Category Archives: Hawaii Videos
Hawaii 2010
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I was a weird kid
Hey there! So there are a few things i share on this video of why i was a weird kid! I did make one mistake, but didn’t want to re-film just to fix it. When i said my first crush was when i was three on a 17 year-old NATIVE boy, i meant HAWAIIAN but my brain wasn’t tracking. 😛 Anyway some of the things were my obsession with rocks, David Spade, Monty Python, and hate for first gen. My Little Pony. Later i will make some other jamming videos, but i have been busy with dying my hair, so! Until next time! Don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE, watch some other videos if you haven’t, and tell a friend! Be sure to follow me on twitter, and tumblr! locknessyymonster.tumblr.com twitter.com
“Drive Thru Voice” – Gabriel Iglesias
Check out this quick bit from my special “Hot & Fluffy” and let me know what you think! Enjoy! -Gabriel.
CROSSROADS HAWAII DRIFT
Hard ticket to Hawaii
The Worlds greatest. The Worlds.
Getting Ready for the Luau Hawaii vid.#2
Sorry if sound isnt working please bare with me 🙂 Play in HD please 🙂 Hope you enjoy and subscribe for more videos Products in this are in the previous video so if you want to see those…
Kuhana Torres Kahele – Aloha Tower/Royal Hawaiian Hotel
at the Made in Hawaii Festival, August 17, 2012
Bing Search Overload Syndrome Solution: Hawaii 2
Here’s an exclusive sneak peek at our newest Bing Search Overload Syndrome ad. Follow up with our Hawaii-bound couple as they tread their way out of a sea of links by using Bing to decide on travel plans. Bing is the solution for search overload syndrome. Click here to see how Bing can help you decide your next trip: binged.it
Mikey Near Hal’s Pool
Once upon a time there was a great stretch of coast with a neat Tide Pool called Hal’s Pool but some apparent homophobe renamed it The Queen’s Bath and the Ultimate Guide to Kauai spread the malicious meme. Now they’ve paved a parking lot in the middle of a formerly quiet neighborhood and scores of clueless drown every week. At last count, there are fifteen Queen’s Baths in Hawaii. More on the way.