#5001
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Cali Panthers Fan
^It seems beautiful and lovely, until you realize that the only way that dad could do all that is if he was unemployed. :|
Once you have the materials it looked like a weekend job for anyone with skills
You even see him finishing the painting at nighttime
Maybe 20-30 hrs of work ?
#5002
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And several more hours to edit it in the stupid choppy style.
#5003
The new goggles also do nothing.
Join Date: Oct 2001
Location: Calgary
I just kept thinking "plywood is expensive, that's a lot of plywood"
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Powerplay Quarterback
He looks like a 38 year old retired accountant.
#5005
The new goggles also do nothing.
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Location: Calgary
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#5006
First Line Centre
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Cali Panthers Fan
^It seems beautiful and lovely, until you realize that the only way that dad could do all that is if he was unemployed. :|
He might be a remote worker too. It's amazing how little some of them get accomplished (at "work" anyway).
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Join Date: Sep 2005
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Join Date: Oct 2001
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Join Date: Feb 2013
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#5011
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Income Tax Central
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transplant99
Oh they're just having a good time.
I especially love when the bear breaks the window and they both just cheese it in opposite directions like 8-year-olds playing baseball in the house.
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#5012
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: A simple man leading a complicated life....
WTF???
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WTF???
Making it a sleeper car.
#5014
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Not my thing to do myself but looks neat from the comfort of my chair.VIDEO
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#5016
Celebrated Square Root Day
God crowd work is such a lazy comedy act that's become way too popular. So stupid, that skit included.
#5017
Craig McTavish' Merkin
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jayswin
God crowd work is such a lazy comedy act that's become way too popular. So stupid, that skit included.
Crowd work is definitely overdone these days but the point of the bit, not a skit, was to do an English accent well enough to fool an actual Brit, which I think he pulls off quite well. So, not really funny, but cool.
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Join Date: May 2004
Location: Helsinki, Finland
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jayswin
God crowd work is such a lazy comedy act that's become way too popular. So stupid, that skit included.
It's not actually reflective of the comedians as such, it's just that currently working comedians don't want to post their current material online, but they also need/want to hold an online presence, and so crowd work gives them a steady stream of something to post. And that's why most new standup clips online are just the crowd work bits.
(But also: this makes crowd work skills important for success, and creates an audience expectation that there's going to be crowd work, so yeah, crowd work has become a big part of modern standup.)
Josh Johnson, who I find quite funny, has solved essentially the same dilemma by developing his own style of standup closer to "topical storytelling" that allows him to put out new material every week. I think that style will catch on, it works well for him at least.
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Join Date: Mar 2015
Location: Pickle Jar Lake
Are you supposed to watch it in reverse?
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