What are you currently watching on YouTube?

[Minimalist]

At any given point in time on Youtube one is probably watching some stupid ad.

[AutisticWill]

i hate this; i think it's junk; did they even take into account that most people are to some degree bisexual? does a 70%-straight man sound gay or het?

jesus......... makes me ashamed of myself.......

[brewerb]

They sell grinding disks for drills. I have one for the mower blade.

Do you recall the cost?

Amazon, three for $15. There is no way I'll even wear out one, I gave the other two away.

[SYZ]

i hate this; i think it's junk; did they even take into account that most people are to some degree bisexual? does a 70%-straight man sound gay or not?

Jesus......... makes me ashamed of myself.......

Mate... this was intended by Greg Brown and Mitch Moffit
to be a lighthearted look at a common perception of "gay
voice", and not really an in-depth, or deeply serious look at
the topic.  In fact there's actually some legitimate science
involved.  And these two blokes are gay, and a couple.

I'm sorry if it's offended your sensibilities, and please know
that I had no intention—nor did Greg and Mitch—of upsetting
anyone either gay or straight.  And there's definitely no need
at all to feel any shame for what you are by nature Will.

But no, not everyone is bisexual.  Everyone is not any other
sexual orientation or label, either.  Each of us has our own
unique experience of our sexuality, and each person likes a
different label or set of labels for putting their sexuality and
sexual orientation into words.

     

[brewerb]

i hate this; i think it's junk; did they even take into account that most people are to some degree bisexual? does a 70%-straight man sound gay or not?

Jesus......... makes me ashamed of myself.......

Mate... this was intended by Greg Brown and Mitch Moffit
to be a lighthearted look at a common perception of "gay
voice", and not really an in-depth, or deeply serious look at
the topic.  In fact there's actually some legitimate science
involved.  And these two blokes are gay, and a couple.

I'm sorry if it's offended your sensibilities, and please know
that I had no intention—nor did Greg and Mitch—of upsetting
anyone either gay or straight.  And there's definitely no need
at all to feel any shame for what you are by nature Will.

But no, not everyone is bisexual.  Everyone is not any other
sexual orientation or label, either.  Each of us has our own
unique experience of our sexuality, and each person likes a
different label or set of labels for putting their sexuality and
sexual orientation into words.

     

I see it as a culture thing. Different cultures speak differently, no shame necessary. Have you every heard Cali Valley talk?



Same diff.

[AutisticWill]

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[AutisticWill]

i hate this; i think it's junk; did they even take into account that most people are to some degree bisexual? does a 70%-straight man sound gay or not?

Jesus......... makes me ashamed of myself.......

Mate... this was intended by Greg Brown and Mitch Moffit
to be a lighthearted look at a common perception of "gay
voice", and not really an in-depth, or deeply serious look at
the topic.  In fact there's actually some legitimate science
involved.  And these two blokes are gay, and a couple.

I'm sorry if it's offended your sensibilities, and please know
that I had no intention—nor did Greg and Mitch—of upsetting
anyone either gay or straight.  And there's definitely no need
at all to feel any shame for what you are by nature Will.

But no, not everyone is bisexual.  Everyone is not any other
sexual orientation or label, either.  Each of us has our own
unique experience of our sexuality, and each person likes a
different label or set of labels for putting their sexuality and
sexual orientation into words.

     

See, the thing is, i talk like this -- and it can't be a cultural thing, as per brewerb, becouse i have been articulate since i was a child and didn't know any other homosexuals.

Lots of teachers commented on it, complementing me for speaking so well.

But this video still feels.... mocking.....

I mean, imagine this video instead: "Why do hetbros talk like that? Science says it's real!" Except everyone would think it's a parody...... as opposed to the real video, which everyone thinks is real.

Self-identified 'gays' took those surveys; I would not have taken the survey, and neither would many homosexual men I know, becouse they are not 'gay -- like that faggot, Jack McBlackface from "Will and Grace."'

I mean, I can't deny that I talk like that, and have since at least 8. I was a homosexual since at least 6 -- I know becouse I remember some of the thoughts I had back then [hehe -- blush!].

But they can't have accurately captured the truth in that video. Does a 30% homo sound like a 40% homo? Did they study self-identified bisexuals at all?

Sorry to leave out nuance; if you want more, let me know please.

[brewerb]

See, the thing is, i talk like this -- and it can't be a cultural thing, as per brewerb, becouse i have been articulate since i was a child and didn't know any other homosexuals.

Lots of teachers commented on it, complementing me for speaking so well.

It can't be a cultural thing.......... for you.

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[Cavebear]

Do you recall the cost?

Amazon, three for $15. There is no way I'll even wear out one, I gave the other two away.

Don't you just hate it when you have to buy multiples of something to get the only one you'll ever need? I found this thing called a M/W cozy that sits under a bowl and allows you to pick up the bowls no matter how hot. I wanted one. I had to buy 4.

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[Dānu]

[SYZ]

If you have any interest in E-bikes, or are
considering purchasing one, then this bloke
in the UK has the good oil.  E-bikes in the US
are ridiculously cheap in comparison with
those here in Australia, with the UK falling
somewhere in between.

I own two—a bicycle and a tricycle.  The bike
was AU$800 and the trike was AU$4,400 (ouch!)
Which may explain why I've never seen one other
person riding an E-trike where I live.

In the US, a cheap E-bike from Amazon would be
around US$290, and a cheap tricycle with comparable
quality to mine would be around US$2,000.

Anyway... enough rambling:

[brewerb]

If you have any interest in E-bikes, or are
considering purchasing one, then this bloke
in the UK has the good oil.  E-bikes in the US
are ridiculously cheap in comparison with
those here in Australia, with the UK falling
somewhere in between.

I own two—a bicycle and a tricycle.  The bike
was AU$800 and the trike was AU$4,400 (ouch!)
Which may explain why I've never seen one other
person riding an E-trike where I live.

In the US, a cheap E-bike from Amazon would be
around US$290, and a cheap tricycle with comparable
quality to mine would be around US$2,000.

Anyway... enough rambling:

I was considering buying one and a site (can't remember which one) said that if I was buying an expensive one I should purchase a brand that would serviced locally (didn't watch your vid). My take was that if you buy a cheap one from Amazon learn to work on it yourself or consider it a throw away.

[SYZ]

...I was considering buying one and a site (can't remember which one) said that if I was buying an expensive one I should purchase a brand that would serviced locally (didn't watch your vid). My take was that if you buy a cheap one from Amazon learn to work on it yourself or consider it a throw away.

I'd agree that it could pose a risk buying an
electric bike from Amazon, as they're notorious
for lousy backup services.  Oftentimes—if you
experience mechanical and/or electrical faults
with the bike—you'll find that you'll get zero
help from Amazon themselves, and you might
even find that their 3rd-party drop shipper has
evaporated into thin air.

Personally, I've always purchased my electric bikes
(4 now) from reputable brick 'n' mortar stores but
with an online presence.

There is nothing on an E-bike that I can't fix and/or
service.  I've never had to resort to help from a local
bike shop over a period of 15 years of ownership.

If I lived in North America, I'd have no hesitation in
buying one of these bikes from Lectric.

[Dānu]

[Dānu]

[Dānu]

I recently switched from Morton's to Diamond.

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[Dānu]