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Thanks Jim I appreciate you watching the video and taking the time to leave a nice comment thanks again

Hey Dave I appreciate you watching the video and taking the time to leave a helpful comment much appreciated

I don't know how to react to that comment

Hey Deb that sounds pretty funny

I didn't send Vlad any money to Estonia he only wants gift cards

Hey thanks a lot your reply made me think of another video I can make I decided I will do a video on the top ten replies of how many RUclips creators it takes to change a light bulb

@@RobbsHomemadeLife That could be a winner, I can filament in my bones... :)

"Guess how many RUclips creators it takes to change a light bulb": "Just one, but first, they need to film an unboxing video of the new bulb." "Two: one to change the bulb and another to create a reaction video." "None, they’ll just tell you to like and subscribe for part two." "One, but they’ll stretch it into a 20-minute tutorial with ad breaks." "One, but only after they’ve reviewed five different brands of light bulbs." "Three: one to change it, one to vlog it, and one to animate the intro." "Just one, but they’ll start with a story about their childhood fear of the dark." "One, but they’ll need a Patreon sponsor to afford the new bulb." "Two: one to change it and one to create a clickbait thumbnail." "None, they’ll just use a ring light for better lighting."

@@RobbsHomemadeLife Haha, I forget you've been on here a looong time, Robb! I didn't even start watching it until 2019 - I worked as a meter reader & I saw a guy working on the front suspension of an old Landcruiser & he had a laptop open & I asked why! He said he was watching a how to tutorial - I had to sit down! Got home & found hundreds of videos on car repairs! Mind blown! I've never claimed to be the sharpest tool in the shed ( I'm not even in the shed - I'm that rusty screwdriver with the broken handle discarded in the weeds behind the shed..) but I was pretty shocked to be that far out of the loop! Kudos to you for grasping that nettle so early in the piece, you're an inspiration to so many of us old dogs! :)

Hey Mr. McCoy it's kinda funny I'm actually a technological dinosaur in most areas but years ago I belonged to a forum that I actually pay $10 a month it was that good and I am a tightwad so you know it must have been something but there was a guy named bill Myers that had a forum about making money online and he recommended everybody on the forum get on to RUclips when it came out even though it didn't pay a penny I started off with a digital pocket camera I got from the hardware store for $29.00 I used to mess with camcorders that use tapes all the way back in the 80s but RUclips was my first digital experience with video and it has been a blast ever since. I think everybody has something to share some knowledge they can help other people out with to me that's the best thing about RUclips we can make videos about how to fix a car and somebody can be with their laptop not having to pay a mechanic there are a lot of things that aren't as good as it used to be but I love how people are willing to share knowledge now because when I was growing up nobody would tell you anything you had to learn it the hard way I'm glad you are enjoying my silly old videos if you make any you would like to share don't hesitate to leave the links

Willows thanks for always watching and replying I appreciate that very much hope you have a blessed night too

I rode my bike to a dr appointment yesterday listening to tunes on my mp3 player earphones and missed my turn I was feeling so relaxed, on the way home it played Nat King Cole at 9mph all the way home, it was a good day. listening to tunes outdoors walking and biking in nature is one of my favorite things to do that I never hear anybody talk about.

@@RobbsHomemadeLife That reminds me of the day that I friction taped my first portable battery powered transistor radio to the handlebars of my coaster bike from Sears. It must have been 1963 or 64 and the music was great. I was in heaven cruising to the Tasty Freeze for a fried hotdog and a fountain coke. My best friend married the waitress and we’re all still friends.

My red folding bicycle that looks like a girl's bicycle has handlebars and seat placement similar to the old bicycles they are so comfortable to ride because you sit up straight. It doesn't go very fast but you can sit up straight and see stuff and it's safer cause you have to keep your head on the swivel when you are around traffic I never went to tasty freeze but in 4th grade I would walk home every day pass an ice cream stand and they had banana splits for like $0.69 and I gave my mom a hard time for three weeks about banana splits and she gave me money for one and I remember going to the store on the way home and told the guy wanted a banana split and he asked me if I had the money and I showed it to him and I ate the banana split I felt like a grown up 1963 or 64 was a good time to be alive at least in my life I look at all those old photographs online at the shorpy website and I also think 1905 would have been a cool year it was right before the automobiles came but we still had big cities the photographs from that time were amazing

I would rather be tacky and lazy than sticky and sleepy.

welcome aboard ms Donna!

Work hard. Be lucky. Or be very good looking. I am counting on the last one so you know my future is bright. All joking aside Mr MC you not only have great food but you put a lot of effort into making your videos more enjoyable to watch. You deserve a lot more viewers for sure.

@@RobbsHomemadeLife Thanks for the compliment, Robb. The algorithm just doesn't like me. hahaha

Thanks for having a sense of humor!

What about mice reacting to cat videos? Got any cheese?

Hey thanks a lot I appreciate that

Maybe the library can get it for you I have had the libraries order books from across The US

@@RobbsHomemadeLife I’ll sic my brother in Montana on it. He and his wife have a country store filled with books on similar subjects as Rancho Costa Nada. They specialize in books teaching primitive and survival crafts and skills, along with various authors musings .

You're welcome

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you can slow the video down or use captions to read the narration.

There is an audio version but it's in Braille

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Brad I know what you mean I don't read 10% of what I used to however this book was interesting because of the format being like a newspaper it was very easy to read even with my short attention span

Me too.

Edit: wrote the stuff below and then peeked at your channel. You are just too busy to find the time to read right now! LOL Try reading a chapter at a different time (after breakfast instead of before bedtime), have good lighting, and see if reading glasses make it easier. Maybe your brain needs to work back into reading gradually to get used to concentrating? I slowed down on my fiction reading (I like historical novels) because my eyesight changed and it took me a while to realize I was at that age where I needed reading glasses. Now that I have a bunch of those, I go in spurts of finding new novels and use our public library. My daughter lives in a city and knows my taste exactly, plus even remembers my favorite authors! I could also order online but forget to check up on new books by my favorite authors. During my hospital stay in the winter, she dropped off 2 big books for me plus some reading glasses she bought because I was hauled off to a hospital far away from home without anything to do and no cell or PC. I was so doped up with morphine I couldn't even concentrate on the titles or authors of books she bought for me, so left them in the bag. Once I got to the end of my 'hospital incarceration' I realized I was off the drugs and brain could function again... Well... I am a slow reader because I love savoring every word of a good novel. Many nights I was up to 2 am reading away. Hospital nurses just smiled because they knew I had been staring at the curtains/walls for the first 2 months of being there and they realized I was on the mend. Sorry to write a novella here... hope I didn't put you to sleep.

@@islandgal500 Historically accurate novels! Yes! Have you read “I Claudius” and “Claudius the God” by Robert Graves? It’s a really good view of what it was like in ancient Rome from Julius Caesar through Nero. Emperor Claudius kept great records and a history of the ruler’s family secrets. Graves wove it into a readable novel. Great stuff. One of the Claudius aqueducts are still functioning. My vision is making it hard to read. I hate reading on computers or tablets. I may try a kindle but I much prefer books. You don’t need to feed them batteries or plug them in. The Kindle may work though. I need coke bottle readers now. I wore out my peepers reading 19th century english and russian literature. I found a translation of “War and Peace” by Constance Garnett that was actually readable. I read straight through over a couple days. After a grueling 400 pages of introducing a host of characters with impossible Russian names that had to by practiced until the narration could flow, for me, the book became one of the best experiences in my life. I couldn’t put it down. Looking back, it feels like I was there. Constance and her associate actually new Tolstoy and corresponded with him. Her translation flowed like music as other translators of russian made the sentences cumbersome and unpleasant to read or understand. If you ever want to tackle it, the Constance Garnett translation is the readable one.

I know what you mean I hate the little *******

You are so welcome!

Thank you! You too!

Hey thanks for taking the time to watch the video and to leave such a nice response much appreciated good luck with everything

Glad you enjoyed it

Hey thanks for letting me know it helped I really appreciate that

Max I'm sorry I don't know how to do that I would have to contact the manufacturer you could try Googling it

Hey Paul I bet you have some great ways of cooking the quail

Hey Lorenzo thanks so much for taking your time to watch the video and let me know what helped I really appreciate that

What a nice comment I appreciate that very much

Hey you must have gotten the same batch of wild planet that I did that's so strange a lot of people seem to like that brand I wonder what their problem is king Oscar is the best so far for me thanks a lot for watching the video and taking the time to leave a nice comment much appreciated

Deborah I'm so sorry I don't have much I can do to help you if I was in your shoes I would have to go to the police to let them know I thought somebody was getting in my house you can also look into getting an inexpensive camera that will come on and film when people are in your apartment it has a motion detector they are inexpensive on eBay and Amazon

@@RobbsHomemadeLife thank you for replying and I got camras and police can't or won't do anything I haft to just leave

Hey island girl I've only had corners game hands once and they were pretty good .When I added the juice to the rice this dish turned out to be better

@@RobbsHomemadeLife It actually did look good enough to eat even though the thought of eating quail seems too exotic to me. Your voice to text is a hoot.

I can imagine what the voice to text is saying 😀

Idk where else to put my bananas? In my refrigerator? I don’t have a pantry cabinet in my apartment

Sure you can put your bananas in the refrigerator I do it all the time the skin will get very dark and black but the bananas will be fine for a few days

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Hey thanks a lot I appreciate that That dish really helped I pick it up at the thrift store the other day for $4 I think it would make a bunch of baloney sandwiches look good

Hey Richard it's always good to hear from you glad you enjoyed the video

Hey Mr. McCoy don't you wish we had RUclips and video years ago

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@@RobbsHomemadeLife Yes! But I'm happy & grateful we have it now! :)

Hey Brad sometimes you just have to have the right plate to make it look good I think you can make some pretty good plates of food yourself I still remember that brisket sandwich

Hey thanks for watching the video and taking the time to let me know that it helped you I appreciate that very much

I know what you mean I have caught it making stuff up three or four times so far

hey chops, that's pretty funny. There was a famous baseball pitcher called Steve Carlton from North Miami where I lived when he grew up as a kid he would hunt doves by throwing rocks at them when they were on the telephone wires

@@RobbsHomemadeLife He and great grandma would have gotten along famously.I remember her eldest ,my uncle Owen, who was captured during the Battle of the Bulge and nearly starved to death by the nazis, stopping the car once and climbing a tree to cut a good slingshot branch for his mom. He must have been in his forties or fifties by then. I was just a little kid. Shortly after, I got in trouble for pilfering pieces of my Uncle Bud’s stash of old red rubber inner tubes for slingshot bands. It was an out of production item that was prized for patching the modern tire inner tubes. Really stretchy.

That latex tubing is pretty good I attached a piece to a door one time at work to make it shut automatically and that thing was still there 17 years later when I left and the place closed down

@@RobbsHomemadeLife I found a set of freshly shed whitetail deer antlers ,one of which has tines that work like an old Whamo slingshot. I forced the tubing over the points and it tightens when pulled. The latex tube I’m replacing is about fifteen or twenty. That stuff is handy.

They are kind of small I think it's easy to overcooked these hey I put your blueberries in a shake with ice cubes oatmeal and carnation chocolate instant breakfast and some soy milk cause I was out of regular milk and it was delicious

@@RobbsHomemadeLife Delicious things are why life is worth living 😋

Hey willows I think it's hard to go wrong with deep fried😀

Hey Moe, it is always a pleasure to hear from you. Those quail have so many little bones, but the taste was better after I added some juice back.

Yes! Got to get the lead out.