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****! Well, hopefully his actions will catch up to him sooner or later.

Oh, I've seen those. Pretty cool.

Jon Stone must have been very difficult to work with I imagine.

Oohhh....

Makes sense.

8 hours of asmr? Jeez.... I'd get bored instantly.

2:42 is @Pig's Laundry as a dog.

I've never had one, but I personally have never had a desire. I heard they're really gross.

I'd love to see that myself.

Like I said before, sometimes you just don't have a choice. :smirk:

So I just noticed my new remote that I ordered after my old one got effed up from battery acid has defective volume batteries, so then I had to order a new one (which was more expensive) and return this one. :rolleyes: THANKFULLY this one is brand new..... Or, said to be, anyway.

You bet. ;)

Sometimes, it's just for the best. But at least he tried.

Nah, he's done.

@gavry3

You know what was my first exposure to ASMR as a kid? When the camera pans over to Gordon and Edward at Knapford Station. I was actually glad the U.S. version ommited the "busy engines" theme on that scene; it ruined the moment of silence for me when I saw the original Ringo narration years...

I don't mind widescreen so much as long as it's not just putting two black bars on the top and bottom to fake "widescreen."

My main issue with the left, personally, is I feel like they act like they're above everyone else. Though I guess the same can be said for the right, too.

I know alot of skits have ad-libbing, but it occured to me that I think a good portion of the Ernie and Bert skit where the former helps out with the latter's bottle cap collection was almost entirely ad-libbed. :P "I told you they were clean, Bert. :rolleyes: "