Pij02
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Post by Pij02 on Aug 1, 2010 19:50:25 GMT -5
Hi All, As I mentioned in another thread I have, over the years, accumulated links to a lot of YouTube videos. I am sure many of you, if you are compulsive internet surfers like me, have run across many of these. However, maybe you will find something new? (I hope I post these links right!) I swear I am going to choose selectively! However, even a fraction of the links might overwhelm you! LOL. (There are more favorites on my YouTube channel. My username is Pij02 if you want to peruse my favs.) I took dae's suggestion and organized some videos into a playlist on my YouTube channel. That should make viewing my "favorite favorites" a little easier, as opposed to slogging through a mountain of nondescript links. If you navigate to my page, you should see "Playlists" near the top, that will direct you to the videos linked below (as well as some others).
The link to the new Playlist is...
www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=1636AE7C1CFE46BC |
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Pij02
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Post by Pij02 on Aug 1, 2010 22:03:57 GMT -5
Well, sometimes the simplest solutions are not the most forthcoming. A trillion links later and I forgot to link my actual Youtube page! www.youtube.com/user/Pij02The reason I took the time to individually link all the above videos, is because those are some of my favorite favorites. My fav list has over 600 videos, so I picked a few (an arbitrary term!) that I think are the best. ~Paige |
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Post by Emma on Aug 2, 2010 20:53:25 GMT -5
FYI Paige you can make playlists of your favorites on your youtube channel to sort them into things like favorites and favorite favorites. I'm not exactly sure how but think you go to your favorite page and on the left click new next to playlist. Here is a profile that has them: www.youtube.com/user/handinumberGood luck! emma |
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Pij02
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Post by Pij02 on Aug 2, 2010 21:31:34 GMT -5
Thank You for the suggestion Dae! I took dae's suggestion and organized some videos into a playlist on my YouTube channel. That should make viewing my "favorite favorites" a little easier, as opposed to slogging through a mountain of nondescript links. If you navigate to my page, you should see "Playlists" near the top, that will direct you to the videos linked below (as well as some others). Here is the link to the new Playlist... www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=1636AE7C1CFE46BC~Paige |
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Post by BA on Aug 3, 2010 20:45:57 GMT -5
OK, folks - I am now going to very harshly date myself. This bit of cheese was the first movie I ever saw that really made me aware that I was a 'different sort of gal'. I was 15 and for nights afterwards I dreamed that I WAS Carrie Fisher in a bikini. Looking back on it and for the time that it was made, it did touch on some important things, though it was saturated in syrup and even worse, the music of Karen Carpenter. I miss John Ritter. He really was a talented actor and it was so strange to see him in a serious role, when I was only used to seeing him in comedic form. I am only going to post the first link to the film, as once you view part one, the entire rest of the movie is on You Tube - 13 parts in total. OK, so after 32 years, I re-watched this film last night (I'd forgotten the title of it and who was in it) and I still wished I was living out that Harlequin Romance of a film. Call me a sap. As for the wheelchairs of the 1970's (and the music) - yep that was the way it was. Enjoy.
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Post by Valkyrja on Aug 4, 2010 7:14:11 GMT -5
BA!!!.... Same happened to me, I was 9 or 10 when I saw that movie. I was totally in love of Paul (That was his name?). I remember that I felt "tikles in my low stomach" when I saw J. Ritter... That´s when I discovered I like wheelers.
Thank you, BA... I was looking that movie for a long time and it never occured to me to look in Youtube!! (I´m a dork!)
Thank you so much!... I know that the wheelchair is awefull but... it was my first devo love!
Modified to add a comment:
OH... God!!... I just watched the movie again... it made me remember my childhood. I love the movie (and yes, he was Paul!)... I watched Leave Yesterday behind just once when I was 9, now I saw a lot of mistakes and failures, I love John Ritter but he played an awfull para! LOL... But when I was a child it seemed so real!...
No matter what, I still love it!!
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