Mocks on Youtube that shouldn't be online...

He's currently working his way through the clips on my channel. I've blocked him, there's nothing else users can do I guess. I suppose at least I've watermarked the clips i've uploaded. For some reason when you challenge him to the fact he knows full well what he's doing, he seems to get off on that fact and wants to start an argument...... so I can't be bothered!

An oddity from Cwilliams today, he keeps mentioning a concept for a 'regional tax' to fund ITV to explain his 'interval' videos. It's a crackpot scheme and here he takes 5 tedious minutes to (kind of) explain it over slides. See how far you can get:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_22Gc7JguA&feature=player_detailpage#t=626s

Additionally see how long you can stop the palm of your hand touching your face. I managed about 8 seconds.

Eugh. Who is he putting these videos out for, exactly?

I noticed this one the other day, description: This was caused when the bad weather caused the transmitters to remain on air through the night.

The mind boggles.

Mine was already there before he started talking.

He's been going on about a "regional tax" for ages. It's pathetic.

Who knows, they all seem to get a few views - probably people like us seeing what gastlyness he's up to next - but they also get some 'likes' though at least one per video seems to be him liking them.

They're going up at a rate of about 3 a day, you've got to admire his commitment if nothing else.


That one can't even be classed as a video

And another thing with this nonsense tax - ITV would still produce programmes with advert breaks and fill them with the equivalent of an advert break in an 'interval' - why on earth would they do this!?

Also from what I gather from his ramblings - his idea is to get rid of all the adverts and then derive the level of tax.... from ad revenue.

Is this for real?

I bet Charlie Brooker could make a Screenwipe Special out of all of these.

MS Paint was never that sophisticated in 1986.

He's singing the theme tune?!