1969 Ellisdons Novelty Catalogue | Ashens

[@l0lLorenzol0l]

Last time Ashens laughed this much he was reading about the amazing instrument maker Antonio Stella Bottom Title

[@mishumydog]

Lorenzo Pagani yeah

[@ThePreciseClimber]

And Ji Plug Pu Melon Nai.

[@HellJustFroze]

don't forget Nicolas Marty and Ji Plug Pu Melon Nai!

[@rareblues78daddy]

Aw, fuck. Now I want to watch that! Thanks!

[@Redhotsmasher]

There's also that time he reviewed that Chinese iPhone 3 knockoff and an oversized radio style antenna extended out of the thing and spun around in an amusing way.

[@StopLizard]

I just watched a British man read a 47 year old catalog for 25 minutes and I don't regret a second of it.

[@bio0link]

StopLizard What a way to spend a Thursday morning.

[@BloodfelX]

You're darn right chum! Bob's your uncle! Much merriment!

[@DarthPerkins]

StopLizard I was going to post "I do regret it, but I know I'll do the same for the next video" but the Fire Balloon being a DLC weapon for Call of Duty still has me in tears.

[@Goldenkitten1]

The sad part is when it's become so natural you don't even question it anymore.

[@wolfyboy]

what becomes natural? o.O?

[@ashens]

Re-uploaded due to frame rate naffness with previous version.

[@Birdie_]

hi

[@einarpoulsen5877]

ok cool cool :b

[@mpmqbi]

I was literaly in middle of watching the video, then it stopped loading and I got the message "The User has removed this video". Was a bit confused. :D. I didn't notice any framerate problems, weirdly enough.

[@einarpoulsen5877]

why are you still up its 3 am?

[@AZDESERTGUARDIANS]

so early

[@mcopado]

"...at psychological moment" sounds like one of those auto-translated Chinese packaging writing that you read from the back of Poundland stuff.

[@samuelmumby7982]

Very disappointed that Krakn fun doesn't allow you to summon your own oceanic beast for the amusement of your friends. "Be the life of the party with this many tentacled assault! Watch your chums squirm as they are dragged down to the briney deep. 0-3 sad onions"

[@maxscardanelli6185]

Samuel Mumby I can think of plenty of house parties that I've been to where I'd love to have pulled that trick out the bag!!! xD!!!

[@bbsuffering]

Let no joyful voice be heard let no man look to the sky with hope And let this day be cursed by we who ready to wake...the Kraken

[@zetaruler]

Samuel Mumby I'm sure that will bring a lot of *"fun"* and *"pleasure"* to everyone in the party. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[@MrKilljay]

Ponies can't type with hooves. Wait. I thought ponies couldn't type with hooves.

[@wolfyboy]

WARNING: may behave differently towards the ladies!

[@BoboDoboRobo]

'will cause you to receive much sympathy from your friends' "I spent 2'6 on this piece of shit" "Aw mate sorry to hear that"

[@rwaitwhat]

I think of this quote almost every time I read anything with old prices in it. It's pretty great.

[@Crusader1089]

Before the decimilisation of 1971 the British pound was divided into 20 shillings, each worth 12 pence, creating a total value of 240 pence. This was written as £1 1/1d. / was the symbol for a shilling and called a solidus (the latin coin a shilling is named after) and the d is short for denarius. The reason for this was that in the dark ages a penny was made of silver. To make sure every penny was worth the same, a pound of silver was divided into 240 equally sized pennies. Centuries later inflation had reduced the value of the penny until it was made of copper, and there was sufficient gold that a few people could afford to use gold coins worth a whole pound of silver. This is how Britain ended up with such an insane system of money. The bank of England tried to decimalise the currency several times, but it only gained sufficient traction to change the currency after WW2. The new pound was worth the same as an old pound, which is why you sometimes get people old enough to remember the transition saying "A shilling is 5p". What they mean is that an old shilling is worth five of the new pence, even though a shilling is worth 20d, old pence.

[@ZimVader-0017]

Crusader1089 I love it when people mention a bit of interesting history in the comments. See, KZbin comments CAN be educational :D

[@techreviewer]

Crusader1089 thank you history rocks

[@TheMarc1k1]

The poor fuckers, what a bonkers ass system.

[@allahspreadshate6486]

@@TheMarc1k1 - It made us naturally better at mental arithmetic though...

[@xcmodev1558]

Doesn’t Japan pretty much do it like us, instead of saying the value in pounds in pence? IE: £10 (100p) = 100 yen? Something like that? Thats generally how I translate the prices, just take off a zero to get the rough equivalent in $/£

[@Pikachu132]

"Ugh, people these days. Can't live with them, can't murder them and get away with it" is my new favorite ashens quote.

[@PaulSoth]

*CLAYMORE MINE* - High quality explosive device perfect for practical jokes. Place it on a nature trail, sidewalk or hallway. When activated, your unsuspecting victim will be startled by a loud noise and 700 ball-bearings traveling at 3900 feet-per-second will tear into their flesh like paper! Trick your friends and family, hours of fun.

[@thecrowbarfoogle647]

0-3 sad onions.

[@angusgee9484]

Paul S I prefer the anti-tank mine, to make them really jump, 50 feet in the air.

[@SapphireCrook]

This one had me.

[@ilijabonevski1042]

Angus Gee tank mines dont get activated by human weight, i am extremely fun at parties btw

[@teesi2920]

+The Crowbarfoogle this has nothing to do with this comment chain but I couldn't help but notice the Zacharie in your profile picture.

[@christopherhazell1856]

Don't know about in the UK, but in the USA in the 60s and 70s comic books would have ad pages in exactly this format, advertising the same kinds of novelties. I think there is something magical about the fact that you really had almost no idea what any of this stuff actually was, just cryptic descriptions and inaccurate drawings.

[@jakethesnakecastro]

Christopher Hazell

[@aborted4196]

Christopher Hazell

[@nikolatovar9884]

Ashens' vocal affectation and accent for this are spot on. I totally want to order most of those.

[@Bauhauskiddo]

I love the emphasis on indoors fireworks, that seems incredibly dangerous. Also loving the "exploding mechanism", can you imagine trying to sell one of those today? "Oh no, officer, it's not a mail bomb, it's just a mail order exploding mechanism to provide me with hours of merriment and amusement!"

[@Reedster49]

Peanutbutters8 Those boring turd looking worm things where all they do is stink and get bigger. Idk but those poppers that you throw at people's feet are still fun :)

[@Lucien86]

Bauhauskiddo Ashens has done videos on the 'excitement' of indoor fireworks.. The 'exploder' mechanism is just a cap mechanism, they make a loud but somehow very underwhelming bang. You can still buy them even today on ebay or amazon (lookup roll caps) and I'm sure their just as cheap and nasty as they were back in the day.. :D

[@Bauhauskiddo]

Lucien86 oh man, that really sucks, when he said "indoor fireworks" I imagined something as insane and dangerous as actual fireworks except scaled down and marketed for indoors use. My father used to have a toy gun (I think?) that had actual gunpowder in it in the 60's.

[@Lucien86]

Bauhauskiddo Caps have actual gunpowder in them just a tiny tiny amount. They make a great smell when they go off..

[@TheSmart-CasualGamer]

"Have you got the message Officer?!"

[@Shadow_Hawk_Streaming]

"Can't live with them,can't murder them and get away with it" -Ashens 2016

[@zyphyrsyphyn5403]

"Do not write in your surname, or they'll FUCKING CATCH FIRE!" The things he comes up with are fucking brilliant

[@imallfordabulls]

Social experiment rant was the best.

[@theeutecticpoint]

+

[@lathouxaris]

He actually has a doctorate in psychology so he knows what he's talking about.

[@DJEylisium]

Sticky beak - Australian for an inquisitive person!

[@stevenbirch]

The Ellisdon family originated from Sydney Australia so that probably explains the use of "sticky beak"

[@Bud1UK]

Sticky beak is a nosey person.

[@Luka1180]

Usually it's "stickybeak" without a space. From Wiktionary: From sticky +‎ beak; presumably from the metaphor of sticking one′s beak ‎(“nose”) where it is not wanted (compare nosy).

[@SteelSkin667]

The description for "The broken mirror " is mostly incredibly old-fashioned padding. It's absolutely great.

[@andydjbadger]

Don't stop. It looks like there is a lot more catalogue to go. Part two please.

[@andymadden8183]

2 years ago.

[@TheSmart-CasualGamer]

4 years and at least 4 months ago.

[@Levleup]

5 years ago

[@flaminfetus]

6 years ago

[@DanLink9000]

As I was watching this video, I got a notification from Dictionary.com that the word of day was "stickybeak."

[@Lukethefox]

Some of these sound like Plasmids from Bioshock that are either useful or not.

[@pifilixxiv3192]

Well. Bioshock was based in the 50s, so no wonder they sound like plasmids

[@_bisclavret]

I'm having flashbacks to the 'ol "wonderful sound, strange shape".

[@andymadden8183]

By Antonio Stella Bottom Tile.

[@Space-Holiday]

If I ever find a Ellisdons catalogue in the future I will instinctively hear that voice Ashens puts on throughout this video while reading the item descriptions.

[@TheStealthX]

Ashens, mate, you need to do more of this magazine. I'm counting on you, don't let me down tie-man.

[@foxjasond]

This reminds me of reading Boy's Life magazine as a kid. In short it was the official Boy Scouts of America magazine. Every issue had a page exactly like this catalog. Keep in mind, I read this in the early to mid 90s. It was always the same things such as the whoopee cushion, lucky dice, and other crap like that. The only thing I always remember was this insane kit to turn a vacuum cleaner into a personal hovercraft. I would love to see if those things actually worked...

[@Neceros]

Thank you for doing the voice everyone was hearing in our heads!

[@jpsalis]

this is essentially the "how to be the 'home alone' kid" book.

[@kingimpidimp7060]

Ashens laugh gives me life

[@holly-vg1iz]

Your laughter is contagious, man. I'm sitting in my room alone, laughing at the computer :'D

[@mothcub]

WARTS, HUH! WHAT IS IT GOOD FOR? ABSOLUTELY NOTHING! SAY IT AGAIN

[@smallwitchy]

Bloody 'el man.

[@TheFiercestCreatureInTheWorld]

Rub your warts gently in the moon's reflection in the dish. The moonlight may take them back to the moon.

[@CLaw-tb5gg]

Basically a How To Be A Little Shit catalogue

[@maxscardanelli6185]

Charles Carr Basically yeah. xD!!!

[@Caldella]

"Excellent fun! Piss off your friends! Get beaten by your enemies! Get the paddling of your life from your parents!"

[@TheSmart-CasualGamer]

The Just William Starter Kit.

[@ThePlamzJoker]

We've come full circle! Soon Tim will even make a guest appearance on the channel, I can just see it happening!

[@bullcrapmcgee1085]

ThePlamzJoker YES!

[@n0isyturtle]

Why was Six afraid of Seven? Because last year Six had a torrid love affair with Four lasting for many months. Soon into the relationship Six and Four fell in love, but Six knew she could never leave Seven because she was afraid of his violent past. One cold Autumn night Six came home in tears and locked herself in the bathroom. By this time Seven was already drunk and pounded on the door demanding to be let in. Eventually Seven's rage took over and he kicked the door down with a powerful roundhouse to find Six standing there holding a positive pregnancy test. Seven knew he couldn't be the father because he was sterile from years of working at a nuclear plant. Seven saw red and flew into a whirlwind of fury beating upon Six with hammering blows. She screamed "FOUR, IT'S FOUR'S CHILD, PLEASE! PLEASE STOP!" Seven stared at Six in disbelief, "Four? That good for nothing Even aint even a Prime!" Seven stormed out of the bathroom and out the front door, grabbing his pistol off of the table on his way out. He floored it to the restaurant Four owned like a demon. Pulling up to Four's eatery, All You Can Eight, Seven threw open the door demanding to speak with him. A young girl named Decimal tried to cover for Four, but Seven spotted him trying to sneak out through the kitchen. Seven grabbed Four by the digit and pulled out his .38. Four begged "Please, I love her! Please, if you truly love her too you will let her go, please!" Without hesitation Seven pulled the trigger. The sound echoed throughout the restaurant like a thunder strike. Everyone was stunned for a moment, and then full panic, numbers running everywhere, stampeding over each other. Stomping over Four's lifeless body and in the panic Seven slipped out with the crowd and made his escape. Since that day Six has moved and changed her name but knows one day Seven will track her down and find her, and she lives in constant fear for her life and the life of her newborn son, Ten. And now you know why Six is afraid of Seven.

[@DemonGames]

noisyturtle Oh.

[@alejandrovegas7523]

You win the Internet.

[@jcraig6431]

I screencapped this comment.

[@scottscott8123]

What the hell is this doing in a youtube comment section? IT BELONGS TO A MUSEUM!

[@TheFiercestCreatureInTheWorld]

This is beautiful.

[@blob1190]

This is honestly the funniest thing I've heard in years. I couldn't stop laughing. Just thank you for bringing this into my life.

[@ozzaye7553]

your the slice of comedy in my life! when I'm sad or angry I come here and I'm cheered up immediately

[@totz_the_plaid9625]

It's been a good while, so I ask again: PLEASE do more of this!

[@Schizophrenia222]

This has to be the most English episode of Ashens yet

[@Davrn]

Ur channel became my TV, can't miss a single video. Thx mate👍🏼

[@aborted4196]

Cheers mate!

Do more catalogues, ashens!

[@TheDavidGBurns]

this was so much better than lootcrate episodes!

[@rwaitwhat]

Igor Fróes I feel like there would be few as funny as this one

[@emilyireland2198]

OMG Ashens voice reading the catalog!! So good!! Could not stop laughing xD I SAY I SAY I SAY best vid by far xD plz make more!

[@KingOfTheSoulSociety]

Ashen's Social Experiment rant was hilarious and spot on! (yes this is basically the same comment I made on the previous version)

[@psycho_dog33]

According to Urban Dictionary, a "sticky beak" is someone who sticks their nose in other people's business. Basically just someone who's nosy.

[@DeathbatWhisperz]

Please do another video going through all of the products.. The hilarity of these videos are the best part of my day. ❤️ you are awesome Ashens!

[@KakarotOwns]

These descriptions of the things are hilarious lol.

[@ChristianMcAngus]

That Ellisdons catalog is all kinds of funny. But look at that Argoss catalog Ashens shows briefly at 0:39. 22 pounds, in 1986, for a cheap toy car with a dodgy transformation process? Good lord. No wonder every cartoon series back then had to have its own toy line.

[@teenagebunny]

I fucking loved this, especially your old-timey narration and how much you cracked up

[@juststeve1569]

I watched a two minute ad for this. I know it's always worth it for an Ashens vid, but I would only do that for Ashens lol. Great vid btw.

[@LeafShade]

"I very much doubt you're specifically interested in an exact catalog that my dad read, like 60 years ago" Oh how wrong you are.

[@astrosteve]

Stickybeak! I looked it up a long time ago because there's a Monty Python sketch that uses the term "stuck up stickybeaks." It means an inquisitive person, one who always sticks their noses in other people's business.

[@Nightenstaff]

This was far more enjoyable than it had any right being.

[@WAQWBrentwood]

"Bronx Cheer" is an Americanism derived from the NYC borough of the same name.

[@Gh0stClown]

I once went to a tea party that had no real food. Turns out it was just a front for an orgy.

[@fishylogic222]

#relatable

[@davidlewis1787]

Hope you stayed

[@RattPoison80]

Same except it was the other way around

[@therunawaykid6523]

David Lewis of course he stayed 😉

[@EddieHawkinsII]

Guessing there was a lot of teabagging, then?

[@Morty-ug3ec]

Your voice overs are perfect 👌🏻 Thank you Stuart your videos make smile 😀

[@nat9661]

I would 100% have ashens read a book to me, not gonna lie.

[@maxscardanelli6185]

trash lord So would I man. With his naturally sarcastic and cynical comedic comments/add-ins of course. :P

[@nat9661]

Max Scardanelli Yess lol

[@maxscardanelli6185]

Samurai Shampoo Yes!!! xD!!!

[@nat9661]

Samurai Shampoo perfect

[@prismstudios001]

Lovecraft, or maybe Green eggs and Ham.

[@maxscardanelli6185]

Awesome video as always Stuart!!! I was laughing my head through out the entire video. The face on the cover killed me... And haunted my dreams as I was trying to get to sleep and you uploaded this at 3AM!!! Damn you Ashens!!! xD!!!

[@DOSRetroGamer]

this is gold. 1969? I thought this kind of 'novelties' was hip in the 40s or so.

[@TheWizardGandy]

I think the catalogue is more entertaining than the products themselves.

[@SlyPearTree]

I think this was the fastest 24 minutes 54 seconds of my life. I thought it had only been 3 or 4 minutes when it ended.

[@joannegray5138]

I remember after a family holiday to my grandparents' house some time in the 80s, my father cleared out his old bedroom and found some old comics (Eagle, I think?). The back page on each comic was crammed full of ads for schoolboy prank items and I read through each one, fascinated, during the long drive back to the North East. They were marketed as toys and novelties at pocket money prices.

[@ChocolateMilkMonster]

I love this kinda thing, along with old news papers and Ads. There is something so weird about them.

[@RyannonBarrNeo]

I absolutely love the old catalog and magazine advertisements' choice of words. I often cannot read them without a good chuckle myself!

[@evansn79]

ashens psychology qualifications cause him to swell into inarticulate rage at the sight of improper investigative process.

[@outsider344]

Best Ashens outro!

[@shadoom]

thank you for the reupload ashens the other cinematic experience was too much for me

[@sarahalarocheable]

I love listening to Ashen's crack up over these descriptions. His laughter is contagious!

[@vaya-dragon1998]

8:37 The children are dead. Why? Fire balloons. I see.

[@wolfyboy]

"Can you imagine anything more funny, than walking into a room with your TOES protruding?" ... i take it, the 60s where a pretty boring time?

[@AdamantiumPC]

Flipping through the Argos catalogue circling things with a red pen was more fun than Christmas itself.

[@maverickhistorian6488]

Christmas was always anticlimactic for me, even as a child.

[@natgrant1364]

Want Fire Balloons now. That is all.

[@maxscardanelli6185]

Nat Grant Awesome profile picture man!!! :D!!!

[@waffle911]

I suspect they aren't suitable for children aged 3 or less. Naught to three sad onions.

[@RattPoison80]

You can make your own easily with like tissue paper or something. Just look it up

[@andymadden8183]

"An Excellent Profile Picture".

[@scotty_blocks]

An excellent catalogue.

[@tardisdisco]

I don't know how often you read the comments but I wanted to say that this was the highlight of my week. Me and my mom use to make fun of catalogs much like this. It was a good nostalgia moment for me and I hope to see more of the alike in the future.

[@D3STRUKT0R99]

i love the old timey trans-atlantic accent he puts on around 7 minutes in

[@sawyerc4087]

The way he said "What the fuck" while reading about the fire balloons cracks me up over and over

[@roflcopterkklol]

Now i want ashens to review all of these items.

[@mpoukanouka6622]

I mentally read all the descriptions in Gilbert Gottfried's voice

[@ThierryRocksTV]

The parrot from Aladdin

[@deboxmojave6541]

HAHAHAH!

[@megganchappel2196]

Hey Ashens! You should read the whole book! I always loved looking at the old practical jokes ads in old comics!

[@BloodfelX]

SOCIAL EXPERIMENT: Jump out a window and see if anyone cares enough to call an ambulance for you! ...Well that was dark. (Also, unnecessary disclaimer that this is a joke not an actual suggestion)

[@BloodfelX]

Though I imagine people have thrown dressed mannequins out of windows for "Social Experiments" before.

[@kumakisu]

thanks for re-uploading the stop motion video

[@1973Washu]

They seem to of grossly overstated the amusement value of these novelties.

[@BaggyMcPiper]

I kept waiting for something really racist.

[@fortunateson6070]

"Black Face Soap" didn't do it for you?

[@BaggyMcPiper]

Casey Urquhart That's supposed to just make your face dirty, it has nothing to do with black people.

[@emilyknight5179]

Inkshooter at this time, it's usually sexist

[@Gunnar_Konig]

They weren't wrong.

[@NefariousElasticity]

I can't imagine how many snowflakes got triggered over the sex detector thing.

[@flashuser777]

I was born in '99 and I flipped through catalogs as a kid. The LEGO magazine is a big one, probably for everybody.

[@Wario7793]

Omigosh, this reminds me of the old ads in comic books from a company that was based in Florida (I think) called Smith Johnson. They sold the craziest joke items. I bought a few later on, I remember owning a plastic hammer that made the sound of shattering glass when smacked, and a toy toilet that spit water when you opened the lid lol As a kid, I ordered a plastic Frankenstein's monster poster with glowing eye (dots) and it was interesting, but not that scary.

[@gui18bif]

These things always made me curious. Mum never let me buy any. Probably because I was reading 50s comics in the year 2000.

[@operationwolf1057]

That was so funny! Especially the part with the sticky beaks!

[@sylvana393]

Was sorting my old comics, was nice to see all these outrageous adds again. At least the people who bought them received, something. Scammers now just take your money , and disappear.

[@planetshadow]

My favorites were the KayBee and Playworld Toy catalogs and the "What you never knew existed and other items your cant live witout" mailers. :)

[@PixelSprixie]

Wow, the descriptions of these items can only be said with an Estuary English accent, they are quite simply marvelous old chap :3

[@VieVentar]

Weirdly enough I've heard of Ellisons before. Remember catching an antiques hunter type show once where they went into the Ellisons' store - the place has been running since the late 1800's and was still being run by the owners grandson or something like that.

[@get-the-joke]

Or why not try a new 'naughty nightie' - put it on and it melts - just watch their faces. Guaranteed to break the ice at naughty parties. (pause) Go on, go on.

[@get-the-joke]

But all parties are naughty in the British parliament...

[@thebatterandthewurst9984]

Is this the left out punchline of the Monty Python skit?

[@get-the-joke]

The Batter and the Wurst No, this one is made up by me. The actual punchline is: "Do you have a melting life jacket? It's for Rose Dewitt Bucater, fun when the ice breaks the party."

[@thebatterandthewurst9984]

Get the Joke! Oh yeah, this is much more... anachronstic.

[@NefariousElasticity]

buzz killington over here with the sharp jokes

[@ErinTurco21]

Thank Christ that you re-uploaded this, the first one gave me a headache while watching

Sticky beaks are nosey people.

[@RattPoison80]

Pádraig Floyd I imagined a bird that's a thief

[@richardbooth9045]

Your vids are brilliant. I do not have a lot to laugh about at the moment and they give me a good belly laugh. It is good for me , thanks.

[@Nico-rr5co]

And not one Fucking Inflatable Fucking Crown in the catalogue.

[@HannahUK3595]

I'm now going to end every phone conversation I have with "Have you got the message chum?"

[@rlanger3108]

Alright! Want some fucking novelties, do ya? Out of my non-Euclidean box? YOU FUCKING BETTAH!!!

[@SpikeBender]

I love Ashens' rant about social experiments.

[@QuickNETTech]

What the fuck are these prices? Like what the fuck is 1'9, 1'-, 10d, etc?

[@minefilms1122]

it wants you to pay with a stack of bills 1 foot 9 inches tall, obviously

[@belstar1128]

The uk had a very weird medival like money system they reformed it in the 1970s so it would be more similar to dollars.

[@sholva6809]

1 shilling 9 pence. 10d is 10 pence

[@QuickNETTech]

Steven Chapman Thanks, I assume that the hyphen substitutes for zero, so 1'- would be 1.00.

[@Pigeon__Man]

Not entirely, I just hunted around wikipedia to figure this out myself. A shilling wasn't equal to 100 pence so a decimal wouldn't really work, but you've got the right idea. The hyphen just meant it was an even shilling. It was 12d to a shilling, so it just had to be noted.

[@bassenorberg1287]

this was one of your best videos, really fun lisent to. Please do moree

[@Gigidag77]

*beep beep* *beep boop* *beeboop* "Hello!"

[@KhanggiTanka]

hey a furry! How can i become a furry?

[@BorkBorkDoggo]

There is a lengthy ritual, and you must be blessed by a shaman.

[@NafanyaZX]

Tamahagane You can start by yiffing in hell.

[@KrispyKrabby]

S U B S C R I B E F O R M O R E.

[@Scrubdi]

Tamahagane You'd first have to be socially impaired(awkward) and abnormal

[@22DOMINOES22]

9:54 Unbelievably, I noticed "stickybeak" became today's word of the day on Dictionary.com (December 8) undoubtedly due to this video! Look at Stuart causing trends on the net of inters!

[@Therealguymins]

Did Tim of Grand Illusions give you this

[@stevenbirch]

Ah, you also noticed the Ellisdons products on Tim's KZbin intro video titles?

[@Therealguymins]

Steven Birch I watched like every single one of his videos, too, and he does mention them in a few, as well as show the covers of some. But yes, I did.

[@musmodtos]

Therealguymins Water from the Nile.

[@Therealguymins]

Andrew Benham I want one of those things

[@turdl38]

4 years later and I still want another video or 2 from this catalogue