Join: Oct 31, 2006
Name: TimeCr0ss
Gender: Male
Location: US
Videos Watched: 1737
Subscribers: 13
Channel Views: 1422
Videos (26)
Tony Stewart Armor All commercial
- Length: 0:24
- Rating Average: 5.00 from 1 people
- View Count: 4149' favoriteCount='9
- Author: TimeCr0ss
Tags: all armor commercial corvette stewart tony
This commercial is me 100%. I couldn't stop laughing at it. I drive an '00 black Vette coupe...so I know the feeling. I recorded this off my Samsung LN-T4671F with my Canon still camera.
Smartest Cat Ever!
- Length: 1:5
- Rating Average: 4.67 from 3 people
- View Count: 647' favoriteCount='4
- Author: TimeCr0ss
Ron can open doors!
DEFCON1 - MAD
- Length: 1:8
- Rating Average: n/a
- View Count: 179
- Author: TimeCr0ss
Tags: Cold First Nuclear Strike US USSR War
One the best games released in years. These people know how to take risks. The US engages in a first strike with the former USSR in a Nuclear War. Unfortunately, the US vastly underestimated the USSR and pays dearly.
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Crop Circles on Beyond 2000
- Length: 9:41
- Rating Average: 5.00 from 5 people
- View Count: 934' favoriteCount='8
- Author: jublywubly
Tags: 2000 Australia Beyond Cirlces Cirlcle Crop Science
This is a story from the Australian TV series "Beyond 2000". It's about true scientific research into what crop circles are and how they may be generated. The story was originally aired some time in the late 1990s.
Discovery Channel Next Step : Cryogenics
- Length: 6:5
- Rating Average: 5.00 from 3 people
- View Count: 1441' favoriteCount='10
- Author: Jryan008
Tags: brakes brittney cold drilled engine force freeze ledger olson racing rotors slotted snow
Episode from Next step on Discovery Channel explaining the cryogenic process and it's wide range of uses.
Closing Credits - "Beyond 2000" (1994)
- Length: 1:20
- Rating Average: 5.00 from 13 people
- View Count: 5117' favoriteCount='20
- Author: cjpowney
Tags: 1994 2000 australia beyond closing credits high network science tech ten tv
Features the closing credits from the science/high tech program "Beyond 2000". The show had just swapped networks from Seven to Ten at this time (1994) - so no network credits are featured in this version. I particularly like the soundtrack.
