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Early 1900's Saw Mill

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01:15,

2008-10-17 09:04:55

Description: This is a saw mill from the early 1900's that we ran up on while riding the four-wheeler.

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Tags: 1900's 660 adventure destination early four grizzly landmark mill nature plant riding saw the wheeler woods yamaha

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The Early 1900's Dumb Adventure

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01:57,

2009-11-18 02:12:24

Description: Take a journey full of stupidity back in time to the early 1900's when film making was first starting. Starring Aidan Yurich, Matt Volpe, Justice Ramos.

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Angry German Kid's Great-Grandfather as a kid

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04:18,

2007-12-25 11:25:58

Description: An even rarer video clip of the Angry German Kid's great-grandfather as a kid. No, the sound isn't broken. This is the 1900's, before talking pictures were developed. (More)

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Tags: 1900's AGK Angry as Der Echte funny Gangster German Grandfather Great kid Leopold lol Slikk Urgrossvater Urgroßvater

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Angry German Kid's Great-Grandfather as a kid

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04:18,

2008-04-22 09:15:18

Description: An even rarer video clip of the Angry German Kid's great-grandfather as a kid. No, the sound isn't broken. This is the 1900's, before talking pictures were developed. (More)

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Tags: 1900's AGK Angry as Der Echte funny Gangster German Grandfather Great kid Leopold lol Slikk Urgrossvater Urgroßvater

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St. Valentine's Day Proposal in Paris - Brew and Lydia

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02:01,

2008-02-07 17:12:43

Description: This was Lydia and I on Valentine's Day 2007. Lydia was getting ready for an automatic self-timer shot, but she didn't know I had something else in mind and that I had put the camera on (More) This was Lydia and I on Valentine's Day 2007. Lydia was getting ready for an automatic self-timer shot, but she didn't know I had something else in mind and that I had put the camera on video mode. Man, I was so nervious. :) Here's the whole story: Back when we were just friends, we talked about one day going to Paris together since basically ALL our friends in Barcelona had been except for us. Well for about a year that was our running joke. Well after we started dating for a while, I realized "Aight this is this girl for me!". Then it hit me, I know how I can propose...."A surprise day-trip on St Valentines Day to Paris"! Well thats what we did. But I was thinking the whole day, man everyone is going to be there on St. Valentine's Day proposing. I thought I was going to have to take a number or wait in line. But as you see in the video there was NO ONE, literally not one person around the Eiffel Tower, it was amazing. Honestly, the whole thing was divinely planned from the "get-go", I can't take credit for everything. From the tickets, to the ring, to the video, it was absolutely amazing...It was a result of a few months of prayer coming together, that's really what it was. First of all, we got a great low cost day flight from Barcelona (where we live) to Paris, leaving early in the morning and returning late at night. Second of all, the ring is the most special. Lydia is Spanish by culture (even though she is half-American and half-Spanish). When you get engaged in Spain, many times there is not a diamond involved (yeah, sorry about that ladies) :), even though it's getting more and more popular of course. However, I wanted to get her something nice, but at the same time she didn't want me to "break the bank" on something (especially since its not her culture). SOOO, after praying about what to do, her American grandmother sent me and email THAT week and said, "Hey, I don't know if guys are at this step of your relationship or not, but I have my mother's engagement ring...As you know, I have 7 grandchildren and ONLY 1 is a girl...and that's Lydia...So I would like Lydia to have it". So as you could imagine, I was pumped bc I knew Lydia was going to love that ring more than ANY other diamond money can buy. How cool is that to have your great-grandmother's engagement ring from the early 1900's. Anyways, I put my investment into the ring as well. I changed the old band and got her more of a Spanish engagement band and then had the diamond set. After I turned the camera off and we began to look at it together I said to her, "You like it?". She said, "Oh yeah, I love it." Then I said, "Well, that diamond isn't just any diamond...it's what your great-grandfather gave your great-grandmother over 80 years ago!" Then the tears came down. So yeah, like I said, this day was just rediculously amazing. I don't write all this to brag, but rather as a testiment of how awesome God is in answering all these prayers. Just one amazing day. It turned out so good that you can't help but to say that I had nothing to do with it. :) Tre bien! Merci beaucoup. (or something like that). Enjoy! (Less)

Channel: youtube

Tags: Brandon Brew Brewington Day Eiffel Engagement France Lydia Paris Proposal Tower Valentine's

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Runco's Weekly Music - Muddy Waters - I'm Ready

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03:11,

2008-01-05 14:40:22

Description: I'm trying not to be cheezy -- but I might have to dedicate January to the blues... There is just something about the blues of the 40's and 50's that is very special. It's (More) I'm trying not to be cheezy -- but I might have to dedicate January to the blues... There is just something about the blues of the 40's and 50's that is very special. It's almost the result of what I'd describe as a 'perfect storm,' of sorts. As I understand it, during the early to mid 1900's each plantation in the south would have a group of black workers from a number of different regions of Africa. The reason being -- at that time the blacks used to move around from one plantation to another very frequently... so basically at any given time there would be people from various parts of Africa living together and working together. The interesting thing... is that each of those parts of Africa were very different and had their own unique music style - and music over there was a huge part of their lives -- So over the years (1700's - 1900's), as African communities came together in America... styles were mixed... and some regions of Africa were very percussive, others into string instruments, others had very unique vocal styles, etc. When you blend all this together you end up with things like... a guitar player using the top end of a broken glass bottle as a guitar 'slide' -- to emulate a harsh, 'gritty' sound that was actually the preferred vocal sound of a particular region of Africa... doing call and response -- a custom of another region - between guitar and vocal, all the while playing in a percussive style from another region, and potentially even borrowing some aspects from European music... which the blacks learned to play so that they could be the entertainment at white people's parties and so forth. And you pretty much have to assume that they took the best aspects from each region... resulting in things like the 12 bar blues. But that's only part of the reason why I really like the blues these days. The other main reason is the stories behind the musicians. Muddy Waters, for example... was poor and worked on a plantation, and was basically known as a popular musician around his community... since he used to play at all the weekend parties were guys basically got hammered and gambled. One day he was outside and this guy Alan Lomax that used to travel around the Mississippi delta region recording blues musicians ran into him out on the street... and so he recorded him right then and there, outside. Lomax played the track back for Muddy Waters, and after hearing himself for the first time he said, 'I can do it,' realizing that he was in fact as good as he thought he was. So a few days later he packed his stuff up (basically his guitar) and left for Chicago -- which was like the other side of the world to the people of the south. There he slowly developed a name for himself playing in clubs and bars, doing his thing, innovating, playing everyday... and sometime later Muddy is touring w/ Eric Clapton and -- b/c of people like Muddy Waters - blues is an international art. And how legit is his outfit in the first pic... (Less)

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Tags: blues muddy Music runco Runco's waters Weekly

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Lost, A Garry's Mod (Not So) Silent Film

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04:05,

2007-07-02 08:37:40

Description: It is the same as the other one, but with funny 1900's to 1920's music.

Channel: youtube

Tags: 2 film garry's garrys garrysmod gmod half halflife halflife2 life lost mod movie not silent so youtube

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Retro Fashion 70's 80's 90's Event in NYC Part 2

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03:28,

2007-07-17 05:19:03

Description: Every season CIRCA emerges in a new space and presents fresh vintage merchandise from the shop's massive collection, the USA premiere is set to kick-off in NYC. The pop-up shop is set to unveil (More)

Channel: youtube

Tags: 80's 90's design event fashion gucci hiphop jordan kicks music nike party polo pop rap retro sneakers style vintage

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Retro Fashion 70's 80's 90's Event in NYC Part 1

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04:39,

2007-07-17 05:16:21

Description: Every season CIRCA emerges in a new space and presents fresh vintage merchandise from the shop's massive collection, the USA premiere is set to kick-off in NYC. The pop-up shop is set to unveil (More)

Channel: youtube

Tags: 80's 90's design event fashion gucci hiphop jordan kicks music nike party polo pop rap retro sneakers style vintage

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Unsafe working conditions in the 1900's: Steel Mill ...

21,

01:01,

2008-07-17 20:32:45

Description: Steel manufacturing has been a vital American industry for decades, and here in Steel: The Hardest Metal in the World, viewers are treated to an eye opening look at the history of steel production. (More)

Channel: revver

Tags: conditions history industrialization industry iron labor laws making mills pig plant process steel steelworks unsafe us working

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Unsafe Working Conditions in the 1900's: Steel Mill ...

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00:58,

2008-07-17 16:17:00

Description: Steel manufacturing has been a vital American industry for decades, and here in Steel: The Hardest Metal in the World, viewers are treated to an eye opening look at the history of steel production. (More)

Channel: metacafe

Tags: Steel Labor Industrialization History Laws Us Mills Industry Making Process Pig Iron Working

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St. Valentine's Day Proposal in Paris - Brew and Lydia

4,

02:01,

2008-04-21 20:19:00

Description: This was Lydia and I on Valentine's Day 2007. Lydia was getting ready for an automatic self-timer shot, but she didn't know I had something else in mind and that I had put the camera on (More) This was Lydia and I on Valentine's Day 2007. Lydia was getting ready for an automatic self-timer shot, but she didn't know I had something else in mind and that I had put the camera on video mode. Man, I was so nervious. :) Here's the whole story: Back when we were just friends, we talked about one day going to Paris together since basically ALL our friends in Barcelona had been except for us. Well for about a year that was our running joke. Well after we started dating for a while, I realized "Aight this is this girl for me!". Then it hit me, I know how I can propose...."A surprise day-trip on St Valentines Day to Paris"! Well thats what we did. But I was thinking the whole day, man everyone is going to be there on St. Valentine's Day proposing. I thought I was going to have to take a number or wait in line. But as you see in the video there was NO ONE, literally not one person around the Eiffel Tower, it was amazing. Honestly, the whole thing was divinely planned from the "get-go", I can't take credit for everything. From the tickets, to the ring, to the video, it was absolutely amazing...It was a result of a few months of prayer coming together, that's really what it was. First of all, we got a great low cost day flight from Barcelona (where we live) to Paris, leaving early in the morning and returning late at night. Second of all, the ring is the most special. Lydia is Spanish by culture (even though she is half-American and half-Spanish). When you get engaged in Spain, many times there is not a diamond involved (yeah, sorry about that ladies) :), even though it's getting more and more popular of course. However, I wanted to get her something nice, but at the same time she didn't want me to "break the bank" on something (especially since its not her culture). SOOO, after praying about what to do, her American grandmother sent me and email THAT week and said, "Hey, I don't know if guys are at this step of your relationship or not, but I have my mother's engagement ring...As you know, I have 7 grandchildren and ONLY 1 is a girl...and that's Lydia...So I would like Lydia to have it". So as you could imagine, I was pumped bc I knew Lydia was going to love that ring more than ANY other diamond money can buy. How cool is that to have your great-grandmother's engagement ring from the early 1900's. Anyways, I put my investment into the ring as well. I changed the old band and got her more of a Spanish engagement band and then had the diamond set. After I turned the camera off and we began to look at it together I said to her, "You like it?". She said, "Oh yeah, I love it." Then I said, "Well, that diamond isn't just any diamond...it's what your great-grandfather gave your great-grandmother over 80 years ago!" Then the tears came down. So yeah, like I said, this day was just rediculously amazing. I don't write all this to brag, but rather as a testiment of how awesome God is in answering all these prayers. Just one amazing day. It turned out so good that you can't help but to say that I had nothing to do with it. :) Tre bien! Merci beaucoup. (or something like that). Enjoy! (Less)

Channel: youtube

Tags: Brandon Brew Brewington Day Eiffel Engagement France Lydia Paris Proposal Tower Valentine's

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MSTS 1900's steam train

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01:22,

2007-12-05 20:14:27

Description: MSTS 1900's steam train

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Tags: 1900's MSTS simulator steam train

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eighties in the 80's

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04:56,

2008-08-01 04:24:17

Description: This is the video where I talk about some of your favorie topics like old people, dead people, creepy 1900's baseball guys, and I also give next to no information about my upcoming variety show!! (More)

Channel: youtube