Saturday, March 31, 2007
About J-Dubb
Here's the second video I said I would post this week. This one is a documentary about myself and the beginnings of J-Dubb's Theatre. I had been planning to do sort of a spoof of the "behind the rock" type documentarys, but then I found a video by YouTube's Renetto called "Who are you.... Who Who... Who Who" so I decided to post it as a response to that.
Wednesday, March 28, 2007
I will be awarded
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This just in. I had a fortune cookie a few minutes ago and apparently I will be awarded some great honor. I still have yet to find out what in fact this honor is, but the fortune does in fact say, "You will be awarded some great honor." So I have that to look forward to now.
Tuesday, March 27, 2007
The Latest Rage
Here's a new video. It's a little early, but I figured I have time off, so I might as well do two this week. This is a rant that I've had for a while now, but the wideo was inspired by a video of YouTube's Boh3m3, called [VLG?]Consoles and The Website. The Latest Rage is a sketch about the latest trends in gaming consoles.
Monday, March 26, 2007
Pin-Pal
So it seems I have a new pal. I really don't know anything about this person except:
1. They like the Suns, and
2. They think I'm somebody that I'm not.
I don't know anything about this person who they seem to think I am ,either, except:
1. They are some type of student, and
2. They have outrageous hair.
Alright, so let me back up.
Awhile ago, I got a text message from a number I didn't recognize. The message read, "WHOOO! HOW BOUT THEM SUNS!?!?"
I found this odd because I am neither a Suns fan, nor do I know anybody who is. But, for some reason, I didn't respond. No "who is this" or "I think you have the wrong number homey." Nothing.
About a week later, I got another text from the same number. This time it said, "I read them...hey how ya been?"
Once again, I just let it be. But then the next day I got another message saying, "Why are you texting during a test?"
This time I decided to respond. As I was thinking of what I would say, something along the lines of "I don't know who you are" I decided instead to respond with, "I'm expressing my love."
Well, I hadn't heard from this person for a couple weeks, until today, when I received a message that said, "Are you tired of hearin how your hair looks? Lol"
So I responded with, "Oh, I am so tired of it. I swear, one more peep and Im gonna blow up the moon."
This person then replied, "Your hair looks nice."
So I said, "Ah, thanks man. Now I'm feeling all warm and fuzzy."
To which they responded, "Haha. There goes the moon."
And I replied with, "Yup, you blew it man. No more silvery orb watching over us from the night sky."
And that was the end of the conversation. So, anyways, this is an interesting situation going on here. If that person actually happens to read this, well, "What's up new friend". And for the rest of you, I'll be sure to keep you posted on the ensuing drama.
Speaking of my cell phone, the first time I paid my bill over the phone, I thought it was pretty crazy how much security stuff you have to go through. It's understandable though. But now that Sprint's merged with Nextel, when I call the "pay your bill number", it first takes me to a Sprint/Nextel line, where it asks me to put in my phone number. Then it asks me to put in my phone number again to verify it. Then, if you have put in the same number twice and they've verified that you are in fact a customer, they send you to the Sprint, "pay your bill line", where they ask you to put in your number to verify that you're a customer. Seriously peeps...
Well, that's what I've got for now. Stay tuned for my next video.
1. They like the Suns, and
2. They think I'm somebody that I'm not.
I don't know anything about this person who they seem to think I am ,either, except:
1. They are some type of student, and
2. They have outrageous hair.
Alright, so let me back up.
Awhile ago, I got a text message from a number I didn't recognize. The message read, "WHOOO! HOW BOUT THEM SUNS!?!?"
I found this odd because I am neither a Suns fan, nor do I know anybody who is. But, for some reason, I didn't respond. No "who is this" or "I think you have the wrong number homey." Nothing.
About a week later, I got another text from the same number. This time it said, "I read them...hey how ya been?"
Once again, I just let it be. But then the next day I got another message saying, "Why are you texting during a test?"
This time I decided to respond. As I was thinking of what I would say, something along the lines of "I don't know who you are" I decided instead to respond with, "I'm expressing my love."
Well, I hadn't heard from this person for a couple weeks, until today, when I received a message that said, "Are you tired of hearin how your hair looks? Lol"
So I responded with, "Oh, I am so tired of it. I swear, one more peep and Im gonna blow up the moon."
This person then replied, "Your hair looks nice."
So I said, "Ah, thanks man. Now I'm feeling all warm and fuzzy."
To which they responded, "Haha. There goes the moon."
And I replied with, "Yup, you blew it man. No more silvery orb watching over us from the night sky."
And that was the end of the conversation. So, anyways, this is an interesting situation going on here. If that person actually happens to read this, well, "What's up new friend". And for the rest of you, I'll be sure to keep you posted on the ensuing drama.
Speaking of my cell phone, the first time I paid my bill over the phone, I thought it was pretty crazy how much security stuff you have to go through. It's understandable though. But now that Sprint's merged with Nextel, when I call the "pay your bill number", it first takes me to a Sprint/Nextel line, where it asks me to put in my phone number. Then it asks me to put in my phone number again to verify it. Then, if you have put in the same number twice and they've verified that you are in fact a customer, they send you to the Sprint, "pay your bill line", where they ask you to put in your number to verify that you're a customer. Seriously peeps...
Well, that's what I've got for now. Stay tuned for my next video.
Friday, March 23, 2007
System of a Down: A.D.D.
Here's my latest vid. This is my first serious video. It's a music video to System of a Down's song, A.D.D.
Saturday, March 17, 2007
Grass and Time Travel
Here's my latest vid, Grass 'n Stuff, a response to one of Jon Dodson's videos.
I also took part in another video this week, directed by Jon, called Time Travel Adventures.
I also took part in another video this week, directed by Jon, called Time Travel Adventures.
Saturday, March 10, 2007
Lipsinking to the Winekone
I posted video #4 yesterday. This is a video response to one of the Winekone's videos where he rants about lipsinking. Check out that video first. You'll need to watch it in order to get parts of my video.
Friday, March 09, 2007
Bears
Well, I thought it was about time for another full blog post, but I couldn't decide what to write about. So, off the top of my head, I decided to write about bears.
Bears, or, Ursidae Carnivora, have been a part of our history for the last 5 million years. During that time, they have done wondrous things for our society, such as: building dams, taking care of Salmon infestations, and helping old ladies cross the street.
Of course, they have also played the villain many times, doing things like eating us and stealing our picinic baskets.
Bears have played an important part in Native American mythology and in modern pop culture.
The Chicago Bears did a great job this year, during the season and the playoffs. Of course, J-Dubb's Theatre endorses Indianapolis and was satisfied with this years Superbowl results, we still think the Bears did good.
Bears have made their way into American expressions: "That's a bear of a course," "Don't take it to bear," and of course, "Bear, uh, love is like a bear, and uh, is grizzly-like," um, okay, I've got nothing.
The word "bear itself can even have alternate meanings like, "Don't take it to bear," and "Bear in mind...".
Bears also... well, I guess that's about all I have to say about bears. Now I'll talk about kiwi birds.
Actually, I don't really have anything to say about kiwis either, so, see ya next time.
Saturday, March 03, 2007
How to Survive in Society Volume 1: Employment
Video number three's been uploaded. Here's a sketch about the importance of being a good employee. It was filmed with a camera that has much better audio quality than my digital camera that makes me sound like I talk with a lisp, which I don't. Teamed up with me on this one is Jon Dodson of jdodson.org
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