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Thanks for sharing your old train set with us! It's nice to see how some of these were used and the layouts. Take care!

It's not a blade, it's a chain.

i was born in 1958, my family and i went here several times in the early-mid -sixties. MOBY scared the heck out of me the first time i saw it.

I'm fixing to do the same thing because I don't want to pay a million dollars to have a tree guy come cut two branches for me. They are really high I hope it works, I'm gonna be doing it by myself

This was fun. Thank you! We went to there several times when I was a kid. Wish my memory was better. 😁

I bought a chainsaw blade yesterday so i could do this. After this video i decided not to even bother.... imma just how a guy

Please do not cut anything having the blade running toward you. Super dangerous, you are lucky to be alive. Please watch videos how to cut wood. safety and take this video down to prevent accidents. Thanks.

I got my dad's trains so I got these and still going

That's a good woman. :)

That makes the white square bishop way more powerful than the black square bishop, because it can cross the board using 2 paths instead of only 1. Also rooks are quite weak now.

You should be able to move to the area, but the piece dies after an attack.

That’s a unique variation. Doesn’t add anything too hard to understand.

Hello friend, due to the asymmetrical layout of the board it would seem that White may be favoured in terms of mobility, because not only does white get first move, but there is also more board for White to play on "Queen side" in white's half of the board , just as Black has more board area on the King side. Which is to say that there is a C4 square but no C5 ! In any event I reckon it looks like fun and is a clever idea. Good luck with it. Regards from Western Australia. 🔳🔲🔳🔲

Was this place named after the place in Pinocchio? I wonder if people that were kids when this place was in business were afraid to go there for fear they would turn into a donkey.

Wow cool!!

what kind of saw is that called? I’ll need to borrow one from someone and want to know what to ask for. Thank you!

bro you sound like mr hippo from fnaf ultimate custom night

Cool setup! I like it!

As a huge Jurassic Park fan myself, all the small details/refrences to the movie are so cool 🙂

Awesome! I'm always shocked that 1993 was over 30 years ago... A very cool display👍

woah this is so cool and so detailed

Interesting Video. I didn't know PleasureIsland even existed until I discovered a DVD in my towns transfer station (in New Hampshire). It was left on a shelf and looked interesting, so I took it home, watched it, and was hooked on the historical images! I was only 5 yrs old when the park closed and have no memory of visiting there, but after watching the videos, I wish I had gone there! I was a Big Fan of Popeye and The Three Stooges and I understand both were featured at the park from time to time. Thanks for Posting!

How could you not like this? BIG thumbs up! Beautiful job... BTW, any recommendations on how to get 8mm digitized?

I see Blockbuster Video in the background!!

It's Catzilla 😆

What about huge densely leaf-packed conifers, spruces, pine-trees where it's very hard to throw or place the rope over and between branches? Sadly almost ALL tree-cutting videos focus on far less challenging trees with branches largely uncluttered and unobscured by densely-packed leaves and twig-like branches. I now intend trying to use a $20 sixteen-foot telescopic light aluminium pole(courtesy Amazon) and my 19 foot ladder to try and place the rope saw's chain over and in amongst those densely-packed leaves + branches - then saw through it all from the ground aka terra firma. Paul G

Thank you 🥰

You cannot find help - you put the rope end through a ring 20 feet away and that give you the spreaded pull by Yourself. GOT TO BE REALISTIC BY YOURSELF, cant always find a wife etc. etc.

Good video, thank you...

I remember one white trash repair from the Tonight Show. The air conditioner failed in a guy's pickup truck, so he took a home window air conditioner, put it in the truck's side window, and ran it from a generator in the back of the pickup truck. Does anyone else remember any other white trash repairs from the Tonight Show?

This video was made for a high school French class project. Did you do any funny videos when you were in school? Or are you planning to do one now?

Piss poor video.

I was a month old when this was recorded. I'll be 20 in March. Damn, time flies.

early 2000s

I wish I had video of all the stupid crap I did when I was a kid. We were like Sid from Toy Story. On a side note, this is so early 2000s with that baby doll Good Charlotte t shirt.

This video reminds me of silly things I did as a teenager. Do you remember any silly things you did (or are still doing) as a teenager?

It's a good marriage (or loving relationship) when you can involve the Mrs.

That was ridiculous, in a good way. Happy Halloween! 🎃

#1 had me dying. I LOVE THIS VIDEO SO MUCH

I have a couple more to add. Archibald Leach (Cary Grant), and Farrokh Bulsara (Freddie Mercury).

I have sound. Can you help me with guessing it

the thing that worries me on these "double-sided" blades is maintaining it. only takes a moment for the blade to become dull if it runs into the wrong thing and doesn't seem it'd fit into my Oregon sharpener as a traditional blade would. how are u putting a new edge on this when needed?

Very helpful!

WOW! Pretty Cool Pop Quiz. I love celebrities.😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

These work very well with 2 people. Its just hard finding someone to help...

This is wonderful to watch. I work at the Wisconsin Auto Museum, managing the 1949 showroom layout replica, and it's always fun to hear people reminisce about the trains they grew up with, but to see old footage, that is always a treat. The 1949 showroom layout pre-dated plasticville, instead having buildings made of paper and wood (And to match the original, replicas made of the same materials are being built, but a nice plasticville village with some classic trains running (Well, classic nowadays in this case) around them, always makes me smile.

The reason the chain always aligns with a cutting edge against the wood is due to the curvature of the wood and the hinging of the chain.

Perfect! I've got a dead branch 50' up. Thanks!

Now how about a video on fixing holes in roofs.

Seems safer than climbing with a chainsaw.