Another Josh-monopolised vlog, I'm afraid. For fun, count the number of times he uses the word "civilisation".

In this vlog we discuss how so much fruit has simply bizarre names, and question from where these names might have originated.


EDIT: We've been doing these "HD" videos for almost three months now, and they still look rubbish. What ARE we doing wrong?!

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It seems that there comes a time in every vlogger's life where they have to prove their worth as Someone Serious by discussing Serious Issues, and we're no different, so here's our attempt at a video on the subject of politics.

Turns out that it's even more difficult than we thought. How on earth does Jon Stewart do it?

Incidentally, we've received a couple of comments telling us that these vlogs are too dark and it's hard to see what's going on. So we tooled around with some 'AutoTone' feature and tried to make the brightness a bit better. How does it look? We welcome your opinion.

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We just recorded this quite quickly, as we realised that we haven't uploaded a video for some time now. Enjoy!

If you're interested in discovering from where "Thank you" really originates, check out: http://www.etymonline.com/inde x.php?term=thank

And yes, we really are putting "solo vlogs" along with "Cmorts" in our list of retired video formats.

The Charlyandjosh blog:
http://charlyandjosh.blogspot. com/

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responce on a vid i saw from saphronic, and a comment charly & josh placed there
mind you lot it i'm not good at making clips :P

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As part of my ongoing effort to ride on better and more popular vloggers' coattails, I have compiled a brief list of some ridiculous names I could think of on the fly. Transcriptions of the Hungarian words can be provided in annotations if needed (they're also among the tags).

You can watch charlyandjosh's video here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v =2VE2bN7aGiA

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In which I destroy the most overrated book of this generation.

The quotation "Twilight, again. Another ending. No matter how perfect the day is, it always has to end." is taken directly from the novel.

Yes, I have read Twilight, yes I do intensely loathe Twilight and its sequels, and no, I am not a complete maniac.

All pieces of music featured in this video are royalty-free. The tracks utilised are:

Doombells by Sampleconstruct (from soundsnap.com)

Witch Hunt by Kevin MacLeod (from incompetech.com)

Waltz in F Major, Op. 34, No. 3, composed by Frédéric Chopin and performed by Paul Pitman (from musopen.com)

"Unus ex discipulis meis", composed by Tomás Luis de Victoria and performed by an Anonymous Choir (from musopen.com)

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