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Patreon Update Video - March 2024 (Patreon)

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2024-03-05 18:11:53
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It’s tat time again.

I’ve assembled another Patreon exclusive video. Just a video this time as an audio version wouldn’t make much sense. I’m thinking specifically about an overlong behind the scenes section.

https://youtu.be/QU7YnNkuyDE

This one is on the longer side so you might prefer to skip any bits that overstay their welcome. For anyone unaware, the YouTube keyboard shortcuts for skipping forward or back a chapter are Ctrl+→ and ← on Windows, ⌥ opt+→ and ← on Mac.

This might end up being my only video this week, but we’ll see. Hopefully not.

I hope you’re doing well. Take care and have a good one.

UPDATE: The company behind the crap restoration show have content matched their inaccurate garbage nonsense in this video - so I’ve asked YouTube to snip it all out. It'll end up making even less sense than their over scripted, badly performed drivel  - but that's the way things go. 

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Patreon Update March 2024

00:00 Chat Part 1 09:49 Breakfast 17:04 Chat Part 2 23:28 Behind the scenes MI:3 37:44 Chat Part 3 38:20 Reminds me of an old TV 44:02 Chat Part 4 48:19 Noodles 52:02 Wrap

Comments

Grace Robbins

Another place to peruse for seating options: https://www.etsy.com/uk/market/drafting_stool

Brad Jones

Threads is one of those things I have vowed never to watch. Everyone I've spoken to who's seen it says it traumatised them for weeks. 😳

hillbillypolenta

I liked the look into Mission Impossible tape machines (and also the Mindhunter ones) from an aesthetics perspective. I was watching the 1974 Gene Hackman film The Conversation the other day, another good film for analog recording fans.

Dungeoneer

Very late to the party, but seriously disappointed Mission Impossible is no longer well known. One of my favourite shows, so I love the references.

techmoan
>>132138844

I thought the popularity of the movies might have helped a resurgence of the old TV show.

Mark Elliott

I'm a bit late in getting round to watching this., but wanted to say I loved the behind the scenes stuff. I often find that the "making of" elements of a thing is more interesting than the thing itself.