Comments by "Steven Lester" (@stevenlester2606) on "Yoti" channel.

  1.  @patcola7335  More like the power of THOR.
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  2. The space rocket explosions were the best parts for me.
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  3. Where was this? In Asia somewhere? I fully agree with your statement about their quality. I've never seen the like before.
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  4. What's so horrible? They are just trees. Are you a tree? If so, did you once lose a tree brother to humanity? Well, I don't know what to tell you then. Perhaps, seek help.
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  5. Are the killings still continuing at the same rate today? I would imagine that both you and your family knew some of the people whose names are on the list. That’s saddening, certainly.
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  6. The things we ask from our roads.
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  7. Yeah, but how come we never see cows get struck by a bolt? That would be a truly memorable sight, indeed!
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  8. I'm never going off-road again! The last two were hilarious.
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  9. I'm surprised that that one car started to smoke when it got hit. I've always read that a car was the safest place to be in a lightning storm, but maybe not, after all.
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  10. Something tells me that these are not the USA doing this. I did laugh all the way through this, however
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  11.  @armandsmit  In answer to your question I live close to Seattle, Washington, USA, and I'm retired fulltime.
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  12. How come nobody yells "timber" anymore??? And how come nobody uses an axe like a real man???
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  13. Well, that was strange. It brought back to my mind when the Devil gave one of his minions "the power of decay" and the only thing the power had no effect on was a Twinkee, the America candy cake that is so full of preservatives it will last forever and never spoil. Merry Christmas, if it is celebrated in South Africa.
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  14. Time lapses are always interesting to watch for me.
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  15. Now I'm glad I never went into the Army.
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  16. I love it when transformers blow up!!!
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  17. Oh, yes.  This is one of the big reasons I moved away from Salt Lake City to Southern California.  I would fall so many times on ice and even if these young ones could fall over and over and there hard bodies would just absorb the impact with a laugh, my much older body would land with a loud groan.  The worst type was that which hid under snow.  I want you to know that I suffered in absentia every time somebody slipped.  Ice is evil in every way possible.
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  18. Well, okay, even I, the most dour creature to exist on God's Earth, laughed at this. This was the first time I'd ever considered the danger of support trunks crashing down on people while in the hammocks, though.
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  19. These were GREAT!
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  20. My strange mind couldn't help but imagine all the other trees looking on in horror as they watch what is happening to their cousins. I'm strange, as I've said.
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  21. Man, those old guys were yelling at the young guys at the end but the young guys were the ones doing all the work! They should have walked away and let the old guys get heart attacks!
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  22. I liked the rice planter and the Japanese modification.thing.
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  23. It is evident to me that the English have an affinity for grass that eclipses that of every other culture in the world.
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  24. I must echo what "Australian" just said, but I suspect that you have already taken measures to protect yourself that nobody knows about until it would be too late for them. Is the high murder rate because of just an intense and inclusive poverty coupled with a great hopelessness that anything can get better? Is it ever interracial? Our species can be so hateful sometimes.
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  25. I like watching these events when things go wrong.
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  26. Electricity is our friend.
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  27. The shot at 2:40 was the best one. I didn't know that lightning could do that to water, frankly. Also, I like photographers who don't jump back and ruin the shot when a little bolt comes their way. .
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  28. I think you chose the road section because of the cool music it included.
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  29. Pleasingly edited with the perfect music for accompaniment. As I watched the waterfall it occurred to me that that large gash into which it fell was eroded away by the river that produced it over thousands of years. It started wherever the common edge of the plateau is located. All of that slow destruction and shaping. Very nicely done, sir.
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  30. Good to see another video from you. Are you in Lock-down as we are here in the States? Have you been able to conquer the monkeys yet?
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  31. Yeah, but what happens when you're playing golf and there is no storm and you still get struck? What then? Religious conversion?
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  32. It's trying to attract a partner which finds that screech alluring. They have Cicadidae here in the eastern part of the U.S. They are born and then they bury themselves underground for a full seven years (no joke) after which they all move above ground together and make that kind of racket for two weeks straight. Then it's back to the underground life for another seven years. I hope that you have found peace or will soon, sir.
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  33. Those eucalyptus trees are full of oil. Microbursts are always great fun! Yeah, I LOVED watching the Russian meteor!
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  34. They are fairly quick in the snow, it appears.
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  35. "Klipper". "Klipper" "Where are you Klipper? (Turns the corner) "KLIPPER!!!" "Oh, poor Klipper." No, look. Klipper's alive. He's ALIVE!!!
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