It's Not Garbage (Remake) 

Two years later - still true.

U should try porters channel than

It worked on me. Can't wait to start receiving prints!

Try long long man

Business!💩🤑🤮

You mean this old Hiroshige design? ukiyo-e.org/image/mfa/sc139490 We sometimes have it in our Flea Market, but they don't stay long: mokuhankan.com/flea_market/thumbnails.php

Yes that is it! Oh it is absolutely LOVELY! I will start keeping my eye out for this wonderful print. Thank you for the quick response!

nice pfp

hahahahahaha

Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response or in short a tingle like feeling one gets from certain things being said or done to them

@@homieyosh1342 don't know why but hearing someone else other than myself explain this is soooooo relieving

@@mynameisntdave6012 I saw that certain was spelt wrong and changed it. Thanks for replying, also I do too so I know where your coming from

It's my favorite video ever

The ImpStrangler true

I was actually gonna post something like ''The Bob Ross of Japanese printing''.

i am getting tired of this comment in all of his videos for the past years. Aside from the voice( and the cool beard) he is nothing like bob ross.

@@cionm7077 his kind hearted nature and passion for his art (much like Bob Ross)

Sexy cave Troll he cares less for the art and more for the method, the crafting of it. He himself says so.

They would make a tidy little packet out of that.

Ghibli is a looser

Thanks for the comment … I have to be careful not to leave the impression that I’m trying to say “New = Bad; Old = Good”. I’m pretty happy living in the ‘present’ here, and am enjoying very much some of the objects that I use in my daily life. But it’s also a strong pleasure to be involved in work that suits so closely the ‘new ethics’ of low-energy profile, sustainability, re-cyclability, etc. etc. that are now so much needed in our society ...

Still plugging away ... (although it uses so much electricity, it really should be replaced with something newer ...)

@@seseragistudio still going eh? Didn't know honda made fridges 😜

I was going to ask the same thing lol. Hopefully they got in touch.

Not a peep ... sorry to report! :-(

Mr. Red Bird mayazaki will surely accept. if he see this, im sure he will recognize the master bull is.

did you?

TaDrenity 0_0 did he?

@@doort5775 has he?

Lumpy Mushroom was he?

@@doort5775 Does he?

He just said on stream that it still running

The old fridge - purchased in 1991 - is actually still chugging along. I suppose it should be replaced by a newer model that uses less electricity, but as long as it still works ...

@@seseragistudio as long as it works its not garbage

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www.barebones.com

I have to be honest and report that it is still plugging away. I'm really not sure what is the most ecologically sound approach - keep it running (along with its relatively high electricity use, compared to newer models), or send it to trash and buy a new one ...

This fridge is a legend

@@pikapat321 it really is

For the record, I was born in Yorkshire in 1951, but spent the next six years in London (where I was sent to a 'prep' school). We emigrated to Canada in 1957 (by steamship ...), and it would seem to me that my 'proper' British accent must have soon been eradicated by my subsequent 12 years spent in Canadian classrooms ...

@@seseragistudio Well I find your accent and voice quite mesmerising actually 😂, so no ill was done from it in my view. Is there any particular reason your family made the move to Canada? Also, I feel quite honoured that you responded to my comment, considering its just shy of 5 years late, I discovered this channel and your company at around Christmas time and I hugely appreciate your work and uploads.

RU-vid (erratically) sends me notifications when it feels some kind of interesting comment has been made on a past video, and this came in just as I was doing email this morning. As for the move, it's a very long story but the simple answer is that as US pop music began to take over the world in that post-war period, the old 'dance orchestras' were falling out of favour, so my Dad's employment situation was looking shaky (he was a sax player in one of the top groups of the time). He saw a chance to join a Canadian military band (they must have been advertising in London for musicians), and grabbed it.

@@seseragistudio I was expecting there to be a mundane answer to the question, but that's actually really interesting, your father must have been an extraordinary player if he earned a position in the military band of the 2nd biggest nation on Earth, especially as a foreigner. Anyway your comment revealed that its morning time in Japan, which in turn reminded me that its 2.00 at night here in Ireland, so I suppose i should be heading off to bed. Once again, T'is an honour to converse with you!!

Actually, it was the other way around. The new job in Canada was something that basically any musician could do (like a school band); it was his previous work that was 'top class'. Back in the day, that orchestra (the Oscar Rabin Orchestra) was famous, travelling all over the country, doing live radio shows every week, and drawing big crowds to their events. Girls lined up at the front of the dance floor to get a good view of the 'stars'. My mother tells a story of holding me in the hospital (he was off touring with them) and listening to a BBC broadcast of the band together with some of the nurses. And there was a 'shoutout' ... something like, "One of the members of the band is passing out cigars this evening. Baritone sax player Roy Bull became a father earlier today! Congratulations to him, wife Betty, and young David ..." etc. etc. So it seems that I got my first 'brush with fame' when not even a day old ... :-)

This is True 👌