OFFICIAL YOUTUBE Thread MUST HAVE DESCRIPTIVE TITLES-Vol 5

[Legacywr]

Not much on the tv, so I give you an old James O’Brien v JRM interview.

One of them comes across very odious, but I’m sure we’ll be divided by which one..

I enjoyed it

https://youtu.be/DF3OQkWEyZA

[robbiekhan]

Forgot about Omeleto short films so was refreshing to see this new one today



And then this one which actually got nominated for an Oscar:

Edited by robbiekhan on Monday 22 March 10:29

[Mannginger]

Not for the arachnophobia suffers - millions of spiders seeking to escape the Australian floods

[supertouring]

kdri155 said:

The Punjab Roadrunners,

Three guys buy Transits and drive from Bradford to Pakistan, made a good few years ago as it features Mk2 transits.
Great video here if you've got a spare hour to watch.

https://youtu.be/DfbemrqGOtw

Thanks for this one, looks like they put some effort into making it, even though it has something mocumentary about it.

[kowalski655]

2 year old boy "solving" the trolley problem
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-N_RZJUAQY4
And 2 years later, his sister at same age doing the same problem
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZULuedsaB9U

[threadlock]

kowalski655 said:

2 year old boy "solving" the trolley problem
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-N_RZJUAQY4
And 2 years later, his sister at same age doing the same problem
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZULuedsaB9U

Haha nice! I'd be equally proud of both of them!

[anonymous-user]

supertouring said:

kdri155 said:

The Punjab Roadrunners,

Three guys buy Transits and drive from Bradford to Pakistan, made a good few years ago as it features Mk2 transits.
Great video here if you've got a spare hour to watch.

https://youtu.be/DfbemrqGOtw

Thanks for this one, looks like they put some effort into making it, even though it has something mocumentary about it.

I enjoyed that as well.

Found a bit of history on it.

http://theflowerraj.org/multimedia/the-punjab-road...

''In 1980 David Hargreaves hitch-hiked the Hippy Trail from Britain to India. At the Austria/Yugoslav border he came across three British Pakistanis from east London driving Transit vans to Pakistan. Glad to have a white face on board through the communist badlands of eastern Europe, they gave him a ride all the way to Istanbul. About six weeks later at the Iran/Pakistan border he ran into three more British Pakistanis, this time from Blackburn, also piloting Transit vans.

He drove with them through the Baluch desert up to Quetta. By now he had become well acquainted with the practice of “Transit-to-Pakistan”, and had learnt that it was quite widespread amongst the British Pakistani community.''

[ben5575]

supertouring said:

kdri155 said:

The Punjab Roadrunners,

Three guys buy Transits and drive from Bradford to Pakistan, made a good few years ago as it features Mk2 transits.
Great video here if you've got a spare hour to watch.

https://youtu.be/DfbemrqGOtw

Thanks for this one, looks like they put some effort into making it, even though it has something mocumentary about it.

That's a great, life affirming film.

[Baron Greenback]

Crazy skii parachute red bull vid, guy missing a screw imo

[Mannginger]

That's ridiculous!

[Baron Greenback]

Incredible shot of the erupting Geldingadalir volcano in Iceland. Unfortunately the cost was one melted drone recovered his drone, the lights and sensors underneath had melted.

https://twistedsifter.com/videos/guys-drone-melts-...

[kowalski655]

[slartibartfast]

Liebherr - At icy heights
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQBlbpCrr_w

Four tower cranes were in continuous operation during the construction of Europe’s tallest building, the Lakhta Tower. At dizzying elevations, a Liebherr service technician made sure that everything ran smoothly, even in extreme weather conditions.


I had sweaty palms watching this

[Funk]

slartibartfast said:

Liebherr - At icy heights
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQBlbpCrr_w

Four tower cranes were in continuous operation during the construction of Europe’s tallest building, the Lakhta Tower. At dizzying elevations, a Liebherr service technician made sure that everything ran smoothly, even in extreme weather conditions.


I had sweaty palms watching this

FK. THAT.

Some people are just built different, aren't they...?

[Digger]

Funk said:

slartibartfast said:

Liebherr - At icy heights
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQBlbpCrr_w

Four tower cranes were in continuous operation during the construction of Europe’s tallest building, the Lakhta Tower. At dizzying elevations, a Liebherr service technician made sure that everything ran smoothly, even in extreme weather conditions.


I had sweaty palms watching this

FK. THAT.

Some people are just built different, aren't they...?

Perhaps the best-looking skyscraper or whatever they call these things now?

[threadlock]

slartibartfast said:

Liebherr - At icy heights
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQBlbpCrr_w
Four tower cranes were in continuous operation during the construction of Europe’s tallest building, the Lakhta Tower. At dizzying elevations, a Liebherr service technician made sure that everything ran smoothly, even in extreme weather conditions.

I know they're double-clipped onto something while they're up there (or should be) but I still got a funny feeling behind my nutsack while I watched that. I wonder what that feeling is.

[Funk]

threadlock said:

slartibartfast said:

Liebherr - At icy heights
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQBlbpCrr_w
Four tower cranes were in continuous operation during the construction of Europe’s tallest building, the Lakhta Tower. At dizzying elevations, a Liebherr service technician made sure that everything ran smoothly, even in extreme weather conditions.

I know they're double-clipped onto something while they're up there (or should be) but I still got a funny feeling behind my nutsack while I watched that. I wonder what that feeling is.

For me it makes the soles of my feet go weird, it's a bizarre sensation!

Edit: Well if this is to be believed I'm not alone..!

"The wiring of the brain isn't dictated by a set pattern, but rather develops over time. As we grow, we layer brain paths on top of other brain paths in a criss-cross pattern in order to conserve resources. As a result, sometimes two separate brain processes can share an axon that triggers both thoughts when it fires. Your fight or flight response is kicking off a signal to step backwards that uses one of the same axons that tells your brain when your foot falls asleep."

Edited by Funk on Thursday 1st April 12:34

[Legacywr]

Digger said:

Funk said:

slartibartfast said:

Liebherr - At icy heights
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQBlbpCrr_w

Four tower cranes were in continuous operation during the construction of Europe’s tallest building, the Lakhta Tower. At dizzying elevations, a Liebherr service technician made sure that everything ran smoothly, even in extreme weather conditions.


I had sweaty palms watching this

FK. THAT.

Some people are just built different, aren't they...?

Perhaps the best-looking skyscraper or whatever they call these things now?

Given the choice, would you rather go up there? Or, pot holing?

[TheJimi]

Funk said:

slartibartfast said:

Liebherr - At icy heights
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQBlbpCrr_w

Four tower cranes were in continuous operation during the construction of Europe’s tallest building, the Lakhta Tower. At dizzying elevations, a Liebherr service technician made sure that everything ran smoothly, even in extreme weather conditions.


I had sweaty palms watching this

FK. THAT.

Some people are just built different, aren't they...?

Yep - I'd love to do that

[cobra kid]

Legacywr said:

Given the choice, would you rather go up there? Or, pot holing?

Up there. I'm st scared of heights but would hate to be trapped down there in a slow death.