Note worthy YouTube Channels/vids
- Thread starter Call Me Tim
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Bad Optics
Ediot
The Rise and Fall of the Cybergoth Movement
A short history of hats and why most people in the western world have stopped wearing head coverings.
fuck you quence
Remember guys: it’s not the size of the sub that matters; it’s how you use it that’s important.
Memory - how to improve it, how to compensate if you don’t remember things very well.
The Rise and Fall of Fry’s Electronics
Just finished watching that. Really cool to see bredons team reverse engineer and work so hard on recreating a pipe gun
i didnt know about ted's pipe pistol till that video. pretty neat.
Bad Optics
Ediot
I was really infatuated with Ted in late 2022, had him as a profile picture for a while. I didn't follow Neo-Luddism or anything but I was pretty into the case, I read half of ISAIF until I lost interest in general after the New Year. First time hearing of any gun though, gonna watch this tonight.
Call Me Tim
Dramacrat
Better anti-US gubbermint hero is Randy Weaver.
Research Ruby Ridge.
Why is this being suppressed? Ask the FBI. Ruby Ridge is still the all time #1 example of what not to do. Though Janet "The Totally Not a Bull Dyke" Reno tried to end the patriarchal supremacy in that category with Waco. I'm going to be fair and call it a draw.
Research Ruby Ridge.
Why is this being suppressed? Ask the FBI. Ruby Ridge is still the all time #1 example of what not to do. Though Janet "The Totally Not a Bull Dyke" Reno tried to end the patriarchal supremacy in that category with Waco. I'm going to be fair and call it a draw.
much better, the luty submachine gun
The uploader of this interesting video said:
In a previous video I introduced the oldest voices that can still be heard through recordings made on Édouard-Léon Scott de Martinville’s phonautograph and Thomas Edison’s early tinfoil phonograph. This time, we look at how efforts to promote Edison’s new “perfected” phonograph in Britain led to the preservation of the voices of many famous Victorians - from poets and composers like Robert Browning and Arthur Sullivan, to major political figures like William Gladstone. We will also see how his rivals finally succeeded in recording the voice of Queen Victoria.
In a previous video I introduced the oldest voices that can still be heard through recordings made on Édouard-Léon Scott de Martinville’s phonautograph and Thomas Edison’s early tinfoil phonograph. This time, we look at how efforts to promote Edison’s new “perfected” phonograph in Britain led to the preservation of the voices of many famous Victorians - from poets and composers like Robert Browning and Arthur Sullivan, to major political figures like William Gladstone. We will also see how his rivals finally succeeded in recording the voice of Queen Victoria.
Call Me Tim
Dramacrat
You wouldn't think a 60 ton tank would need spoilers for downforce traction, but German engineering. @Maysam elaborate please.
what id like to know is... who the fuck dunked the panzer in a vat of epoxy? that shit's way too glassy.
i did
needs more reflection.