Youtube recommendations, let's beat the algorithm

[JadedWolf]

 

[uuuhhii]

 

why is half of the video unavailable on ytube

what is wrong with them again

[Gorgon]

 

[LadyCrimson]

Rather fascinating to watch him make it, plus maybe I found a new hobby. Of course, I'd have to figure out what they're using. Some kind of liquid plastic? Would you have to do one layer, wait for it to harden, do another layer etc? No clue. Bah, I'd probably be terrible at it.  I want my own Derpy lamp, tho. 

 

 

Edited Tuesday at 11:12 AM by LadyCrimson

[Hurlshort]

I figure I should add my Youtube mainstays. I tend to find most youtubers to be hard to watch, but I have a couple fitness people that are solid. 

Yoga with Adriene is super calming. My wife and I often do routines in the early mornings when we are too tired to do a hard workout, but want to start the day off with some movements:

Strength training is super important as you age, and I've been trying to incorporate more into my weekly regimen. I have some dumbbells and a bench, but I don't really know what I'm doing to work different muscle groups and not hurt myself. Tom Peto is the best I've seen on Youtube. Again, he's a calming guy. I don't need someone yelling at me when I'm working out in my garage. 

Lastly, the only person I watch on the couch is Pompsie. 

 

[ShadySands]

I watch RLM and occasionally Daily Show clips. I have premium that I got with something. There was a Shadowrun lore podcast that I would also watch but they haven't dropped anything in a long while. That's about it. I still don't really browse or anything. My son had YT kids but I blocked it because I thought it was mostly all trash because it's all watching other kids unbox and/or play with toys and weird obnoxious kids.

/Grumpy old man yelling at clouds

Edited Wednesday at 11:14 AM by ShadySands

[Malcador]

Was going through my Youtube favourites, 2007 really was the golden age of it.  Stuff like this on it