"Turbo Encabulator" the Original

I think you're gonna like this one [1]. The B-25 Mitchell instructional that was linked here some few weeks ago is also amazing [2]. [1]: [VIDEO] [2]: [LINK]

There's a proud tradition of this kind of parody: the Turboencabluator is one of the most famous in engineering, a joke that goes back to 1944. [LINK] Bud Haggart's industrial training videos for the Turboencabulator from the 70s/80s are things of beauty. See [VIDEO]

I don't know why people are always posting the Rockwell version when the older Turbo Emcabulator video is far superior. [VIDEO]

"Still it's amusing how Whitney's style seems to personally offend people" So it was for the lols after all... Notably, a Lisp interpreter written in Lisp is a common assignment for second year CS students. In a production setting, there is little reason to misappropriate resources for such toys. Bud Haggert still teaches smart people something very important about communication with interdisciplinary crowds: [VIDEO] Doug Zongker's presentation similarly instructs people how to make better presentations to peers by demonstrating what not to do: [LINK] Best of luck =3

That is the long running “Turbo Encabulator” trope, the original is here [VIDEO] but there are some wonderful rerenditions and tributes if you search for those keywords on YouTube.

Here is the fun take - [LINK] And the original - [VIDEO] Also curious as this was on Twitter the other day...how social mixed if this is the OPs reason for sharing.

There are youtube channels with old TV Ads. Some of those will be non-existant. You could also go down the Turbo Encabulator rabbit hole: [VIDEO] [LINK]

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