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Showing posts with label YouTube. Show all posts
Showing posts with label YouTube. Show all posts
Wednesday, 21 December 2011
Sunday, 18 December 2011
Monday, 12 December 2011
Saturday, 10 December 2011
Cabin Pressure Christmas :-)
Cabin Pressure = a thing of joy and hilarity forever!
I would actually reccomend you go back and start listening to Cabin Pressure from the first episode to get a taste for it before listening to this:
Though you may please yourself in this respect.
I would actually reccomend you go back and start listening to Cabin Pressure from the first episode to get a taste for it before listening to this:
Though you may please yourself in this respect.
Labels:
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Christmas,
fun links,
stuff I like,
YouTube
Friday, 9 December 2011
Wednesday, 7 December 2011
Tuesday, 6 December 2011
Obligatory Christmassy video for you
Because I said I would. And this is sorta awesome.
Labels:
Britishness,
Christmas,
Doctor Who,
good things,
Karen and the Babes,
Laughter,
Matt Smith,
Music,
silliness,
stuff I like,
videos,
YouTube
Thursday, 1 December 2011
It's December! Deck the halls already!
Hello!
I've decided to deluge you with Christmas themed clips from different things ALL DECEMBER this year, so be prepared!
Sadly, I couldn't actually find anything with an embedding code available for last year's Christmassy movie Nativity! So here's a link. And another link. Sorry.
As for the film itself... it's a gigantic, predictable, silly British cheese-fest of cheesiness. But if you love to watch Martin Freeman being adorable, children singing and dancing, British sentimentality and ridiculousness... then you'll have a happy, cheesy, adorable time watching it.
Labels:
Britishness,
Christmas,
Martin Freeman,
YouTube
Thursday, 3 November 2011
See you later, agitator!
NANOWRIMO!
My word count is growing ever so sluggishly thisevening, which is quite sad, really. My sentences are becoming horrible, long freight trains, overflowing with redundant words and abundant commas. I won't apologise for the commas.
Been listening to obscure Disney music whilst I novelise, which may be why it's such hard slog... keep getting distracted and hollering LET'S GET DOWN TO BUSINESS! instead of actually getting down to business and defeating this wordcount. I'm a silly. Seriously, though: some Disney music is pretty rubbish, to balance out the famously awesome stuff they've produced. Like this. (WHY DID I LISTEN TO THIS? IT TOOK ME ABOUT TEN YEARS TO GET IT OUT OF MY HEAD THE FIRST TIME! WHAT AM I IN FOR NOW?) And this. (I sort of hate Pocahontas anyway, though.)
This song is sort of guilty pleasure of mine, though. It's one of those songs that sound really really odd when one suddenly starts singing it - though the fact that my sister always tunes in with the alternating lines makes it about twelves times more fun. Just the melodrama and hilarity of it all! DECEPTION! DISGRACE! Go on, zebras, vocalise judgementally! Stomp, all you outraged rhinos! Sway with anger, elephants!
I need sleep and some kind of cure for a dodgy writing style.
My word count is growing ever so sluggishly thisevening, which is quite sad, really. My sentences are becoming horrible, long freight trains, overflowing with redundant words and abundant commas. I won't apologise for the commas.
Been listening to obscure Disney music whilst I novelise, which may be why it's such hard slog... keep getting distracted and hollering LET'S GET DOWN TO BUSINESS! instead of actually getting down to business and defeating this wordcount. I'm a silly. Seriously, though: some Disney music is pretty rubbish, to balance out the famously awesome stuff they've produced. Like this. (WHY DID I LISTEN TO THIS? IT TOOK ME ABOUT TEN YEARS TO GET IT OUT OF MY HEAD THE FIRST TIME! WHAT AM I IN FOR NOW?) And this. (I sort of hate Pocahontas anyway, though.)
This song is sort of guilty pleasure of mine, though. It's one of those songs that sound really really odd when one suddenly starts singing it - though the fact that my sister always tunes in with the alternating lines makes it about twelves times more fun. Just the melodrama and hilarity of it all! DECEPTION! DISGRACE! Go on, zebras, vocalise judgementally! Stomp, all you outraged rhinos! Sway with anger, elephants!
I need sleep and some kind of cure for a dodgy writing style.
Wednesday, 4 May 2011
Sunday, 10 April 2011
I'm so there - give me five years or so. England or bust!
This song used to creep me out a bit (I was very sensitive to the minor key as a child, I guess :-P)- but I loved it.
Labels:
Beatrix Potter,
Britan,
children's television shows,
YouTube
Friday, 18 June 2010
Bonsoir.
I've just discovered the Ten Tenors. Love 'em. Love that they're Aussie, particularly. Hate all the mean Youtube comments. Come on, guys, you gotta appreciate that in Australia this style of music is hardly existent (comparatively); plus we don't have as many millions of people to do this work and fund it as other countries do. So just leave the poor boys alone, please.
I've just discovered the Ten Tenors. Love 'em. Love that they're Aussie, particularly. Hate all the mean Youtube comments. Come on, guys, you gotta appreciate that in Australia this style of music is hardly existent (comparatively); plus we don't have as many millions of people to do this work and fund it as other countries do. So just leave the poor boys alone, please.
Sunday, 16 August 2009
Silly, silly me
Hello
Again, I embark upon a blogging entry with nothing whatsoever in mind. Not the best way to go about it.
But, if anybody happens to be listening I do have this very shiny thing to share: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYtk1Z0UUuE
Watch it. Let the happiness envelop you.
I'm loving my YouTube account. So many scrumptious videos! Umdiddy-um-dum-dum...
Sooo... am about to embark upon the 'I-left-my-essay-writing-to-the-last-minute' panic. Don't think I'll talk about it. Not here. Or anywhere.
My mind is a stained glass fragment, shattered by the noisy, nosy wind.
This photograph was taken by moi. It is, I think, nice.
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Why does this post have so many views?
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