Watching the repair shop on netflix

[necronomous]

Show about repairs on antiques. If you're interested in that sort of thing, they do quite brilliant work. Downside, they don't get into the how to as much as you may like. Two seasons so far, so may get cancelled soon since it's Netflix.

[HighNDry]

Show about repairs on antiques. If you're interested in that sort of thing, they do quite brilliant work. Downside, they don't get into the how to as much as you may like. Two seasons so far, so may get cancelled soon since it's Netflix.

Unrelated, watched the LEGO Masters Show last night. Was pretty cool.

[JCW]

Downside, they don't get into the how to as much as you may like.

That's where YouTube comes in. Theres a tutorial for almost everything.

[Geist]

Downside, they don't get into the how to as much as you may like.

That's where YouTube comes in. Theres a tutorial for almost everything.

Old painting restoration vids are quite satisfying.

[JCW]

Old painting restoration vids are quite satisfying.

Those fuckers have some serious confidence in their skills, I give them that. It's pretty amazing what new details pop out in paintings when they are cleaned up.

[WestTexasCrude]

Downside, they don't get into the how to as much as you may like.

That's where YouTube comes in. Theres a tutorial for almost everything.

That site was so awesome with billions of videos to watch. That is until Google bought it. Now you can't watch something as simple as how to wire in your newly installed oven without having to watch a couple of 15 second ads. (And no I'm paying Google one cent to make them go away).

[JCW]

Downside, they don't get into the how to as much as you may like.

That's where YouTube comes in. Theres a tutorial for almost everything.

That site was so awesome with billions of videos to watch. That is until Google bought it. Now you can't watch something as simple as how to wire in your newly installed oven without having to watch a couple of 15 second ads. (And no I'm paying Google one cent to make them go away).

You cant even operate a goddamn barbeque, no one believes you are installing ovens.

[necronomous]

Downside, they don't get into the how to as much as you may like.

That's where YouTube comes in. Theres a tutorial for almost everything.

That site was so awesome with billions of videos to watch. That is until Google bought it. Now you can't watch something as simple as how to wire in your newly installed oven without having to watch a couple of 15 second ads. (And no I'm paying Google one cent to make them go away).

You cant even operate a goddamn barbeque, no one believes you are installing ovens.

[WestTexasCrude]

Downside, they don't get into the how to as much as you may like.

That's where YouTube comes in. Theres a tutorial for almost everything.

That site was so awesome with billions of videos to watch. That is until Google bought it. Now you can't watch something as simple as how to wire in your newly installed oven without having to watch a couple of 15 second ads. (And no I'm paying Google one cent to make them go away).

You cant even operate a goddamn barbeque, no one believes you are installing ovens.

Don't get sassy with me young lady

[Blast]

Downside, they don't get into the how to as much as you may like.

That's where YouTube comes in. Theres a tutorial for almost everything.

That site was so awesome with billions of videos to watch. That is until Google bought it. Now you can't watch something as simple as how to wire in your newly installed oven without having to watch a couple of 15 second ads. (And no I'm paying Google one cent to make them go away).

You cant even operate a goddamn barbeque, no one believes you are installing ovens.

Don't get sassy with me young lady

I hear you should turn on the gas and stick your head in the oven to make sure it's flowing freely.

[CaptQuint]