OFFICIAL YOUTUBE Thread MUST HAVE DESCRIPTIVE TITLES-Vol 5

[Halb]

GrumpyTwig said:

Halb said:

=fastest way to lose belly fat by Arnold | Interview | TopNewsage=

fun chat with AhNold, a bit about belly fat but mostly other stuff

https://youtu.be/LkNvP6tt6b8

I could listen to him talk about anything, such a cool guy.

"Which way's the beach?" lol

Yeah, such a cool guy, he cycles through Santa Monica most mornings at 7ish

[p1stonhead]

Last lap of Macau yesterday

Amazing.

https://youtu.be/m6mobnU0i1w

[glazbagun]

p1stonhead said:

Last lap of Macau yesterday

Amazing.

https://youtu.be/m6mobnU0i1w

Very good.

Was there contact at the end or did they both leave it too late on the brakes? I think I could hear one car sliding before the camera switched. Also the first time I've seen a car cross the line missing wheels.

[p1stonhead]

glazbagun said:

p1stonhead said:

Last lap of Macau yesterday

Amazing.

https://youtu.be/m6mobnU0i1w

Very good.

Was there contact at the end or did they both leave it too late on the brakes? I think I could hear one car sliding before the camera switched. Also the first time I've seen a car cross the line missing wheels.

I assume they both over cooked it. If there was contact it would be a shame after such an epic clean fight. I hope they were just so in the zone that they forgot to slow down enough

[glazbagun]

p1stonhead said:

glazbagun said:

p1stonhead said:

Last lap of Macau yesterday

Amazing.

https://youtu.be/m6mobnU0i1w

Very good.

Was there contact at the end or did they both leave it too late on the brakes? I think I could hear one car sliding before the camera switched. Also the first time I've seen a car cross the line missing wheels.

I assume they both over cooked it. If there was contact it would be a shame after such an epic clean fight. I hope they were just so in the zone that they forgot to slow down enough

Yeah, watching it a few times it looks like the previous lead car loses downforce in the braking zone whilst simultaneously trying a tighter turn. the overtaking car just didn't/couldn't slow down enough and lost it on exit Great battle on a really tight track!

[Halb]

Are athletes really getting faster, better, stronger? | David Epstein

https://youtu.be/8COaMKbNrX0

[Halb]

The Ideal Diet for Humans | Galit Goldfarb | TEDxWilmington

https://youtu.be/2wG3b3ql34A

[anonymous-user]

Halb said:

=The Ideal Diet for Humans | Galit Goldfarb | TEDxWilmington=
https://youtu.be/2wG3b3ql34A

reverse diseases, god they talk some st. And they always have their own 'food system'.

Funny enough none of these diets have in them something that could reduce autoimmune deceases as well as boost the immune system, parasites. Which have lived in human guts for hundreds of millennium.

Edited by The Spruce goose on Sunday 19th November 22:18

[kowalski655]

p1stonhead said:

Last lap of Macau yesterday

Amazing.

https://youtu.be/m6mobnU0i1w

Speaking of Macau
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1n8F4uClUU

[Saleen836]

Couldn't find this on YT so appologies for the book of face link...
https://www.facebook.com/462527754133349/videos/48...

[threadlock]

Saleen836 said:

Couldn't find this on YT so appologies for the book of face link...
https://www.facebook.com/462527754133349/videos/48...

You didn't add a description, so here's mine: Japanese man "accidentally" pees on woman next to a pile of hay in a fake prank.

[Halb]

Halb said:

=The Ideal Diet for Humans | Galit Goldfarb | TEDxWilmington=
https://youtu.be/2wG3b3ql34A

basically saying the same thing

The food we were born to eat: John McDougall at TEDxFremont

https://youtu.be/d5wfMNNr3ak

Plant-strong & healthy living: Rip Esselstyn at TEDxFremont

https://youtu.be/AAkEYcmCCCk

Edited by Halb on Monday 20th November 15:45

[glazbagun]

I used to love Ted talks and still do to an extent. It does strike me these days, however, that anyone that can stump up the cash for the floorspace and an idea can have a Tedx talk, which dilutes the impact somewhat.

I think my favourites are probably this one from (only 11 years ago!) 2006 (the technology that would later be used in smartphone screens. The audience collectively has their mind blown. )

And this one by Hans Rosling on population growth & poverty vs energy consumption.

[Baron Greenback]

Some great awesome surfing in Portugal

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=doOnHy01O3A

Very close shave for one lass who black out!

[SystemParanoia]

glazbagun said:

I used to love Ted talks and still do to an extent. It does strike me these days, however, that anyone that can stump up the cash for the floorspace and an idea can have a Tedx talk, which dilutes the impact somewhat.

I think my favourites are probably this one from (only 11 years ago!) 2006 (the technology that would later be used in smartphone screens. The audience collectively has their mind blown. )

And this one by Hans Rosling on population growth & poverty vs energy consumption.

my all time Favourite ted talk

How to sound smart in your TEDx Talk
https://youtu.be/8S0FDjFBj8o

[AstonZagato]

glazbagun said:

I used to love Ted talks and still do to an extent. It does strike me these days, however, that anyone that can stump up the cash for the floorspace and an idea can have a Tedx talk, which dilutes the impact somewhat.

I think my favourites are probably this one from (only 11 years ago!) 2006 (the technology that would later be used in smartphone screens. The audience collectively has their mind blown. )

And this one by Hans Rosling on population growth & poverty vs energy consumption.

I remember watching that smart screen presentation and thinking that it was all a bit far fetched and unlikely to make it to a mainstream device...

[Halb]

glazbagun said:

I used to love Ted talks and still do to an extent. It does strike me these days, however, that anyone that can stump up the cash for the floorspace and an idea can have a Tedx talk, which dilutes the impact somewhat.

I think my favourites are probably this one from (only 11 years ago!) 2006 (the technology that would later be used in smartphone screens. The audience collectively has their mind blown. )

And this one by Hans Rosling on population growth & poverty vs energy consumption.

Wow. Thanks! I'll watch that smart phone one.

[glazbagun]

This is perfection. Guy waits ages for the perfect shot only to have it ruined at the last minute.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/world-us-canada-42060...

[Tycho]

glazbagun said:

This is perfection. Guy waits ages for the perfect shot only to have it ruined at the last minute.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/world-us-canada-42060...

That reminds me of this one:

Flying Scotsman

[p1stonhead]

Not youtube but this tickled me

Guy filming a demolition gets thwarted by a bus almost to the second

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/world-us-canada-42060...