Temple of Ranma's Sailor Senshi Seifuku

Sigur Rós — Route One (that’s the 24h tour around the country they did last summer solstice.)

That link makes me end up with just youtube.com...

(the 360° view.)

Neat, first time i´ve seen a vid with 360 view.

Fixed in previous post.

Should have been https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLze65Ckn-WXZvcgxpN_q1h17uW8_JFDOD.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLIyWcxPlEU — These were the first bits I ever heard from “HMS Pinafore”.

Two Christmas themed videos

"The Great Toy Robbery" (1963) Set in the old west, where cowboy heroes rode alone ( and wore big white hats)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqI8Axe_nPk

And for Doctor Who fans - "The 12 Doctors of Christmas" by Doctor Puppet:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozhapjDZfgM

Red Letter Media recently amused me with this: The Nerd Crew: A Pop Culture Podcast by Red Letter Media.

To properly enjoy it may require the following context (including public response to the videos):

Half in the Bag: Rogue One
Mr. Plinkett Talks About Rogue One
Mr. Plinkett Responds to Comments on his Video

Crescent Pulsar S wrote:Some Breath of the Wild shenanigans.

The Legend of the Planeswalker. A Yogscast production, in case that means anything to anyone.

history of the world, i guess.

I guess my favorite Youtube videos are keeping this topic under ice. Woo-hoo.

Sips Smells a Flower

Fireworks are for wusses https://youtu.be/sit4oC-eHt4?t=48

Found this because I finally sorted through my collection of thermionic valves (It's like a dragon hoard! My shinies!) and it has one of these beasts sitting between them like a cow among ducklings. It served in the horizontal scan block of the infamously combustible Soviet TVs. It's like EL509 but more brutal, with higher current for cathode heating. I vaguely remember from my early childhood that our such TV tried combusting once but Mom dealt with it, somehow. Would be nice if they weren't making PCBs out of paper laminated with Bakelite And back cover of very flammable plastic with tiny, tiny ventilation slits. That, and a light bulb detonating and tearing half of the chandelier into glass shrapnel are my most vivid childhood memories about electric apparatuses

Scary.

childhood memories about electric apparatuses

2 ways of getting fun and excitement from them, double the fun!

Cheb wrote:Found this because I finally sorted through my collection of thermionic valves (It's like a dragon hoard! My shinies!) and it has one of these beasts sitting between them like a cow among ducklings.

There are some guys out there building some crazy-looking audio amplifiers with these beasts.

http://kaizerpowerelectronics.dk/audio/100w-6p45s-monoblock-tube-amplifier/

crazy-looking audio amplifiers with these beasts.

Ooh! ooh! it got gas-discharge stabilitrons, just like my vintage oscilloscope! They glow such nice purple color!
I am anxious because tomorrow I will try turning it on first time since year 2000