Clearly a modern parody based on the vehicles, but well done.

Thank you for posting that John Hawks link. Interesting information.

I've done the same for the past 36 years - also including a "rating" for each (on a 1-4+ scale) to help me decide about rereads and recommendations to others.

For context, that USD $1,200 in 1969 would be equivalent to $10,460 in 2024.

Tom said that the first videos he created were for a series that he at the time called "Things You Might Not Know." What an interesting title! :-)

One serious risk is that these piles present major fire hazards when they accumulate next to a home or vehicle.

I wonder if the embedded image triggered you into thinking about bikinis... :-)

An older video -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qz2SeEzxMuE

Any two-year-old can solve that problem -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-N_RZJUAQY4

Are the judges' names Paul Skeens, Susan Skeens, and Leslie Skeens perhaps?

New to me. Tx.
BTW - this is a better link: https://tywkiwdbi.blogspot.com/search/label/butterflies

Why?

I once placed a $20 bill among the papers in a "to be filed" bin with a note thanking the secretary. In two years she never found it.

anti-vaxxers

"Your score is 92.14, higher than 98.29% of the people who have completed this task"
Unfortunately "membrane" and "parameter" showed some correlation, as did "codex" and "shard" - but "enticement", "glacier", and "bunion" were pretty independent.