YouTube videos - post'm if ya got'm nsfw possible.

[hepcat]

I'd love to give Daehawk a Rorschach Test, but I assume I could just take one and write down "booby!" for every slide and get the same effect.

[Daehawk]

Well theres boob booby boobi boobie boobies ba ba barbar'Ann..wait.

anyways.....Id love one of these...but they are $4000 new. A CT125 from Honda. Used to ride one in the 70s or 80s. Heck a Kawasaki Ninja was $4k 10 years ago.

[Daehawk]

Never bet against horny, hungry, or angry.

or alone

More CT125 action

[Daehawk]

[AWS260]

[Unagi]

[Jaymann]

So, David Duchovny, why won't you love me?

[Max Peck]

The actual video, for anyone who didn't dig down into the comments to find a link:

[Daehawk]

Just some normal modern music for everyone.

[Daehawk]

[Daehawk]

This is how I like to imagine my future fake girlfriend rides a bike.

[dbt1949]

Did you ever notice every video of bicycle tricks uses a fixed gear.

[Unagi]

no?
I've seen a number of mountain bike and road-bike 'trick' videos out there, in the past. /shrug

[Daehawk]

[dbt1949]

no?
I've seen a number of mountain bike and road-bike 'trick' videos out there, in the past. /shrug

That is true. I spoke too hastily.Just that I've seen so many bicycle movie where they use fixed gear bikes.
I had one at one point. Never learned any fancy tricks except riding it backwards.
I remember one time riding it on a backroad that had a 25 mph speed limit. When you rid one there is no "neutral" gear you just keep paddling along. I was going around 25mph and this cop pulls along side and gestures for me to slow down. He had a big smile on his face. I knew him from sight and as I rode in his town a lot I sure he saw me. So I sped up a little racing him. He took off of course.

[hepcat]

We've been discussing aging parents in the random thread recently. Oddly enough, facebook decided this video was of interest to me. Not sure their algorithm is on point, but it did make me chuckle.

[Max Peck]

Loading Facebook SDK. You will need to disable any adblocker, privacy extension, or built-in tracking protection.

[hepcat]

new link posted

[Daehawk]

Well the AI has been working over time to mash together this Star Wars and Mad Max video.

Some cool cosplays in there if anyone is brave.....

[stessier]

First in a series.

[Unagi]

First in a series.

Two guys, one bucket.

[Daehawk]

Something sexy to watch and relieve stress. Very NSFW...not safe for work of married folk. No nudity though. Just wonderful bodies in motion.

Spoiler:

[Daehawk]

[Isgrimnur]

[Blackhawk]

This is painfully accurate:

[Jaymann]

[Unagi]

The arguments I get in with Alexa are epic.
That’s great.


Here is something fun I discovered with Alexa.

I won’t spoil it, but go up close to your Alexa and whisper for it to play some music.

[Blackhawk]

No kidding.

My pigeons have multiple special lights in and around their cages, enough that turning them off and on is a pain. We originally bought our first Alexa, along with a few smart plugs, specifically for that purpose. We've since expanded that to the bedroom lights and all of the backlights on the TVs/PCs.

So...

Me: "Computer, turn off pigeon lights."
Alexa: "Ok."
Me, noting that the lights are still on: "Computer what command did you hear?"
Alexa: "Turn off kitchen lights."

A month of this, and I change the name.
Me: "Computer, turn off bird lights."
Alexa: "Ok."
Me, noting that the lights are still on: "Computer what command did you hear?"
Alexa: "Turn off bed lights."

A month of this, and I change the name.
Me: "Computer, turn off avian lights."
Alexa: "Ok."
Me, noting that the lights are still on: "Computer what command did you hear?"
Alexa: "Turn off evening lights."
Me: "Computer, I'd like to give feedback."
Alexa: "OK, go ahead."
Me: "!#$%$()& piece of #!&$#)#"
Alexa: "Thank you, your feedback helps me to improve."
Me: "Computer, Fuck you."
Alexa: "Ba-doomp"

I should be noted that nothing programmed into the Alexa has ever been called 'kitchen lights', 'bed lights', or 'evening lights.'

[Blackhawk]

Even more fun is when we ask it to turn on the avian lights and it hears "every light."

I won’t spoil it, but go up close to your Alexa and whisper for it to play some music.

Can ya spoil it? Mine just started blaring the last Spotify song I played - something from the Cyberpunk 2077 soundtrack (Radio Vexelstrom, of course.)

[Unagi]

I won’t spoil it, but go up close to your Alexa and whisper for it to play some music.

Can ya spoil it? Mine just started blaring the last Spotify song I played - something from the Cyberpunk 2077 soundtrack (Radio Vexelstrom, of course.)

It's nothing that big - but

Spoiler:

when you whisper to her, she lowers her voice down really low and whispers back to you.

[Blackhawk]

Not mine. She's at full volume. Maybe I offended her off with all of the constructive feedback.

[Unagi]

Weird.

That made me look it up. As of about a year ago, all of their devices should have that feature.

[Blackhawk]

Odd. The one I tried it on is only a few months old, bought to replace and older model that started becoming unreliable.

Er, more unreliable.

[Unagi]

And I should point out - it's not about the device's age - they updated the software that all the devices share, a year ago.
(at least that's my understanding)

So, my device, which is many years old - does the trick.

[Daehawk]

[YellowKing]

I will never get tired of watching Dean Martin react to Foster Brooks.

[Daehawk]

Me either and both are long gone. You cant get comedy like this again.

[hepcat]

Foster Brooks' schtick got pretty old pretty fast though. At least Dino didn't make alcoholism his ONLY source of comedic inspiration.

[Daehawk]

EDIT for pt 2

[Daehawk]