our first movie

phil and i made our first unicycle movie last weekend i have watched it
and laughed becauce i have never seen my self unicycling before anyway
what do you think?
go on flippet.org and on unicycle videos and the top video say seaton
day video or something sorry i would put a link but i do not know how
sorry


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Here ya go:
http://www.flippet.org/muni/videos.html
I haven't seen it yet, because my computer still goes sllllooow.


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thanks my p.c is slow as well i have not seen all of it as my p.c
crashed 3/4 of the way through but i am seeing the 70mb version on phils
laptop soon


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Indeed, 'tis a video. Taken last weekend, it's taken me ages to get the
thing together because I've been falling in bogs in Derbyshire most of
this last week.

It's 8.4MB, 4 minutes long, and set to The Goo Goo Dolls - Truth Is A
Whisper, which I think is a really rather good song. The picture quality
is a bit pants

This is actually the first time I've made a video longer than a very
short thing and done more editing than simply sticking the clips
together, and I'm rather pleased with the result if I may say so myself.


'Twas good fun doing the riding, too...

Phil


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Excellent trials riding! Makes me want to head over to the skate park
now.

British to American translation please......pants, an adjective?


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hell-on-wheel wrote:
*British to American translation please......pants, an adjective? *

"A bit pants" = "a bit rubbish"

Sorry about that, I hadn't noticed I'd written it...

Phil


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phil wrote:
*
"A bit pants" = "a bit rubbish"

Sorry about that, I hadn't noticed I'd written it...

Phil *


This is just hilarious. And I should be able to understand both of you.


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Hey, my computer says " Unable to render, dx50 decomposer not found." I
dont know jack about computers so what is it?


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My dad and I used to restore MGB's (little British sports cars), and the
shop manuels included a dictionary of British car part names and their
American equivalents. For instance:
American-British
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trunk=boot
fender=wing
drive shaft=propellor shaft
hood=bonnet
convertible top=hood
dashboard=facia
gasoline=petrol
wench=King Dick spanner
counter-clockwise=anti-clockwise (I actually use this one now)
ground (as in wiring)=earth ("this car is wired negative earth")

Ok, I'm done. Sorry for jacking the thread. I've just always liked
British lingo. Perhaps I'll move there someday and try to pick it up.


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cool video! what are you riding in the first one?


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