Y is for YouTube
This month I'm participating in the A to Z Challenge. My theme is indulgences. Today's letter is:
For me, YouTube started out as a fun way to embed videos on MySpace. Yes, I'm that old.
Now the site is considered a "social networking site" of its own, having become the most popular video-sharing service in the world.
But did you know you can watch actual TV shows on there? I just thought about an obscure TV show last week and had it streaming on my laptop within 30 seconds.
In that case, there were only two episodes available. In many cases, though, you can find entire series...shows you haven't watched in 20 or 30 years. You can even find old made-for-TV movies.
And those cheesy After School Specials, including one called One Too Many, starring Michelle Pfeiffer and Val Kilmer. They made us watch it in high school.
Or you can spend valuable hours searching for obscure video clips. Or watching cat videos.
How do you spend your YouTube time?
An InLinkz Link-up
For me, YouTube started out as a fun way to embed videos on MySpace. Yes, I'm that old.
Now the site is considered a "social networking site" of its own, having become the most popular video-sharing service in the world.
But did you know you can watch actual TV shows on there? I just thought about an obscure TV show last week and had it streaming on my laptop within 30 seconds.
In that case, there were only two episodes available. In many cases, though, you can find entire series...shows you haven't watched in 20 or 30 years. You can even find old made-for-TV movies.
And those cheesy After School Specials, including one called One Too Many, starring Michelle Pfeiffer and Val Kilmer. They made us watch it in high school.
Or you can spend valuable hours searching for obscure video clips. Or watching cat videos.
How do you spend your YouTube time?
An InLinkz Link-up
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