Youtube videos you keep going back to

mikecope · 13-06-2020 1:14am

Young, beautiful, rich people having fun, 4K and a cool sound track. I like how the other half lives.

Mister Vain · 13-06-2020 9:37am

This is funny as fook.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9vUQT2XSpU

Irish_rat · 05-07-2020 1:10am

y0ssar1an22 wrote: »

was he on 900k back in the day?! :eek:
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This is one of the best videos on YouTube. Kenny is a big hypocrite for sure.

Irish_rat · 05-07-2020 1:21am

Nigel Fairservice wrote: »

I've read similar stories about B and B. I've also read the BBC were looking to work with him. I'd imagine the BBC would do their due diligence. It's hard to know what to believe about him. Although, some of the other lads that pop up in his videos like Harald Baldr and Irish Partizan definitely come across as weird/creepy.

Yep definitely something creepy about them. Their buddies Tim K and Soviet pimp Conor Clyne don't hide their exploits as well.

Harold Baldrs content is better imo than B&B

ILoveYourVibes · 05-07-2020 1:24am

Riddle101 · 05-07-2020 2:54am

Classic comedy sketch by the Two Ronnies. Should be up there with Monty Python's legendary Dead Parrot sketch.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gi_6SaqVQSw

McGinniesta · 05-07-2020 11:51am

They used to allow fanny fart videos.

That was the golden age of youtube.

A few king assripper videos were real top notch.

Tourettes guy was quality

gormdubhgorm · 15-02-2021 10:15pm

I challenge anyone to watch this and not laugh.

Featuring John Lennon, Chuck Berry and Yoko Ono.

Wanderer2010 · 15-02-2021 10:23pm

Anything with cute dogs greeting or interacting with owners. Lowers my blood pressure just looking at them.

15-02-2021 10:45pm

gormdubhgorm wrote: »

I challenge anyone to watch this and not laugh.

Featuring John Lennon, Chuck Berry and Yoko Ono.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4K07Kz7M8Q

branie2 · 16-02-2021 12:07am

Religious videos

Quantum Erasure · 16-02-2021 12:47am

This keeps getting removed, but it's up again for now

FatherTed · 16-02-2021 1:50am

They did some amazing stuff back in the 70's

gormdubhgorm · 19-02-2021 5:25pm

This Only Fools and Horses bit where Del blends in with the Dutch

Quantum Erasure · 20-02-2021 3:53am

Magnets, can't explain that...

Quantum Erasure · 21-02-2021 3:59am

Who's on first?

If you've never seen this, give it a watch, takes a minute to set the scene

French Toast · 21-02-2021 4:04am

Quantum Erasure wrote: »

This keeps getting removed, but it's up again for now

This, Reeling in the Years and Hands are the only things RTE can be proud of.

dresden8 · 21-02-2021 4:44am

Gene Hunt kicking in a nonce.

Yamanoto · 21-02-2021 12:15pm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTpUqzpOm8U

Lewis_Benson · 21-02-2021 9:05pm

Jim Brownings videos.

dxhound2005 · 21-02-2021 9:07pm

The Bushman.

Psychlops · 21-02-2021 10:13pm

TheW1zard wrote: »

The iceman interviews (richard kalinski or whatever)

Absolutely brilliant. Watched these after reading the book.

Andrewf20 · 21-02-2021 10:23pm

No bad language and yet still gets the laughs.

Yurt2 · 24-02-2021 3:59am

Irish_rat wrote: »

Yep definitely something creepy about them. Their buddies Tim K and Soviet pimp Conor Clyne don't hide their exploits as well.

Harold Baldrs content is better imo than B&B

Yeah yerman Conor Clyne is an odd chap. Looked him up a while back, obviously an extremely smart fellow, was a lawyer for the EU at one stage and is multilingual. Took a very odd left-turn in his life and is now operating same weird mail order bride / dating service for Western European men coming to Eastern Europe (?or I don't know what?)?

Bald and Bankrupt is extremely entertaining though.

fryup · 24-02-2021 10:40am

whenever i'm feeling down in the dumps i go straight to this video, it cheers me up no end, the first time i watched it i had tears running down my face ...its priceless

ladies & gentlemen i give you scottish tourettes....enjoy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=McXPssyYlO0

No again Danni · 24-02-2021 10:49am

I saw that years ago. You can't help but laugh.

Must be a very hard thing to live with though.

fryup · 24-02-2021 10:55am

yes no doubt its a very distressing condition and under normal circumstances i wouldn't laugh at it, but its just the carefree nature they deal with it and of course the scottish accents that makes it so funny

24-02-2021 11:09am

fryup wrote: »

whenever i'm feeling down in the dumps i go straight to this video, it cheers me up no end, the first time i watched it i had tears running down my face ...its priceless

ladies & gentlemen i give you scottish tourettes....enjoy

No again Danni wrote: »

I saw that years ago. You can't help but laugh.

Must be a very hard thing to live with though.

fryup wrote: »

yes no doubt its a very distressing condition and under normal circumstances i wouldn't laugh at it, but its just the carefree nature they deal with it and of course the scottish accents that makes it so funny

Some of the best advocates for just how difficult it is to live with - and how hard it has been on their own lives - are the ones who are also able to see the funny side of it themselves and laugh at their own condition.

They can laugh at the condition and themselves without for one moment taking away from the seriousness of the condition or it's effects. And that is a great thing.

The two examples that jump to mind are:

1) The Gamer Sweet Anita - aside from being (to me anyway) astoundingly attractive she is also one who really sees the funny side of her own condition. But speaks a lot about it and raising awareness of it. Here is one of her "outtakes" videos but there are many many more.

2) Lewis QBall - from northern Ireland. His raising awareness about tourettes in a comical way got him a short stint as a BBC Talk show presenter. But he does show the funny side of it too. Such as this time he tried to read childrens poems and ended up slapping himself in the head with his own phone. "The F blind Cnts are deaf as well!!!"

retalivity · 24-02-2021 11:16am

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hw2CsBz_cKY

No again Danni · 24-02-2021 11:19am

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Some of the best advocates for just how difficult it is to live with - and how hard it has been on their own lives - are the ones who are also able to see the funny side of it themselves and laugh at their own condition.

They can laugh at the condition and themselves without for one moment taking away from the seriousness of the condition or it's effects. And that is a great thing.

The two examples that jump to mind are:

1) The Gamer Sweet Anita - aside from being (to me anyway) astoundingly attractive she is also one who really sees the funny side of her own condition. But speaks a lot about it and raisi

That guy who won Big Brother aswell. Pete Bennet. Very good looking fella and he won because he was a nice lad not because he had tourettes. You didn't even notice the tics that much after a while but yes being able to laugh about it would make all the difference. You have to accept it and doing that means that it can be funny sometimes otherwise you would just be miserable.

fryup · 24-02-2021 11:23am

Deleted User wrote: »

1) The Gamer Sweet Anita - aside from being (to me anyway) astoundingly attractive she is also one who really sees the funny side of her own condition. But speaks a lot about it and raising awareness of it.

she's gorgeous,

btw- is she making the popping sound?

2lazytogetup · 24-02-2021 11:25am

I kept going back to Hardy bucks videos on youtube. but less so now. just pointing it out in case some people havent heard of them

24-02-2021 11:26am

fryup wrote: »

she's gorgeous,

btw- is she making the popping sound?

Yeah - often vocal tourettes is random but usually there is also one or two things that they shout a lot.

Sweet Anita I think makes the whistle-popping sound a lot and says something like "Cum on a biscuit" a lot. She also switches into a weird "announcer" voice and says things like "You've got mail".

Qball normally slaps his own forehead and his common vocal tic is "Fck Caramel blloxs!" which I think he started selling on a TShirt at one point.

French Toast · 24-02-2021 11:43am

Andrewf20 wrote: »

No bad language and yet still gets the laughs.

Brendan's drunk bits were second to none. He was a great entertainer.

Quantum Erasure · 25-02-2021 7:21am

gormdubhgorm · 25-02-2021 2:39pm

fryup wrote: »

yes no doubt its a very distressing condition and under normal circumstances i wouldn't laugh at it, but its just the carefree nature they deal with it and of course the scottish accents that makes it so funny

Even the advisor/therapist cracked up laughing at one stage, in fairness. Plus you can see when the therapist said that is not a very good word. To the fella who said '**** off' he smiled. And yer man who said he was terrible at playing charades. Definitely is humour in it. But jayus, it must be very wearing to live with that condition. I am surprised that they do not go off the wall altogether.

silverharp · 25-02-2021 3:00pm

a great first reaction

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VGTaA6d3BXQ

Eire Go Brach · 25-02-2021 3:11pm

His little face. Cracks me up every time.

https://youtu.be/qLSyoXw0I5E

storker · 25-02-2021 3:16pm

This, for the humour and cynicism:

This for the humour and straight faces:

Also:

ednwireland · 25-02-2021 3:20pm

Rob newmans history of oil

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DCwafIntj0

Frogeye · 25-02-2021 5:25pm

two blokes in a van

Nicolas Winton on this is your life

Clips of "the wire"

the most courageous act to ever take place on a track Steve Jones

murpho999 · 25-02-2021 5:58pm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sR6UeVptzRg

Never get tired of Ricky Gervais making celebs uncomfortable.

fryup · 25-02-2021 6:03pm

gormdubhgorm wrote: »

Definitely is humour in it. But jayus, it must be very wearing to live with that condition. I am surprised that they do not go off the wall altogether.

amongst themselves they can laugh at it...but out in the public amongst strangers it must be hell

its like what's the worst thing you could say in a public setting...most of us would stay silent, but those poor buggers just blurt it out!:o

storker · 11-03-2021 11:10am

ancapailldorcha · 11-03-2021 11:18am

storker wrote: »

This for the humour and straight faces:

The thing about this is that it's one of the very few times David Brent behaves like an actual manager and this is how it goes. Such a brilliant bit of comedy.

retalivity · 11-03-2021 11:21am

It appears to have been taken down from youtube now, but the old Classical music Bugs Bunny cartoons, especially 'What's Opera Doc'

Appears to be on Dailymotion and Vimeo

FanadMan · 11-03-2021 2:50pm

Bigclivedotcom if I'm working on something and get stuck and know that he's covered it. Very intelligent and funny presenter. And his live streams on a Saturday night are booze filled comedies.

The Secret Life of Machines by Tim Hunkin and Rex Garrod. Really interesting stuff and made on a small budget for Channel 4 (I think). Btw, Tim Hunkin has just started a new series on YT called The Secret Life of Components.

fryup · 12-03-2021 6:53pm

retalivity wrote: »

It appears to have been taken down from youtube now, but the old Classical music Bugs Bunny cartoons, especially 'What's Opera Doc'

love those old time cartoons, Tom & Jerry being my favourite, RTE used to show them all the time esp as a filler

Montage of Feck · 12-03-2021 9:24pm

What ever happened to the cartoons? Haven't seen any tom&jerry or loony toons for years.

Youtube videos you keep going back to

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