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Ron Obvious
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August 19, 2016
The amazing colour changing card trick
Richard Wiseman is an interesting guy. I highly recommend his book Quirkology on quirky phenomoma. This is a classic youtube video, if anything can be said to be a classic in that relatively new medium. Be sure to watch it to the end. It isn't what you think it is....
August 17, 2016
Epic Emotional | Liquid Cinema - Aeterna
This music was used in a Mercedes commercial, the Sam Harris Waking Up podcast as well as others.
August 13, 2016
I've been chatting with a cow orker on and off for about 5 years
Interesting hobby. I can't give you his name, of course, because it is still illegal in several states as well as the District of Columbia.
August 5, 2016
A second pilot: Those were the days (1969) was also not picked up
Interesting to see these embryonic efforts to produce this show.
All in the Family was a remake of the British (far harsher and less sentimental) Till Death us do Part.
Well, they don't make them like they used to.
Unaired 'All in the Family' pilot (1968): Justice for All
I think this is pretty close to the actual pilot later, but of course, other than Archie & Edith, the cast is different and the house looks different. The family is called Justice (not Bunker)
A second pilot: Those were the days (1969) was also not picked up
Interesting to see these embryonic efforts to produce this show.
All in the Family was a remake of the British (far harsher and less sentimental) Till Death us do Part.
Well, they don't make them like they used to.
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Name: RonGender: Male
Home country: Middle Earth
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