I would love to but I would be banned.
This reminded me of when Cliff Richard did Desert Island Disks, and he chose all his own records. 
Julius Sumner Miller.
I stumbled on these (quite a lot of them) - he’s an American physics teacher who had a TV series in the 1960s Australia. He explains things very well, whether it’s Newton’s Laws of Motion (See link), Bernoulli’s hydraulic systems and why air pressure can crush an oil drum or explode a bottle full of water by adding more water from a great height. Pascal’s experiment.
Good viewing for nerds everywhere.
Mother Dog Helps Rescuers dig for her buried puppies:
Cosmote Fluture - English Version (The Butterfly):
classic vw beetle ad with McLean Stevenson:
A young lady achieves her ambition in “Elite Dangerous” to fly to the Sol System. The game is a space-exploration and trading simulation with billions of accurate star systems mapped out. It took her a year of gaming to get the necessary permits and safe-conduct permissions to travel to Earth. She flies above the UK (on the night-time side of the planet), showing city lights, and watches the sunrise. I’ve never been able to make the trip myself!
I just can’t stop watching this - it’s really addictive! 
I watch this cartoon series of and on for the last ten years.
Some might find it confusing with the terminology.
I find this bloke pretty funny
My last two videos, weirdly both from the UK. (weirdly since I am not)
Raphael Gomez is a favorite of mine. He usually does food videos. This particular one was a one-off. He was taking tik tok witch potions and seeing if they work.
I Tested TikTok’s Witchcraft & Magic Spells Using Food Items
I also watch Joel and Lia. They are now visiting Canada.
Brits Try Canadian Afternoon Tea at the Shangri-La Hotel
They all say bougee a lot.
I’ve been following this Canadian YouTuber from the very beginning of his channel. This is his family’s vlog channel
His other channel
OK
These Fluffy Boulders Act Like Puppies Before Going to Freedom
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Blimey Bretrick, I’ve never seen this thread before… 
I’ve bookmarked it for when there is a lull on the forum…
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I was deleting all those “unread” at the top of the page and let me tell you, there were 304 unreads.
In deleting them I came across some that might survive a revival.
I takes a long time to delete all those unreads, I still have 44 to go.
One I revived, answered was Britain’s Dullest Man
https://forum.over50schat.com/t/britains-dullest-man-makes-a-calendar-about-noticeboards/94078/6
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How come you had so many ‘unreads’ Bretrick? I just had a look at mine and there was only two…and I will get round to them before I go out today…
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It seems that if I initially read a post then I would be “watching” that post and a count of new replies will be shown until I either read it again or posted on it.
Sometimes I only ever read it once and forgot about it.
But I would be still “watchin” that post.
Took me over three days to clear those unreads.
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Now they are lovely …
I’m not posting a link to my last youtube video …it was a boring air fryer recipe … I’m pinching yours instead.
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