:) cheers buddy and I hope I get to know him better as time goes on 🙂

Cheers buddy I really appreciate that 🙂

It really is 🙂 I hadn't thpught of it like that but he isbisn't he lol. See you Thursday buddy 🙂

@@BVPcreates Yes indeed Mike. Both guys are good people and very charitable 🙂

He really is very kind and thank you that's very kind of you to say so.

@@BVPcreates No bother mucker 😌😊

I know right, I'm very lucky 🙂 I can't wait to come up with some ideas for it :)

I sure twill :)

awww thank you chalky mate 🙂

He sure is 🙂

Cheers buddy but the credit goes to Gary and Nik on this one for holding the competition and providing the kit 🙂 They're incredibly generous guys.

Thanks for the feedback and thank you for subscribing I really appreciate it 🙂 The little characters are more to create movement where there isn't any. For example if it's a 10, 20 plus second clip of nothing changing on the screen and just me talking over it then the mind begins to wonder and it's easy for people to stop listening (kind of like death by powerpoint). Where as if there's the occasional movement it keeps the mind engaged as it detects the motion and the brain wants to know whats going on so it's less likely to wander. I agree they are a little childish but I can't think of a way to generate that same effect whilst also displaying the information clearly for long enough to get across what I'm saying. As I said I do agree with you, I just need to figure out a way of keeping the clips containing what is essentially very dry info interesting visually.