Which YouTube channels are you subscribed to?

[quantumleap]

I'm always looking for new entertainment. I don't watch television shows anymore because they're usually crap. I get entertainment party by watching YouTube (and watching games I bet on, of course).

I'll post mine later. But I wanted you guys to post your first.

What are some of your favorites?

 

[wizardry666]

Most content creators are awful. I'm a big music guy not big in to listening to people awful opinions. If I listen to anything on YouTube it's brilliant philosophers from the past.

 

[slickfazzer]

Richard Rawlings/Gas Monkey (Cars), The Honest Outlaw (Guns), Tactical Rifleman (Guns), Sammy The Bull (Mafia) to name a few.

 

[carolinakid]

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[Tanko]

Never watched any youtube channels.
Would love to hear whats out there thats entertaining.

 

[carolinakid]

other than sports the only show i like today is the SECRET OF SKINWALKER RANCH, new show start April 18 10 eastern

 

[carolinakid]

i do like the court ch a little here

 

[jjgold]

None

Just use search

 

[slickfazzer]

JJ too bad compaqdikk didn't save all your old videos and upload to a
dedicated YouTube channel.

I bet it would be highly viewed for both educational and entertainment purposes.

 

[renegade]

Im a car guy. Love Raiti’s rides

 

[JDS]

BMR-BobbyFK

 

[jjgold]

A lot of stuff fake now all social media
All about clicks

 

[slickfazzer]

If I need to do a household repair, often times search Youtube for advice.

 

[quantumleap]

Richard Rawlings/Gas Monkey (Cars), The Honest Outlaw (Guns), Tactical Rifleman (Guns), Sammy The Bull (Mafia) to name a few.

Do you ever watch Scotty Kilmer? He's a pretty good car guy. Talks about them from the repair aspect though.

 

[Tanko]

If I need to do a household repair, often times search Youtube for advice.

All the time.
I learned so much car repair on youtube, I think I could become a mechanic. Some of these foreign cars are put together strange. Having a video of someone doing the work makes it so much easier.

 

[quantumleap]

If I need to do a household repair, often times search Youtube for advice.

I do too. I had the a/c fan switch in my truck only have low and high, even though there were 3 other settings available. Turns out there was a wire that came loose in a connector under the dash. Easy fix. I found that out from a YouTube video.

Poor pimike, I had to have him step out of my truck while I connected the wire under the dash so the various a/c fan options would be available.

 

[quantumleap]

All the time.
I learned so much car repair on youtube, I think I could become a mechanic. Some of these foreign cars are put together strange. Having a video of someone doing the work makes it so much easier.

I found a channel that has OBD (on-board diagnostics). I bought the OBD device and plugged it into a connector under my dash and it even had wireless so I could connect to it with my phone where it would save data.

It even has a GPS in it and an altimeter, although most people use it when the Check Engine light comes on. It will give you codes which give you a clue as to what to look for.

 

[quantumleap]

Most content creators are awful. I'm a big music guy not big in to listening to people awful opinions. If I listen to anything on YouTube it's brilliant philosophers from the past.

You might like the Daily Stoic. They discuss principles of living your life and often times quote Romans like Marcus Aurelius and Seneca.

 

[quantumleap]

OK, one I like is RobWords. Ever since I was a kid I was always interested in word origins. He talks about such topics as where we got the names for the days of the week, where we got the names for colors, which Viking words are present in English, military rank words, the origin of every letter, etc.

 

[flyingillini]

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