The Lonesome Place by August Derleth

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  • Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
  • Thank you to Steven Shipman for recommending this story.
    The Lonesome Place was published by August Derleth in 1962 in a collection known as Lonesome Places.
    You can still find copies but they are expensive.
    I read the story and then say how great I thought it was followed by various rambles into barely related subjects.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 123

  • @ronaldashby935
    @ronaldashby935 3 місяці тому +2

    I come for the storys. Stay for the ramblings. One of favourite channel's because of this.

    • @ClassicGhost
      @ClassicGhost  3 місяці тому

      +@ronaldashby935 I think I listened to too many negative sayers and it has become clear to me. They really are minority.

  • @MrsJanLong
    @MrsJanLong 5 місяців тому +4

    Thanks you for this. Right up until my early teens I used to be scared to death of going into our hall at night. I used to run from the living room to the stairs and NOT look out of the window in case something was looking in!

  • @nancynickerson4341
    @nancynickerson4341 Рік тому +8

    I dunno Tony. I've been sitting here for an hour trying to will my dinner into existence, without success. Might have to get up and make it myself. :-)

  • @MartiWilliams-r2z
    @MartiWilliams-r2z 3 дні тому +1

    Just as impressive this time. Thank you, Tony!

  • @martiwilliams4592
    @martiwilliams4592 Рік тому +1

    Ditto, ditto, ditto, Tony. Thank you.

  • @Josephinejefferies
    @Josephinejefferies 2 місяці тому +2

    As an eight year old I had to walk through woods that was full of old army trenches to reach the cinema every Friday night. I remember praying to Elvis to get safely to the cinema where I was going to watch “Kissing Cousins”.

  • @theodorecalvin4214
    @theodorecalvin4214 Рік тому +25

    This story terrified me as a kid and remained lost for the longest time (I always got my horror anthologies from the library, and over time they would vanish for one reason or another). I’ve been slowly reassembling my nightmares, both written and from film, sifting and sorting what was real and what was my mind filling blanks. I appreciate you putting you own voice to it. And do ramble on, friend.

    • @batcaveloner1383
      @batcaveloner1383 Рік тому

      I read it in an American Gothic short stories book!!! :))))

    • @nickberry8833
      @nickberry8833 11 місяців тому +1

      Me too. I used to lie awake at night scared that I might be able to create something monstrous and awful just by imagining it. Of course, you know what happens when you try not to think about something. A very clever story.

  • @Lacoleccionistamisterios
    @Lacoleccionistamisterios 20 днів тому

    Perfect narration of the childhood fears

  • @roxanavasilakis9435
    @roxanavasilakis9435 Рік тому +1

    Thank you so much dear Tony 🌳

  • @walterfechter8080
    @walterfechter8080 Рік тому +14

    Portions of this story reminds me of the wooded lanes with their tall old oaks which I passed by the night that I watched "The Curse ("Night") of the Demon." It was on a mild and windy night a few weeks before Halloween. This is a great tale. Thanks, Steven Shipman, for suggesting this story. Thanks, Tony Walker, for your truly effective narrative.

    • @StalinLovsMsmZioglowfagz
      @StalinLovsMsmZioglowfagz Рік тому +1

      Reminded me of stuff from childhood, too. At least I’m assuming your talking about childhood. x)

  • @martiwilliams4592
    @martiwilliams4592 6 місяців тому

    Listening with new ears--captivating also this time around. Love the "ramblings."-- that, that belief lurking behind our eyes. By night---A belief in our own worthlessness. You're masterful, Tony, on many levels. Thank you. Much, much appreciated.

  • @Bebecat477
    @Bebecat477 Рік тому +1

    Thank you for the story.

  • @roddmatsui3554
    @roddmatsui3554 Рік тому +4

    August Derleth and his lore and worlds have been a source of great insight and inspiration and continue to be. 💜

  • @annnovy4537
    @annnovy4537 Рік тому +2

    I have listened to a lot of your readings Tony, and you have really brightened life up for me. I particularly like your comments on the stories and life in general. What you said about people carrying the mantle of other peoples early comments about them is so true,
    I have suffered all my life from an inferiority complex caused by others belittling me. “Sticks and stones may break my bones but words can never hurt me”………..not true! Keep up the good work. I feel you to be a friend. Anna

  • @SC-jh9qp
    @SC-jh9qp Рік тому +31

    I'm a Buddhist and we say that everything is empty of inherent existence in that nothing exists separately from the mind that apprehends it. The bases of imputation (the external world) are in addition impermanent and arise from causes and conditions. So I really enjoyed this little story. I created some 'monsters' when I was a kid, including the sheepskin rug at the foot of our stairs which would rise and begin to ascend as I flushed our thunderous toilet and legged it for my bedroom! Great chat after the story Tony. Perhaps you could raise money by online counselling too 😃❤️👍

    • @mariameere5807
      @mariameere5807 Рік тому +2

      I love the book the power of now by Eckhart Tolley and it’s on UA-cam right now read by the author! They keep taking it down and Eckhart doesn’t care about it being there but the publisher’s do! And the meditation called stillness speaks chapter one and in the book in the beginning of it, he says that the entire essence of the book is in chapter one!
      Also I love the book the power of the subconscious mind by Joseph Murphy! I have been a Buddhist but now I am just a spiritual being with eclectic spiritual beliefs and I feel the truth of something that I read and as long as I have filled my inner void then everything else is just a bonus, my mom was a Buddhist when I was a kid unfortunately not when I became vegan at the age of three! But a few years later and she was convinced that I was a Buddhist nun/monk in a previous life time but I was obsessed with 1920s London for as long as I can remember and even read Agatha Christie as a child in New York & then we moved to Ireland to where my dad grew up when I was eight and it’s a 15 minute drive from the airport and one hour flight to London! I left on my own at 16 to come here and I love it❕‼️
      BTW, Isn’t the desire for no desire a desire in and of it’s self?!? I have always wondered how Buddhists deal with this question! Don’t worry it’s rhetorical❕Blessings from London! 🙏 Namaste
      🕊🤍🕊

    • @skeleczar
      @skeleczar Рік тому +5

      My husband (and my dad, and my brother) have always tried to convince me that the animals I rescue are insignificant, that they are just one tiny drop in the ocean that is life on this planet, and it’s a completely pointless exercise to save one mouse or kitten or chipmunk or pigeon or seagull among millions or even billions. I’ve always tried to explain to them that saving one life is saving the whole world. They have never understood, but I feel like this is a similar concept. There is a whole world that exists from the perspective of that one creature, a whole world that is blipped out of existence upon their death.

    • @suecondon1685
      @suecondon1685 Рік тому +1

      @@skeleczar Love this. ❤️

    • @JMDinOKC
      @JMDinOKC Рік тому +1

      Sounds like quantum mechanics. Stephen Hawking wrote that religion and philosophy are dead. I think he meant that why bother with religion or philosophy to seek the meaning of life when modern physics is weirder than anything religion or philosophy can come up with.

    • @SC-jh9qp
      @SC-jh9qp Рік тому +1

      @@GeorgiaPeachHolly The aim of Buddhism is to remove suffering from your life and show others how to do the same. This is achieved by removing negative states of mind, viewpoints and actions and this is ultimately achieved by the wisdom of knowing the connection between your mind, your world and your experiences. So we work at eliminating Anger and Hatred; Attachment to worldly things that lead to dependence upon them for our happiness; Pride; Miserliness; Idle gossiping etc and we focus instead on Loving Kindness towards all people and living beings; Patient Acceptance of Suffering arising from other's actions, our own actions and apparently random events; Generosity, giving material aid, time and good advice to others; Moral Discipline, No killing, stealing, sexual abuse, lying, harsh words, being divisive, abandoning others etc We also focus on removing harmful inner dialogues, taming our random thoughts and developing concentration through Meditation and Mindfulness so that we can abandon preconceived ideas of reality and ultimately gain a Peaceful Mind at all times (which is true Happiness) and accrue the Wisdom needed to help others. Emptiness does not imply nihilism or meaninglessness, (this is a common misconception) , it is a truth about the actual nature of things that can be seen with a clear mind. I'm not trying to persuade you of anything here as we don't evangelise in Buddhism, merely sharing my understanding that I have gained in the 25 years I've been formally practicing. 💗

  • @susannowak5544
    @susannowak5544 Рік тому +2

    Along the “belief makes X real,” theme, Sir Terry Pratchett explored this, in a fun way, in his Discworld book “Small Gods.” Truly fun…

  • @stardust949
    @stardust949 Рік тому +9

    This author (and your reading of it) truly evoked some faint wisps of forgotten childhood fears...very nice to listen to tonight. Thank you so much.

  • @annabellreads
    @annabellreads Рік тому +6

    I do love the stories where your voice gets slow, creeping, almost drawling back on those vocal folds. One more thing to consider as a reference, especially given the publication timeframe, was the uniquely American concept of sundown towns. However, in those places, the danger was what happened when they left the lonesome places. I'll leave you to do the googling, but I will add, full circle style, one of the episodes of the HBO series Lovecraft Country featured a sundown county.

  • @adonisatreus76
    @adonisatreus76 Рік тому +1

    Great spooky story!

  • @mamacypress
    @mamacypress 8 місяців тому +1

    Thank you for the fascinating information about Derleth! I discovered his writing from old recordings of Lovecraft here on UA-cam, but knew very little about him and his work. Fairly new subscriber - just found your channel in October 2023 while searching for a good recording of Sleepy Hollow. Great stuff! Was quickly added to my bedtime/sick in bed favorites, along with “H.P. Lovecraft Audiobook” and Greg Wagland’s Sherlock Holmes (Magpie Audio). My family is sick of hearing about your work! 🤣

    • @ClassicGhost
      @ClassicGhost  8 місяців тому

      Apologies to your family but m glad you like what i do !

  • @jenniferlevine5406
    @jenniferlevine5406 Рік тому +2

    Great story! The chat was even better. Thanks for being to entertaining and insightfu!

  • @beckymartin1810
    @beckymartin1810 Рік тому +4

    Such a wonderful treat to listen tonight. Thank you for sharing your talent and knowledge with us.

  • @spitfire_2
    @spitfire_2 Рік тому

    Wow! I really enjoyed the story, your narration and follow-up. Excellent. Thank you!

  • @terryolsson4145
    @terryolsson4145 Рік тому +1

    Another great little story Tony.....Thank you.

  • @mollyrobbins1515
    @mollyrobbins1515 Рік тому +1

    One of my favorite stories by one of my favorite authors. Thank you.

  • @RolandWieffering1
    @RolandWieffering1 7 місяців тому

    I love A. Derleth stories, hope you'll read more from him. Thanks for this one.
    Your Dutch follower 👍🏻😉

  • @Elder-Witch299
    @Elder-Witch299 Рік тому +5

    Loved this, Tony. Your vocal tone and tempo were perfect. It evoked the fear I had when passing the graveyard in the dark as a teenager, when all logic was lost and I bolted down the road like a scalded cat. Looking forward to your next one, but will go to Haunted Places too 😄

  • @normaemanuel4975
    @normaemanuel4975 Рік тому +1

    Yes! Good story! Thank you!

  • @parapoliticos52
    @parapoliticos52 Рік тому +1

    Reminds me of Stephen King.
    For good reasons am sure.
    Excellent narration/dramatization.

  • @philmenard8927
    @philmenard8927 Рік тому +1

    Absolutely one of my favorite stories by Derleth, who is mostly known for his relationship with Lovecraft and his writings and the preserving of those works.

  • @gillrippingale1173
    @gillrippingale1173 Рік тому +1

    Hiya! Yes, another Buddhist here...(with Druidic sympathies!) And I found your musings chimed well with my own explorations/ meditations and investigations! I find everything to do with the mind absolutely fascinating, and also, as an artist, love to ponder over my own imaginative constructions. Stories of artwork coming to life are thrilling!
    I am off to seek out your real haunting now! How about you get together with Danny Robins sometime..?!!

    • @ClassicGhost
      @ClassicGhost  Рік тому +1

      Well, I'm coming from a similar place philosphically/spirtually I guess. Not sure Danny would have me tbf.

    • @gillrippingale1173
      @gillrippingale1173 Рік тому

      @@ClassicGhostI wonder what makes you think Danny wouldn't have you? You have common interests and skills in communicating enthusiasm for the subject matter!

  • @martiwilliams4592
    @martiwilliams4592 Рік тому +1

    Masterful, Tony--also this time around. Thank you.

  • @KABrown-jp5eh
    @KABrown-jp5eh Рік тому +1

    Thank you!!!
    &, Happy New Year¡!¡!¡!¡!
    From Victoria, Australia.
    🎊🥳🥂🐨🎉

  • @Story-Voracious66
    @Story-Voracious66 Рік тому +1

    Tathagata Buddha, the Father Buddha says...
    "With our thoughts we make the World .", and so Stephen King's Derry created IT.
    This story also reminded me of "The Shadow", that you posted recently.
    As usual I really enjoyed your ramble, lots I can relate to.
    Thanks.

  • @Hazel_Fox22
    @Hazel_Fox22 Рік тому +2

    I really liked Unreal City! I'm usually a witches gal when it comes to supernatural creatures, but vamps come in a close second. Have tried to read Something Wicked This Way Comes and failed..lol. Would love to hear you do it, Mr. Tony.

    • @ClassicGhost
      @ClassicGhost  Рік тому +2

      i'd like to do it as i really like the way it's written

  • @Wanda711
    @Wanda711 9 місяців тому

    Even though this story is set in a midwest Prairie town, evidenced by the grain elevator, your accent works really well when telling it. You've got a great ear for dialogue; you really did sound like a little boy arguing with his mom, or two friends exchanging secrets.

  • @edf777
    @edf777 Рік тому +2

    Thanks 😊 .perfect timing..its lonesome without our tony..but thankfully never for long at all.another great story tony 👍 👏thanks for never keeping us waiting to long

  • @soundsilence2604
    @soundsilence2604 Рік тому +1

    Loved the title as much as the story.

  • @alicegraham1571
    @alicegraham1571 11 місяців тому +1

    During a camping trip in the mountains, I remember my family gathering around a bonfire and my mother telling ghost stories. This was one of them and I remember being both terrified and fascinated by this story. It stayed with me for the longest time but my mom couldn't remember the title of it. Only recently, decades later my mom found it. Doesn't matter that I'm now in my thirties. I still could relate to that childhood fear I felt when I was seven. The creepy description of the monster that fits both practical and psychological fears. The clawed feet and a hulking size mirrors what early man would fear when mammoths and sabertooth tigers roamed the dark. However the lack of face reminds you this isn't just some beast feeding it's young or a human that you can sympathize with. It's worse than If it did have one and it waits. Pray it's not faster than you. Happy Halloween everyone!

    • @ClassicGhost
      @ClassicGhost  11 місяців тому +1

      Lovely response. Thank you

  • @DenWell-SeedsOfChaos
    @DenWell-SeedsOfChaos 4 місяці тому

    I have listened to you read this 3 times now (over the last year) I like it a lot, it is like comfort food for me, but not fattening. I've lost 21 pounds (not money) turning to your stories and narrations instead of food to pacify my -antsy- angsty self. So you are a hero now, you should be knighted. ⚔
    Edit: angsty not antsy. I get antsy when I am angsty for too long.

  • @mariameere5807
    @mariameere5807 Рік тому +2

    Oh my Goddess! ( time to redress the patriarchal balance! Lol ) so happy to receive a video from you since my spirituality obsession the only entertainment I love is paranormal and not terrifying special effects and God you must be sick of hearing this my intuition or just common sense says a lot of people on this channel must say the same thing, but it’s just that I can allow and control how scary the images in my imagination by listening to you read and your voice is associated with joy in my subconscious and now as I write this apparently conscious mind too! Thank you so much Tony!
    This is so much better than getting pissed in some pub or club and having a nightmare hangover tomorrow! I enjoy the occasional glass of wine but in my wild youth I ended up in rehab’s, many rehabs for cocaine and Valium addiction and sometimes worse but one day I hit rock bottom and you know when you are there and I asked my dad for help and went to rehab ( nothing particularly special this time because I had been to every one in Europe ‼️) and I have never looked back and I love automatic writing and teaching yoga!
    I lost my business to covid but with the benefit of hindsight it turned out to be a blessing in disguise! Now I have private clients who pay more for one on one attention and I used to pay for that when I was doing a particularly controversial job….I have been a hairdresser which my mother who before her awakening was a complete snob and disapproved of it so can you imagine what she would think if she knew that I was dancing and working the pole in soho every night⁉️
    I am over sharing again and my ego is dying so I am not embarrassed about it anymore! Maybe I have told you before on the occasions when I have had a drink but my last drink was on New Year’s Eve! Take care of yourself and your partner who is spiritually gifted and like attracts like so that must mean that you are too! I sense a healing ❤️‍🩹 quality in your voice❕Honesty Tony‼️❕🙏
    🕊🤍🕊

  • @matthewnisbett4058
    @matthewnisbett4058 Рік тому +3

    just released that listening to a couple hours of CGS each night helps me feel like I'm pushing back on time cleansing me of this crazy technological age 😜

    • @ClassicGhost
      @ClassicGhost  Рік тому +1

      I have moved back to a paper diary, and try to have a day just reading books. But I don't always. make it.

  • @evazauner
    @evazauner Рік тому +1

    derleth is quite good, when he is not trying to copy lovecraft. great reading!

  • @sgr1888
    @sgr1888 Рік тому

    "You've heard of the backrooms?
    I made them..."
    -The Lonesome Place.

  • @edf777
    @edf777 Рік тому

    I loved your London horror stories any more of those.??iv audible an have your other stories in my library. But really enjoyed. London horror...

    • @ClassicGhost
      @ClassicGhost  Рік тому

      I might be tempted to write some more. I was talking to Sheila about a trip but she said we always go into the winter when it's freezing so can we go in the summer.

  • @JacqTracks
    @JacqTracks Рік тому +1

    Thanks!

    • @ClassicGhost
      @ClassicGhost  Рік тому +1

      Thank you very much!

    • @JacqTracks
      @JacqTracks Рік тому

      @ClassicGhost Your work is fantastic (and I get a kick out of the Psychomania clips). Please keep doing what you are doing.

  • @David-Gerard
    @David-Gerard Рік тому

    Great story and narrative performance, Tony. Brought back memories of my own childhood with the difference that I used to seek out the dark and scary places. I don’t know why, but i delighted in scaring my friends who weren’t really that anxious to accompany me on these forays. I also used to go to cemeteries and sit among the graves hoping for supernatural experiences. As an adult I couldn’t be more different, motivated more by empathy than meanness. I can’t relate to that 10 year old trickster at all now. I can’t even identify the transition from one personality to who I am today. However, I still feel guilty whenever I think back to those events (e.g., right now).

  • @mijiyoon5575
    @mijiyoon5575 Рік тому +1

    I like this story; it's so realistic despite the supernatural elements & that's what makes it good ... & the concept is scary like the other story by *E Nesbit* that you did last time. What people can create w/ their minds is scary; especially if they act upon it *THX Tony*

  • @mares3841
    @mares3841 Рік тому

    Wisconsin💛

  • @michellebastiani6470
    @michellebastiani6470 Рік тому +5

    You have improved so much with narrating these types of stories. You have always been so good since I first found your channel but I can notice the difference since you started doing that special kind of reading. I can't recall what you called it but I'm sure you do 😉. Also I would like to say that here in the US we get spam calls constantly to our cell phones, home phones. For goodness sakes my older kids who have phones get the spam calls ALL day. Luckily I have found a app that has helped me block 99% of them. My husband has an iphone and hasn't been able to completely get rid of the invasive calls like me but he won't take my advice. But truly these calls are harassing far past just annoying. I'll stop making this longer now, I'd just like to say whoever has to go out of their way to be rude to you and your channel obviously lack anything interesting going on in their lives so they just deserve our pity. I had tried to get a channel going on YT myself like 8 yrs ago and I had mean comments a few times and all of them were from other young women, go figure.
    P. S. I am looking forward to the day that you do "Something wicked this way comes", whenever it comes I'm looking forward to it. The others you mentioned I'm looking forward to as well just like with all your videos. Hill House will be amazing also. Ok ok I'm gonna stop now before I go on to the next subject lol.
    Thank you for your talent and sharing it with us, I greatly appreciate it as always.
    Have a great week Tony, Happy late New Year 🥳🫶🎇✌️

  • @TheWhimsicalMimzy
    @TheWhimsicalMimzy Рік тому +1

    If you like writers from the 1950s, you might enjoy C. M. Kornbluth. He died in 1959, but many of his stories are still relevant. You spoke of worshipping Mickey Mouse--Kornbluth wrote a pastiche of the book of Genesis in that vein after watching the Mickey Mouse club with his children. In this time of giant Disney, it still works. 👵🤗❤

  • @tammyb8742
    @tammyb8742 Рік тому

    As a teenager the house we lived in had a portal in it at least I believe so. My bedroom was in the basement and I would always feel someone watching me or hear weird noises, etc. My parents who stayed upstairs were not aware of the strange things happening in the basement because I didn't tell them. Once my cousin came to visit and she took a shower downstairs. She came screaming up the stairs wet with a towel wrapped around her and she swore someone was watching her. I had never told her either about what I had experienced. Together she and I searched the basement as I had done many, many times but never found anything.
    As an aside, I pay for YT and notice a lot of channels, especially the podcasts , have ads IN and not separate from their content and that drives me nuts. When someone I follow starts doing that I unsubscribe. I feel like if I pay for it I shouldn't have ads🤷‍♀️

    • @ClassicGhost
      @ClassicGhost  Рік тому

      that sounds great! But awful at the time.

    • @ClassicGhost
      @ClassicGhost  Рік тому

      I know what you mean of course. I think if they take it from their podcast fee that happens. There should only be UA-cam ads on this youtube video

  • @mistresscupcake8913
    @mistresscupcake8913 Рік тому +1

    Hopefully you didn't have to pass by any lonesome places or spooky grain elevators on your way to get the carrots!!!😆

    • @ClassicGhost
      @ClassicGhost  Рік тому +1

      Well there is a bit of a shaded nook I have to go through on the way to the carrot seller's cottage

  • @SaintPatrick1970
    @SaintPatrick1970 Рік тому +1

    Good story. Tony, is “Unreal City” going to continue?? I hope so!

  • @stiingya
    @stiingya Рік тому

    Sure hate the jump scare at the end of a relaxing listen...

    • @ClassicGhost
      @ClassicGhost  Рік тому

      +stiingya it’s a horror story though

    • @stiingya
      @stiingya Рік тому

      ​@@ClassicGhost The story isn't full of sound effects to scare us, and it's not like you read the story in a scary way? You just read the story. Then you usually have a nice long talk at the end which most of us enjoy listening too as well, then silence, then BLAH BLAH FLASHING SCARY FACES... doesn't go along with the tone of the rest of the video at all...

  • @SarahAndrews24
    @SarahAndrews24 Рік тому

    Wondering if anyone could help me, i am looking for a ghost story where a man who is recently released from prison in london is hungery and cold and to get out of the rain enters a house with "to let" sign but that house is haunted and is built on the mass graves of plague victims..it was a very scary stary, i cannot remember the name of the author or the title, its been a long time..i would love to listen to that story again.

  • @Jynxxxycat
    @Jynxxxycat Рік тому +2

    Do you know that this is one of my favourite stories, of all time? And I was going to suggest it to you?

    • @ClassicGhost
      @ClassicGhost  Рік тому

      I didn’t know that!

    • @citycrusher9308
      @citycrusher9308 Рік тому

      @@ClassicGhost 28:22 - I love everything about your channel (except the F-male worshiping/man hating attitude you exude) - that is contemptuous

  • @columreddy
    @columreddy Рік тому

    Is the air we breath still free? 🤷

    • @ClassicGhost
      @ClassicGhost  Рік тому

      If they could charge for it, they would.

  • @Bbergster
    @Bbergster Рік тому

    These sales oriented commercials know that I don’t bite…. So now they just push these free idiot video games! 😹 It’s insulting. They know me better than I know myself!

  • @dirkbruere
    @dirkbruere 21 день тому

    I paid with my time and effort selecting and installing ad blockers

    • @ClassicGhost
      @ClassicGhost  21 день тому +1

      But but. that means I don't get paid!

    • @dirkbruere
      @dirkbruere 21 день тому

      @@ClassicGhost Is that true? I never click on ads anyway, plus YT does not seem to know I do it. Of course, if I use the wrong adblocker they do notice and threaten me. So, does that affect your pay if they if they don't notice?

    • @ClassicGhost
      @ClassicGhost  20 днів тому

      if the ads play for a number of seconds I get paid. that’s what i know )i think )

    • @dirkbruere
      @dirkbruere 20 днів тому

      @@ClassicGhost I know one adblocker I used actually played the ads at high speed. However, since YT doesn't seem to know I am blocking ads I would guess you still get paid. I shall have to find out.

    • @dirkbruere
      @dirkbruere 20 днів тому

      @@ClassicGhost OK - I'll disable the adblocker for your channel

  • @mijiyoon5575
    @mijiyoon5575 Рік тому

    I'll try to get back here w/ a comment ... soon

  • @mijiyoon5575
    @mijiyoon5575 Рік тому

    🥕🥕🥕🥕🥕🥕🥕🥕🥕🥕🥕🥕🍽

    • @mijiyoon5575
      @mijiyoon5575 Рік тому

      Carrots for *Tony* welll ... you said you needed some carrots 🥕🥕🥕🥕🥕

  • @waltercook4868
    @waltercook4868 Рік тому +2

    I love your channel but don't always tell you as such. Sorry about that.

  • @CharlieOkeson
    @CharlieOkeson Рік тому

    38 minute video with an 18 minute story, just so people know.

    • @paramama00
      @paramama00 10 місяців тому

      Great isn't it 😊❤❤❤!!;;🎉

  • @justin_5631
    @justin_5631 Рік тому

    What a pathetically repetitive story. One decent idea spoiled by terrible writing.

    • @paramama00
      @paramama00 10 місяців тому

      Isn't it wonderful to listen to 😊😅❤❤❤❤🎉? Looking forward to hearing more ❤😂😊!!

  • @ElaineOddsoxxx1
    @ElaineOddsoxxx1 Рік тому +2

    Beautiful! Thankyou!

  • @StalinLovsMsmZioglowfagz
    @StalinLovsMsmZioglowfagz Рік тому +2

    Great read and story. Reminded me of it. And a field on my grandpa’s farm in Wisconsin when I was four or five. First time I passed through it pacifically… then, for no reason- it occurred to me to be terrified of it. Hahaa- used to run my ass off through it.