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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsI'm spending too much time watching Reels on fb
There are some funny dog Reels, some funny standup, and some fun Halloween party food.
Right now, perfect length for my attention span
Aristus
(68,328 posts)The reels they offer me are mostly about tanks. And almost always something I already know about them.
for letting us know that, Aristus!
Marthe48
(19,009 posts)Military?
Storage?
Oxygen?
(I missed the last couple of Friday Night Vodka Buzz posts. This'll make up for one!)
I was a tank crewman in the Army.
I thought everyone knew that.
Marthe48
(19,009 posts)I don't think I knew that about you.
I love being a liberal veteran. I love sticking it to the stay-at-home, right-wing armchair warriors.
3catwoman3
(25,433 posts)I'm sure you've told us, but I can't remember. I know you loved it.
Aristus
(68,328 posts)I loved being a tanker. I didnt love being in the Army. So I had to give it up.
True Dough
(20,252 posts)I never do (too busy posting here, I guess). I'm glad she gets a kick out of them but there are a few snippets of songs used over and over again on the different videos that I hear in the background and I wish I'd never hear them again because they're grating on the nerves!
Marthe48
(19,009 posts)In a helium voice?
I mute those or scroll on by
I'm listening to an audiobook on You Tube. I started it over a month ago and it disappeared. I saw it again today when I was looking for something else. I found a note I made where I paused it, picked it up. One more day of resting up.
True Dough
(20,252 posts)Enquiring minds want to know!
Marthe48
(19,009 posts)When I started it, it was called The Body in Jingling Pot. By J.R. Ellis When I was trying to find a copy elsewhere, I learned that it had an alternate title.
It is set in Yorkshire. Jingling Pot is an actual part of the cave system there. I had fun reading about the caves and looking at photographs.
True Dough
(20,252 posts)The place where they make pudding?
Enjoy the page-turner, Marthe!
Marthe48
(19,009 posts)I love listening to the English accents
I also like Silver Age American mysteries. Lots of the old radio shows to hear, with great East Coast American accents
True Dough
(20,252 posts)Marthe48
(19,009 posts)Srkdqltr
(7,659 posts)Alliepoo
(2,488 posts)Hes been watching the ones in the UK with the Royal Guards sitting on horseback and the tourists that completely disregard the signs about not touching the horse or the reins, where you can stand etc. Some of those horses are biters and they chomp down on peoples arms or the guard will nudge (kick) folks with the stirrups to move them away-sometimes they shout at the offenders, too. Mr Poo is gobsmacked by the audacity of some people and hes so tickled when they get what they probably deserve!
Dulcinea
(7,471 posts)Some of the ones from the 1940s or 50s are so much prettier than the ones today that look like lingerie. My wedding gown from 1997 would be considered "modest" today.
Unwind Your Mind
(2,143 posts)Girl does a backflip, guy grips her by the hips mid spin and tosses her up into a hand stand on his hands, amazing! So many interesting things on the internet