+mitchell fowler Hahahaha that's so sophisticated HAHAHAHA ENGLISH AHAHAHA IT MAKES ME FEEL SO MUCH BETTER THAN YOU HAHAHAAHAHAHAAH HUMOUR HAHAHA ENGLISH HUMOUR AHAHAHA SOPHISTACATICALERITLALC
what if he was actually being eaten by a shark. Would his reaction be like that? "Oh dear, it seems i got myself in a fishy situation. How unfortunate"
I never thought there were so many novelty clothes pegs, or clothespins as we call them. Other than your everyday variety, I've seen a small one with a simple magnet glued to it to make a note holder for the fridge. You never cease to amaze me, Tim!
Oh my goodness, my grandmother had a set of songbird clothing pins. I used to adore them, they came in a rainbow of colors and each one was a different type of bird molded from the plastic almost like a set of action figures. You could clip them on the shoulders of 12 in. GI Joes and pretend they were pirates.
Here I am a grown, straight man in my 40s watching a video about another man talking about clothes pegs and loving every minute of it. Tim collects things I didnt even know were collectable
I just discovered one of my inorganic chemistry professors put the memory wire on some of the lesson slides. Branded Grand Illusions! Nobody can resist the Tim.
The tea steeper peg - I thought it was for when ants get in the sugar, you can scoop some up and shake the sugar into your tea, but the ants remain trapped inside.
I used to have a handful of different clothes pegs, most notably a large one carved and painted to look like a reindeer. You would clip it to the tree during the holidays!
When no one is watching, I bet Tim sets up all these pegs/pins and makes the have tea parties, wars, Beach Movie Blowouts, and probably even Socratic Symposiums. He should let Hendrick record a few, then get someone to animate them into a series. He could name them different things depending on the subject matter. The tea party variety could be called a Tim Party. The Wars could be called Timtrocities. The beach movie varieties could be called The Timening at Catalina. The symposiums could be called the Timeaus. I'd watch them.
Using a Greek root, a lover of clothes pegs would be a "mantalakiphile" (or a "mantalaphile", in a more generic sense of a lover of latches). Maybe "mantalakist", to go with "philatelist"? BTW, a "philatelist" is (etymologically) someone who loves not paying taxes.
I imagine on voting day Tim votes for whichever one of his friends told the best joke last month. He’s just too entranced by his collection and entertaining people that he doesn’t watch the news.
I play in a handbell choir, and we have a good number of those really tiny clothes pegs. They're actually quite nice, as Tim says. We wear gloves with grip dots on them (so we don't touch the brass casting on the bells with our fingers), which makes turning pages in music a little tricky mid-song. So we use the little ones to attach to each individual page, so we can quickly grab onto them and turn the page quickly. Very useful, as well as being very cute little things. X3
ooh. That might be a nice idea. :) Shame that the season's about over, but I'm definitely gonna keep this idea somewhere for next year X3. would make a really nice addition to the decorations
This summer come an extraordinary new movie you won't want to miss... *car explodes, girls in bikinis, gunfight while falling out of a building* ... heh.
Have you ever used one of those large spoons with loads of tiny holes in them to scoop up a spoonful of sugar or flour or something and then just sprinkle it over whatever you're making, putting the rest back in the bag/bowl/etc. after? I imagined that large clothespin being for something similar, but closed to allow for more vigorous shaking. Then again I'm American, I'm less likely to make tea than to just dump a bunch of sugar and/or salt on things.
The tiny pegs are sold at Christmas because you can thread some string through the springs in the peg and hang your cards from them. Some years they are plain, some years green and red.
Tim you’re a classic peglomaniac...you haven’t hung any clothes in your entire battle rap No ones gonna get that but I’m reminded of it every time I see the title XD
I like these. I might need to get some of the blue bird ones if I get a proper clothes line up again. This past fall a windstorm knocked down a tree which has pinned the laundry line down. I would have removed the tree but I have no equipment to go about it. I don't even recall the last time I used the laundry line. I was only recently introduced to the functions of a brand new drier. There are so many settings on there and I have no idea what any of them does and I have no manual of which to research the unit. I guess I could search online.
"oh goodness me, what a painful experience" said with absolutely no emotion at all.
+mitchell fowler
English humour.
+mitchell fowler Hahahaha that's so sophisticated HAHAHAHA ENGLISH AHAHAHA IT MAKES ME FEEL SO MUCH BETTER THAN YOU HAHAHAAHAHAHAAH HUMOUR HAHAHA ENGLISH HUMOUR AHAHAHA SOPHISTACATICALERITLALC
+Benamon9 Oh my. I can't help but assume you've had a rather sorry day. Feel like talking about it?
Benamon9
Calm down, mate, it's probably a little too subtle for you at the moment. Don't worry, you might understand it when you grow up.
+Nilguiri YOU ME RIGHT NOW M80
"Oh goodness me, what a painful experience"
Every time I gain consciousness in the morning.
Hahaha
Someone needs to make that quote as a video response for forums. XD
P4INKiller sY tn
What did you just call me?
Oh I feel ya there.
This show is SO FRIGGIN COMFY
heh
Totally! I just discovered this, and last night I fell asleep to a few vids and it was such a delicious smooth transition into sleep.
I was just thinking of a way to describe this show. Comfy is spot on!
A true Englishman, saving the Tea related item in the "best for last" position.
i live for the "heh"
+Isaac Mazur heh
+paulec252 heh
+Isaac Mazur Heh.
heh
+Isaac Mazur : We all do !
I never thought I'd enjoy watching a 7 minute video about clothes pegs. :)
oh he's got the clothespin with the guy headbutting the girl again, good.
+Spillage66 in America we call them pins.
+MMYUMMY Gaming
or maybe the girl headbutting the guy?
gam ma ehhhh that's a stretch there.
MMYUMMY Gaming so you think women cant do that? wow how sexist
gam ma oops, I forgot humor doesn't exist on the internet.
I swear, Tim and his crew can *make this a show*. As long as they keep it going.
Tim is the Mr. Rogers of this generation.
The tea stirrer is delightful.
I really want a tour of the warehouse where he keeps all his gadgets.
Some dudes made a youtube video interview/tour with Tim
/watch?v=KyxP0VvQgOs
Tom R that site didn’t work
Cargo Shorts For President he has them in a bunch of suitcases neatly....so to me he's not a hoarder. Just keeping old memories.
After watching this video you realise just how genius the invention of the clothes peg really is. It's so simplistic yet perfect in it's function.
what if he was actually being eaten by a shark. Would his reaction be like that? "Oh dear, it seems i got myself in a fishy situation. How unfortunate"
heh
🤣😂
Tim's gonna have a bad time
[Pegalovania begins playing]
Here's a little kid I picked up from Germany in 201X. When the birds are singing, flowers are blooming, kids like these b u r n i n h e l l .
Heh.
heh
+- Draku - snapsnapSNAPsnap snap snap snaAaAaAap snasnasnap
+Chewable Arsenic Candies
A bad _Tim?_
***** not me, but cancerous undertale fanbase
Yay it's the best birthday present! A new Tim video!
well Happy Easter to you
AYY same birthday!
+Juicy Dangla to you as well
Captain Wind lol perfectly timed
You're much better off with the pegs than you are with stamps, Tim. Remember: "Philately will get you nowhere" -Benny Hill
I wonder if Tim wears pants while doing these videos
I really enjoy your collections. I too love the odd and unusual. So much fun. Thank you for sharing them.
The clothes pin tea stirrer is my favorite. Brilliant! Love the videos Tim!
Had a cousin that used to steal clothes pegs.
We called him a cliptomaniac....
tim has given me a greater appreciation for the artistic potential of the minutiae of the everyday, and i’ll always be grateful for that
I never thought there were so many novelty clothes pegs, or clothespins as we call them. Other than your everyday variety, I've seen a small one with a simple magnet glued to it to make a note holder for the fridge.
You never cease to amaze me, Tim!
Oh no I'm here again and I need to get up in the morning, ok I'll just watch one more.
I left a comment in a Grand Illusions video before Fame for Sale.
nipple clips
facial piercings
Tim, sir.....you are very entertaining. Thank you for sharing another bit of you collection.
4:55 I have the same glass set. Drinking milk out of one of them right now.
+SkitteringCow Ikea i do believe. I have them too.
+SkitteringCow i do aswell! right befor i watched this i was drinking out of one of the glasses
i genuinly can't believe i just watched a man talk about cloth pegs for 7 minutes and not regret it whatsoever
I can't believe my guess about the blue peg being something to hold tea leaves in was right! :)
+RPKVids I thought it was a grate
The tea-cup stirrer is delightful!
that tea stirring one absolutely blew my mind. What an amazing piece of design
Oh my goodness, my grandmother had a set of songbird clothing pins. I used to adore them, they came in a rainbow of colors and each one was a different type of bird molded from the plastic almost like a set of action figures. You could clip them on the shoulders of 12 in. GI Joes and pretend they were pirates.
I LOVE Tim's voice😊 just so calm
Tim shows off his collection of nice roach clips.
These videos are some of the most relaxing things i know.
It’s nice to see a nice man chatting about pleasant things, isn’t it?
What a lovely colletion you got there Tim!!
Yep, those are the socks I imagined Tim having! :)
The more i watched his videos, the more i love this man !
It's the most relaxing channel of all
Here I am a grown, straight man in my 40s watching a video about another man talking about clothes pegs and loving every minute of it. Tim collects things I didnt even know were collectable
I think you are an absolute legend Tim!
"Oh goodness me what a painful experience" Such emotion
The large peg (Or pin) at 1:33 might be used for tea. Put the tea inside, so you don't need a bag. EDIT: Just finished the video and I was right :)
+Akmaisto Mods that was my guess too.
+Akmaisto Mods
I thought it was used to catch live spiders hanging on webs and boy was I wrong.
+MrTardman81 That’s actually the real usage, but... don't tell the others!
+MrTardman81 That was my guess too!
Spillage66 Don't put that thing on your nose! It’s often used as a speculum by obstetricians, you would look ridiculous!
I'd love to get pegged by Tim
I have an orange version of the little pink bird clip! What a coincidence! Heh.
I just discovered one of my inorganic chemistry professors put the memory wire on some of the lesson slides.
Branded Grand Illusions!
Nobody can resist the Tim.
Why do I even watch these videos? I don't care about clothespins, but I can't stop. What is wrong with me?
Why do I enjoy watching old men on youtube? On to periodic videos with Sir Martyn next.
I never expected pegs to be that interesting! nice collectionTim
ooh I wanna green shark peg for my little bath toy collection. :) I LOVE the tea stirrer!
"Wash day tomorrow, nothing clean right?"
This was the greatest video I've ever watched about clothes pegs!!
This man is such a gift to humanity.
The tea steeper peg - I thought it was for when ants get in the sugar, you can scoop some up and shake the sugar into your tea, but the ants remain trapped inside.
I used to have a handful of different clothes pegs, most notably a large one carved and painted to look like a reindeer. You would clip it to the tree during the holidays!
When no one is watching, I bet Tim sets up all these pegs/pins and makes the have tea parties, wars, Beach Movie Blowouts, and probably even Socratic Symposiums.
He should let Hendrick record a few, then get someone to animate them into a series. He could name them different things depending on the subject matter. The tea party variety could be called a Tim Party. The Wars could be called Timtrocities. The beach movie varieties could be called The Timening at Catalina. The symposiums could be called the Timeaus.
I'd watch them.
Why can't I stop watching these videos?
I love Tim. Hes an extraordinary guy.
Using a Greek root, a lover of clothes pegs would be a "mantalakiphile" (or a "mantalaphile", in a more generic sense of a lover of latches). Maybe "mantalakist", to go with "philatelist"?
BTW, a "philatelist" is (etymologically) someone who loves not paying taxes.
RFC3514 thats weird because we call pegs "mandal" in turkish and it sounds similiar to that one
*is being eaten by a shark* "Oh goodness me, what a painful experience"
And so are you, Tim!
When you run out of things to things to watch so you watch this all day
tim is an ancient god in tim form
heh!
+TheSpanishInquisition simply marvelous
I imagine on voting day Tim votes for whichever one of his friends told the best joke last month. He’s just too entranced by his collection and entertaining people that he doesn’t watch the news.
So that's how you kiss someone.
[smashes his face against his love interest's face]
These are all so cute. I want them all.
I play in a handbell choir, and we have a good number of those really tiny clothes pegs. They're actually quite nice, as Tim says. We wear gloves with grip dots on them (so we don't touch the brass casting on the bells with our fingers), which makes turning pages in music a little tricky mid-song. So we use the little ones to attach to each individual page, so we can quickly grab onto them and turn the page quickly.
Very useful, as well as being very cute little things. X3
I have seen them used as Christmas card holders. Spaced evenly on decorative string and then hung on a wall :)
ooh. That might be a nice idea. :) Shame that the season's about over, but I'm definitely gonna keep this idea somewhere for next year X3. would make a really nice addition to the decorations
lovely old man, i like him, his voice makes everything seem interesting ,he should be the movie trailer guy :)
This summer come an extraordinary new movie you won't want to miss... *car explodes, girls in bikinis, gunfight while falling out of a building* ... heh.
Have you ever used one of those large spoons with loads of tiny holes in them to scoop up a spoonful of sugar or flour or something and then just sprinkle it over whatever you're making, putting the rest back in the bag/bowl/etc. after? I imagined that large clothespin being for something similar, but closed to allow for more vigorous shaking. Then again I'm American, I'm less likely to make tea than to just dump a bunch of sugar and/or salt on things.
bloody hell his voice is so calming
Tim's washing day should be a follow up on this one.
Qué bello que exista una persona así!!!
Hold up, Tim has a brother that collect stamps! It runs in the family
I bet Tim was waiting the whole video just to make that pun.
The tiny pegs are sold at Christmas because you can thread some string through the springs in the peg and hang your cards from them. Some years they are plain, some years green and red.
I'm surprise Tim didn't have an actual tea cup to use for demonstration..
"This one I believe is used for the food", I come for the "heh" but stay for the narration.
My grandfather is a fishing expert and has realistic fish pegs in his bathroom. He made them himself.
That tea stirring one is so dumb and I love it
"Oh my goodness, me. What a painful experience."
The smallest pegs I remember were for holding christmas cards on a piece if string .Small dolly pegs
Tim, you rock man
Peglomaniac, just about sums it up,Tim.
tim needs his own movie about how he got his rarest pieces
The book light and the stirrer were the best ones, in my opinion.
Son of a bitch! The first peg they show is the exact peg I invented a few weeks ago! God damn.
The blue one shown around 1:20 looks like it could be used to steep loose leaf tea.
My thoughts exactly!
Simply superb
5:35 Oh man, this is soooo neat!
I never really pegged him as the type of person to like this kind of stuff
Tim you’re a classic peglomaniac...you haven’t hung any clothes in your entire battle rap
No ones gonna get that but I’m reminded of it every time I see the title XD
"Oh goodness me, what a painful experience.."
I think this is the one channel on RUclips that doesn't get hate.
Best intro on RUclips foh
0:17
H-he noticed •◕ั⌑◕ั•
I like these. I might need to get some of the blue bird ones if I get a proper clothes line up again. This past fall a windstorm knocked down a tree which has pinned the laundry line down. I would have removed the tree but I have no equipment to go about it. I don't even recall the last time I used the laundry line. I was only recently introduced to the functions of a brand new drier. There are so many settings on there and I have no idea what any of them does and I have no manual of which to research the unit. I guess I could search online.
Can't go wrong with clothes pegs. They just have the one setting.
More Tim! Yay!
The moment when you realize your tea stirrer is a portable abortion device.
I love this guy!!!
I don't know what to say.
You got me pegged.