Brings me back to 1970 when I was playing the shit out of the Woodstock album.

For the record it's "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes"

*isdupe

While we're on the subject, does anyone remember the news reports from around 1989 I think, of a private plane flying along the east coast of the U.S. near Florida and it was assumed the pilot was incapacitated. He wasn't responding to the radio but the jet pilots saw that the sun visor position had changed while they were tracking him so obviously someone was flying the plane.

I think he eventually landed but it was never clear what the explanation was for the lack of communication. It was a big deal at the time but I can't find any reference to it with Google.

According to the wikipedia article the fuel gauges weren't working, wow.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gimli_Glider

That's an amazing story, I'm surprised I hadn't heard of it until now.

Good video, I enjoyed the story.

That's odd, I make an entirely different sound when I cut the cheese.....

Here's a Benson and Hedges commercial, the music is "The Disadvantages of You". Looks like McLean Stevenson in the boat.

I'm so old that when people started referring to Emo kids I assumed it was some sort of reference to this guy.

On our company campus on the shoreline they built a "Serenity Garden" with a koi pond and stocked it with some beautiful fish. Then the seagulls had a field day with them so they had to make a grid of fishing line criss-crossed across the top of the pond to protect them. Pretty much killed the whole serene effect.

Good video, I never knew half of this stuff, I made it to the end before the Monty Python travel agency sketch popped into my head and I bust out laughing.

Dennis Miller coined the term "tracists" for people that look for traces of racism everywhere.

I always enjoy this guy's rants but I wish they would drop that randomly moving camera cliche that a 9th grader would use.

A Latino friend pointed out how ridiculous it is that comb, bomb and tomb all have the letter "o" pronounced differently. Same with the "a" in swan and swam.

Sounded like the "Argument Clinic" sketch at 2:42