Whats your favorite youtube channel heres one of mine to start you off.

I have no idea how I came across this guy, his name is mrtessalonian, I could watch him all day.

To give you an idea of how this guy spends his free time heres a short vid of his home made wood powered chainsaw.

Sargon of Akkad is my favorite.

He is great at pointing out how insanely stupid some people are.

I love watching Vanoss Gaming.

As a recreational gamer and a certified millennial man-child, I spend more time than I should laughing my butt off at these idiots and their commentary playing games like GTA5, Gary's Mod, Far Cry 4, and other multiplayer games.

Here are a few that I like:

Creepy pastas! This guy's voice is perfect for story telling.



I've gotten some great ideas for game tiles from this guy. Yeah, I'm a dork.



Watching these videos are what got me into D&D. These guys are funny and have a lot of fun.



There are some really good horror shorts on this guy's channel.

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Couple of cooking channels that show how to make some good meals ..
1. flavors of asia
2. ochikeron

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At the moment mine has to be AngryCentaurGaming , Karak delivers his reviews in a humorous way at a blistering pace , as he says himself his reviews are caffeinated.

Steve Terreberry

Not sure how I found this channel but its a guy who plays guitar and makes goofy videos, good stuff

Two of my faves :

brentalfloss and

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I don't have a favorite channel per se, but here is a couple crazy videos I like.
Motorcycle guys may enjoy.
These guys are idiots and need to hit a track, but entertaining none the less.

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These two guys occasionally fuel my cave-boy fantasies:

Paleomanjim - one of the worlds greatest modern flint-knappers, and too cool for school.

This one is pure nasty-weapon pornography



and..

Gotrocksinhead, another stone-age tech dude, who makes ace, rambling vids with his brood of kids doing cool # in the woods with rocks and fire and stuff.

This one is of grinding a stone axe-head. All men should try this. For realsies.



nice thread idea

I've been trying to learn Arabic with little success, just dry, boring study, until I found Arabic with Maha on Youtube and it has helped endlessly as she is such a great teacher.

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I have to mention "Atomic Cyborg".

This guy has posted alot of 1980s and 90s B-movie Sci-fi flicks and is still posting.

He also replies to fan mail nerd commentators, like me.

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This guy's series on "antigravity" techniques was one of my favorite things on Youtube


Notice I put antigravity in quotes...that's because these are not true antigravity, in the strictest definition of the word, but instead are real techniques of achieving similar effects (such as lifters, magnetic induction, etc.) These techniques are all well explained (if sometimes a bit technical), and are all repeatable by someone with enough time, and the right tools. Add to this, the guy is a real gentleman, and I've spoken to him online regarding my own experiments. I highly recommend this guy, if you really want to dig into the science of levitating things.