For a change I decided to watch BGT as it aired - this audition really got me. Very moving. They've only been singing together for about a year.

Yes. You can buy cartridges with varying degrees of filtration. Easy to change (when you remember)
They've got them at most hardware stores or your local house depot, if you swing that way.

Ha Ha Ha...

Where from and when all them furriners snuck in...

Fucking uppity-assed Greenlanders, man...What? We ain't good enough for ya?

I think they're Danish citizens, why would they come here when they can go to Denmark.

When he takes the hot goop, cuts off a hunk with scissors, and feeds it into the rollers, he wearing heavy gloves to protect himself from the heat. Smart, but there's no way those gloves would be allowed in food production, there's no way to clean them.

i enjoyed that tremendously even though i am carb-restricted

Making fake food for display in the window of a Jap restaurant.

That never gets old. It reminds me, in that it involves floating the medium on water, of the paper marbling.

Ohmigod...I remember our science teacher doing that. He took the entire supply of sodium from the science block, and led us all out to the pond behind the school (referred to as the 'nature reserve') and threw it in.

Of course by then he'd totally stopped giving a fuck and was biding his time til he could get back into an industry job :p

A very pretty, very cool, but very inefficient layout camper.

What's inside...

Attachment 56740

The $11,000 Canon EF200-400mm f/4L IS USM Extender 1.4x lens:



What you want is the shot at the end, at about 1:20.

Link

It's only $10,999 at walmart, and $8,836 at Gadget Circuit, maybe I should grab one is case I get a Cannon. :lol2:

Retired people move to Florida, retired school buses move further south.
Caution: loudish sound track.

How about a cardboard house...

Mike Rowe for President!

The last of the scissors craftsmen...

how the Army waterproofs engines... may want to turn the sound down

Asbestos...bare hands...What could go wrong?

Pretty sticky, I doubt there was much airborne asbestos fiber... until the bits that didn't get pealed off dry out. ;)

Somebody copied that 1974 VW commercial. This could be done with a CJ Jeep also.

Gear ratio? How about 11,373,076:1?

Stay awake if you can:



Then he asks what it could be used for...:yelsick:

Diamond crusher? Jar opener? Nut/bolt untightener?

Dude reminds me of an evil genius. He should have been stroking a white cat throughout the video.

Fall down, go boom...

This is kind of awesome:

Oh wow that is. I could use it, as long as it could be modified to pick up most anything.

[quote=xoxoxoBruce;963549]Fall down, go boom...



Bruce I'm not going to tell you how much time I wasted on that video....:p:

Yeah, I know. :o I watch the whole thing AND backed up a couple of spots. iI's a shame there's always so much dust, I'd like to see how some of the top parts ended up. Some looked like it collapsed in a heap, while others looked like the top tipped over ending up well outside the footprint.

I watched the whole thing.:facepalm: I meant to watch about two or three minutes' worth.

Granted, this is no bandsaw, but it's still really, really cool.

I know, old and busted. Still a trip:

I'm still laughing three days later.

"New phone doesn't fit the old charger. That's your hero?"

Something different.

OMG I have a new favorite thing. (Worth a full screen, and good loud volume.)

*standing ovation*

That man needs a hobby.

A different hobby.

Pretty cool.

I always enjoyed the Sound of Music.

The hills are not alive, and neither is that video.

Some of these are pretty remarkable:

That vid didn't work last night on the Nook. My apologies.

Let there be light:

An amazing channel on YouTube.

Hmm, I wonder if watching that video is what made all his other videos pop up in my suggested Youtube videos.

Every once in a while, I find myself going through my YouTube history trying to figure out what combination of videos I have watched that is causing the unwanted suggestions I am getting, and then deleting those videos from my history.

A week or so ago, there was that video of the parking lot mishap where the truck driver hit the adjacent truck as he was pulling out of his spot. That led to some other fail video I watched, and before I knew it, there were all sorts of horrific death and mayhem videos being offered up to me. I'm not so interested in snuff films. Thanks anyway, Google. So I had to go back and start deleting viewed video history. Same thing with some rare color WW2 footage I watched not so long ago.

It's fun to watch mishaps where nobody is getting killed. I was watching a fail video of trees being cut down. Pretty funny watching all these trees coming down on houses or parked trucks, but as the video continued, they started getting to the widow makers. No, I don't want to see a tree landing on someone. Even an idiot who did it to themselves. Delete.

Six minutes of sanding, cleaning, and painting.

With some nice music.

Cool.

They got paid to do that.

Dedicated to Gravdigr. I think he is the only other person on this site who will understand the artistic beauty

Huh?

I forgot Fargon has the same art appreciation level as Gravdigr and I. Would you believe they received a $489,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Arts? I can't get a VA cardiac referral scheduled but I have this to watch.

Well no; and who told you that;

because they are actually Canadians

(and that kind of explains it anyway)

:3_eyes::3_eyes::3_eyes::3_eyes::3_eyes:

US Army WTF! sent an email stating they had received the grant for a US tour.

Based on searching the grant system at apps.nea.gov/grantsearch/, I believe that between 2004 and 2015, six US-based arts organizations were given NEA grants on the order of $10-20,000, for events and programs that included the Chouinard company, typically as one of several dance troupes. I welcome corrections from your source.

Well, egg on my face. I took their message on face value. Could they possibly be referencing an upcoming tour?