Posts Tagged ‘youtube’

Ramblin' Man

Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010

Take 43 "umms" and "uhs".
Add three derailments of a train of thought.
Mix well with one shitty conclusion.
Half bake for 4 minutes and voila.
My first vlog in my new house!

Ramblin' Man from Adam Avitable on Vimeo.

I'm a Gleek and proud of it

Friday, December 4th, 2009

How awesome was Wednesday's Glee episode? I'm not going to spoil it for those of you who haven't watched it yet, but HOLY SHIT!

It's a lazy Friday, so here's a Glee extra – the Glee cast singing "Last Christmas":

Next time your nose itches . . .

Thursday, November 12th, 2009

You never know what might be up there:

Dance monkey dance

Sunday, November 8th, 2009

So, it's been three years. Back when I was on Blogger. When I was under 30. When there was a Bush in the White House. It was a different time. A scarier time.

Dancing Avitable from Adam Avitable on Vimeo.

What do you think? Should I shoot a new dance video? If yes, any suggestions for the song?

This is something that did NOT happen during the party

Sunday, October 25th, 2009

Rerun

Friday, October 23rd, 2009

I'm too tired to come up with something original, so here's something from a few months ago that I made.

Do the Wave. The Google Wave

Saturday, October 17th, 2009

Thanks to the eminent and powerful Bo Butler, I received an invitation to Google's newest endeavor, Google Wave. "Oh Adam, what is Google Wave?" you might ask. Google Wave is essentially a great tool for collaborating on projects. Other than that, I'm not sure if it's really anything you should care about at all. Here, let me allow Samuel L. Jackson to explain it, in this great video I found on Youtube:

The things I wish I could do

Thursday, October 15th, 2009

There are many things that I can do. I'm very good at those things, and I'm proud of my ability. But as is usually the case, I yearn to be able to do things that I'll never do.

I wish I could draw. Like, really draw.

I wish I could dance, with rhythm, even.

I wish I could cook amazingly well.

I wish I could build things with my hands.

I wish I could play a musical instrument.

I wish I could sing. And not just sing, but sing as well as this guy:

What do you wish you could do?

The Office Wedding Dance

Tuesday, October 13th, 2009

If you watched last week's episode of "The Office" and wondered why everyone danced down the aisle during Jim and Pam's wedding, here's the reason:

This still isn't as awesome as the classic "Amy's Wedding Toast", which made me get a piece of dirt in my eye:

Avitter: The anti-social network #izeafest

Sunday, October 4th, 2009

After spending a weekend at IZEAfest listening to people talk about social networking and their expertise in said arena, I have decided that I need to be at the forefront of a new trend. I want to be the pioneer of anti-social networking.

I will call this new network "Avitter", and here's how it would work:

1. Create a profile. There are no fields for your name or your URL or your personal information. Instead, you fill in your favorite quotes, snarky views on life, and showcase why you're better than all of those people with whom you don't want to be friends.

2. Don't follow anyone. It's not worth it, because people are stupid.

3. If someone wants to follow you, they have to demonstrate that they really, really, really want it. First, they request to follow you through the site. They will then be provided with a unique 128 digit hexadecimal series that will be their private pin. Next, they will be required to fill out a 10-page application, including a short essay, the subject of which would be "Why I Want To Be Your Friend". After you review their application, if you determine that they may be worthwhile to permit, an in-person interview will be scheduled, and a deep background check will be ordered. Finally, after you've approved them, they have to input their pin every time they try to view your profile, your posts, reply to you, or even if they think of you.

4. Now that you have your anti-social network in place, all you have to do is create content! For the best Avitter experience, talk about people you hate, look down your nose on things that you are incapable of doing, and roll your eyes at people for taking actions that you've never tried before.

After these four simple steps, you'll be all set. Before too long, you'll be an expert on anti-social networking! Bigger and bigger advertisers will shun you, more and more PR reps will never email you, and the largest online magazines will never ask you to write for them. As you sit back in your dank, darkened room, with the glow of your monitor giving your face an evil, sickly glow, you can sit back and relax, knowing that you've conquered the anti-social networking game!