Thread: Steamwhisper and YouTube

Originally Posted by neksmerj

You've been sprung, posing as the maintenance engineer at Sovereign Hill, you've also been busy putting together YouTube clips, and have kept it quiet.

Just thought I'd have a geek on YouTube at Sovereign Hill and up pops Steamwhisperer, "bugger me, I know that bloke".

No links, just have a squize on YouTube at Sovereign Hill, Steamwhisperer, and see what you get.

You might have included a clip on how to retrieve gold without really trying.....

If you want to keep it quiet, Mr film director, I'll keep my mouth shut.

Ken

Thanks Ken, just make sure you don't tell anyone. I'd hoped they had removed it by now, I copped a fair flogging over that one and was called 'steamologist' for months. Damn Education Department.
If thats the final result then I can only imagine what the cutting room floor looks like.
Here is the link, It's worth a look at the whole thing but if you want a good belly laugh, I come on at 5.38 min. bahaha
My Sovereign Hill Episode 1 - YouTube
Or if you want to skip the rest and just go for the laughs then try this one.
Phil Thorn at Sovereign Hill - YouTube
A seriously embarrassed Phil

Busted! Nothing wrong with those vids Phil. At least they didn't do a close up

Originally Posted by Scott

Busted! Nothing wrong with those vids Phil. At least they didn't do a close up

Ya got that right Scott, no close up is about the only upside.
Although it does have 54 views which for me means that it's gone 'viral'

Phil

Originally Posted by Steamwhisperer

Ya got that right Scott, no close up is about the only upside.
Although it does have 54 views which for me means that it's gone 'viral'

Phil

495 views now - Phil's now a Superstar

He just keeps popping up everywhere is this close enough watch to the end.
Ingersoll Rand air compressor - YouTube

Good vids.

Should be more of them

Everyone should get motivated.

Cheers

Rob

Originally Posted by nearnexus

Good vids.

Should be more of them

Everyone should get motivated.

Cheers

Rob

OK - how (not) to stress test your welding. PI Crash 2012 2 - YouTube

The camera kart in the first part of the footage is one of the ones I built. I'm in #65 in another of my chassis. The 2nd part of the footage is form my kart. All chassis (and drivers) survived intact and unbent and raced for the remainder of the weekend. So far we've built 16 chassis and they currently hold the National #1 plate in all superkart non-gearbox classes.

Originally Posted by Gavin Newman

OK - how (not) to stress test your welding. PI Crash 2012 2 - YouTube

Brings back memories.

In my younger days we used to do dirt track go-karting andthe spin factor was rather high

Not many collisions though.

I suppose on bitumen they let go a lot less progressively (faster), once they go it's almost impossible to get back.

Good vid.

Rob

Originally Posted by nearnexus

Brings back memories.

In my younger days we used to do dirt track go-karting andthe spin factor was rather high

Not many collisions though.

I suppose on bitumen they let go a lot less progressively (faster), once they go it's almost impossible to get back.

Good vid.

Rob

They tell me superkarts are the best fun and buzzes with your clothes ''on''.Not for me my haemoroids 2 inches off the tarmac at 160k plus.Adrenalin buzzes in the shed do me now. J.

Originally Posted by wheelinround

He just keeps popping up everywhere is this close enough watch to the end.
Ingersoll Rand air compressor - YouTube

Ya bugga, I was hoping noone would see that bit.
Next time I will watch the vid right through to the end before I upload it.

A more and more embarrassed Phil.

Phil consider it this way you could soon be hosting Australia's first ever Metal mans dream show on TV just like Dick Strawbridge in "Beat The Ancestors" or "Planet Mechanics"


No intention to say you have something in common at all.