how good their videos are. They explain some really interesting and complex concepts like string theory and quantum computing in cartoon animation. If you're ever curious about something and want to know more, it's a good channel.
Ah yes, good channel.
This right here is my favorite video of theirs:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8nHBGFKLHZQ
Recently started watching the channel FIlmCow.
I started with "Llamas With Hats"
"Whitey's gotta pay. And that payment is baby hands."
Then I moved on to "Charlie the UNicorn"...
And "Detective Heart of America"
And then "Detective Heart of America: The Feature FIlm" This is batshit insane, and I loved every one of its hour 16 minutes running time.
Quote from: inkyatari on March 11, 2018, 11:19:51 PM
Recently started watching the channel FIlmCow.
I started with "Llamas With Hats"
"Whitey's gotta pay. And that payment is baby hands."
Then I moved on to "Charlie the UNicorn"...
And "Detective Heart of America"
And then "Detective Heart of America: The Feature FIlm" This is batshit insane, and I loved every one of its hour 16 minutes running time.
FilmCow's Charlie the Unicorn was a thing back when I was like 8 or 9! That was the shit! Where have you been? The most memorable episode was Candy Mountain.
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Quote from: TheArkansasRoadgeek on March 12, 2018, 03:32:52 AM
FilmCow's Charlie the Unicorn was a thing back when I was like 8 or 9! That was the shit! Where have you been? The most memorable episode was Candy Mountain.
Raising kids.
We're on a bridge, Charlie!
I have lately begun to get into The Modern Rogue channel. They are like TheKingofRandom, but a lot more adult(-ish) :bigass:
Another I've started watching.. Lazy Game Reviews. The Oddware playlist is fascinating.
Quote from: Rothman on March 12, 2018, 10:54:11 AM
We're on a bridge, Charlie!
I remember being absolutely obsessed with Charlie the Unicorn as a little kid, I wouldn't ever shut up about it. I would take my father's phone and watch it wherever I went... Why??
Quote from: CNGL-Leudimin on January 03, 2018, 05:34:24 PM
I'm now waiting for the 2018 season of the Appalachian Trail hikers. They should be starting by mid-February. I follow a few of them on their way North from Springer Mountain in Georgia, and I usually go with the faster, eventually arriving at Mount Katahdin in Maine by early August.
I just got around to reading this thread. I'm assuming you watched Reddmage and Early Riser 71 last year. I really enjoyed watching both of their hikes. I have yet to find a good southbound channel. I'd really like to watch someone complete a hike that direction for a change.
Here is some Practical Engineering for ya!
Mechanically Stabilized Earth (MSE)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0olpSN6_TCc
If you're interested in seeing the face behind the voice of Wendover Productions and Half as Interesting, check out this video of him appearing on StarTalk with Neil deGrasse Tyson
https://youtu.be/OTEIbWy8AvY
Quote from: Buck87 on April 01, 2018, 05:09:09 PM
If you're interested in seeing the face behind the voice of Wendover Productions and Half as Interesting, check out this video of him appearing on StarTalk with Neil deGrasse Tyson
https://youtu.be/OTEIbWy8AvY
I actually watched that video recently.
That is exactly how I pictured Wendover/HAI's appearance.
So, was anyone surprised to see Micheal from Vsauce as the creator of HowToBasic? :D :-D
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JSXGagNzNLw
I found this channel Florida Dashcam (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYgf7zZTOlE4wjKglMxMdVg) today. You Floridians will have to let me know if this driving is an everyday occurrence! :wow: :wow: :wow: