Has YouTube improve your life?

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[Post New]02/10/2014 17:34
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Anonymous
Would you say that your life is better now--in any sense--after discovering YouTube?
[Post New]02/10/2014 17:36
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Anonymous
Yes. I can watch snippets of things I am interested in easily and for free.
[Post New]02/10/2014 17:36
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Anonymous
In regards to education? Tremendously. I play guitar. SO many good tutorials out there. SO many videos where I can watch the fretboards and learn to play a song.
[Post New]02/10/2014 17:37
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Anonymous
Sometimes when I have a song stuck in my head I just go to YouTube to watch/listen to it.

I find workout videos there all the time on days I"m too busy to go to the gym

When I'm having a tough day, DH will look up videos of funny/cute animals for me and send me the links to cheer me up.
[Post New]02/10/2014 17:39
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Anonymous
Yes!!! You can get tutorials on anything. Best thing on the web.
[Post New]02/10/2014 17:40
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Anonymous
yes! I learned to sew from youtube. even complicated things.

I also learned how to cut my boys' hair on youtube and i must say i'm pretty good at it
[Post New]02/10/2014 17:42
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Anonymous
Yes, if I suddenly remember a scene from a TV show I saw when I was young chances are there is some other nut out there who found it warranted being posted online.
[Post New]02/10/2014 18:57
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Anonymous
Yes. It is awesome for everything.
[Post New]02/10/2014 19:05
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Yes. It is awesome for everything.


+1 to this and all of the above. When DS was a toddler and preschooler, he liked to watch surgery videos on You Tube. Before he was fully verbal, he'd cry, "More beating hearts! More beating hearts!" to get me to show him another cardiac surgery video. (He also loved cataract removal, but that was too gross to watch with him.)
[Post New]02/10/2014 20:23
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Yes. It is awesome for everything.


+1 to this and all of the above. When DS was a toddler and preschooler, he liked to watch surgery videos on You Tube. Before he was fully verbal, he'd cry, "More beating hearts! More beating hearts!" to get me to show him another cardiac surgery video. (He also loved cataract removal, but that was too gross to watch with him.)


Your kid sounds like mine! My kid's favorite shows were the medical ones, especially the ones with the weird diseases. We had to cut him off when he kept thinking he had them. LOL.
[Post New]02/10/2014 20:54
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Anonymous
The other night we had an evening of dancing and singing to old music with my roommates from college. Most fun we have had in a while, thanks to YouTube.
[Post New]02/10/2014 21:29
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Anonymous
my spouse is a (well regarded) doctor and seriously has learned/reviewed some medical procedures on you tube. Some rare ones that he hadn't done since residency, and ones where there were new variations. says it is much more useful than just reading about it in a text book (and they are put out by medical schools etc)
[Post New]02/12/2014 00:32
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[Post New]02/12/2014 00:55
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Anonymous
Yes. I discovered Michael McIntyre through Youtube.
[Post New]02/12/2014 05:03
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Anonymous
I learned how to crochet thanks to YouTube tutorials.
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