Allow me to introduce our loyal little helper: Sir Starburst, a true British character on a very peculiar mission. His sole ability? To stand boldly in front of things that might upset the ever-watchful thought police. He’s not here because we asked for him, but because certain rules demand his cheerful, spiky presence.
Sir Starburst dutifully covers what must be covered so that the poor citizens of the UK can at least glimpse something, though only after a proper dose of polite censorship. To the rest of the world, we extend our apologies: you’ll get the same treatment here too, even if your country hasn’t yet gone quite as dystopian.
But don’t despair! Sir Starburst is only doing his job. Simply click onwards through the links to download from a place where the world hasn’t fully descended into bureaucratic absurdity … at least not yet.
If you’ve wandered over to my old clipstore recently, you might be wondering why all the best clips have mysteriously vanished into thin air. Nearly 3,000 of them gone, just like that.
And here’s the kicker: no warning, no heads-up, not even a polite little email to say “Hey, we’re about to axe years of your work.” Nope. Silence. Then – poof – thousands of clips removed from the storefront.
Now, the company in question likes to brand themselves as “super friendly” and “producer-focused.” You know the type; smiling logos, cheerful slogans, endless chatter about how much they “support” creators. Yet when it actually matters? When it’s about livelihoods, archives, and years of creative work? Suddenly, that amazing customer support they’re so proud of evaporates. Not a phone call. Not even a half-hearted copy-paste email. Just the silent chop.
Anyway; enough of that. Because the good news is you can still get these special archives as I put them back onto my own servers. Just going to take a while, that’s all 🙂
So, please bear with me as I repopulate the archive.
