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There is a boy who is in search of ice cream and gets lost and there is this weird girl who is a slave to an evil guy. It is a claymation video mixed with digital media. Also there is a remixed tatu song in it. What is this short called?
Answer
There are 3 different things you can do to try and find a
video that you have previously viewed. Even better, you
can have those results appear either: 1) in alphabetical
order, 2) chronological order, or 3) as photo thumbnails:
-- ALPHABETICALLY (tons of results) --
highlight the URL address bar on top, then simply type
in the word "youtube''. From those results, you will see:
-- every YouTube address you typed
-- every YouTube channel you visited
-- every YouTube video you watched
but it will be ugly YouTube code like "v=Ab1Cd2eF3Gh".
-- CHRONOLOGICALLY (many results) --
simply click on your internet browser's ''History" button
or tap "CTRL" and the letter "H" on your keyboard, and
you will get a daily list of every website which you have
visited. Every YouTube video will be mixed in with all of
the different websites, but it'll actually be easier for you
to locate that particular video -- because everything will
be displayed in ''plain" English. And because each and
every YouTube video is in fact its own website, you will
also be able to see the full title of each video.
-- PHOTO THUMBNAILS (few results) --
when you're "signed-in" on YouTube, the top right of all
YouTube pages display your "username'' in a rectangle.
Click on that, and then "Favorites". On the left side will
be "History'', 3 lines below the grayed ''Favorites''. Click
that, and you'll thus get thumbs of several of the recent
videos you've watched -- but only the more recent ones
(although many videos could date back to months ago).
The reason for that is because everytime you open/exit
YouTube, your history is ''semi-cleared'' and starts over.
It's worth a try, because the vid you're looking for might
be a "Related Video" of something you've already seen.
Believe it or not, you can actually check your YouTube
viewing history from right here in Yahoo! Answers. Just
click on my links below, and they'll take you directly to
''YOUR VERY OWN" histories. (YouTube may first ask
you to 'sign in' with your username and your password):
http://www.youtube.com/my_history
I hope that my multiple answer is a little helpful for you.
There are 3 different things you can do to try and find a
video that you have previously viewed. Even better, you
can have those results appear either: 1) in alphabetical
order, 2) chronological order, or 3) as photo thumbnails:
-- ALPHABETICALLY (tons of results) --
highlight the URL address bar on top, then simply type
in the word "youtube''. From those results, you will see:
-- every YouTube address you typed
-- every YouTube channel you visited
-- every YouTube video you watched
but it will be ugly YouTube code like "v=Ab1Cd2eF3Gh".
-- CHRONOLOGICALLY (many results) --
simply click on your internet browser's ''History" button
or tap "CTRL" and the letter "H" on your keyboard, and
you will get a daily list of every website which you have
visited. Every YouTube video will be mixed in with all of
the different websites, but it'll actually be easier for you
to locate that particular video -- because everything will
be displayed in ''plain" English. And because each and
every YouTube video is in fact its own website, you will
also be able to see the full title of each video.
-- PHOTO THUMBNAILS (few results) --
when you're "signed-in" on YouTube, the top right of all
YouTube pages display your "username'' in a rectangle.
Click on that, and then "Favorites". On the left side will
be "History'', 3 lines below the grayed ''Favorites''. Click
that, and you'll thus get thumbs of several of the recent
videos you've watched -- but only the more recent ones
(although many videos could date back to months ago).
The reason for that is because everytime you open/exit
YouTube, your history is ''semi-cleared'' and starts over.
It's worth a try, because the vid you're looking for might
be a "Related Video" of something you've already seen.
Believe it or not, you can actually check your YouTube
viewing history from right here in Yahoo! Answers. Just
click on my links below, and they'll take you directly to
''YOUR VERY OWN" histories. (YouTube may first ask
you to 'sign in' with your username and your password):
http://www.youtube.com/my_history
I hope that my multiple answer is a little helpful for you.
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