I especially enjoyed the companion travel vlog video mentioned in the description

Motovlog vlog vlogs Cbr600 cbr600rr
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Tour Tuyên Quang vừa rồi của mình với R1 mũm mĩm, Z800 tụt huyết áp
Video phần 1 : Tam Dương - Sơn Dương
#cbr600 #cbr600rr #motovlog #r1 #z800

I wonder if she comes from the same part of the world as the kid on Bill Burr's vlog. Where "Like a Boss" is pronounced "Like a Bowse".

His turn starts around 55:45 for those wishing to skip the vlog....and wow.....just wow. That's insane.

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Sorry, but I feel bad for the guy.

Yes, he's way too smug about the whole thing, and the fact that he's vlogging makes it that much harder to sympathise, but if he's got an ethical objection to animal products I'm not surprised he's upset. If nothing else I'd say he feels sick to the stomach over it... imagine having a nice pork fillet only to find it's human meat.

I'm a solid carnivore myself, and a fan of People tor Eating Tasty Animals, but I still have to respect other people's choices. At least now he'll learn to ask more and more about the ingredients of what he eats.

Now back to my 'pork' stew.

*ban
Wild Crossley Vlogs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aeyee7yEeBI

Seconded. You can subscribe to feminism and individualism, or feminism and collectivism, or any other combination of these different schools of thought - one is not 'better' than the others in the sense that a hammer isn't 'better' than a saw or a drill.

The way that the internet is turning actual schools of thought and study into 'teams' to be on is the same mechanism that drives a lot of amateur identity politics. "I don't want to be on team feminist because that team is rude on twitter, so I'll be on team humanist" is a sentiment that works great in vlogs, but which kicks all the actual thought and theory behind humanism and feminism, respectively, to the curb in favor of team politics. This is not to say that we shouldn't have 'teams,' just that we can make up those teams without discarding years of high quality thinking and actual crisp definitions.

Yeah, the vlog guys always have something interesting to add. Compared to Brazil, I gotta say we still look practically squeaky clean

I actually thought the editing wasn't that bad (and no, I'm not the "red bull generation").

Certainly better than the standard, jump-cut, barely-finish-a-sentence, vlog style.

Maybe you have a perfect image of the exact relative positions of the middle eastern states, but I found it informative and added geographical context to the information.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'John Green, vlog bros, refugee, crisis, Syria' to 'John Green, vlog bros, refugee, crisis, Syria, xenophobia' - edited by MrFisk

I couldn't even watch this, is there some Apple software now that automatically edits out any pauses from vlogs and plays the same fluffy kitten music in the background? This is getting old.

He's been vlogging for six years now. He's had some practice now. It's interesting to see a couple of his oldest videos to see how he's improved.

Look out - He's Vlogging! (Day 52, with rap) has been added as a related post - related requested by Zawash on that post.