YouTube Classics: Watch & Learn Kids

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The forum discussion centers around various entertaining YouTube videos, including commercials, skits, and performances that are deemed educational or humorous for children. Users share links to specific videos, such as a commercial featuring a child and their mother throwing tantrums, and performances by young talents like Bianca Ryan from "America's Got Talent." The conversation highlights the importance of these videos in teaching lessons and providing entertainment, with a focus on the impact of humor and creativity in children's learning experiences.

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  • Understanding of video content platforms like YouTube
  • Familiarity with popular culture references, including commercials and talent shows
  • Knowledge of comedic and educational value in media
  • Awareness of viral video trends and their societal impact
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Parents, educators, content creators, and anyone interested in the intersection of entertainment and education in children's media.

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  • #572
Cyrus said:
U8nJ0ZalwIM&NR=1[/youtube][/QUOTE] ...es Iphone, it worked Peerrrrrrrfectly hahaha.
 
  • #573
This commercial made me laugh when I saw it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qb0vquRcys
 
  • #574
I bring you this cool little gizmo from the DJ world.



It's called a Monome (french word) and sets up digital sampling loops. It's a really neat little thing that I'm going to try and make on my computer using the 'fake' touch screen software concept by Johnny Lee and a Nintendo Wii remote (linked somewhere hear long ago).
 
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  • #576
Cyrus said:
Ahahah this ones for you Ivan!

p_veh8iozIk&feature=related[/youtub...nce. It makes me wonder if the movie is a go.
 
  • #578
Hungry goat. Electric fence. Uh huh.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6b-072VA4UA
 
  • #579
I think the person in the video was inciting the goat with some food. I visited an old physics professors farm that he and his wife live on. They have Belgium horses that were bread to carry knights, along with some donkeys. These horses are massive (upwards of 2000lbs!). The only way to keep them fenced in is with electric wire, otherwise they will just push over a normal fence due to their heavy mass.

He said they know when the electric fence is on because they put their face up close to the wire and they can feel the static discharge starting to make the hair on their face stand up.
 
  • #580
You know, at the :15 mark you might see something infront of the lower pipe that wouldn't be part of the goat. Whether it's food or something else, who can say. If so, then that's disgusting. Looks like fingers waving.
 
  • #581
Check this out!



That's funny because that's one STUPID cow!



And a Camel!

Train: 2
Animals: 0



Train: 3
Animals: 0
Truck: 0



Train: 4
Animals: 0
Truck: 0
School bus: 0

A tie!

Train: 4
Animals: 0
Truck: 0
School bus: 0
 
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  • #582
Is it bad that I laughed when they said that truck driver was a woman?
 
  • #583
TheStatutoryApe said:
Is it bad that I laughed when they said that truck driver was a woman?

Nope. I thought the cow/camel getting hit was hilarious. What a stupid cow.
 
  • #584
Have you ever seen Ask A Ninja?
This is old but one of the best in my opinion.
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  • #587
<object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="[URL]http://www.youtube.com/v/Kub0GX8hk7A&hl=en&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/Kub0GX8hk7A&hl=en&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object>[/youtube]
 
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  • #588
86hajc3AoiA&feature=related[/youtub...imals: 0 Truck: 0 School bus: 0 Motorcycle: 0
 
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  • #589
Paul Begala vs Meghan McCain

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nE0mKpShJSU

So far I like Meghan M., but she shouldn't try to spar with Paul Begala. :biggrin:
 
  • #590
Ivan Seeking said:
Paul Begala vs Meghan McCain

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nE0mKpShJSU

So far I like Meghan M., but she shouldn't try to spar with Paul Begala. :biggrin:

She's a lot smarter when she keeps her mouth shut. Yikes. "well, like I wasn't born then. HELLO."
 
  • #591


Metro Train: -2

I ride that train sometimes. I know exactly where that happened to!

FYI: Those trains run at 60MPH.

The DC metro is actually a verrryy safe rail system.
 
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  • #592
Cyrus you certainly enjoy watching things being hit by trains!

Although yeah, let's face it, all self inflicted. (well perhaps not the 2 train crashes)
 
  • #593
Cyrus said:
FYI: A metro train just had a big crash here in DC! Video posted when available!
And after all the work you did with the other trains, too! :-p
 
  • #594
jarednjames said:
Cyrus you certainly enjoy watching things being hit by trains!

Although yeah, let's face it, all self inflicted. (well perhaps not the 2 train crashes)

I like it because it demonstrates the truly awesome power these machines have. They take a school bus/tractor trailer and pluck them away like they were weightless.
 
  • #595
Cyrus said:
I like it because it demonstrates the truly awesome power these machines have. They take a school bus/tractor trailer and pluck them away like they were weightless.

Oh yeah, I (and I think most others) find it difficult to contemplate just what power they have without seeing it in action.
 
  • #596
Cyrus said:
I like it because it demonstrates the truly awesome power these machines have. They take a school bus/tractor trailer and pluck them away like they were weightless.
You might like the trains plowing snow videos if you haven't seen them yet. Youtube's got a bunch of those, too.
 
  • #597
OAQfirst said:
You might like the trains plowing snow videos if you haven't seen them yet. Youtube's got a bunch of those, too.


I've seen it! It's the CN rail (Canada). It shoots a wonderful fountain of snow 20 feet high! It's really impressive.
 
  • #598


WOW. Idiot pilot pulling a turn like that!
 
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  • #599
That's been posted, along with many others (by me!).
 
  • #600
Cyrus said:
That's been posted, along with many others (by me!).

Forgive me for not wanting to trawl the 30 odd pages to get here. Although ironically I found it from a related link on one of your videos.
 

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