An elderly bearded man full of wonder and joy with an infinite arsenal of toys and just as much of an infinite passion and care for them... ladies and gentlemen I think I have found the true Santa Claus
"..one time, at a villa in northern Italy, we played cards on the surface of the water" - It is OFFICIAL: Tim is... The Most Interesting Man In The World
I hate to reply to a 2 year old comment, but as soon as I heard that anecdote I just had to see if anyone commented about it. Lo and behold - this was the first comment. Tim is such a gangster.
Your channel is a great celebration of simple, pure entertainment. No flashy music, effects, just a team of people who create entertaining content. It is much appreciated. Seeing one of these videos on my subscription page brings a smile to my face.
Jesus, this channel is awesome. Ten years ago I woudn't think I could be so entertained by 15 minute one-take video about playing cards (which I don't even like to play all that much). I'm 28 now and this was just brilliant!!! You guys should have 500000 views, not 5000.
Back in those days Tim was still living a life of crime as a prolific bank robber and jewel thief who'd give Larry Lawson a run for his money. It wouldn't have been a good fit back then, but today, absolutely!
The cards before the Japanese ones were hell to read and I just saw a diamond with three lines, which I assume to be 10, which would feel like a happy coincidence if it didn't hurt my eyes so much to read.
What a fine Gentleman this Man is...Children would love to watch his little tricks...not to mention Adults. Looks as if he is a Professor of Astronomy or Physics at Oxford and has the most gentlest of expressions and explanations.
I think my new life's goal is to make something so extraordinary then it ends up on Tim's show. The icing on the cake would be if he said: "nice idea that"... One can dream
Love seeing your collections over the years :) great videos and amazing channel Tim, thank you for taking the time to share these. Youre really extraordinary.
Love the artist commissioned deck and the card tower at the end! I used to collect card decks, still have a few around, I have a double sided deck somewhere, each side of the card having a different card on it so you get all 52 cards in only a 26 card deck, might be a novelty deck or maybe you could use it with magic tricks. Seeing this collection, might just get a few more different cards in the future.
If you can relax your eyes you can do it. Try getting pretty close to the screen and then relax you're eyes. Move closer or further to find the ideal range.
this has to be the most entertaining thing on youtube no drama no arguements the guy who hosts the show doesnt make death threats (you know who im talking about) and hes just the nicest guy you could ever meet
another good one: John Riddell's novel "A Game Of Cards", printed on the faces of 4 decks of playing cards. one deck is a collage to be assembled in any order (which always ends up looking about the same), another a poem that can be read in any order, another is the novel itself (also readable in any order) & the 4th is a set of performance instructions for a play. the decks all interreference each other.
The collapsible tower of cards is the map principle in three dimensions: no matter how good you are at folding a map, it will always find a way not to fold properly or at least look flush when folded.
I know that I'm like 7 years late, but I too have a collection of playing cards, not as extraordinary, but I still love them very much. I'd love to add some weird cards like these to the collection too.
Does anyone know were I could find those playing cards at around 8:00, the ones that had 52 unique faces created by artists? I really want to find some.
There are rules on this channel to be like tim 1 respect everyone 2 have a good sense of humour 3 speak in a calm tone 4 have confidence 5 be good at making jokes
I don't know about the one he has, but i know dan and dave sells a beautiful (albeit expensive) pack of cards known as the Ultimate Deck. shop.dananddave.com/ultimate-deck.html
You've got a neat collection of cards. I never could see any of those magic eye pictures, let alone play a card game with a deck like that. I was always interested in magic deck cards for magic tricks.
Never would've searched for this on my own... but for some reason, I'm happy UA-cam recommended it. I feel happier, and obligated to comment since this seems to be that case for a lot of people.
4:56 Who else paused to try and see what card this is? I dont want to say what card I see in case someone wants to do it themselves, but I will say that I can see the suit at top center very clearly, and that the value in the bottom right isn't quite as clear for me, but I think I've decoded it.
After watching this video, I made a card castle, just like the one at 13:00. It turned out really nicely! I might make a video about it and how I made it...
Darn you! Just when I thought I could not get any more addicted to this channel, those "magic eye" cards get rolled out! More I'm forced to spend hours on end with this video paused until I can see the image! Heh, I was hoping to get some sleep tonight, but I guess that isn't happening.
The cards from "Texas" are actually based on the story of Wild Bill Hickok. A lawman of the 1800s who was shot and killed while playing five card draw in the town of Deadwood in Dakota. The infamous "Dead Man's Hand" of Aces and Eights with one discarded card are based on what he was holding when he was killed. I thought this story might add some more interest to the description of the deck of cards.
That last one was genuinely extraordinary.
I heard "extraordinary" in Tim's voice in my head :)
extrooodinurry
soundslave I see you everywhere
Heh!
@@Chrnan6710 I dont even know who that is but I heard his voice too I think
@@moistymonke2254 It's the guy in the video
An elderly bearded man full of wonder and joy with an infinite arsenal of toys and just as much of an infinite passion and care for them... ladies and gentlemen I think I have found the true Santa Claus
I know I’m 5 years late, but this comment made me happy so I wanted to reply and mention how true it is
He honestly is such a happy person and you can tell he loves his collection
Agree! I recently found this channel and I love it!
@@clarbonc7659 hi I also found it very recently
@@clarbonc7659 yo same
"..one time, at a villa in northern Italy, we played cards on the surface of the water" - It is OFFICIAL: Tim is... The Most Interesting Man In The World
Water from the Nile?
Nile water, water from the Nile
I hate to reply to a 2 year old comment, but as soon as I heard that anecdote I just had to see if anyone commented about it.
Lo and behold - this was the first comment. Tim is such a gangster.
Alexander Nevsky Italian pool water from the Nile.
@@Panj0 I hate to reply to a 2 year old comment but...hi.
Can't...Stop...Watching. Tim, what did you do to me? Why are these so highly addictive? Haha
They really are. I found this channel last night and watched probably 20 episodes, and now I'm back this morning. I like this guy.
omg same! i swear these vids have internet drugs in
You could say it is "extraordinary"
also sorry for commenting on a comment 1 YEAR OLD
They are
Your channel is a great celebration of simple, pure entertainment. No flashy music, effects, just a team of people who create entertaining content. It is much appreciated. Seeing one of these videos on my subscription page brings a smile to my face.
I love your enthusiasm! I watch these almost purely because of your joyous nature. What a kind soul you are.
And don't forget the epic accent as well :-D
dougler500 extrordnury
Chrnan6710 Good mohhning ;-)
dude playing a game of cards in a pool with waterproof cards sounds like a lot of fun actually.
"Heh."
-Tim Rowett
"Wow."
-Tim Rowett
+MrChowder90 "Astonishing"
-Tim Rowett
Travis Ark ***** "Nice idea."
-Tim Rowett
"What a wonderful idea".
- Tim Rowett
"Silly little bits of nonsense"
-Tim Rowett
I'm glad I found this particular video.
ChickenPika for make a poop?
Jesser Gdl
Possibly.
+Jesser Gdl he did
Pooooooo
Jesus, this channel is awesome. Ten years ago I woudn't think I could be so entertained by 15 minute one-take video about playing cards (which I don't even like to play all that much). I'm 28 now and this was just brilliant!!! You guys should have 500000 views, not 5000.
Happy 35th birthday mate. How's the last 7 years been?
@@BrokenGodEnt 9 years now, crazy...
these videos are an "extraordinary idea"
L
Yes 'indubitably splendid '
Very clever.
Fizzle Hunter
Very nice
Heh!
13:15 ZAM
zam
Zaaaaaam
“Zammm Daniel”
The all satisfieing Zamm
Tim can cure cancer by going "Heh" near them
im beginning to think that tim is an immortal being that has seen it all so he just does random things each decade to satisfy those generations
13:45
"They're very expensive I think."
*violently shoves them to the side*
the backing art on the Texas deck looks like it might be a deliberate reference to the old silent film "The Great Train Robbery"
0:33 tim needs to voice act in a disney film so his whimsical and joyful tone can live on forever
This definitely falls into the category of 'something i didnt know i wanted, but thoroughly enjoyed.'
I saw the the length of the video and knew i was in for a treat.
Great video, I really like the long form videos, Tim's voice is so soothing.
I LOVE that he is not afraid to handle and show and have fun with his really cool things!!!!!!!!!!
Take Tim's face, put in a history book
Everyone gonna say he's a scientist from 1900s
Take Tim's face, put it on the cards.
7:50 name of the deck!?? The 52 artists deck??? Please put the names of the decks in the description.
yeah that one is so cool
did you ever find it??? Lolol
Mike Hernandez just look up STA card deck if you’re interested and haven’t found it yet lol
@@corableh8662 sta card deck pulled no results:(
jishthepickled I can’t find the site I found it on anymore but I’ll look around and if I find a link to it anywhere I’ll be sure to post it
Give those edible cards to Ashens!
Agreed!!
Yes, another Ashens fan here! Hello!
A Lego Man Gotta love English people reviewing toys... :D
+Mackaber Witckin honestly idk but I love them reviewing things
but he's ashens...just 30 years later....
did anyone else get the best unintentional asmr from this... his voice is amazing
Also yes
Tim should have been a regular on Mr. Roger's neighborhood.
zachary roper i honestly believe he could have a show on PBS or sprout for our british counterparts
I would pay all the money on earth to see Tim on an episode about teaching kids other cultures or something
Back in those days Tim was still living a life of crime as a prolific bank robber and jewel thief who'd give Larry Lawson a run for his money. It wouldn't have been a good fit back then, but today, absolutely!
@@ObeyCamp he was the Hatton Garden Heist member who got away
that japanese magic eye cards have the 2 dots to facilitate the illusion, very nice touch there!
Japanese:10 of Diamonds, and a joker of clubs, upside down.
The cards before the Japanese ones were hell to read and I just saw a diamond with three lines, which I assume to be 10, which would feel like a happy coincidence if it didn't hurt my eyes so much to read.
As a Texan, I highly approve of those Texas cards.
The London ones are also very nice. Especially love the Sherlock Holmes on the 2.
This is the very definition of a wholesome video. It brought me joy! Thank you.
Tim's ultimate quotes: "Extraordinary Idea." "That's quite clever."
his favorite word seems to be extraordinary
And “Heh!”
I never noticed how nice Tim's nails are!
What a fine Gentleman this Man is...Children would love to watch his little tricks...not to mention Adults.
Looks as if he is a Professor of Astronomy or Physics at Oxford and has the most gentlest of expressions and explanations.
Tim says "He's a very very clever Devil"
It made me laugh for real, like LOL ? ! !
Big shout out to this guy. Has over 1 million subs and put the ads at the end.
Here for the love not the money.
Tim, you are a lovely idea... I mean lovely gentleman. These videos with cards are my favourites.
his videos trigger my ASMR
same here
+Jay Doubleyou look up asmr dumbass
+TheBlueCrunchmaican Was a joke buddy.
Sam Atwell Not a good one.
TheBlueCrunchmaican no need for animosity
I love his commentary after every object. Tim's fantastic.
I think my new life's goal is to make something so extraordinary then it ends up on Tim's show.
The icing on the cake would be if he said: "nice idea that"...
One can dream
Love seeing your collections over the years :) great videos and amazing channel Tim, thank you for taking the time to share these. Youre really extraordinary.
12:40 Send em to +ashens lol
Jason Zak Who is ashens?
Lawrence Calablaster look him up on youtube
Now there's a great idea.
Love the artist commissioned deck and the card tower at the end! I used to collect card decks, still have a few around, I have a double sided deck somewhere, each side of the card having a different card on it so you get all 52 cards in only a 26 card deck, might be a novelty deck or maybe you could use it with magic tricks. Seeing this collection, might just get a few more different cards in the future.
Ive got to add your videos have entertained me for weeks, thanks for all your entertaining wit and toys.
I've tried so hard but have never been able to use the magic eye effect. I've 20,20 vision but still can't discern anything.
Ethan Blair On The japan cards you focus your eyes to see three dots instead of two ant the image pops out
If you can relax your eyes you can do it. Try getting pretty close to the screen and then relax you're eyes. Move closer or further to find the ideal range.
all people who see something are liars. it's a conspiracy to make us look dumb.
My technique is to *look behind* like *through* the book/ screen. Or go crosseyed. There are two ways to do magic eye.
Seeing Tim performing the end of Card-toon, a trick that fooled Penn and Teller, was really something special.
That was so posh I need a second monocle....
i wish you had a TV show. just these videos, but on TV. everyone should watch these videos, theyre so nice.
the big card castle towards the end was amazing
Yes! A nice thing indeed!
You know ...I think TIM is the most interesting man in the world.
this has to be the most entertaining thing on youtube
no drama
no arguements
the guy who hosts the show doesnt make death threats (you know who im talking about)
and hes just the nicest guy you could ever meet
another good one: John Riddell's novel "A Game Of Cards", printed on the faces of 4 decks of playing cards. one deck is a collage to be assembled in any order (which always ends up looking about the same), another a poem that can be read in any order, another is the novel itself (also readable in any order) & the 4th is a set of performance instructions for a play. the decks all interreference each other.
The fact hat they can be read in any order and still make sense is impressive
Anyone know where I can get my hands on that deck he showed with the 54 unique artists?
@8:02
7:40 where can I buy that exact artist’s collaboration deck?
Was wondering the same thing
The collapsible tower of cards is the map principle in three dimensions: no matter how good you are at folding a map, it will always find a way not to fold properly or at least look flush when folded.
MY EYES STOPPED FOCUSING! ARGHHHH!!!
"they'll not stick even if you got Sticky Fingers"
*Happy Bruno noises*
Might sound weird but I could listen to this guy talk for hours.
I don't think anyone here would find that weird.
you're going to like asmr
those 52 artist's cards were lovely, I liked the queen of diamonds at the end there.
I know that I'm like 7 years late, but I too have a collection of playing cards, not as extraordinary, but I still love them very much. I'd love to add some weird cards like these to the collection too.
13:37 where did you get those clear cards?
4:53 That one card's a 10 of diamonds.
5:23 That one's a 10 of spades.
5:29 You're holding an upside down jack of spades.
How can you read the cards at 5:30 ?
Does anyone know were I could find those playing cards at around 8:00, the ones that had 52 unique faces created by artists? I really want to find some.
There are rules on this channel to be like tim
1 respect everyone
2 have a good sense of humour
3 speak in a calm tone
4 have confidence
5 be good at making jokes
2:17 Happy Bucciarati noises
Any idea where someone might acquire a deck of those contravision playing cards, looked very funky
Did you find the cards?
Hello there! Did you ever find this deck. I am on the hunt for these and I can't seem to find them!
I LOOOVVEE TIMS VIDEOS :D do it forever Tim!
Yes! It actually forms the 6 of spades in the back! Wow! and he was holding the jack of spades upside down from the next deck on his left hand. 😱
Lovely, delightful, extraordinary. You make words sound so nice.
14:24 So in other words you can see Jack Schitt :)
Nice collection for sure.
The artist commission deck looks amazing. Does anybody know where I could find one of these? I'd frame it!
I don't know about the one he has, but i know dan and dave sells a beautiful (albeit expensive) pack of cards known as the Ultimate Deck.
shop.dananddave.com/ultimate-deck.html
I mean this in the best possible way, all of Tims collections are put together as if 5 year old me were given a credit card :)
2:18 Watch your language!! (Turn on captions)
I love the story about playing the cards in the pool of a "villa in Italy".... he has a very different sort of life from us :-D
What a lovely idea
So simple yet so sophisticated
I have the deck at 7:00! I love it, but it is tricky. I got it in Down Town Disney, in Florida.
those last cards blew my mind
this is the most relaxing channel ive ever watched, wins over lofi music
Brilliant from start to finish as a retired magician I enjoyed
@5:19 the card on the left is the spade of ten and the card on the right is the jack of clubs, for anyone who can't read magic eye pictures!
7:23 this trick was used by a guy on Penn and Tellers Fool Us programme......and he actually fooled them with it too!! The footage is on here 👍
No it wasn't.
My family is so boring, and here is this dude playing cards on water! Wish he was my grandad 😂
1:06 Tim picked the 2 of Spades
The teardrop shape looks very nice
You've got a neat collection of cards. I never could see any of those magic eye pictures, let alone play a card game with a deck like that. I was always interested in magic deck cards for magic tricks.
Never would've searched for this on my own... but for some reason, I'm happy UA-cam recommended it. I feel happier, and obligated to comment since this seems to be that case for a lot of people.
Those see through cards are amazing, I want some!
I really want that illustrated deck of cards
I love his collections, they're brilliant!
Your collections always amaze me
4:56 Who else paused to try and see what card this is?
I dont want to say what card I see in case someone wants to do it themselves, but I will say that I can see the suit at top center very clearly, and that the value in the bottom right isn't quite as clear for me, but I think I've decoded it.
After watching this video, I made a card castle, just like the one at 13:00. It turned out really nicely! I might make a video about it and how I made it...
please do
watching this makes me want to start a card deck collection, anyone knows where can i get the artist design ones?
Darn you! Just when I thought I could not get any more addicted to this channel, those "magic eye" cards get rolled out! More I'm forced to spend hours on end with this video paused until I can see the image!
Heh, I was hoping to get some sleep tonight, but I guess that isn't happening.
Bless you, kind Magician.
Impervious, scrabble, extraordinary use of the beautiful English language! ☺️
5:29 The card on our right is the J Spades left of that (Tims Right) is the 10 Spades.
The cards from "Texas" are actually based on the story of Wild Bill Hickok. A lawman of the 1800s who was shot and killed while playing five card draw in the town of Deadwood in Dakota. The infamous "Dead Man's Hand" of Aces and Eights with one discarded card are based on what he was holding when he was killed. I thought this story might add some more interest to the description of the deck of cards.
I Absolutely love this video, that playing cards are just amazing! He's totally a Time Lord.