Youtube comments of Steven Lester (@stevenlester2606).

  1. Your research ability is excellent. I thought that I had seen every video out there but you've found stuff that I've never seen before.
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  2. Thanks a lot, Cortez.
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  3. Actually, this is one of the most important essays you've ever done. Wonderfully created. Thank you for it, sir, and for your efforts as well, Theo.
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  4. This video took a lot of work, I can see, so thank you for it. You remain the coolest video-maker on YouTube. I hope you will never stop.
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  5. Interesting, but strangely upbeat music with all of the tragedy.
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  6. Great find. Those re-enactments were first-class! The professor was nicely professional as the narrator.
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  7.  Darryl Davis  That was 43 years ago. Were you even alive then?
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  8. Well, you certainly did not disappoint. Replaying many of them in slow motion was greatly appreciated.
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  9. Everytime I see any documentary about India I instantly feel blessed that I was born and live far, far away from that crowded blighted country. So many people. Too many people!
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  10. Another masterpiece.
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  11. He didn't do it alone, by the way.
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  12. I hate to tell you this but they are already here. They have already made contact but they know we aren’t ready yet. The “Federation” model or method is not just a part of the Star Trek Conon. It is actually the norm “out there”.
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  13. Why don't we call "True Friendship" for what it really was? Code much?
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  14. Thousands of years ago that was the typical size of the cattle that ranged over Britain and Europe during Neolithic times. They were called Auricks.
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  15. I believe the second clip was of the Fukushima Nuclear Plant. In the third clip, if only they had built the sea wall 20 feet higher, it might have made a difference. Sadly, the land all along the eastern shoreline fell by around 5 feet in elevation during the quake.
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  16. Copyrighted in 2017, so faitly recent. Made by a German production company.
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  17. These are always old films. This one is from 2003, 17 years ago.
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  18. This is what every quake is like: the lighter shaking from the Primary Wave and then the harder Secondary Wave which passes by briefly only to continue shaking not as hard but still a bit longer.These are some hard shakes, and scenes I've never seen before. In the Narita Airport, those poor people had to give up their delicious soup. Oh, that was cool seeing the dust clear and then seeing the damage afterward.
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  19. Absolutely well-done.
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  20. "Soupification" is a new word for the ages!
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  21. Made in 2006 for a German television station.
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  22. Another Herbst Production, but the name of the narrator is nowhere listed. The copyright is in 2007, so 15 years ago. Spain is completely destroyed by now. They never learned their lesson.
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  23. And, as always, they just let him get away with it. No outcry against it from Congress. No courts speak out. He just keeps going and going and going.
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  24. Great regional music and nice drone shots.
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  25. Beautifully photographed with colorful and sharp imagery. Made in 2014 and written and narrated by Jonathan Sharp. His voice sounds quite familiar.
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  26. An embarrassed Trevor. I thought I'd never live to see the day...
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  27. I've not seen the Fukushima Quake before. Interesting.
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  28. Jeesh people. It's just lightning.
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  29. There were three main waves, the second one was the largest, although the first was the most destructive. I'm happy that if it had to happen it happened during the middle of the day, and that the Japanese people loved to photograph stuff. However, this particular town had a really boring wave. Twelve minutes of nothing.
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  30. It also looked like some ants died in the making of this movie. They veered into the solution itself and drowned. I think that lifeguards should have been posted, at the very least.
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  31. Why do they always destroy these houses?!?
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  32. Once again, thank you for opening my eyes.
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  33.  @sarah121980  1995 was the copyright date
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  34. If you want to know the complete story there is no better a narrative than that given by Mark Twain. His book is inspired and brilliant. In comparison, this I s but a compilation.
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  35. Did these people forget that they don't know how to dive?  They must all be drunk.
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  36. I haven't seen any of these floods before. Well researched, indeed. The ten minutes went very quickly so interesting was the subject.
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  37. Oh, please! Not another Yellowstone Spook video! Yellowstone is NOT about to erupt. It’s magma chamber is cooling and solidifying they’ve found. The writers don’t know what they’re talking about concerning the Park. There’s a reason it hasn’t erupted for 640,000 years, which wasn’t of super volcano size when it did. The narrator specializes in sounding over-dramatic, which is why the director used him.
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  38. Let’s call this video for what it really is. An elaborately produced commercial for the game Crusader Kings III.
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  39. He pays independent writers to do the research and the copy, then he makes it his own. They all do that. I don't know how much of the video work he does, but whoever it is, he or she is very good.
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  40. Copyrighted in 2016. Excellent photography in this documentary, but I couldn’t see the name of the narrator because they always plaster those “next” boxes all over the credits at the end.
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  41. Copyright 1995
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  42. The eastern half of the Roman and Parthian Empires
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  43. This was great, the way that it included all the old reliables showing the Japan quake. And the Chile quake was a great plus as a comparison between the intensity of 9.! and a mere 8.4. I couldn't tell much difference myself.
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  44. These are the BEST lightning strikes I have EVER seen!!!
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  45. Copyrighted in 2015.
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  46. There's nothing "holy" about Lightning and its Thunder.
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  47. Copyrighted in 2012. They’re probably both dead by now.
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  48. Another ZDF production, narrated by the famous Mark Rossman, whose voice belies his balding shorter stature. Made in 2016.
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  49. Steve Taylor provided the familiar voice for the narration. Copyrighted in 2016. Absolutely amazing that they could turn even this obscure subject into an almost one hour-long program.
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  50. I felt so sorry for all the slaves and shuddered at how it must have been.
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  51. And as the ships of Spain limped home they were nearly all destroyed by a hurricane. This film was made in 2013.
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  52. The writing was unfocused and repetitive. The director was the writer meaning he probably created it as he went along forgetting what he had written before. Really poorly done. A German production, it was copyrighted in 2015.
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  53.  @rebeccapierson5498  In the past I was invited to Ocean Shores and I begged off for that very reason. Just in case, you know? The place would be a death trap.
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  54. Thank young t for including that 2nd floor plan. I was able to study it happily. I liked that side hallway leading to the vasrious rooms.
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  55. Agreed. Some of the best I've seen.
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  56. Some of these machines haven't much in the way of protective shields. I wonder how many hands or fingers or eyes were lost in the use of these things. No criticism of the channel owner, however.
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  57. They need heavier Cat 980M's.
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  58.  @timothyprice1407  Thank you for the information.
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  59. Too many amorous pigs. Too many pigs, period.
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  60. STEVE. COME BACK!!!
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  61.  @LTCHenryL  Not any longer and decades ago. The Trump voter exists today. Next!
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  62. How cool!!! I love to see things burn. Flames are my friend. I'd be there for hours, just to see things be destroyed. But, shouldn't they be aiming the streams of water at the base of the flames? They aren't going to put anything out the way they are doing it there.
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  63.  @jwatson181  Perhaps the editing was done in a kindly way, editing out the really weird spots while trying, not entirely successfully, to make them look credible. The Daily Show has a heart, too, you know.
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  64. Coal was thought by the American railroads to be the panacea of their business and so they then built expensive multiple tracks to move all the coal on. Then, after about two years, the business crashed because Natural Gas became so much more popular because of its lower cost. (God. That's a LONG train.) So now, train companies are really feeling the pinch. The CN train was beautifully shot, although the photographer should have used a tripod. Those long trains are generally between 100 and 120 cars long and sometimes, when a hose or a brake shoe breaks, the conductor has to walk the entire train length to find out what is wrong and then fix it on the hoof. Another fun video.
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  65. A Canadian production copyrighted in 2014. The narrator was Eastern European. Much of the outside filming took place in Nova Scotia.
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  66. I LOVED the jungle music that you included. What a GREAT lightning storm. A memorial trip all around!
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  67.  @barbaram7829  Why is kneeling a sign of disrespect for you? If Washington had done the same during the playing of the Anthem you would be moved to tears, lady,
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  68. Wel, we is plum doomed. We all is burnt toast. Copyrighted in 2007. I’ve enjoyed experiencing the series. I loved listening to both the professor and the narrator. They made a great team!
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  69.  @ThisIsTheTowne  That's your wildly ignorant and misinformed opinion. But you can share it here if you wish since nobody cares about it.
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  70. True. The entire island is made of lava.
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  71. You act as if that's a bad thing. (Be careful now.)
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  72.  @LTCHenryL  They would have to pay a whole other stable of writers to do it. I don't think the present ones they have now could find the humor.
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  73. Well done.
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  74. Because the government, run by the GOP, lets them. It's a state rights issue. The Feds have no say in how the state ballots are handled.
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  75. Liar!!!
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  76. Really cool ending perfectly coupled with the Churchill quote.
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  77. It’s always amazing to me when I hear of one of these homes go under or change hands out of the original family. Just too many descendants without wealth skills I guess. It’s always sad to see.
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  78. A pleasant beach survey and a lovely yellow sun to admire.  The beach was so clean compared ours here in America.  I heard birds at the beginning. Were they in the song playing or from the field?  Thanks for pointing out where you were located as the pilot.  That's is quite a range.  Yes, the music was well-chosen, too.  And you included the music list which hardly anybody does even though people constantly ask about it.  Stupid bird!
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  79. I think that 42 has fallen in love. He's doubly buoyant in this particular video indicating that there's a sudden significant other hidden away in his private life. If so, good for him!
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  80. Really impressive sights. Talk about exciting jobs!
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  81. I pity any other country thinking of taking America on.
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  82. It doesn't really matter what the rest of the World thinks, the American pronunciation is the correct one because it's American and America is the greatest nation on the Earth today and forever! The rest of the World will just have to adapt to today's reality. This is also why Soccer is Soccer and Football is Football, as is proper.
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  83. You're headed for 2 million pretty fast. Your essays are first class and your comical attempts never fall flat. You're brilliant, actually. And very cool.
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  84. So many "s"'s.
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  85.  @clivehorridge  A large meteor strike hitting Tokyo at the same time would've been better, but we all have to be satisfied with Nature's gifts, no matter how limited.
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  86. And the largest quake ever recorded by mankind.
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  87. A nice crop of new videos of the experience while atop the tramway.
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  88.  @matthew-jy5jp  I somehow doubt that. Call it an instinct.
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  89. "more rational"? That sounds a bit biased.
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  90. I feel some sadness at seeing this because the big trees took so long to grow. I guess I'm just too sentimental about the subject.
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  91. But YouTube has yet to answer why it is that the cow seems never to be struck. And isn't it weird how a bolt will folow exactly the same pathway several times in a row?
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  92. Thank you for mentioning my name, sir.  Before you were just an unknown channel owner but now that you have a voice I'll need to be much more polite when writing in the comment section.  I'm sorry if I was ever too abrupt.  I feel some regret now.  That field was actually quite interesting, even as it was the last time.  I was curious if the monkeys were still stealing from your plants.  I also must investigate those links you provided.  Thank you for them.  Good luck with your own investment endeavors when using them.
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  93. Get rid of Trevor’s face. He abandoned the show. He’s gone. He doesn’t belong there anymore!
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  94. Chile 1960 The biggest quake ever recorded at 9.5. Good night!!!
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  95. Another ancient 2007 documentary.
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  96. Now I don't have to visit the Falls because I've already been there. I was thinking that flowing lava, especially as it overcame buildings, might be interesting to view.
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  97. It'll never happen fast enough. We are DOOMED!!!
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  98. Copyrighted in 2009. Narrator was Georgia McKensie.
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  99. oh, calm down.
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  100. We have to wonder. Most of her seismological information is completely wrong.
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  101.  @brandonholt6717  Well, she is just the talker, I realize now. The real writer got all the seismological information wrong and I wrote a longer piece about that in another comment. Look for it. I'm not going to rewrite it.
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  102. Well, now that we’ve solved all the mysteries of Stonehenge it’s time to pack up and go home. I’m content.
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  103. Okay, now that they are are all fed and stuff, won't they just go out and kill everything alive that gets too close to their hive, without warning? I kind of think that's what they do for a living.
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  104. I think so. How cool, in a way.
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  105. I would appreciate such a video, as I know nothing about the subject.  And thank you for revealing yourself.
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  106. Why would anybody want to rule Nepal? Or even live there?
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  107. All the art should have been willed to his museum. not just auctioned away.
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  108. In places like Peru and Mexico and Egypt there are monuments that use stones every bit as big as what is shown here (and even larger) that were moved tens of miles to their final resting places. They MUST have have had this kind of high technology to have done so.
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  109. Remembering that there is always a separate cameraman nearby. He’s not there alone.
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  110. 🎉I find your channel to be among my five favorites. I watch every one. I have a request, however. I love to look at the floor plans but you only ever show the first floor. Could you also the other as well, however briefly? That would broaden my appreciation of the property. Thanks.
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  111.  @deborahlozano8198  Big quakes are rare here and inland you should be fine as long as your house is connected to your foundation and your breakables inside are secured. Inland you don't have to worry about tsunamis and you have distance between you and any big stuff.
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  112.  @canadian_american84  Pepsi is terrible!
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  113. Congratulations, 42. Your videos are my favorite of all that I see! I love your sense of humor.
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  114. Although you'll never read this, this was one of your best efforts. Much of it came straight from the heart, I know. Thank you for that, whatever-your-name-is.
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  115. Did nobody take an actual photograph of the man, ever???
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  116. Untrue. I've seen pictures of Crazy Horse before.
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  117. A clue? You mean the fact that we spend nearly three times every year for weapons and soldiers than every other country in the world COMBINED with our budget of nearly 600 Billion dollars? You mean the fact that out of a nation with 310 million population there are more guns to use against an invading enemy than there are people by a ratio of 2.5 to 1? Or the fact that we have 33 submarines located around the world in secret locations that EACH carry enough atomic weapons to destroy 35 or more capital cities and/or military installations at the President's command (assuming he's one of the sane ones)? And the fact that we have 19 (count them) aircraft carriers to Russia's one antiquated version and China's one brand new one? A clue, dude. Yes, I think that I have a clue. Maybe you should get one yourself!
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  118. We won Iraq quite easily, but since we aren't conquerors we gave it back to a freedom-loving government. Then, they lost it. Same with Afganistan. Except for a few advisors, we have left both countries after giving them democracy over tyranny.
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  119. Ed s As soon as I understand what you are trying to say I can then respond.
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  120. Ed s what you are complaining about is America's awesome economy, greater than that of any other country's of the world. Those items made in China that you hate so much are made, in large part, by American companies located there. Apple is one example of that but there are hundreds of other examples that I could list. It's the same with Mexico, of course. Many of our cars are made there. America...the GREATEST COUNTRY OF ALL!!!
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  121. Ah, man, NOW what do I believe? Crop circles were my religion! My life is going to become just drifting and funk. You have destroyed me fully.
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  122. I thoroughly enjoyed this video. It was very well edited and researched. Thank you for a great experience.
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  123. Yes, originally he was charged for rape, but those charges were later dropped because DNA evidence PROVED that according to California Law, he did not rape the lady. He never opened his trousers. Everybody has their own definition of "rape" but it's only the law that matters. He was then charged and convicted of the lesser charges of sexual attack. His family is not wealthy. They are at best middle class. Judge Persky did nothing wrong. He only followed the normal procedure of following the suggestions set out for Brock's punishment by the Probation Report, which actually set out 25 different conditions of punishment which Judge Persky followed to the letter. The Probation Report follows Law and Precedent as a matter of course. I know it's easy to hate on people, but maybe you all could actually find out what the actual court documents say before verbally stringing Mr. Turner up onto a stake and lighting the fire, and then stand there enjoying his screams of agony until they are stilled by death. On September 2nd Mr. Turner will be released from jail. He will have to pay a hefty fine, be on probation for 3 years, take psychological treatment for his problem, and worse of all, have his name on the predator list for the rest of his life. FOR THE REST OF HIS LIFE. Have you any idea of what being on that list will do to his life? Look it up and find out. It's not pleasant. Is that not punishment enough? Crucify him!!! Crucify him!!! Good God, listen to yourselves.
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  124. Oh, you were being especially cheeky with this one. We all know that your own IQ is probably off the scale. How do you live in this world of idiots? It must be hard.
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  125. You asked for a suggestion, so quakes are a special delight for me. I have the best Sendai quake of 2011 that I've ever found that I could show you or lend to you. Let me explore what is possible. You'll be amazed when you see it. Although, the video needs to be clipped because for about 5 minutes it just shows the guy driving after the quake. Personally, I have a Cone of Boredom that always surrounds me, preventing any acts of nature from being exciting where I happen to be. Nothing that you've shown before would have been possible had I been around. That fire tornado was righteous. I never knew that that was possible. The title is 東日本大震災 地震の瞬間 宮城県多賀城市 国道４５ and Cyata37 is the owner.
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  126. Mr. Smallwood...the quiet rebel in all things.
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  127. Another type of experience that I will never have, so thank you for educating me.
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  128. And they all drowned and died...May they rest in peace with the fishes.
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  129. I can't believe that was 18 minutes. It seemed like merely 5, so interestingly was the subject treated. You're clearly talented, Mr. Thoughty2.
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  130. A really nice selection of train views.
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  131. Well, I learned how fire tornados were formed. Now I know. That theme keeps repeating with the avalanche segment. Jeese, people, there's more to it than just that portion. Oh, well, anyway. In the Alaska segment the trees still look green. How can they still burn with such ferocity? I have never been in a hurricane or a tornado, and I want to be. Sadly, the Northwest never seems to get them. It would be so exciting.
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  132. Your pictures of the House and the Senate are reversed. The photo you had of "Roosevelt" wasn't Roosevelt. I realize that this is a response to all the hate you received after you made a Trump aside a few videos ago. It was almost entirely true, but you left out that a Presidential veto can be overruled by a super-majority of Congress.
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  133. Excellent concept, sir or madam! I really enjoyed watching this video.
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  134. I knew that Smallwood had something to do with this.
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  135. Bad friends is right. Not an ounce of empthy anywhere.
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  136. I notice that there was no author listed at the end. Is this because nobody wanted to be known as such about such a topic?
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  137. +duisjfuds dinges No, it's Octopuses. Why? The name has a Greek ending, and so the plural ends with "es". If the name had had a Latin ending, then it would have ended with an "i".
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  138. +duisjfuds dinges Don't believe me. Believe the Oxford Dictionary. After you read it, then you'll be able to correct other people just like I just did. http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/us/definition/american_english/octopus
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  139. Excellent format. Success vs Fail. It works.
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  140. I saw an alien spacecraft in the background as we walked up and back on the path along the way. Talking while walking is good aerobic exercise, apparently. A lovely day in L.A. possibly?
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  141. Yes, originally he was charged for rape, but those charges were later dropped because DNA evidence PROVED that according to California Law, he did not rape the lady. He never opened his trousers. The fact that you might define rape as something else doesn't mean that media must and, indeed, shouldn't. He was then charged and convicted of the lesser charges of sexual attack. His family is not wealthy. They are at best middle class. Judge Persky did nothing wrong. He only followed the normal procedure of following the suggestions set out for Brock's punishment by the Probation Report, which actually set out 25 different conditions of punishment which Judge Persky followed to the letter. The Probation Report follows Law and Precedent as a matter of course. I know it's easy to hate on people, but maybe you all could actually find out what the actual court documents say before verbally stringing Mr. Turner up onto a stake and lighting the fire, and then stand there enjoying his screams of agony until they are stilled by death. On September 2nd Mr. Turner will be released from jail. He will have to pay a hefty fine, be on probation for 3 years, take psychological treatment for his problem, and worse of all, have his name on the predator list for the rest of his life. FOR THE REST OF HIS LIFE. Have you any idea of what being on that list will do to his life? Look it up and find out. It's not pleasant. Is that not punishment enough? Crucify him!!! Crucify him!!! Good God, listen to yourselves.
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  142. Good God, People!!!! Have you ever heard anything by Prince, which blows any of these away on his worst day! You people are IDIOTS!!!!!
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  143. Thank you. I needed to know that.
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  144. You know, that kid at the end of every video was really athletic in the way he caught that frisbe. Must be nice.
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  145. Wealth ends upon death and then you find love that is trustable.
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  146. When they don’t have English subtitles I don’t understand a word spoken. Stupid director. Addendum : I was wrong. Captions are available but they are turned off. You have to turn them on to see them.
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  147. I hate to tell you this, Brits, but America, the Land of the Brave and the Free, has had these technologies for decades, but they've been kept under "need to know" wraps by Black Ops. You guys need to catch up!
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  148. That poor guy. He retained consciousness, though.
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  149. No, they don't. They want to take it back to the 1950s when everybody knew their place and whites were on top.
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  150. If it matters, the background music doesn't fit with your interesting narration. Your script is complex and the music cuts into the concentration required to follow along with it.
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  151. I liked the music. The chain cleaner was my favorite.
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  152. My God!!!!!! You can walk and you have legs!!!!!!!!! I've never seen them before!!!!!!!
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  153. Take a chill pill, John. Everything you're complaining about is already being done. Open a newspaper someday and read it.
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  154.  @paulrosa6173  All that you write is true. I just miss them when they are gone. I wonder, though, from where he finds the many photos he uses to illustrate his excellent videos.
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  155. Bull! Where did your writers get their information? Trip Jennings, you need to find a new job! There's a 14% chance of it being a 9+ hitting within the next 200 years!!! This report is ridiculous!!! I guess this is what happens when a weather expert tries to act like a seismologist, for which she has no training. And what your little graph showed but what you didn't point out was that while the last 9 did take place in 1700 the last 9 BEFORE that took place 2400 years ago, or 400 years before Jesus was born. Now, what does that tell you, weather girl? The normal pattern is to have two 8+ quakes, separated by about 70 years, usually starting around southern Oregon and another one between Portland and Seattle. An 8 is 32 TIMES smaller than a 9. But you don't say any of that here, do you? You just what to scare us! Although, admittedly, why anybody would live close to the beach when tsunamis are always going to occur no matter how small the Megathrust is, is asking why anybody is also suicidal.
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  156. The ending was a tad dated, referring to a then present, I guess, Communist Russia when the coming fall hadn’t yet happened and the EU just coming into being. This series is old, but still the film quality holds up. The print remained clear and colorful. Very interesting.
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  157. And the knife to the throat in the very last sentence! Brilliant!!!!
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  158. Hardly.
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  159. Boy, the nuts are out tonight.
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  160. Well, is it working in Sierra Leone? Has infant mortality decreased yet? We are never told!
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  161. Would you talk right please? And what happened to Sierra Leona?
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  162. And he (her Dad) is very greedy.
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  163. Almost no damaging wind and localized when it does hit.
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  164. I love Roy!
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  165. The reason why is that these documentaries started out just in one language, and then as their market (usually television) died were bought and repurposed in English. Get Factual doesn’t make these documentaries themselves. They buy the broadcast rights to these now dead after-market productions to show on YouTube.
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  166. At 22:19, just look at that kid's admiring look. How cool for him.
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  167. I know what you said before but all the while I was screaming in my mind, " RUN, BEFORE THEY SWARM YOU AND REDUCE YOU TO JUST A SWOLLEN BAG OF BONES!!!!! But they never did. Shock and surprise. Well, good. I'm glad you aren't just a swollen bag of bones as you read this and I am now a believer in the friendliness of our bee buddy the African Killer Bee.
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  168. Hippietown on film. German mythology. Misleading claptrap! The moon is where the space aliens have their flying saucer bases. It is where the BAT-BOY LIVES. COME ON, Factual. GET REAL!!!
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  169. Let's hope that the help Africa gets isn't from China, which tends to load it down with unrelated geopolitical repayment demands unrelated to anybody but themselves. Satan in the details.
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  170. But it's already tomorrow in Australia!
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  171. I don’t know about your shooting each other montage. It just reminds me of what happened in Chicago with the parade goers.
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  172.  @pachecoromerobelen2886  If you say so.
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  173. That 2000 foot long ladder was too much!
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  174. Add to my life? Cute animals. Deadly animals being both deadly and cute. Anything not inanimate.
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  175. YOU ARE WRONG! First of all, using powerful magnetics scientists have stopped light in its tracks, so to say that nothing can ever slow it down is wrong. Secondly, the fabric of space itself isn't subject to the confines of C, so if you could create a bubble of space around you and travel within it through general space you could go as fast as you wanted to without restriction. Thirdly, once we get a handle on what Dark Matter is we will probably find that it isn't subject to the mass increase/ time-relative problem that normal matter is. Light has absolutely NO effect on it which is why we can't detect it using normal methods but gravity does, which is how we can infer that it exists. DO BETTER RESEARCH NEXT TIME.
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  176.  @patcola7335  More like the power of THOR.
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  177. The space rocket explosions were the best parts for me.
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  178. Well, that's the standard model of human history, certainly, but there are others that take on the mysteries the Standard Model glosses over.
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  179. From 2020. The narrator was Stewart Hyden.
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  180. I'm so tired of toilet paper jokes. It is so plebian. Low-class.stuff.
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  181.  @SincerestSawa  Polite people don't talk about scat or anything connected with it. I'm sorry you weren't better brought up. New York gutter humor.
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  182. Sorry to disappoint you, but no. However, maybe the Greenland Glaciers will melt and raise the ocean level by 20 feet. Is that almost as good?
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  183. 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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  184. 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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  185. I didn't understand the concept of gravity any better the second time I watched this than I did when I watched it the first time. I can't imagine accelerating when I'm standing still. I'm just stumped. I wish I were as smart as you are. I hate being stupid.
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  186.  @jwatson181  Unbelievable. He would never...
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  187. 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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  188. Back when Google still had a soul before it had sold it to Wall Street and China.
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  189. The things we ask from our roads.
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  190. Copyrighted in 2018 with actual English speakers yet! Really excellent graphics as well. The one of the creation of the moon was the best I’ve yet seen.
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  191. My God, you're a real killjoy!!!
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  192. What a waste of time.
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  193. 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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  194. I'm never going off-road again! The last two were hilarious.
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  195. You are wrong about China’s economy. 😢😢😊
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  196. Copyrighted in 2015.
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  197. 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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  198. Clear as mud.
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  199. Something tells me that these are not the USA doing this. I did laugh all the way through this, however
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  200. Too wordy. Try communicating your message in one sentence. Then people might actually listen.
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  201.  @Dhul-Qarnain.  That's a lot better, but it could still be shortened even more. Keep working on it. You'll improve. Guaranteed. $100 is too small an amount, though. $1000, yes!
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  202. Gee, I hope thousands died from that explosion, but probably not. Sadly.
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  203. Ü
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  204.  @armandsmit  In answer to your question I live close to Seattle, Washington, USA, and I'm retired fulltime.
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  205. How come nobody yells "timber" anymore??? And how come nobody uses an axe like a real man???
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  206. I just love seeing all the CRT style monitors and huge computer CPU containers. Copyrighted in 2007. Nowhere is the excellent narrator given credit, although the director made sure you knew who HE was.
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  207. 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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  208. Time lapses are always interesting to watch for me.
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  209. A really beautiful background this time!!! More education that I love.
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  210. What I Wantto know is…what is a “trainer” that is, evidently, worn. I’m from America and this is a British term that we don’t use.
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  211. Now I'm glad I never went into the Army.
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  212. I love it when transformers blow up!!!
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  213. 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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  214. Perfectly-timed pause.
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  215. He's an old-time Mormon and that is how they talk amd think.
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  216. 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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  217. These were GREAT!
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  218. 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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  219. 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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  220. Well of course the Obsidian is going to act just like the Glass Ball did. They were made the same way! Glass is molten sodium carbonate cooled down. Obsidian is molten quartz cooled down, Glass again. Same Properties.
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  221. I know when Aaron became a bot. It was when he stopped wearing a suit during his presentations. Remember the beginning of his channel’s history? I do.
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  222. A really nice education is contained herei. Thank you for it.
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  223. I liked the rice planter and the Japanese modification.thing.
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  224. Well, you know, in Yellowstone visitors aren’t allowed to get that close to a thermal springs like the way this guy did. Which makes me believe that the film crew likes to break laws no matter where they are. GO BACK HOME, FRENCHMAN. YOUR KIND AIN’T WANTED AROUND HERE! And that’s not a Waputiti. That’s an Elk! Get your names right! And remember there’s always a film crew. Go home, dude! He’s also no herpetologist. I’ve seen lots of people, who know what they are doing, handle snakes without sticks or holding the head like he did. This guy is such a fake!
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  225. So the fact that I am, indeed, dull isn't my fault. THANK GOD!!!
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  226. You…you DARE to mock the obvious truth? GOD will PUNISH YOU for that! Just wait!
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  227. Another Smallwood Triumph.
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  228. Oh, Bullshit!
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  229. 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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  230. 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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  231. As for myself, I am VERY interested.
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  232. I like watching these events when things go wrong.
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  233. The capital is ready this time. Those rioters won't get within 5 miles of the Capitol. Not this time. The FBI is fully aware of their plans.
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  234. Great! Another German spook documentary. Copyrighted in 2007. So, this is pretty old.
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  235. I like Michael. If I had had the opportunity to find out who he was inside I'd probably be pretty impressed. He's smart. He's not as immature as others seem to want to make him. He has enough life experience to be able to know some wisdom and he's not yet broken by circumstance, although that might have already have happened and he's on the other side of it. I'd like to find out. I never will, but I can imagine it would've been a pleasant endeavor. He's only one vote. He's a fellow American and he cares. Overall, that's good enough for me.
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  236. This was the best of your reports in years!  Wonderfully done!
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  237. Boy, you sure lost your American viewers in this one.
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  238. She needs a few hours on the range. She's a terrible shot!
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  239. Wow. Who knew?
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  240. Electricity is our friend.
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  241. Thiss was not the only home that he owned. At the end of his life he had another mansion built. He only lived in it for a few years before he died.
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  242. You may never read this, but that joke about the aged Biden tripping on the stairs was rude, tacky, and mean spirited. It was decidedly NOT funny!
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  243. 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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  244. I think you chose the road section because of the cool music it included.
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  245. Why do I need to change? I'm fine just as I am.
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  246. Love the dramatic music.
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  247. I couldn't care less about what causes Goodwill headaches. It's a PRIVATE FOR-PROFIT corporation owned by one really rich guy, Why would I care about their bottom line, anyway?
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  248. 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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  249. 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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  250. Delivery is everything in comedy.
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  251. We do have time. You are wrong about the need for immediacy.
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  252. 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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  253.  @futon2345  Honest.
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  254. 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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  255. One thing, though. These are Bay Area freeways. not those of L.A.
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  256. Those eucalyptus trees are full of oil. Microbursts are always great fun! Yeah, I LOVED watching the Russian meteor!
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  257.  @elizabethhenning778  I just heard a home inspector speak in your comment who knows for whom he actually works. Maybe not so much for you even if you were the one who paid him.
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  258. You do blurbs better than anybody else on the Web!!!
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  259. BUT WHAT ABOUT BACON!?!?!?
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  260. Without a peep,...that you know about. They just don't want to reveal themselves yet.
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  261. I knew all 10 because I’m smart!
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  262. They are fairly quick in the snow, it appears.
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  263. Not me. I'd survive!!!!
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  264. "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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  265. Quit being so Western culturally centered! The greatest genius was probably not Leonardo. He, or she, probably lived and died unknown and unused, in a mine or a battlefield somewhere at some time that only God knows.
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