:lol: You should never do that again! It was…pathetically awesome! :lol:
Having gotten that out of my system…were the facial expresssion exaggerated for the sake of the camera? I mean, you couldn’t completely have been at ease and your normal self just then.
YES! I was SO uncomfortable and my face kept moving itself uncomfortably! It was like my mind was going all Paris Hilton but my face thought it’d be awesome to be Jim Carey!
Roger: thank you for the affirmation. I feel empowered.
Chris: You wouldn’t believe how long I debated putting this up. I watched it… and I watched it again… with that sort of sick fascination I speak of in more recent posts. And then I was like, “Hey, wait, this is me in all my nerdy uncomfortable glory.” So if ANY OF YOU had this idea in your head of me as some cool guy… um no. lol
FYI: Dan does make some of those faces in real life, very entertaining.
While I was watching this little bit one thing kept going through my head….please end, please end, please end. But no, it kept going, and going, and going.
Dan, you are a crackhead, I think I like it :) :) :)
Hey, I pronounce things like Canadians do, ya know? [Ever heard me broadcast hockey? It's amusing.] I still would say it as “SOOF-yawn”.
Here’s why I won’t vidblog the Blogathon: as I understand it, I’d have to let YouTube process on the file before I could share it. I have to post every 30 minutes, or I’d not consider it an issue.
But I’ve not used YouTube, and if I’m wrong, let me know, and I’ll think about it. Watching me on video at 03:41 could be funny.
And far more annoyingly, I’d have to stay in front of it all night long. I’m not sure that I can do it, especially really late at night when I’m wiped out.
But I could probably resort to posting cameraphone photos of myself when I’m running low…
giggles uncontrollably :P
But I was VERY SERIOUS!
*dan
:lol: You should never do that again! It was…pathetically awesome! :lol:
Having gotten that out of my system…were the facial expresssion exaggerated for the sake of the camera? I mean, you couldn’t completely have been at ease and your normal self just then.
YES! I was SO uncomfortable and my face kept moving itself uncomfortably! It was like my mind was going all Paris Hilton but my face thought it’d be awesome to be Jim Carey!
*dan
If you do decide to go here again (*shudder*), you should have a script/bullet points. I guess it’s OK to ramble your first time, though embarassing.
I said that at the very end of the video – but I guess by then you’d already started throwing up?
*dan
No, I was just affirming your suggestion.
Fantastically, incredibly awful, and yet hilarious at the same time. You simply must do another one of these.
I think he’s saying what I’m saying: Your weblogging embarasses me, while entertaining me but making me squirm.
Roger: thank you for the affirmation. I feel empowered.
Chris: You wouldn’t believe how long I debated putting this up. I watched it… and I watched it again… with that sort of sick fascination I speak of in more recent posts. And then I was like, “Hey, wait, this is me in all my nerdy uncomfortable glory.” So if ANY OF YOU had this idea in your head of me as some cool guy… um no. lol
*dan
Shame on you for shattering our innocence.
:)
FYI: Dan does make some of those faces in real life, very entertaining.
While I was watching this little bit one thing kept going through my head….please end, please end, please end. But no, it kept going, and going, and going.
Dan, you are a crackhead, I think I like it :) :) :)
Everyone else: your comments are WAY TO FUNNY
Apparently I make then when I’m talking about relationships. So basically when I’m uncomfortable my face turns into India Rubber.
Also, I may have died inside a little today.
*dan
well…not so much India Rubber…just…let’s say..overly expressive?
Y’know, I wasn’t going to watch this, but … then I read the comments, and I figured that it would be interesting. Then I got a shoutout. Hooah!
And it’s SOOF-yan, not “suhf-jen” or whatever you said.
As for making lots of facial expressions, I think it’s just a natural reaction to being on camera.
[For just a brief moment, I had the idea that maybe I should vidblog the Blogathon. Then I thought about how much that would SUCK.]
Attribution is the highest payment :)
I’m Canadian! We pronounce things differently!
*dan (c’mon you know you want to videoblog that marathon)
Dude…you are the very definition of nervous wanker. :rofl:
There was… no… wanking…
*dan
Thanks for the clarification there, dan.
Hey, I pronounce things like Canadians do, ya know? [Ever heard me broadcast hockey? It's amusing.] I still would say it as “SOOF-yawn”.
Here’s why I won’t vidblog the Blogathon: as I understand it, I’d have to let YouTube process on the file before I could share it. I have to post every 30 minutes, or I’d not consider it an issue.
But I’ve not used YouTube, and if I’m wrong, let me know, and I’ll think about it. Watching me on video at 03:41 could be funny.
Yeah – it takes about 15 minutes for the videos to process, usually. So you’d have to be in front of the game there.
*dan
And far more annoyingly, I’d have to stay in front of it all night long. I’m not sure that I can do it, especially really late at night when I’m wiped out.
But I could probably resort to posting cameraphone photos of myself when I’m running low…
“But I could probably resort to posting cameraphone photos of myself when I’m running low…”
Again. I remember being a commenter for a few hours last year on Geof’s blog-a-thon.
Dan, Krissy (my wife) watched this with me the second time. :)
I was choking down the laughter… until that ending. I dont know if I can look at you the same again.
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