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Can you spot the three baby references?
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Good Job, Jason.  Made me laugh a few times.  Your passion is infectious.  You are a good teacher.
 
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Nawww, you're going to make me blush
 
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no, seriously, dude.  A series of super fun quick video's like this is a great idea as a teaching tool.  Make it fun and easy to understand.  Make people want to watch them again and again because they missed something in your quick doodles, because they want to, because they had a blast the first time around.  ...well, maybe you should slow it down just a bit.  Even my relatively schooled brain was scrambling to keep up to everything as you presented it.  

It kind of reminded me a bit of the extremely clever:

THE HISTORY OF JAPAN IN 9 MINUTES:

 
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i enjoyed that. Great job!
 
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