This guy is amazing. Entertainment factor: 110%
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In this video I apologize for the sound quality and the humming of my netbook. I also tell you what you should already know if you read this site at all, and point out that I have a Wolfenstein 3D blog of sorts (which you would also already know).
Speaking of which, it now has a .com type thing! http://WolfingTime.com for all your Wolf3D needs. If you’re anything like me, you have a lot of needs. You needy needy person.
Now, I’m going to drink some water and calling my girlfriend.
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Just another quick video on my NaNoWriMo progress. I sound so shit because I’m tired, and attempting to be quiet because the housemates are asleep. Bleh.
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This is my first time using a webcame to film a video in quite a while. I actually quite like how it turned out, considering it actually takes advantage of the youtube window and fills the whole thing, as you can see. NO BLACK BARS FOR ME.
This video is just an update on my NaNoWriMo progress. Well, what there is of it anyway.
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I just looked through the Supernote 2010 page to see where my video currently stood.
I am 8513th in the standings. That means all I need to do is get over 8500 people disqualified and I’m in with a chance to win! The only question is, how do I go about doing this?
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Supernote is a YouTube competition in which Youtubers film themselves holding a note for as long as possible. It’s a fun event. The girl and guy with the longest note wins a prize, as well as the team with the longest collaborative note. The team captains are some of the more popular Youtubers including LiveLavaLive, Meekakitty and Wheezy Waiter. As a fan of Wheezy, I’ve decided to do a Supernote for his team, Team Beard. Even though I’m kind of sick, and fail anyway, I decided it couldn’t hurt to contribute.
FEAR MY TEN SECONDS OF NOTE GLORY.
I’m really bad. However, yes. That is a lovely thumbnail isn’t it?
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So many people I know like him and when I say “I’ve never seen his videos”, I get blank stares. Truth is I was just never compelled to bother with him. I gave him a chance the other day though. This is one of his videos, and he’s actually fairly funny, even though all he does is comment on other people’s content. That’s all he does. Which is fine I guess, it works.
He’s watchable, but I have to admit it bothers me that he feels the need to edit so much. The whole switching side to side of the screen is okay, but not ALL THE TIME, at least three times a fucking sentence.
I guiltily subscribed five minutes ago anyway.
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Alright, I’m a month and a few days late on my learning a new skill each month idea, but allow me to explain; I was lazy. Too lazy to make a video. UNTIL NOW.
The lighting isn’t greatest, and my face looks retarded, but I can juggle! Not very well and not as good at this guy, but I can. And this month I’m getting lazy with my next choice of useless skill to learn. I am learning how to fold shirts perfectly in two seconds. That’s right; exciting stuff right here. This particular way of folding shirts is an interesting way to do it, and I want to start doing it. Because I can.
So that’s that done. I feel better.
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There’s not much to say about this, you just need to watch it. I’ve already reblogged it via Tumblr but wanted to put it on here too. It’s a cover of Cat Steven’s song Here Comes My Baby, performed by a group of YouTube artists who are going under the name of Sons of Admirals for this project. They all have their own solo “careers”, but have combined to see what they can create as a whole.
There’s something about the voices on this group that just sound so good to me. It’s probably why I love their other works as well. As any good fan would do, here’s a link to buy the song via iTunes: http://bit.ly/soababy
Listen to it1.
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