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What’s the old show business saying about never working with kids or animals?

Making friends is hard. . . at any age.

Elvis live in '73. No lip synching here!

The most inspirational video ever.
Warning: NSFW so broken link and if you have teenagers (and older) around that play video games you may recognize them in this popoff. For context, here is the background on Streets 1:12.

I present Ryan Lockwood. https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=oYmqJl4MoNI

I guess we’ve all seen Mentos/Coke geysers.* How about Mentos + Coke + oil?

*If you somehow missed that, she covers it at the beginning.

9 January 1978: Bob Barker socially distances an enthusiastic contestant: “You stay on your disc and I’ll stay on my disc.”

Just saw this one. It’s on a compilation of videos with surprise ending and all I have to say is it’s a must see.

Rough… thanks for sharing.

Cool!

That was supposed to send you over here. :slight_smile:

BUMP

I’ve been watching MrBeast ever since he did his Squid Game video and even though he is apparently aimed at kids, I rather enjoy the channel and it is something I can watch with my kids. His videos are totally appropriate and it is really fun to watch the challenges he comes up with. He must be somewhat smart, as he has taken a silly little youtube channel and turned it into a big money maker.

It’s not stop motion, it’s puppetry.
AWESOME video however it was made.

This is a cigarette advert that was shown in IIRC mid-70s in UK cinemas. People would cheer when it came on. Very non-PC https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGETLgNytCw

From last year but just turned up in my Facebook feed:

Performances by Sierra Hull, then Chris Smither at Jorma Kaukonen’s Fur Peace Ranch guitar camp. Requires a time investment that will not be regretted.

That is a fine video of Chris Smithers. I love his finger picking style! I really appreciate that they do focus on his playing since I’m continually trying to learn finger picking (why is it so hard?).

I’m glad that you dug it. My own discovery of him was of the 'better late than never" variety.

Roseanne Barr, Donald Trump, and Michael Moore talking together

“Fables of 45”, a tribute to Mingus’ “Fables of Faubus”. It’s a zany melody arranged in mini big band fashion, & includes a supercut of Trump’s public quotes played on bari sax in the style of Mononeon