GET A HOBBY: work with ROCKS and CEMENT like JOHN DUNSWORTH

You're invited to John Dunsworth's house for a bit of how-to and a little show-and-tell.
Visit www.JOHNDUNSWORTH.com to have a look at some CD's of stories Dad recorded, our to purchase his famous Dicshitnary.

[@HLGViper]

0:28 - "Maybe a little after I'm gone people will say "Hey who made that" - there I am, still alive." Rest in Peace John Dunsworth, you were a treasure.

[@twigglykevin]

a beuty a bonny and a national treasure. see ya on the other side bud. god has a special place in heaven for you.

[@gt7madmax655]

Yeah and a big drunk..

[@AlphaQHard]

@@gt7madmax655 You can relate then

[@rockscousteau]

People are going to watch this forever.

[@V8chump]

@@gt7madmax655 he never drank in real life…

[@DomPeriod]

"When you're dead, you're dead. But you're not quite dead if you contribute something." And with that, John, you'll never be truly dead.

[@TrollHiddenCave]

Death is an illusion

[@warrenpeas]

@@TrollHiddenCave its actually a trick to convince humans consciousness it cant just "wake up" whenever it wants. in other words the only reason you have to die in this dream to wake up is because you have been tricked into believing it.

[@oldundead]

Cool, I'm comfortable knowing I will be 100% dead. I didn't even wanted to exist in the first place.

[@warrenpeas]

@@oldundead how you know you didnt if you dont know who your really are?

[@kear]

@@warrenpeas what are you on

[@mattwesney]

Not quite sure why I feel so sad by the loss of John after so so many years, even still. It literally feels like we lost a family member

[@pikehunter23750]

I came here specifically to write the same thing. I just watched his bit on "Keeping it in the slot, right past the click" with his breathalyzer. Watching John completely changes my mood for the better every time I watch him. What a class act John was and such an important part of my little family as well. Here's a little drinkypoo for you John!

[@TheSunnyvaleTrailerPark]

I got lucky in life and I was good friend of his, barely a day passes without me thinking of him.😔 He was the nicest guy to work with and create comedy with. He was very generous he even let me use a picture of him that he sells as the trademark of my movie company. (I originally used a picture of him pretending to be drunk and he said "If you are going to use a picture of me, you might as well use a good one."😅😄😂😆) So I used a great picture of him waving and wearing a captains hat thst his wife took. It is so unfair we lost him, but his humanism will live in us forever. And no he didn't drink in real life. I think he had like one rum and coke each Christmas with his brothers and he had some goofy name for his annual drink. He had a bad back and he only smoked weed. I can't believe how many people thought he was like Mr. Lahey in real life, that always made us laugh when kids on forums would say he is "An old drunk". They could not be more wrong. John had an IQ of 1,000 and ⅜ plus he held a world record doing some form of the game "Cribbage". ✌

[@TheSunnyvaleTrailerPark]

@Bob Smith He only smoked weed, he might have 1 drink a year. But he played the best pretend drunk ever. 😆✌

[@cherylbarker6523]

I feel this

[@throin1]

I don't know exactly why either but I feel the same. The world isn't the same without the liquor.

[@ChannelPreviewer]

Millions of people adored him - But he stayed humble and hard-working till the end. What a truly amazing man. RIP John - Gone, but never forgotten.

[@chetmyers7041]

His concrete remains.

[@justinallen5166]

video made me feel like everything is going to be just fine.

[@NIGH11]

+Justin Allen yea man i rewatch this every now and then for that reason!

[@TheWeiner4]

Justin Allen ditto lot of hard things in this life and this whole video encapsulates serenity I've found a piece of mind I've lost for years I may just have to take up hoppy Stone working

[@moeburn]

everything's not fine anymore :(

[@jackpolack3315]

moeburn RIP John :( time to rewatch tpb and have a drinkie-poo in his honor.

[@RoflcopterGalore]

@moeburn Maybe not right now. But with time, everything is going to be just fine.

[@bobbyjack08plays27]

hearing him say "I hope I got a couple more years" breaks my heart.

[@lucasjohnstone6419]

I’m about to cry.

[@blairforbes1132]

So sad...

[@joshuahubbell9967]

Yah because he just had a couple

[@tylerb1483]

Well, he did get a couple, and then a few more.

[@jamesritter3143]

Its heart breaking and full of joy hearing him say about his legacy.. i hope he knows He did leave a legacy not just in the stone wall but to all of us

[@mr.smileyken6364]

He is proof that great things come from being productive, being active and using your imagination. I love his attitude, not looking for his 15 of Fame, just making his mark on the world.

[@StefanieJohnson-wi5ok]

Hello

[@MrSkymouser]

This is the greatest video on the whole internet. God, it breaks my heart to watch, but nothing in the whole world brings me as much peace as watching this video. You were the best of us, John. Thank you for everything, your memory lives on in all our hearts.

[@Nick-qp2wn]

He cared

[@bmo14lax]

I watch it every couple of months, helps my perspective

[@TheGravygun]

It's hard to believe that he's still doing talk shows

[@C0NTR0L55K]

“I have a very accurate case of low self esteem and I remedy that by accomplishing things” I relate to this so much

[@TheLinkMedic]

sadly some people don't understand this little nugget of wisdom

[@harleymays1736]

After watching this, I have bought a concrete mixer

[@akemdam9824]

try some cement

[@ronindebeatrice]

That's a Randyism if I ever heard one. Love you John.

[@Overkill_dnb]

I've often said I really like making things and it just dawned on me what the real reason for that is. At 38 I'm trying to teach myself the piano and it's hard but when you can string a little bit together that sounds nice it's a good feeling. Worth a shot if you're feeling down and want to feel good about something

[@Videos5197]

RIP. Not a lot of celebrity deaths choke me up, but this one does. Thanks for your contribution, John.

[@charliekowalski7163]

first one that ever really upset so me so far that i can think of. i feel robbed.

[@homehome1532]

Eh we all have to do it.

[@HASSPREDIGER20]

Videos5197 this beautiful man was much more than just a celebrity. He was & is a legend

[@Corkoth55]

I miss him so much and I'm glad I found his KZbin channel back in the day. Amazing man. Everyone knows Lahey. I knew John.

[@dangerpowers5939]

John Dunsworth and Steve Irwin was the hardest ones. I loved watching Steve Irwin as a kid and Mr.Lahey as an adult.

[@cornishbroski3958]

What the legendary John said about having low self esteem and accomplishing/achieving something making him feel better really resonated with me. I didn't realise I do things with my gardening etc which always give me a boost when I hear someone compliment it. I have incredibly low self esteem and must subconsciously try to achieve these things for the boost. RIP John, you have definitely left your mark!

[@Disco-Terry]

I seem to watch this every 6 months or so when I'm feeling down because it brings me such enormous joy, and talk about a legacy what a guy John was. Still think he could play a drunk better than anyone in history! Really underrated as an actor.

[@alterego157]

Have no idea why this showed up in my recommendations. But I'm glad it did.

[@BigBlack81]

Seriously. The algorithm is yet again boss.

[@squarepusher645]

just seems that we are a bit late as always.. rest John you seemed to be a legend.

[@Ryan.Kooper]

@@squarepusher645 he still is

[@squarepusher645]

@@Ryan.Kooper only mean best. feel tad down when im late discovering a person i enjoy giving time to.

[@neonnerd1364]

Which one of you is cutting onions?

[@nickcangemi4352]

"When you work with stone a lot of times you get kinda sentimental about it. I don't know why. Sometimes you feel sorry for a stone that doesn't fit... same way that you feel sorry for people that don't fit." I am going to miss the hell out of you, John, you were one of the good ones. One of the best, really. RIP bud.

[@mariannedrake6624]

I know exactly what he meant by being sentimental about the rocks- what a neat man he must of been - I miss him and didn’t even know him. Rest In Peace

[@ZGGordan]

It’s in human genes, just look at the pyramids and imagine what energy people put into making it. Why? Who knows, but it has to be done :D

[@cgivensldr]

i don't fit

[@pelopidasalexis6943]

I don't know who this man is or was, but I am from Greece and I know for sure that he is a philosopher and a highly emotional mature person, loved this video.

[@WeLikeSleep]

He used to run a trailer park as well

[@TheJohnDunsworth]

he played a Trailer Park Supervisor on a fictional television show called Trailer Park Boys

[@probablyr0bin1]

@@TheJohnDunsworth im surprised he wasnt the assistant to the trailer park supervisor. Or was that randys position?

[@naylik2562]

@Pelopidas Alexis Check this show greek fella. You're gonna laugh your ass off.

[@thejunglenook3490]

I have no intention of ever working with such materials, but seeing John with his passion and wisdom was a real treat. RIP to you Mr. Dunsworth

[@ElFeicho420]

Rest In Peace John. You definitely left a legacy behind!

[@Youzack1]

Strange how you can miss someone you’ve never even met.. RIP John. We miss you bud.

[@MrClifford666]

Met randi once belly was as greeheeesseey as I'd always imagined! Would have been nice to have seen the duo 😭💕 see him pop up now and again on some random program makes me smile

[@snackgila]

He is gone? Omg

[@coryparni3620]

Yep .

[@truthseeker7233]

Absolutely Correct ❤🙏

[@nofurtherwest3474]

What did he die from?

[@Nightshade0013]

This show was with me in my hardest times and darkest hours. Now it’s with me in my best times. Every time I watch this show, to me, it’s like coming home. Thank you, from one Jim to another.

[@HallsteinI]

Today is the 16th. I miss you John. It's been a real shitnado around here lately, I wish you were still around to brighten the place up. You were so good at that.

[@bubbles2943]

He certainly was RIP to the legend he will be missed and not forgotten

[@cosmothespook]

I would legitimately watch 'The Joy of Stonework with John Dunsworth'. Happy little rocks.

[@patkelly4269]

Little shit rocks

[@MordechaiShoahberg]

Well now we'll never get to see it... Rip

[@SomeOne-vf1rs]

Dixon Nahrwold I had that very same thought, and seeing these videos makes me happy knowing that he did alot with his life that he enjoyed and he really took hold of it, and as he said he will leave behind great things and be known for the entertainment he's given to so many people. I hope more fans of the show watch his videos to see the legacy of the man behind the myth, he'll definitely be missed.

[@bacdimane]

6 days a week it's like Bob Ross but one random day of a week he's in character as Mr. Lahey complaining about getting shitrocks in his mix.

[@lemonpulpmusic]

I have a feeling I'll keep returning to this video whenever I need some perspective

[@brandonorr397]

I’ve came back so many times. There’s something hypnotic about this video and it takes away all your stress somehow

[@jestnutz]

Reminder

[@binkbankbonk1]

@@jestnutz Hah. I’m another person who just came back to it years later.

[@Wot50202]

I cried when John died. He’s more of a calm dad voice than my own dad ever was. I come here when I should start making something to take away the sting of my mom passing away

[@al3700]

As someone who works with stones and cement this means so much to me all his little tips and tricks all while summarizing the meaning of life. A true inspiration

[@kidfortoday]

Dude was an incredible story teller. If you've not heard his album I cannot recommend it enough. He lived an incredible life and was so much more than the liquor. RIP John.

[@ImGazu]

John seems like a very well-educated man. I feel like he has a lot of wisdom to share.

[@P12ooF]

+Jason Yonda alcoholism is a hell of a disease. But seriously this guy is awesome.

[@astral_plane_crash]

+P12ooF I'm not sure if you're joking or not but John doesn't drink.

[@P12ooF]

+Randall Kenshin totally joking. that guy is awesome as hell

[@astral_plane_crash]

+P12ooF I know right. It's hard to believe that he plays someone like Mr. Lahey.

[@ImGazu]

I wish I could live by the sea so I could do some sort of ritual, like bring home one rock a day to build a wall. Instead I live in the suburbs and if i did anything like this I'd be billed up the ass by the fucking H.O.A.

[@spudgun4286]

Watch out for them shit rocks there John

[@laughingtomatogone8884]

Skengman 110 you get stuck in that shit cement

[@loganbeaver4344]

Skengman 110 hahahahaha

[@darrylwood5097]

Covered in shit, and the harder you try to grab them, the more slippery they get

[@gordonm7038]

No shit-moths in Heaven, John.

[@chaosguardianxp]

That is great shitment! Great relaxing video. John is/was the man.

[@TruthHrtz413]

As a long time fan of his antics , I never knew he was a mason. RIP Mr Dunsworth , having mixed thousands of bags of concrete or mortar myself , I could watch this all day. Also sharing the knowledge that my walls and cement will be here way after I am is a comfort.

[@EddIeClark-jt7zm]

This man was a master of his craft. Jim Lehey was one of the best, most hilarious characters ever created. 👍👍⭐⭐

[@PoplarForest]

I'm convinced that the cure for low self esteem is to accomplish tasks.

[@daftnord4957]

i didn't realize that's why i have so many hobbies. too many hobbies

[@Cockatoo251]

We can go further, mate: accomplish tasks serving other people, being useful, giving time and effort.

[@TheBlackSheepChronicles]

Agree

[@thealchemistdaughter3405]

Yes , even Carl Jung said that ..

[@lennymettie1015]

Yip

[@fadedexile]

I acted tough when my girlfriend told me you were gone, but now I am here with you crying my eyes out. TPB and family kept me going through so many hard times of my life. Thank you for a millions laughs and a few tears. RIP.

[@bobyrd4386]

fadedexile Couldn't of said it better myself bro.. This was the first video I thought of when I heard he passed and now I'm here balling my eyes out. I don't drink so I'm gonna roll one up for you John. My prayers are with your family brother. #RIPLAHEY #TPB4LIFE

[@merrickneapetung6842]

Tpb and john kept me going thru all the hard times too..

[@young321bookie]

@@merrickneapetung6842 - God bless you my friend, I hope things are going well. :)

[@maggotthemadman8142]

Film is really remarkable. Capturing our moments in life, and allowing others to have a peek behind the curtain of your life. R.I.P John

[@maggotthemadman8142]

I'd like to travel here someday. I live quite close, would be a treat to get permission to step foot on there and experience someone's Haven.

[@GuelahPapyrus84]

This is so comforting. Truly a gem of a human being. Rest in peace bud.

[@eiii5843]

“I am the cement” - John Dunsworth

[@scottbradford4130]

Lol yeeesssss

[@LKeet6]

@@RM-qn3ro edit: comments have been deleted from this thread. Well, he's actually stopped soil and land erosion by putting that break there. He's basically, in the scheme of things, put a tiny bit of man-made architecture into the land and HELPED the surrounding land. So, even though you're trolling, you couldn't even get that right! haha.

[@pizzainc95]

@@LKeet6 +1

[@martinlebreton6235]

@@LKeet6 Are you familiar with mr Dunsworth's acting carreer? It's reference to one of his most famous lines.

[@LKeet6]

@@martinlebreton6235 a lot of comments from this thread have been deleted. Someone was having a go at him for making the water barrier. I wasn't replying to the top comment, I was replying to someone underneath :)

[@zazzenfuk]

I had no idea he was such a cool guy. To think of him dyed blue, half naked screaming at randy. Or yelling about the shit hawks. This man was amazing, John thank you for everything.

[@DH-kx1gi]

That's the genius of his comedy.. you're so right

[@infjmale91]

Thank you so much for everything. You are severely missed and your memory will live on with Mr Lahey one of the best characters I've seen in acting. RIP.

[@waynecaissie9846]

What a good man, missed by many.thanks to the Dunsworth family for sharing this

[@MacMcCardle]

The legacy of John Dunsworth: A man who in ten minutes summarised a lifetime of philosophy, passion and, wisdom. I'm saddened to hear of his passing but I'm glad I found this channel.

[@goldenbarnacles4121]

@1 TOPLESS U TUBE CHNL He’s been gone for a few years now unfortunately

[@nofurtherwest3474]

What did he pass from?

[@alanjohnson8077]

I am from the UK and just found this video. Sad to hear John has passed away. I feel I have known him for years. Wish I could have met him.

[@goldenbarnacles4121]

@@nofurtherwest3474 some illness. The Dunsworth family didnt really want to tell the media

[@vondahe]

Did he really say “I have an accurate case of low self-esteem”? This man has so much charisma, a great voice and a talent for story telling.

[@gregflores8959]

“ active”

[@sdk7035]

"Wasn't that funny; he is a character you'd love to hang with!

[@TheSunnyvaleTrailerPark]

Nobody is perfect and John was just saying it is ok to not be ok.😊 ✌

[@billyroberts6593]

i fell like johns got a past behind that smile

[@aaronbrown1638]

Bro, when you find yourself putting your hands into moving cement mixers , With almost no caution, you Just might be able to connect the dots to acute low self esteem

[@mlaforce321]

The late, GREAT John Dunsworth - sharing his wisdom while concurrently showcasing how amazingly gentle, kind, and contemplative he was (per those who knew him and spoke of him) merely by having it genuinely shine through in every video he made. RIP to a wonderful legend - your fans, amongst many others I'm sure, miss you!

[@bucketiii7581]

Absolute inspiration. Thanks, John. You have indeed left a legacy.

[@BestBackingTracks]

You were an amazing man John. Thank you for all the inspiration and great memories.

[@armydude1012]

5:23 "Some days things just work wonderfully, and some days it's a struggle. But if you persist through the struggle, it will still get done." Well said. Rest in Peace Mr. Leahy.

[@DBUCKS1988]

You were such a kind amazing soul. You definately left a legacy and will be remembered!

[@franklyput]

This is the sweetest thing I've ever seen on the internet. John Dunsworth is a wholesome soul. RIP

[@TheSidetrackYT]

John seems like a really down-to-earth guy. What an enjoyable video, I could listen to him waffle on about this stuff all day.

[@JohnSmith-lf2jx]

"Maybe a little after I'm gone, and people say 'hey who made that?!'...there I am...still alive"... RIP.

[@aegisraven1284]

Good man, taking safety seriously. This professional safety advisor applauds his wisdom. Mr.lahey will live on forever in our hearts.

[@what-is-a-handle.]

with all due respect to Mr Dunsworth putting your hand in a cement mixer is NOT a good idea

[@aegisraven1284]

@@what-is-a-handle. not the best idea but there are no mixing blades in that kind of mixer

[@mud5377]

He was a good man. One of the best of em, I'd reckon. We're all better people for having known him at all, I hope that one day I'll be quite as good as you were, John. The world misses ya

[@jackmckenzie597]

This shit bout to make a man cry

[@JazReviews]

A hero amongst men

[@paulnovak833]

Why?

[@TOMTOM-nh3nl]

@@paulnovak833 Have another look at the video

[@TheSunnyvaleTrailerPark]

Best film and acting mentor. Very patient man.

[@OFFICIAL_BLKMAGZ]

I truly miss this dude… John was a great actor, friend and mentor to his loved ones and family. Watching this after he passed really hits the heart. Rest In Peace Sir.

[@Everythingthatmoves]

I cant stop smiling when watching this man work. Thank you for all the memories I hope your resting easy

[@juliearmymom7807]

My daughter called me in tears at 1am, having just heard the news. He really brought a lot of us laughter when we sorely needed it. Rest in sweet peace.

[@Warbear]

RIP to a god

[@terrapin6352]

ComradeWarbear He truly was a god. To the world of acting and comedy and also the world in his immediate surrounding. Shaping it in his own image. Enjoying every minute of it.

[@bobyrd4386]

RIP brother🙏😇🙏. You will be missed. I have a question though, does anyone know how or why he died?? #TPB4LIFE

[@TylerHardie]

RIP for real, all the cast on trailer park boys were so genuine and real...

[@Ninja1Ninja2]

shitwinds carry you off to heaven lahey

[@gordonm7038]

Heed John's words. Wise soul. Rock on!

[@gameplayztvyeet3936]

so peaceful and fulfilling seeing him in his true element.. Rest in Peace John D.. you'll never be forgotten!

[@drasisb]

John will forever remain exactly how he wanted. Loved by so many people and forever apart history.

[@willcro_ok]

The joy I get from this human will never amount to what I could give. RIP to an amazing Canadian Legend.

[@jdw99]

This was awesome, I expected to just watch a minute and then switch to some TPB clips, but before I knew it, the video was over! John's a great storyteller.

[@maniek79]

Such a wholesome man, may he rest in peace while we admire his legacy

[@WC-rv7fy]

What a great man, the more I learn about him the more I would have liked to sit and have a conversation with him. Jim Laheys character always cracked me up, but he was obviously way more than that! R.I.P John Dunsworth!

[@CHRISTisKINGaus]

I can't believe how good this video was.

[@finnkdy]

Shit good 👍👍👍👍

[@mykylc]

such a nice soul.

[@bluewater7211]

I've watched him for so many years and I've never felt so relieved to see someone that plays an alcoholic so well not drunk or remotely like the character he's played so so well. It made me feel very good to see him normal. I'm sure everyone else knew he was normal and I kinda assumed it but it's a good feeling to see him normally.. Awesome home as well..

[@Aelwyn666]

I pray that John knows how much he is remembered and adored, wherever he may dwell within the cosmos.

[@fetusdirt]

" I hope this lasts till after im gone " I know for a fact that these rocks are still there, And ill be back in 10 years for an update

[@grarglejobber7941]

> ill be back in 10 years for an update Press X to doubt

[@fetusdirt]

@@grarglejobber7941 you're hard wrong I'm literally in the middle of a stone wall at home and ill reply every damn time. Try me. Here's your X

[@michaelconroy9975]

I think concrete has about 100 years before it gets to hard and degrades

[@grarglejobber7941]

@@fetusdirt ok

[@locoritto]

When you do, please let me know. You legend

[@Xarkom89]

Rest in peace John Dunsworth, wish I got to meet and shake your hand. Thank you for providing me with laughs and joys in both my highs and lows. Still in disbelief, was in tears. My condolences to the Dunsworth family and friends, and to us Canadians -- we lost an amazing person and actor.

[@TheSheperdTheKeeper]

What a role model. So much love to give, that's why you feel for even the rocks....

[@ddlang2514]

Thanks, John. You just lifted my spirit. 😊

[@alecneevel2897]

Watching this video freed my soul from all possible worries.

[@iixiv]

wonderful little film! I don't really know Mr.Dunsworth, but a few years ago I stumbled into his yard while looking for a boat his neighbour was selling... we ended up spending a hour of so looking at his rock work, and driving around that area. This film confirms my first impressions, he is a unique and very special individual. Thanks John for the inspiration... now I really need to do something with that pile of rock in my back yard...( thinking of a pizza oven)

[@shibui99]

John, you made me smile today! Thank you for your kind words of care, life & wonder!!

[@chrisescobar3979]

Wasn't looking for anything related with cement, but one of the most enjoyable videos I've seen in a very long time.

[@Questchaun]

RIP

[@nycbit7386]

SHITHAWKS ARE FLYING INTO INFINITY

[@vitalsignz]

I don’t wanna be dramatic but I’m pretty sure this video just saved my life, Idk how or why but I needed this. RIP John Dunsworth.

[@jordanbuna3101]

I wanted to leave a comment to tell you what this video means to me. I always come and watch this when I am feeling lost in my life and it always reminds me of the importance of purpose. Please never take this video down.

[@jonathanellis8921]

I have come by this video a few times and now look for your comment each time. This video is like a very peaceful memorial to me. I work with stone, and the thought of your own mortality is in the foreground whenever you make something out of stone that has the chance of having hundreds of useful years in it; compared to our very brief blip of existence on this earth. It always puts my mind at ease to see someone come to the conclusion that this man has so gleefully come to. I accept my mortality, but wish to have a reach beyond the grave. And maybe, just maybe the internet too will act as a stamp of time to mark the progression of us as individuals. To Imagine that one day my ancestors could come upon this and glean my life's intention makes me wonder. Good luck to all who wish to make their mark on the world. Concrete and granite seem like a good start.

[@goosemcduck420]

What a talented interesting lovely bloke John was. ❤️

[@ZGGordan]

Last year at 34 I discovered woodworknig, then I expanded to a little cement work and now gardening, I have 20 blackberries, 43 strawberries and now go vegetables. I volunteer and make dog houses for dog shelters, I made like 50 of them in one year. Sometimes I go back to this video, because tihs gentleman explained everything, we don’t know why we live and where we go, but other people, animals and this beautiful world will remain, and I feel a duty to leave something in gratitude for living on the Blue marble. Will I make a pyramid? Probably not. 🤣 But I will definitely make something out of stone, at least some small wall or maybe a bench that people can sit on for the next hundred years

[@ori3037]

There are people and Good People in the world. Everyone chooses for themselves who they want to be.

[@MaxwellBenson80]

Well said! My son and I are reworking a stone wall on our property. We often wonder who built it and what they were like. I have been thinking of creating some kind of stone oven and fixing it in place with concrete.

[@sillililli01]

Gordon, thank you for sharing. Your story is proof that John Dunsworth has left a legacy. It was inspiring others to "Get a Hobby".

[@gloriajagus4242]

Beautiful words ......I LIKE COLECTING ROCKS DONT KNOW WHY ....MY BOYFRIEND THINKS I NUTS ......ALWAYS WANTED TO OR MAKE THINGS BUT I JUST NOT THST GOOD ...OR PATIENT

[@ZGGordan]

@@gloriajagus4242 Haha pet rock colletion :D You know how kids throw stones before they learn to talk? We used to throw rocks to defend against predators, or to catch food. I think it is also in our genes to use stone as a building material. Get some cement and make a small flower vase out of those stones or some similar little project :D

[@Cogstok]

7:06 "It's always nice to have a gentle persuader"

[@nolangelser5534]

:)

[@briannowdesha3986]

I'm yer huckleberry.

[@Green_thumb-rn1ld]

Grew up watchin this man, he is and will forever be missed

[@sethc4758]

What a gorgeous home and beautiful stone work, man was a true master craftsman, his legacy will undoubtedly live on

[@blinkth3dog]

aside from the birth of my niece, this was the best spent ten minutes of my life. i wish i could just walk through a forest or garden and talk with mr dunsworth about life

[@vshazam]

DV 16 your niece will probably grow up to develope a drug habit and selling her body. This video will live in perfection forever.

[@tombradytomoss]

What in the fuck did I just read?

[@maceel4255]

*SHAZAM* sorry your parents didn’t love you

[@Kasper210]

clicked and interesting title.... was not expecting life lessons from mr lahey. what a legend

[@enblanchard5492]

Ummm … yeah, me too.

[@daniellaronde4281]

John Dunsworth was more than an actor. Larger than life, intelligent, funny, sensible and humble. He has become not only a true Canadian icon, but also a world renowned, very humble human. Thank you for all the laughs, John... you are one of the greatest actors ever to grace the screen.

[@naylik2562]

As I came to understand, the funniest dudes out there are usually great minds as well. This guy, Norm McDonald, Lemmy Killmister to cite a few. I guess not taking life so fuckin seriously is the way.

[@JouniMerikari]

One of those videos that you come back to, and just listen to John talk about his passion.

[@ObamacareMishra]

Absolutely. I come here to listen to John and have done so 3 times in the span of 6 years. I wish he was with us and this makes me feel he still is. RIP legend.

[@SethHesio]

Man, I love John Dunsworth. Such a beautiful, positive outlook. I'd love to work with him on a Shakespeare production

[@0nzer0]

That was so damn comfy. Keep doing what you love John.

[@harryhonsoo3255]

A little after you're gone, I'm still looking up to you, for your laughs, your humble attitude, we will miss you I still miss you and I never knew you personally. Rest assured your legacy lives on.

[@jgalt155]

God bless you John , you brought us entertainment as an actor and wisdom as a human being ,thank you from 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿.

[@Murked2000]

RIP Bud. These cement works will be around for years and your memory will carry on ;((

[@Whadduphomie]

You have just cemented yourself as one of my favorite actors. RIP brother

[@Nulife23]

Being 8 years old since this posted iam so sure it's way more cooler! Love this guy! His work and how much he enjoyed rocks. I live on the west coast and have been collecting rocks and so enjoy working with cement and rocks. I've made cement pillars through out the gardens and even a waterfall. We go to a near quarry and hand pick rocks for boarders around the beds too...I always find heart shaped rocks so I have quite a nice selection of hearts. Each time I find one it is God reminding me that he loves me so much!

[@jonrobbin170]

Such a great man... He is missed and will be for years to come

[@StinKyChupz]

I could watch this for hours!

[@thehashslingingslasher6443]

This man was simply genuine. That is rare these days. RIP John, Our Friend, Our Mentor, Our Hero.

[@matthewhoppe5951]

I still find myself coming back to this video periodically....I miss John alot.

[@henrywinchester9372]

He thought his rock wall was his contribution little did he know he touched us all deeply with a relatable character and his character in real life was wise and comforting he contributed so much more

[@drunkenboxer123456]

Big fan of your acting. Glad to see actors have more productive hobbies than just hiding from the media and fans, and shopping. You're one my favorite actors from one of my favorite shows ever.

[@zgo280]

Out of all the celebs dying, this one really cores out my heart...

[@RobV1978]

This randomly showed up in my feed. Someone must have thought that this was exactly what I needed to see today. 😊❤

[@carlie.b]

Would have loved to have known this man. But I'll take what I can get from his wisdom and legacy.