Dude, don't you dare to question what you're doing here. Your channel brings me and hundreds of thousands of other people such a relief from the suffering and malevolence that is life, by re-awakening memories of simpler times, which were filled with nothing but joy and innocence. Being able to re-live those emotions as a grown man can mean nothing less than salvation for some of us. And that comes through what you do. So thank you, brother. Wholeheartedly.

@mcdonellmiller6839

5 жыл бұрын

I second that.

@weaseal

5 жыл бұрын

Couldn't have said it better myself. Props to you Dan as well as Clint for what he does and creates. Peace and love.

@DrummerLocnar

5 жыл бұрын

this ^ love your work, Clint

@keikuru1

5 жыл бұрын

I absolutely agree, and that was a very sweet comment Dan.

@aidenmangues8424

5 жыл бұрын

I third this, his voice is amazing

Hey Clint. Whenever you doubt the quality of your content, please know that you helped me through my entire heroin detox and continued recovery. I've watched all of your vids repeatedly and still do. I do not joke when I say you got me through some BAD all nighters. I owe you. Best youtuber ever. Thanks always. I wish you health, wealth + happiness. LGR FOREVER !!!....

@sallyh4761

5 жыл бұрын

Good for you!

@alastairparkinson3613

5 жыл бұрын

Well done bro

@bio-plasmictoad5311

5 жыл бұрын

Well done, I'm going to have to face the music as well, it's horrible but we dig the holes that we find ourselves in.

@mvl71

5 жыл бұрын

The _only_ reason I'm not going to upvote this right now is because you now have 42 likes. As soon as someone doesn't get the meaning of 42 and upvotes this, I'm going to do that as well. But for now it's a sweet forty-two. Hang in there Paul and Clint, you both are doing great! Edit: 55 likes now. [hits like button]

@BibleStorm

5 жыл бұрын

Stay strong Paul!

14:03 "It kinda looks like crap. I can't wait to try it out!" This is the LGR mission statement.

@mildgrooveon

5 жыл бұрын

AMEN

@aidancommenting

4 жыл бұрын

Literally every video. It might look like junk but Clint somehow finds something special in everything. It's amazing.

Please don't doubt yourself, we seriously love what you do, please keep doing it !

@livardo

5 жыл бұрын

I follow a ton of KZreadrs and LGR has by far the lowest dislike-to-like ratio on all his videos. At the time of this comment, 6300 likes to 50 dislikes is amazing for any large youtuber.

@nogidoki3325

5 жыл бұрын

He is an obssesive nerd that needs to get a life and a women already

@Kevin_Knox

3 жыл бұрын

bruh drake *woman

From my perspective LGR even after all of those years is still providing the best retro PC related content on youtube. I mean even the non retro pc related stuff is all great. I can't think of a video that I didn't like or was disappointed with. Keep up the great work!

Techmoan is, in my humble opinion, the best tech review channel on youtube. Pretty cool that you guys swap interesting items. Also, just keep doing what youre doing, I have been watching you for quite a while and have never seen a single bad video from you and have never ended a video before it was over...not sure I can say that about many others out there. Keep it up!!

@MikeBracewell

5 жыл бұрын

Totally agree!

@JoXDDFive

5 жыл бұрын

It was such a pleasant surprise to find my two favorite KZread channels collab in the background!!

@kujiko88

5 жыл бұрын

Techmoan covers some really cool audio stuff and LGR does these cool retro gaming and tech stuff and I love watching every video from either one of them. Glad to see them staying in touch.

@brokenacoustic

5 жыл бұрын

Michael Owen yes indeed, between the two of them, I have little need for other tech channels...I think Clint and I are close to the same age, so we grew up with the same computer tech and games, the nostalgia is real and I love it lol He should consider doing custom retro builds for people and making videos of it. I've been wanting an old 486 DXII like I had back in the day, wouldnt mind an XP system either for that matter...

@Dorelaxen

5 жыл бұрын

LGR, Techmoan, 8-Bit Guy and RetroManCave form the perfect square of tech channels, each with their own quirks and personality. We get thrifting, puppets, retro restorations, and British computer Bob Ross. Love it all!

Revenge is a keyboard best served attached to your monitor.

"Thank you very much for watching." No Clint, thank you very much for making this stuff. Endlessly entertaining, and I'll keep watching no matter what direction you choose. Thanks again from Ireland. ;)

So...exactly how MUCH alcohol would it take for this karaoke video to happen? Asking for a friend.... :D

@Sizzlik

5 жыл бұрын

Wondering too..lets share the care and make it happen =)

@Chexmics13

5 жыл бұрын

Would love a pur and lgr colab

Let's just say that if Steve1989 is eating history one field ration at a time, you're re-living old technology/games from one video to another. Documenting all this stuff is actually very handy from a historical preservation point of view, a few decades down the line people will have a solid time capsule for old tech thanks to your work.

in regards to your comment at the end of the video is anyone really ever the same over any span of time and if they are is that really a good thing? you have followers because you put out content that we find entertaining. in my opinion the content is secondary to person delivering it. case in point your secondary channels. I love (as do many others) lgr thrifts not because i like hunting for odd items but because your enthusiasm of what you find is entertaining. similar to your food channel. you are the reason people tune in. I think you should keep growing your interests, as long as you are excited about a project we will be. love the PC builds, the games and the retro tech. keep up the great work!

@SmolPotatowo

5 жыл бұрын

The content is amazing, Clint is amazing. LGR remains one of my favourite channels to watch.

@ActualCharky

5 жыл бұрын

sometimes I haven't a clue what he's talking about, but I enjoy it anyway!

@signalmixer

5 жыл бұрын

Honestly this. Half the videos on LGR have little to do with my interests but I still watch them because they help me concentrate or relax, and it's so rare to find a youtube channel that consistently delivers. I went from just following Oddware/Techtales to like, watching Sims 4 stuff pack reviews because of Clint's delivery and attitude. ..This reminds me, better catch up on LGR Food.

LGR, I agree with all the folks here who say you're the best when it comes to retro, and do not let anyone else allow you to think otherwise! I've been watching your channel for over three years, and no video has disappointed me. For a lot of us, this is our world to delve into after all the hectic things that can and do happen in a day of our lives. Words are insufficient to describe my gratefulness for all the content, and nostalgia you have provided. I am replaying the classic Doom on Dosbox right now because not only is it my first game I have ever played, but one that your videos have brought me back to, and of course all the classic DOS titles like Duke Nukem 3D, and the original sidescrollers. I'd love you to come to Retropalooza in Dallas one of these days; hope to see you in the future, and keep doing the greatest thing of all, and continue the hard work!!

Our boy Clint coming up on a million! 👌🏻

@badmeme486

5 жыл бұрын

The community shall see that he gets his million :triumph: :thumbs_up:

@IndygoEEI

5 жыл бұрын

I sure can't wait for it. I've been watching for years and he's one of the guys who started on youtube wayback when. He may be the last youtuber from class 2008 to get his million subs. However he's outlasted many channels over the years.

@nogidoki3325

5 жыл бұрын

and when he will get to 2m he will become a corperate shell.

@danpalu2308

3 жыл бұрын

Here in 2021. Almost 1.5 million now.

I'm a newish viewer (less than a year perhaps) and I have liked every video you have put since, I also enjoy going trough your old videos and I love those to, so I sincerely think you are doing great. Just keep doing what you love and we will keep coming back.

@joegarrity7697

5 жыл бұрын

Funny...he doesn't look Newish...

Clint, you should publish a list with all the retro things you are currently looking for. So all you fans around the world could help you to complete your collection of oddities.

@LGR

5 жыл бұрын

There's not really much I'm actively seeking out these days, I'm pretty satisfied with what I have! There wouldn't be much of a list really, so I just rely on folks tipping me off to fascinating items and evaluating one by one :)

@KubuntuYou

5 жыл бұрын

@@LGR Going to piggyback here. I have a PCI Sound Blaster X-Fi Xtreme if you're interested in that for your ultimate XP machine build. I remember you saying you wanted a SB of some sort for it and mine is just taking up space.

@LGR

5 жыл бұрын

^ Check out last Friday's video! kzread.info/dash/bejne/X4ikqdarmNOqpaw.html

@KubuntuYou

5 жыл бұрын

@@LGR I missed that one somehow. Glad you got something awesome to put in it.

Also Re: Your Content... Dude I just enjoy hearing you cover tech/game things you find interesting or passionate about. Just keep being genuine. I work overnights in a mental ward, its nice to watch your videos when im on my break. very zen.

What the US calls "Smarties" are called "Rockets" here in Canada, as the name was already taken by the unrelated Nestle product you received.

@RK-zf1jm

5 жыл бұрын

They are called Smarties because they have always been smarties they were invented here in the UK in 1936 when they went all over the world the name didnt change anywhere in the world except the US that had already called those crappy halloween candies smarties.

@3DGECASE

5 жыл бұрын

Also, M&Ms were based on Smarties, after some Mars or Hershey's employee encountered them in Spanish(?) ration packs while fighting in WWII.

@fendi-bull8167

5 жыл бұрын

offtopic but related to Nestle. In Malaysia there's a vending water cup machine that dispense Milo (Choc drink), Coffee and their product for hydration and productivity for Malaysian. they sold their product in Layby (Not rest area) highway/freeway parking. stoked that you can take a smoking break while drinking water.

@Revegelance

5 жыл бұрын

Also, Coffee Crisp is delicious, and I don't even like coffee.

@-ll-l---l-

5 жыл бұрын

Here in France this is Smarties too

Collect all pieces of the IBM triforce to become the king of the mainframes.

@IvanovIvanAKrutoi

5 жыл бұрын

The Legend of Intel!

"I got this email saying oh crap" amused me hugely.

Ahhh! The good old monday video from LGR! Thanks for cheering me up Clint, after a weekend with "Leslie"!

@itsaPIXELthing

5 жыл бұрын

@Tsugatr Yep.

@itsaPIXELthing

5 жыл бұрын

@Tsugatr Sério? Acompanho o Clint praticamente desde o início e, aliás, foi inspiração para criar o meu próprio canal ;)

@jcfb1470

5 жыл бұрын

Voçes não são os únicos tugas aqui. E eu que pensava que era o único.

@itsaPIXELthing

5 жыл бұрын

@@jcfb1470 Espetacular! :)

@mXth3nab

5 жыл бұрын

Portugal caralho!

Points awarded for correct pronunciation of “Zed-Ex” Spectrum!

I can relate to self doubt. Always make sure that what you are doing makes you happy. At the end of the day you YOURSELF is what matters most.

My mother used to work as Mos Tech in Carrollton as I recall. She was doing some inspection job looking for defects and hated it but then she doesn't understand most technology. She'd come home complaining, "All I do all day is stare at them damned sil'cone wavers." Occasionally she'd bring ones home that were screwed up so I was playing with silicon wafers that were like 6-8 inches across as a kid.

LGR videos are always some of my favorite parts of my week! No need to second guess yourself, Clint. No matter what content you feel like making, your genuine-ness will always keep us coming to your channel!

I love your channel. My husband doesn't understand why I like watching videos about vintage computers/tech, but it's nostagic. It also makes me want to build and/or restore a retro machine. I wonder what is a good start point as far as pricing/availability of parts and isn't too challenging. I've built a few modern PCs with friends but I'm not sure what to start with... Maybe a windows 98 machine would be cool, or an old IBM like my mom had.

@BrendonGreenNZL

5 жыл бұрын

Windows 98 has to be one of the best OSes for running legacy PC software. It fully supports MS-DOS, 16-bit Windows, and 32-bit Windows; all the way to DirectX 9. Pair it with a sound card that is hardware-compatible with Sound Blaster, and you've got it made!

Yeah dude, you channel has gotten me through severe anxiety, medical issues, and a few honest to goodness mental breakdowns. I don't know what it is about your videos, but the style, the content, and the presentation keep me entertained, relaxed, and sane. Life is this crazy confusing thing, with questions that money, fame, and power can't even suppress. Time keeps on going, we keep on going until we can't, but it's always humbling to see old technology live on for generations to come. I know you're a big automotive fan, like myself, and I just resonate with your desire for historical preservation. It's nice to see where we came from, to remember a time we where once at, or perhaps try to experience a time we never even grew up in. Honestly Clint, you can do whatever you'd like. Do tech stuff or change gears all together. Hell, we all like watching you make food, so you can definitely change your direction if you'd like. Or even just quit all together if you'd like. I mean that in a sincere way though. You don't owe us content on a weekly basis. You should never feel tied down to please us. You do you man. You're an individual who has done more than enough for a lot of us. Keep on trucking.

LGR mail videos are the only "mail opening" videos I can stand to watch. I love seeing all the cool retro stuff you get!

Yeah I gotta go with the others and say that your random little LGR things have been really helpful in bad times, and still are. Your videos are one of the bright spots of my week, honestly; the moment that bangin' soft jazz hits me, I know I'm in for 20+ minutes of comfy. Just keep doing you, dude.

Banish that doubt Clint! You are one of my favorite content creators and it is exactly because you are so genuine. Just do what you love and make videos about it as long as it makes you happy! You mean a great deal to those of us who really appreciate old hardware and software. Also thrifting, always love those videos!

Just when I thought there was nothing interesting on KZread to watch right now, I see an LGR video posted 2 minutes ago, nice!

so great to watch an unboxing video where the person is genuinely grateful and happy to be receiving things, rather then nitpicking and complaining about everything...

Nothing like a LGR thing to put a smile on my face.

I've never commented on your channel before, but I want to say that while I'm not a gamer at all, here are some things I like about your channel. 1. Your voice is awesome - I could listen to it all day. 2. I like old technology unboxing/mail call type stuff 3. Your content is fun. I keep coming back to see what you're doing. 4. Yours is the only channel I don't have a particular interest in but find it particularly interesting, nonetheless.

@LGR

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Hey man, I feel you. I think we all have doubts about what we do in life sometimes. But if this is what you wanna talk about to us, then that's what you gotta do. It's the passionate way you talk about the things you talk about that makes your videos fun to watch. Honestly I'd watch your vids no matter what they're about. Keep doing you!

Damn. I used to be into this stuff from 1988 to 2002 and it brings back such awesome memories. I remember getting donations of whole whole office systems and setting them up in my workshop just for fun. I love your channel.Keep up the fun stuff!

Oh man those P2 400Mhz CPUs are some amazing CPUs. I ran Linux back in the day with one of those and ran Unreal Tournament 2004. Took awhile to load, but once it loaded it still ran the game perfectly.

If you install the Klingon keyboard holder, you must then fight it to the death in a duel of honor.

@satanofficial3902

4 жыл бұрын

Qapla'

You are literally the source of rare computers. I envy you.

@LGR

5 жыл бұрын

Well, kinda more like the "final resting place" for other people's rare computers :D

@RMPANDA964

5 жыл бұрын

+LGR And thank you for having the space to do all of this. I don't think too many of us would sacrifice space for these beauties.

@LGR

5 жыл бұрын

You can thank my rental company for the space ;)

@RMPANDA964

5 жыл бұрын

+LGR True. I meant you putting the money up for storage. Sure I know this is paid by Patreon and all those monetary donations. But it’s you that decides to store all of these and out your passion into them

No worries Clint. I'm sure if you enjoy it, we will enjoy it to. :)

@jkmsaturn

5 жыл бұрын

Great point! Producing these kinds of videos is a often a lonely endeavor . . . I can imagine doubting yourself from time-to-time. Regardless, LGR will soon have ONE MILLION subscribers!

WOW. I see several months of videos here. I like most all the things on LGR. You, Techmoan, The 8 Bit guy and, The Retro Man Cave are my favorite ancient/old/retro/odd tech channels. A loss of any of them would be heartbreaking. Please, do not be discouraged. You're getting close to having a million folks subscribed to you channel. I'd say that's proof enough that you are thoroughly liked and watched. Thank you for taking the time to bring us wares that are odd, old or, forgotten.

Your videos are great; let it be computers or cooking. The one that gives the unique and special touch is you, man! Take care!

And you have our gratitude. Keep doing what you're doing, for as long as you want to do it.

For what it's worth, I enjoy watching your videos more than most channels I'm subscribed to these days, Clint. But it's always important to keep in mind that what we as viewers want and what you as a person want are mutually exclusive. The LGR channel has grown and evolved a bit since it originally started, so I'd like to think wherever it goes next, we'll come with you. Just follow your heart!

Keeping it simple. You are great at what you do and I get happy watching the things you find, things you fix/build, all the nostalgia - please continue! :)

So... much... stuff... Oh, and Techmoan!

"Klingon" probably wasn't a great choice of brand name. If that thing had ever gotten popular it would have had legal trouble

@FindecanorNotGmail

5 жыл бұрын

It looks like the O has a hyphen embedded inside it, so that they could have claimed that the name was "Kling-On", in case Paramount's lawyers would have come knocking.

@waltherstolzing9719

5 жыл бұрын

@@FindecanorNotGmail "cling on" ... of course! I was thinking that maybe they called it 'klingon' because ... don't laugh ... it makes the keyboard appear like a klingon's forehead on top of the screen, which, you know, would stand for the face..

@RMPANDA964

5 жыл бұрын

I doubt it was infringing. Technically it’s a real world language and I doubt you can Trademark that

@yrobtsvt

5 жыл бұрын

"Kling" isn't ordinary English

I’m a lurker here, been watching your videos for years now. Not much of a commenter in general. I wanted to join in the chorus of comments here saying how much I appreciate your content. I don’t want much on KZread these days, but you are one of the channels I’ve watched faithfully for years. You have a genuine curiosity and interest about things, and that’s becoming increasingly rare. So much of our world is cynical, cold, and hard. It’s great to see a content creator that still has that joy about the simple things. Retro gadgets, building ludicrous XP machines, finding odd bits of lost tech. It’s such a wonderful break from the insanity of our upside down world. Now, I’m not a content creator. I even have a hard time calling myself a “creative”. But, I work as a copywriter/digital marker. Over the years, I’ve often wondered if what I do is good enough. I lay awake at night stressing if I’m delivering a quality product. It’s the curse of people who do creative things for a living. It’s like having a monkey on your back. It can be a real drag, but it’s also what gives you a creative drive. My apologies for the long-winded comment (I am a writer, so it comes with the territory.) Just know that almost every creator wonders about their efforts. I stress about my work every single day. Let it drive you, but don’t let it consume you. You’re doing good work here, and judging by the comments I think everyone else agrees as well. Stay true to yourself, and keep creating the content that you want to see. If you’re passionate about it, people will want to watch it. Just my 2 cents, anyway.

Just so you know, i have enjoyed every video you've done since I've started watching. Thanks for all you do!

What you are doing with LGR is *AWESOME* content Clint. I doff my cap (& raise my glass) to you Sir.

Your channel has got me into thrifting. I've found some cool VHS and other things. Got a free faux woodgrain TV from my brother. I love how comfy your channel is. Keep it up sir!

You deserve all the love praise and gifts. Your channel has helped me through all sorts of crap. Thanks for making these videos and keeping us entertained.

100% thoroughly enjoy your work and appreciate all the effort you put into this channel. Look forward to each video, so thank you sir.

8:13 First time I played TIM was on laptop PC with a 256 grayscale VGA (a Toshiba, if I remember well). It was awesome compared to what I could do with the Macintosh SE/30 I had before... And then I discovered color !

You do what you want to do LGR, i see your channel as a journey of your interests. But i'm definitely a fan of computer hardware and components, so you can never do enough of that. You seem to have hit a consistent formula with how you do things, perhaps your audience likes the consistency and exploration of your vast collection of random stuff.

another great video, dude. loved it. life's been pretty rough on me, but watching your stuff alsays makes it easier for a time, thanks for doing what you do, we appreciate all of it!!

I got into retro computing because of you LGR. I can relive my fondest childhood memories forever. The early days of slow and bleeding edge hardware coupled with dial-up to see and interact with what the new internet had to offer.

Who else can't wait to see Clint attempt to play something with that weird joystick?

4:58 Haha! IBM no mess with Lo Wang!

@AstralPhnx

5 жыл бұрын

For context, there was actually a computer company called "Wang" back in the day. Not even making that up lmao

Sir, Your videos are truely timeless. I can watch your old videos and new ones and I still fell all the same goodness of retro curiosity.

I just wanted to say that your videos are always a bright spot in my day, and your channel remains one of the few I can watch at work. It's also helped me connect with my dad over old PC stuff over the past few years. You do you and I'll always be interested to see what that is.

amazing techmoan shoutout

@SpaceLordLono

5 жыл бұрын

Thomas O'Hare What is this, a crossover episode?

LGR Techmoan perfection!

@cgbolton1

5 жыл бұрын

I enjoyed the video and I especially liked seeing the Kodak Photo CD player as back in the day I worked for Kodak in the clean room where we made the photo CDs. I was a quality inspector and so I handled thousands of discs before the went to stores for use by the public.

Clint that just made my day. Your unboxing videos always are something I look forward to. They are so great. Yes, this is something we can always watch from LGR. This channel is the best, you just really know your stuff and with your amazing sense of humor it just that much more of a joy. You got a great passion for this stuff and it totally shows in every LGR video. Please keep up the great work.

This is awesome. It must be so fun getting all this cool stuff. That computer at the end looks great. Your fans are very appreciative!

I never knew IBM had one of those speech adapters. My friend had one from a different company and I always thought it was super odd having a totally separate device that basically just did text-to-speech synthesis. I think it was an "Echo" or something. Great donations! RIP Wang. **Edit** What you're doing is always awesome man. I especially love the "dream builds" of old school machines. As long as you're having fun, we're having fun!

If you want to display those IBM pins, get a piece of felt and a picture frame that has a high enough profile to hold them. Easiest way to display them in a somewhat protected manner.

Clint you are contributing to the preservation of technology, video games, and everything else in between. The work you do is not only important but also incredibly interesting. It is really nice to come to a video that is always high quality, made with an eye for detail, and is seperate from the day to day scuffle of life. Thanks!

I enjoy listening to you talk about anything at all that you're passionate about or interested in. Just keep doing whatever you like doing!

I thought about doing a limited run of my band's album on ZIP Disks.

man.. I love you and the 8 bit guy and its funny to see the difference when you guys unbox things. you: "wow... that is just wonderful. awesome, thank you very much! I appreciate it!" 8bit guy: "meh.. stupid packaging.. duh, I already got this.... whatever....." :D no offense 8bit guy, I know how you are and I like you but its still funny.

@squirrelguy2195

5 жыл бұрын

Don't forget the packing peanuts!

@brokenacoustic

5 жыл бұрын

lol I've noticed the same thing. Only EEVBlog does unboxing better, but LGR is in a close 2nd

@bepowerification

5 жыл бұрын

well.. EEVBlog with his crocodile dundee knife and his tongue is the master of unboxing.

@matthewkriebel7342

5 жыл бұрын

Honestly, LGR's unboxing's are better than Dave's (Jones) these days. Dave just takes too long and doesn't, as he might say 'gild the lilly' with meaningful editing. (Edit to clarify that I'm taking about EEVblog. 8-bit guy is great despite his flat affect).

@AltimaNEO

5 жыл бұрын

I think 8 bit guy just has too much junk and just doesnt want people to send him stuff, but they send him stuff anyway. I think he mentioned in a video that his attic is just stuffed with more things that he knows what to do with.

Keep talking about your passion! Hearing you talk about games is what brought me here, hearing you talk about old tech is what keeps me. I don't know what you're talking about half the time, but I do remember seeing some of this stuff when I was a young child. I also never got the chance to be into computers while growing up in the 90's so hearing about all this stuff that came out while I was growing up (or before) is amazing!

These videos always make me excited to see you review these things in the future! Some awesome stuff! :)

Hello Clint!! Hope you have a great week!!

I’d love to see a video on that Epson Apex computer. I never knew Epson made computers.

@TheTurnipKing

5 жыл бұрын

So did Canon apparently. I have a cloth bound DOS manual with the company name on it, but have never seen the machines.

I love all of your videos, Clint! We grew up at the same time, so there are many things you like that resonate with me. I'm always excited to see a new video from you, and it's the highlight of my day!

it is always good to look critically at what you are putting out but also your stuff is amazing. I lvoe the way you appreciate all of this. I learned so much just form watching you thrift or talk about old tech. It opened a new interst for me and i still use it now at school or whenever i am at thrif shops or markets! I watch your videos mainly for your knwoledge and your voice. it always makes my day a little better. we all change over time. It is oke to sit back a little bit and see what you are doing. But dont let selfdoubt be the better of you. be daring!

I was down and found your channel, then techmoan and the 8 bit guy - now i go to charity shops almost every week now What have you done clint

@morganrussman

5 жыл бұрын

Ha ha ha. :D XD

Smarties are like SCART: US-Americans missed out on both.

@jamesbennettmusic

5 жыл бұрын

Scarties 🤔

LGR is one of my favorite channels for sure. Always digging up random old weird things. Some I recognize, others I enjoy you taking the time to either react to or figure out. Keep it up!

Keep the faith Clint. These LGR clips are great and give so much joy to so many people. I just love to chill and watch your stuff and it feels like your are doing something good in our Universe.

Hey! Clint! If it'll get that Singstar Legends video going I'll be happy to supply the alcohol.

13:32 Action man is the UK version of G.I. Joe.

@TheDeeplyCynical

5 жыл бұрын

He's SO Money Supermarket

@MylesDeacon

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, G.I. Joe but without the nationalism haha

@AgsmaJustAgsma

5 жыл бұрын

More like Euro G.I. Joe, for that matter.

@Sizzlik

5 жыл бұрын

Not only UK..i collected them as kid (germany)..the guy version of barbie dolls..also had the gameboy version..wich sucked. Action man as puppet was great

@fandarzelig

5 жыл бұрын

Is Action Man to GI Joe as TMHT is to TMNT (same thing, different name)? Or is Action Man to GI Joe as Thatcher is to Reagan (similiar thing, different name)?

I understand your doubts, however your channel is simply wonderful! I found your channel from some older game reviews and is still my favorite thing you do, but I like your random old tech and most of all tech tales! I'm a huge history buff and you stumble upon some great history! You've also reminded me of old games I'd forgotten even existed! Thank you for your time and effort in the channel, you have many fans who love your content and this one will watch anything you post.

These are always fascinating. So many kooky gadgets and games I've never heard of otherwise, and occasionally the 'Hey I have that!' delight. Keep it up good sir, always entertaining.

Awesome video! Cheers me up on monday.

LGR and a cup of coffee? Don't mind if I do.

Love, love, love your content. Always wait for Mondays and Fridays. Always! Keep doing odd ware! The nostalgia alone is worth it. You stock the CompUSA in my mind, the Computer City in my heart. ElBo even. Keep up the good work. This kind of historical material is invaluable.

I always look forward to all of your videos Clint. They really lift me up.

That kid on the EasyBall box is trying to Professor X the shiz out of you.

The Dutch... Always sending their food... Because it's delicious of course :p

You sir, and your channel, rock. Especially after you went to that classy jazzy intro. You are, to the most memorable era of my computing life, what the late Richie Benaud was to cricket commentary on free to air TV in Australia between the years of 1999 and 2009. A qualified comparison, I'll grant you, but one that's no less obsequious for it.

Love watching LGR. I grew up in the 80's so a lot of this is stuff that I played on/used back then. Really nostalgic to see some of these things, and also new things I never saw at the time as I live in the UK. Keep up the good work (for as long as you have space!!!!)

Well that was fun. Eagerly awaiting more MK&A content, well with PUR of course as you do need a real girl around to play those.

Lol'd at the Microsoft Easy Ball box, the kid in the middle looks like he is contemplating his future in the picture or trying a Jedi mind trick of sorts. Might be worth doing a bit quicker videos on some items too see if they work or not kind of like a mini episode of LGR where you kind of go on the general surface of whatever item it is rather then in depth a whole bunch like with for example the early digital camera's & their history & competition or similar stuff. Perhaps the general feel if you haven't tried that easy ball or similar trackballs before for example & just trying too grasp what usage it has or would have at the time.

@LGR

5 жыл бұрын

I've tried this and find it oddly difficult _not_ to go in-depth! With even the most mundane items, there's almost always a fascinating story to tell when one digs deep enough. And digging deeper is what makes me interested in such mundane items in the first place :)

You’re doing great Clint, I discovered your channel about a year ago, and quickly subscribed as I found your videos fun, informative, and nostalgic. That hasn’t changed, I continue to look forward to your posts every week! The icing on the cake is that you are hilarious, which shines through how your videos are put together and your commentary (cracked up multiple times on Oblivion review)

I love LGR and look forward to each video on Mondays and Fridays. You have a very original style and review retro tech that many times I didn't know ever existed. Please continue with this awesome channel, Clint. You do an awesome job!

Maybe I should send Clint some American fry sauce. It's only sold in the Netherlands and maybe Belgium. Can't get it in America.

@ortzinator

5 жыл бұрын

Makes sense

@Pijawek

5 жыл бұрын

@@ortzinator that's actually quite common. In Poland we have "hungarian potato pancakes", "Russian dumpling" and "Greek fish" - all of which are unknown outside of Poland

@ortzinator

5 жыл бұрын

@@Pijawek yeah like how French Fries aren't French

@cactusman1771

5 жыл бұрын

We have fry sauce in the us although it's mostly in the intermountain west.

What type of music is he playing always in the background? I'm going to post under every video until he dies or I get an answer

@LGR

5 жыл бұрын

The jazz and and bossa nova music? I always include credits in the video description!

@KI-ky5cp

5 жыл бұрын

@@LGR bossa nova jazz - Jesus I even was googling like "LGR videos background music" and couldn't find sheet. Never heard of the term bossa nova before. This was keeping me busy for a half year now.

@the_pigs_have_rebelled

5 жыл бұрын

K' I' SAYS IN THE DESCRIPTION

Nearly at 1 million subs man its pretty exciting to see your channel grow i feel like a lot of what ive learned about pc has come from you in the last 7 or 8 years you are amazing mate

Clint, I have been your fan for a very long time and you still make me laugh and bring nostalgia to my everyday life :). Thank you so much and never doubt your self or the wonderful work you do for us all! Lots of love, hugs, and much respect, from me to you! I look forward to your upcoming videos! :)