Dat VIDEO!
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Thanks @manufc10 I laughed like hell watching the driving video it was my interior monologue come to life.
Bill Burr is one of my favorite comedians. You can find bits and pieces of his stand up routines all over YouTube. "Black friends, clothes, and Harlem"…."epidemic of gold digging whores"...."how you know the N word is coming"....all great ones among many others.
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And for the record Bill Burr is married to a black woman…. just thought I'd state that before any snowflakes became offended by his somewhat risque subject matter and material.
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You should check out Dina Hashem’s comedy roasts on YouTube. Funny as hell
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I watch this guy's videos a lot. He talks a lot about science related subject matter with good doses of humor thrown in. This particular video is funny
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Test post for @motojobobo
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Look at this beautiful bridge in the first scene ;).
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Saw this live not too long ago. It was awesome.
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Saw this live not too long ago. It was awesome.
YES! Bloody awesome, literally saw this yesterday and then went down the rabbit hole of drum cam footage, especially Ben Koller.
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Ended up here, after Giles posted this.
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@Aetas said in Dat VIDEO!:
For this, 28 minutes spare time is required.
(No left-over time
start at 21:30 :D)
I always see the need of a strong Denim at the final scenes."Wild horses have had their manes and tails clipped in Sabucedo (Galicia, Spain) for 350 years as a part of a deworming and hygienic old ritual. The horses are taken from the countryside into the "curro", a rounded corral, where they are cropped by the "aloitadores", the local wrestlers who immobilize the horse with their bare hands." Juan Rayos
Was in Spain the last days and remembered this thread and the beautiful vid I watched very often over the years, since first posted in 2014.
Some Bach music in the end @endo.
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@endo said in Dat VIDEO!:
… and of course, the BWV 988 is very beautiful.
Know you could name it.
Love the Cantata BMV 51 a bit more
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