Those public music vids can brighten a morning.

Hey guys, women drivers:facepalm:, know what I mean?



;)

I love the maker corner of YouTube, like Adam Savage and Simone Giertz:

Simone spends more time babbling than working by a factor of six.:eyebrow:

This Nigerian kid is pretty clever...

Beekeeping, 1981, Atkinson and Cleese. Cleese ranks this as the second best sketch he's ever done (behind the Cheese Shop sketch)

Whaddaya know? They work together! Or, more accurately, against each other.


(just a promo for the show, not the whole thing)



Spoiler for the show: Simone wins.

My stomping ground...

When I talk about walking Carrot up Beacon Hill, or down in the valley, this is where I mean:

I'm not into the Hip-Hop scene, but very impressed with the physical abilities of these dancers. :eek:

I agree as to their athleticism, but St. Vitus also comes to mind.

Feeding the turtles watermelon...

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Big Bad Bill likes watermelon, too.

We will NOT be hand-feeding this sumbitch.

No, no way, not a chance...

Evolution in beads. Embiggen suggested.

This morning I read a review of the book 'Confessions of a Bookseller' by Shaun Bythell. No, it's not what you think.

He owns a second hand book shop in Wigtown, which is Scotland's centre for the trade and, in the review, comes across as somewhat irascible, a Basil Fawlty type as it were.

I had a dig around and found his website and a video in which he reads an extract from his earlier book 'Diary of a Bookseller'.

It shines a light on his character quite nicely.

I did not know a country could have a center for the used book trade...