Pyn Strype
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Grover Cleveland Groundbreaking Celebration.mp4
Grover Cleveland Groundbreaking Celebration.mp4
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Видео

Dover Furnace - Skeet 3
Просмотров 20310 лет назад
Shooting skeet at Dover Furnace in Upstate New York. Skeet shooting is fun, if you haven't tried it, give it a whirl! I'm here with some friends enjoying the crisp winter weather.
View From My Window - Royal Sands Cancun.mp4
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My view from the balcony of my room! Views of the pool, the beah and the incredible ocean surrounding this slice of paradise. I loved sitting there in the early morning and coming up with ideas for the show!!! I'm a morning person, isn't that super annoying? ;)
La Fritanga - Cancun.mp4
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My last night in Cancun and I spent it at a place the locals love! It's called La Fritanga, and the grilled octopus was out of this world!!! The video conveys a bit of the scenic surrounding of being sheltered under a tree canopy, under the stars and close to a bay full of alligators...awesome night!!!
50 Shades Darker panel - ConnectiCon
Просмотров 15710 лет назад
Jon St. John, Team 4Star and Doug Walker "The Nostalgia Critic" all perform their famous voices while reading sections from 50 Shades Darker. The Sulu voice is especially insano...
Pynstrype in Cancun - View from my window
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A brief glimpse into my vacation at the Royal Sands in Cancun. If you haven't been to Cancun, you gotta go! From my window at the Royal Sands!!!! I was so lucky for those few days, wish I was back there right now...
Mango flambe with coconut ice-cream, Cancun style
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A brief glimpse into my vacation at the Royal Sands in Cancun. If you haven't been to Cancun, you gotta go! Here I was at the Royal Mayan. They have a kick-ass restaurant. Check my instagram feed for more delicious pics of the food!!!!
Chillin' by the pool in Cancun
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A brief glimpse into my vacation at the Royal Sands in Cancun. If you haven't been to Cancun, you gotta go!
Gigi Marga Chintec Romanesc.mp4
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The legendary singer Gigi Marga, who at 83 is still delivers powerhouse performances. This was given at Bucharest Restaurant in Queens, NY on August 23, 2013.
Gigi Marga Chanson Edith Piaf.mp4
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The legendary singer Gigi Marga, who at 83 is still delivers powerhouse performances. This was given at Bucharest Restaurant in Queens, NY on August 23, 2013.
Vidcon in the Sunshine
Просмотров 1710 лет назад
Checking out all f the great folks who made it down to VidCon 2013. Thanks Hank and John for putting together such an amazing experience!
Cancun Mexican Restaurant 2.mp4
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Cancun Mexican Restaurant 2.mp4
Cancun Mexican Restaurant.mp4
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Cancun Mexican Restaurant.mp4
Cancun Mexican Restaurant 3.mp4
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Cancun Mexican Restaurant 3.mp4
Pavel Straten at Bucharest Restuarant - Queens, NY.mp4
Просмотров 10010 лет назад
Pavel in concert on August 23, 2013, Queens, NY at the Bucharest Restaurant in Sunnyside. Over 200 people in attendance, such a great show!
Ghita Sung By Pavel Straten Queens, NY.mp4
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Ghita Sung By Pavel Straten Queens, NY.mp4
Komboloi & Why It's Awesome
Просмотров 120 тыс.11 лет назад
Komboloi & Why It's Awesome
Dover Furnace - Shooting Skeet
Просмотров 33411 лет назад
Dover Furnace - Shooting Skeet
Rickshaws in the rain - NYC part 2
Просмотров 5211 лет назад
Rickshaws in the rain - NYC part 2
Rickshaws in the rain - NYC
Просмотров 5411 лет назад
Rickshaws in the rain - NYC

Комментарии

  • @topdancer6172
    @topdancer6172 День назад

    прикольно

  • @panwitt4980
    @panwitt4980 14 дней назад

    the komboloi is such a simple thing. Im not religious but have a cheap komboloi, studying the religious history of these things jsut opened my eyes to the fact that regardless of how 'simple' something seems, it only has the value we give it. the komboloi could just be a toy to you, or it could be your staging ground for talking to god, and everything in between.

  • @maryhealy4730
    @maryhealy4730 8 месяцев назад

    Love the Greek kopoloi.

  • @bryankerr69
    @bryankerr69 9 месяцев назад

    I got a set some 30 years ago from a Greek friend of mine. I still have them to this day.

  • @adrianpopa2337
    @adrianpopa2337 11 месяцев назад

    Asta da cântăreața și artista!❤

  • @thehermit761
    @thehermit761 Год назад

    these are very nice may I ask which website you bought this from?

  • @josubergara8000
    @josubergara8000 Год назад

    yeah!! I use my begleri to relax and forget my body and focus my mind, A fantastic tool to medit and to remember when I was in Greece or Turkey forgetting all the problems of modern life.

  • @CjqNslXUcM
    @CjqNslXUcM Год назад

    The OG fidget spinner

  • @jmdq1
    @jmdq1 Год назад

    Chillax

  • @blinkenschnaag777
    @blinkenschnaag777 Год назад

    I made my own komboloi out of palm seed beads with a strong type of cord (2 milimeter thick). Like you've said, it's some kind of meditation while swinging it. Mine could also be turned into prayer beads or bracelet.

  • @SnapCracklePip
    @SnapCracklePip Год назад

    i do the same with russian Chetki/chotki and slinging greek begleri as well

  • @joolio7414
    @joolio7414 Год назад

    Hey man, my parents were on holidays in Rhodes and saw everybody fidgeting with these, at the bar, at the beach, in the streets. They thought I'd like it and they got me one, it has antique ceramic beads and the 'special' ones are silver. This got me completely hooked up and to learn how to use I watched your video. Dude, your cool is awe-inspiring. Is it the Komboloi?

  • @Tec1978
    @Tec1978 2 года назад

    I have adhd and was looking for an adult version for something like a fidget spiner, came across these on etsy, love them so much, they look elegant and beautiful and keeps my hands busy and helps with focus

  • @fan.80s_90s
    @fan.80s_90s 2 года назад

    Best way for using the komboloi is to mediate one bead at a time and keep counting the beads.

  • @giangnguyen8344
    @giangnguyen8344 2 года назад

    Just got back from Plaka, Greece. Bought two sets of Komboloi for both of my sons as souvenirs.

  • @Kopte_88
    @Kopte_88 2 года назад

    Koboloi is one of the beat ways to relax yourself. Is also a sing that you are a very cool experience person

  • @sequinrosette
    @sequinrosette 3 года назад

    Just bought a komboloi in a Greek store and I'm so glad to find this video. I couldn't figure out what to do with these beads. Thanks!

  • @gabemoy1797
    @gabemoy1797 3 года назад

    You still use em? Anyone recommend a trustable website to buy them from. Is The Beaded Garden good to buy from?

  • @mariomorgante6722
    @mariomorgante6722 3 года назад

    Wow my friend gave me one of these like 15 years ago when he came back from Greece and it has been hanging on my wall like a rosary lol. Now im gonna use it

  • @abrahamgarcia8739
    @abrahamgarcia8739 3 года назад

    Where did you get that particular komboloi?

  • @GTA_500
    @GTA_500 3 года назад

    I have never used komboloi but I do like to play with begleri I made out of wood and hex nuts I really like the sound it makes when the wooden beads hit each other

  • @ky6145
    @ky6145 3 года назад

    i'm going to buy some for my granddaughter who has anxiety issues. Very good demonstration!

  • @melliewalks
    @melliewalks 3 года назад

    I love my olive wood komboloi. I didn't realize there are so many different tricks you can do with them. I agree that is really relaxing. I love how happy you look using them in the video!

  • @mlvsls83
    @mlvsls83 4 года назад

    You're funny man. Thanks for making me laugh. Btw, cool video!

  • @memexd5502
    @memexd5502 4 года назад

    Thanks I found them inside a box while I was cleaning my room I had those from my dad I was addicted to plukking ore cutting my hair with my hands this thing was really helpful to make the addiction go away thanks

  • @mariusbaltazarrozenberg-ho9367
    @mariusbaltazarrozenberg-ho9367 4 года назад

    I'm going to order some.

  • @amandajade6389
    @amandajade6389 4 года назад

    I saw many many people using these beads while I was holidaying in Greece. So I bought a TON of them as souvenirs while I was there. Which was about a year and a half after you posted this video - I kept a set for myself, because I thought they were just so beautiful and now I finally know how to use them 5 and a half years later!! So thank you very much 😂🤣✌️

  • @dalepress1581
    @dalepress1581 4 года назад

    Yeah bruh, I just jingle my keys.

  • @JamesBarraletMusic
    @JamesBarraletMusic 4 года назад

    Nice vibe dude! The therapy the beads are giving you comes across :)

  • @bgdn5
    @bgdn5 4 года назад

    ruclips.net/video/Yq91qRQRe9s/видео.html This is "boltukha" beads )) How it's work.

  • @kylenewman6713
    @kylenewman6713 4 года назад

    great video, my employers and co workers are greek and suggested i get some of these and learn how to use them seeing as im usually pretty stressed out.....where did u order those?

    • @journeyintoawesomeness6916
      @journeyintoawesomeness6916 4 года назад

      Kyle Newman Thank you 🙏, I bought mine at constantincreations.com They have many to choose from and some are pretty reasonably priced. Although you could also check out Ebay as well. Mine is Tiger’s Eye with Sterling Silver parts, but it’s pricey, so depends what you’re looking for.

  • @stephentolias578
    @stephentolias578 4 года назад

    Very nice explanation and simple demonstration. I would like the link to purchase. Do you recommend a certain size bead.

  • @Objectivityiskey
    @Objectivityiskey 4 года назад

    This is the iphone of today...

  • @agoerdin3102
    @agoerdin3102 4 года назад

    AMAZING INSPIRING

  • @iamthegrinch1
    @iamthegrinch1 4 года назад

    Liked the info, I got mines from Athínaio Greece, it fell twice and was like; how you flip them right and Voila your video here. Thanx!!!

  • @TheGwylan
    @TheGwylan 5 лет назад

    ~ Thank You ~

  • @caitmiller7976
    @caitmiller7976 5 лет назад

    I just came back from Greece where I found them with the eye, and I had no idea what they were until I asked and it too me a while on the trip to figure it out even then. But I liked the look and feel so I got them, and then I realized I saw people all over Greece using them. What was funny was you could tell our tour guide was getting stressed by the end of the 9 days because he constantly had his out flipping them around in his hand after day 7! I'm still getting the hang of them and I'm not sure mine are balanced right since they're cheap souvinier one's but I like them!

  • @retro_rappers
    @retro_rappers 5 лет назад

    man if you're reading this now, hope you haven't give up youtube. If you keep on doing that good, you'll succeed

  • @dimitrifortounis4787
    @dimitrifortounis4787 5 лет назад

    Great video. A lot of people can't quite believe that these are so easy and simple to use 🙂 I'm half greek and spent a fair bit of time visiting my family and couldn't quite get it when I was younger. But it makes sense to me now. People always seem to think there must be some huge significance in these. Basically they are an ancient version of a fidget spinner 🙂 Another subtle thing to note is the materials that someone's komboloi are made of. They can be an indication of wealth or a status symbol in Greece. In certain areas you will unknowingly be judged by your komboloi. A wealthy person for example may have theirs made with rare gem stones such as natural Amber and accented with hand carved beads in genuine silver and a silver chain however the sky is the limit. A less wealthy person may perhaps use komboloi of less expensive materials such as steel, pewter or wooden beads and a nylon cord or steel chain.

  • @patrampone
    @patrampone 5 лет назад

    It is soooo annoying to have a man around who keeps on making that noise!!! It is rude towards people around you. How can u talk to someone who keeps on making that horrible noise???

    • @anaconda4880
      @anaconda4880 4 года назад

      that's why there is the quiet method and the loud method. the quiet method is for indoors and shows that you respect your surroundings and the loud one for outdoors where there are noises anyways.

  • @omerta7741
    @omerta7741 5 лет назад

    try to use kompoloi from amber (kehribari) (electron) beads...

  • @burakhuner3912
    @burakhuner3912 5 лет назад

    Turkish tesbih man

  • @td4972
    @td4972 5 лет назад

    I dont recall seeing any before today, i was at the mall and I saw these in one of my favorite stores and was like, hey... Whats that?

  • @lataraincurte2328
    @lataraincurte2328 5 лет назад

    i leave and work in cyprus and i think the komboloi its a verry anstressing thing, sorry if my language is not soo good i com from roumania

  • @lataraincurte2328
    @lataraincurte2328 5 лет назад

    i love komboloi. lets make komboli league

  • @georgiospapas8878
    @georgiospapas8878 6 лет назад

    Καλο μπεγλερι μονο η Ελληνες του 80 ξερουν να παιζουν. Το κομπολοι το παιζουν η γερι.

  • @lataraincurte2328
    @lataraincurte2328 6 лет назад

    about hystory of komboloi can you make an video? love komboloi

  • @hapocod50
    @hapocod50 6 лет назад

    Zikir et ulen kafirr!

  • @lios_e7494
    @lios_e7494 6 лет назад

    something better than spinner lol

  • @FrAidanHix67
    @FrAidanHix67 6 лет назад

    Thank you for the video. I am a convert to Eastern Orthodoxy and have known about the komboskini prayer rope which I have been using for years. But recently I was reading a book called "The Mountain of Silence: A Search for Orthodox Spirituality" by Kyriacos C. Markides; and there was a mention of a man on Cyprus using his Worry Beads. So I Googled it and found your Video. Now I want a Kombolini. ;) Although not sure where to get one where I live. But thank you. Great video. Very helpful