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What was the last YouTube video you watched?

Mr Allen

Mr Allen

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I watched Rock n' Roll by Status Quo, a British Band popular from the late 60s and early to mid 80s.

How about you lot?
 
The Stone Roses 'Beautiful Thing' audio only on their vevo account, they really should give up now.

If you're talking about actual videos, it was either one about travelling with Aspergers from The Aspie World, or a clip of the scousers characters from Harry Enfield.
 
Yes, I'm aware this will be offensive to many. The title says it all. If it offends you, please give it a miss ...

Some Cultures Are Better Than Others -
Paul Joseph Watson

 

Some people who post regularly on youtube...I get the
impression that in another century, they might have been
or at least would have tried to be, newspaper or magazine
columnists.
 


Bike pack medical kit and what I should put in it. This video gave me some ideas,
although they were mainly about packing things for people you might encounter
who hadn't thought to bring one.
 
tree said:

Some people who post regularly on youtube...I get the
impression that in another century, they might have been
or at least would have tried to be, newspaper or magazine
columnists.
Click to expand...

I love Jenna Marbles :hearteyes:
She calls it like she sees it and doesn't hold back :cool:
 
A video on field stripping a Ruger MKII 22cal. handgun. I have done it before, but needed a refresher. This is easily the most difficult to disassemble weapon that I own.
 
A video on Auditory Processing Disorder. It sort of fits me, that and I also have a keen interest in psychological and neurological conditions.
 
a tutorial video for making a simple first person shooter in Unity, if I ever get a PC that will run Unity and is powerful enough to make Xbox One as well as PC games I might watch some more tute videos.
 
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