YouTube Junkie

[Kriegsspiel]

Normally, I'd have to go to a different kind of site to see a chick get spit on and beaten with sticks... but if you trust the algorithm, it will deliver

That woman is disgusting. The woman she spits on is kind of cute, though.

Bro... Harsh.

[dualstow]

If you're impatient (kriegs), jump to the 6-minute mark.
https://youtu.be/MSEQZ8reJA4
Or even 4:20 (no cannabis reference intended)

[Kriegsspiel]

Good find.

[Ad Orientem]

Something to look forward to when it's safe travel again.

https://youtu.be/lwYk7g6z7W8

I lived in Italy for two years back in the 1980s while in the Navy. They were among the happiest years of my life.

[Ad Orientem]

A ten part series covering the background of Pearl Harbor (79 years ago today) and a near minute by minute breakdown of the actual attack. I just finished it and it's top notch.

Part 1 https://youtu.be/Joh2BXPsrXs

FDR's famous war speech full and unedited... https://youtu.be/5eml6lxlmjY

[vnatale]

A ten part series covering the background of Pearl Harbor (79 years ago today) and a near minute by minute breakdown of the actual attack. I just finished it and it's top notch.

Part 1 https://youtu.be/Joh2BXPsrXs

FDR's famous war speech full and unedited... https://youtu.be/5eml6lxlmjY

Thanks! I may not watch it but I can certainly listen to it while doing computer work that does not require total brain attention while I am doing it.

Vinny

[dualstow]

Monster wolf robots of Japan (45 sec)

https://youtu.be/-gI3KdrKfbs

[Ad Orientem]

I've had days like this.

https://youtu.be/Q9AM9oWgEnQ

[Mark Leavy]

I've had days like this.

https://youtu.be/Q9AM9oWgEnQ

Brilliant

[Ad Orientem]

Television gameshow "What's My Line" from Sunday September 20, 1959. The guest panelist is Groucho Marx and he pretty much destroys the regulars and guests. I can't believe this got past the censors.

https://youtu.be/p6wxrLjJobM

[Smith1776]

Linus Sebastian does an awesome roast of Nvidia after the PR debacle with Hardware Unboxed.

https://youtu.be/iXn9O-Rzb_M

[Kriegsspiel]

Between Two Ferns outtakes

[dualstow]

for Vinny

Upspeak - hey, I found a Joe Rogan clip on it
explicit language
https://youtu.be/HJdYVTYih3o

[vnatale]

for Vinny

Upspeak - hey, I found a Joe Rogan clip on it
explicit language
https://youtu.be/HJdYVTYih3o

Many thanks for this! And, congratulations to you for accomplishing several significant achievements! You motivated me to actually get up from my chair and reach over to grab the headphones. You got me to actually watch a video.

Until I just watched this I thought I was the only person in the world annoyed by having to hear that form of speech and I was just being my too oftentimes overly critical self. Glad to know that I'm not the only one who finds that type of speech super annoying!

Vinny

[dualstow]

Not youtube, just the new google doodle. JUPITER & SATURN
https://g.co/doodle/zb9rsyd

[Smith1776]

Index Funds: The Movie

https://youtu.be/JS0C-aJ-bAU

[Mark Leavy]

Watching l82start's movie recommendation Don Juan delMarco I did not know that the song Have you ever loved a woman was written for that movie. The movie had both english and spanish versions.

[l82start]

i just learned something new as well..

[vnatale]

Watching l82start's movie recommendation Don Juan delMarco I did not know that the song Have you ever loved a woman was written for that movie. The movie had both english and spanish versions.

Which version of the song are you referring to?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Have_You_ ... ed_a_Woman

Logically I assume it had to have been this one?

""Have You Ever Loved a Woman" is a blues song written by Billy Myles and first recorded by American blues artist Freddie King in 1960."

It first came to my attention when I heard Derek and the Dominos do it in 1970. I cannot remember how many other versions I have now heard of it or if I ever heard the original done by Freddie King.

Vinny

[Mark Leavy]

Watching l82start's movie recommendation Don Juan delMarco I did not know that the song Have you ever loved a woman was written for that movie. The movie had both english and spanish versions.

Which version of the song are you referring to?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Have_You_ ... ed_a_Woman

Logically I assume it had to have been this one?

""Have You Ever Loved a Woman" is a blues song written by Billy Myles and first recorded by American blues artist Freddie King in 1960."

If you follow your link, it mentions:

Not to be confused with Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman?.

That's the one I was referring to. Also, the one I linked to in my post.
My mistake for quoting the title incorrectly.

[l82start]

so does the great lover don mark leavy," suffer from a romanticism which is completely incurable, and even worse, highly contagious.”

[Mark Leavy]

so does the great lover don mark leavy," suffer from a romanticism which is completely incurable, and even worse, highly contagious.”

It's true

[vnatale]

Watching l82start's movie recommendation Don Juan delMarco I did not know that the song Have you ever loved a woman was written for that movie. The movie had both english and spanish versions.

Which version of the song are you referring to?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Have_You_ ... ed_a_Woman

Logically I assume it had to have been this one?

""Have You Ever Loved a Woman" is a blues song written by Billy Myles and first recorded by American blues artist Freddie King in 1960."

If you follow your link, it mentions:

Not to be confused with Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman?.

That's the one I was referring to. Also, the one I linked to in my post.
My mistake for quoting the title incorrectly.

You only linked to the Spanish version. Therefore when I just went to it, I only saw the Spanish title, not the English title.

Vinny

[Smith1776]

Just a wonderful Warren Buffett interview. If you need something to listen to while doing the dishes, listen to this!

https://youtu.be/-5zb74oZ02k

[GT]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35BkLkhL7Ag

R.I.P Dawn Wells AKA Marry Ann

We were just talking about G.I. in another thread... grew up on the reruns