YouTube at this point is a pretty nice warehouse for interesting video clips of questionable legality, and has the capability of acting as a connector for people interested in the same topics.
Let's say you're looking on YouTube for a clip of something you're interested in -- experimental filmmaker Standish Lawder's film Necrology, for example.
There is a "Links" link you can you click on to see who has linked to the video (Jesus Christ, can someone please find me a synonym for "link" already?).
This can provide an interesting gateway into blogs you know nothing about, but whose typists most likely have interests that overlap your own.

Hey, it looks like some "isplotchy" blog links to this video. Wow, I bet whoever is behind *that* blog is quite the interesting and sexy fellow.
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