Best Videos on Youtube II: Come over and grind Ragnarok points Sephyuyx

[Ragns]

[Deigo]

[Headspace]

Man, I'm pulling for that guy now. What a baller.

[Omniyoji]

^ yeah
I saw a story about that guy on the news today. I really hope it turns out well for him. Guy's got talent~

[Eticket]

I'm rooting for him but I know plenty of 20 year radio vets out of work that didn't toss away their career on booze or drugs. Doesn't mean I don't think he deserves a shot though.

He got some work from this it looks like, I just hope they don't string him along and dump him when no one cares about his story anymore.

[Tyche]

I've never felt so gay in my life. I can't fucking stop watching it.

[Syntex]

Interesting stuff.

[Tyche]

http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=5991313

Homeless man with radio voice has offer

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ESPN.com news services

CLEVELAND -- The Cleveland Cavaliers have offered a job to a homeless Ohio man with a golden radio voice.
Ted Williams, whose deep baritone and plight have made him an online video sensation, was contacted Wednesday by the Cavs. Team spokesman Tad Carper says details are being worked out on the possible position. It could include Williams working in Quicken Loans Arena.
The Columbus Dispatch reports that video of Williams posted this week on its website has commanded millions of views.
In the clip, Williams stands near a Columbus highway ramp demonstrating his smooth, deep speaking voice. He holds a sign that asks motorists for help and says, "I'm an ex-radio announcer who has fallen on hard times."
Williams, who told the Dispatch he sometimes lives in a camp behind a gas station, says he had trouble with drugs and alcohol but is two years sober.
"I'm trying hard to get it back," he told the newspaper.
A Dispatch videographer by chance decided to film Williams, who sometimes panhandles off Interstate 71.
"We run into these guys at the exit ramps and we pretty much ignore them," the videographer, Doral Chenoweth III, said on the Dispatch website. "This guy was using his talent."
On the Dispatch's video clip, Williams said he was 14 and on a field trip when he became fascinated by the world of radio after talking with an announcer.
"He said to me: 'Radio is defined [as] theater of mind,' " Williams said on the video. "I can't be an actor; I can't be an on-air [television] personality. The voice became something of a development."
The newspaper since has fielded numerous inquiries from various media entities, radio stations and talent agencies.
"My boss said to me: 'If you don't get him hired, you're fired,' " Kevin McLoughlin, director of post-production films for the NFL, told the Dispatch Tuesday night. "I can't make any guarantees, but I'd love to get him some work."

[Skidz]

good shit, hope it all works out for him

[Syntex]

Thats cool :D

[Moss]

interview with the golden voice man

[vagus]

That ain't no popo, that's Carl Winslow.

[Omniyoji]

Oh yes! Great dump 6souls

Guess I'll contribute: another abusive cop video

[foopy]

Interesting stuff.

@1:25 it defined a "megacity" as "population > 10M people". then claimed thatt NYC was one of three megacities in 1975.

new york city did not have 10M+ in 1975, nor does it right now.

why would an otherwise interesting video get such a simple fact so blatantly wrong?

[Cyn]

The only mistake was not saying the New York metropolitan area instead of NYC.

[Insanecyclone]

[Deigo]

[Dimmauk]

interview with the golden voice man

I heard the Cavs have given him a job!

Then next year he will take his talents to South Beach. LOL

[Moss]

I heard the Cavs have given him a job!

Then next year he will take his talents to South Beach. LOL

oh god that would be priceless.

[Cyn]

Definitely had a few weekends like this.

Uncensored version at www.thingstolookat.com

Also, the short haired chick on the bed is fucking disturbingly hot.