The Good The Bad And The Ugly was an awesome movie, and noticing I had a theme similar to that going in my vlogs, I decided to do an "Ugly Camera" video to go along with "Good Camera Bad Camera". Fun stuff. :)

July seems to be turning into Camera Month for me. I'm finally putting my new Fuji F50FD digital camera to use (and still getting used to it). :) Meanwhile, my Canon finally bit the dust, and I'm looking at getting a 3CCD Camcorder to replace it if repairing the Canon isn't fiscally feasible. Related Links: SomeCallMeJim's Tutorial On Buying A Camcorder: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXJP4P... sjsfdance - Fuji Finepix footage: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4xcL2... The entry-level 3CCD camcorder I spotted on Newegg. :-) http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product...

This is the long-awaited sequel to A Wahk In Da Pahk - A New England Fall Foliage Special, showcasing the same great scenery in late Spring. One day in late May, the weather was incredible. It looked like Elder Scrolls: Oblivion with a weather mod, so I took the camera out for a hike and this was the result. =)

This photo and music montage is a tribute to The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, my favorite game of all time. I played this game almost exclusively for more...a year my Senior Year in College and even a little after Graduation. I beat the game, beat its expansion packs, and modded the crap out of the game before finally giving it a rest and playing Neverwinter Nights in the Fall of 2004. This screenshot montage was put together in December 2007 after a hard drive crash killed off my saved games once and for all. =( This is Part 2 of 2, and a few months later I found more screenshots and made a Part 3. Enjoy. =)

I initially thought these screenshots were a casualty of the hard drive crash that killed my Morrowind save folder, but a few months later in May of 2008, I found them on a backup CD-ROM and made a part 3 to the Morrowind Mega-Montage. =)

In March Of 2008, the vacation I took that month served double-duty. I not only celebrated my birthday, but 20 years of video games. This mega-montage is my tribute to 20 years of video games, and all the companies, programmers, developers, players, etc., that came with them. =) See how much of this you can recognize before watching the answer key video that will follow this one. =)

Circa October 2006 (Friday The 13th to be exact =) ), this video I made about New England Fall Foliage kicks off the Retro Reel here on my channel in anticipation for the sequel that I'm about to finish up. If I had to do this over again, I'd simply SHUT UP and film the foliage. My narration is due to a film my Dad shot earlier as a birthday present for my uncle where he narrated over footage of various areas around here, and I took too much influence from him I guess. =D Enjoy the show, and if you never get to see New England fall colors, enjoy the foliage. =)

This photo and music montage is a tribute to The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, my favorite game of all time. I played this game almost exclusively for a year my Senior Year in College and even a little after Graduation. I beat the game, beat its expansion packs, and modded the crap out of the game before finally giving it a rest and playing Neverwinter Nights in the Fall of 2004. This screenshot montage was put together in December 2007 after a hard drive crash killed off my saved games once and for all. =( This is Part 1 of 2, and a few months later I found more screenshots and made a Part 3. Enjoy. =)

Circa November 2006, this video escaped the Retro Reel by not having to be put in modern day context despite its age. =) This is an artsy schmartsy photo montage put together in Picasa consisting of various pictures I've taken of the area around Cook's Cliff throughout 2006. I bought a digital camera in 2005, and took plenty of still pictures before beginning to use it primarily as a "camcorder" to record videos for YouTube in late 2006. Want to try making one of these with some of your pictures? =) http://picasa.google.com That's the program. =D

Circa early 2008, this video proves that the musical instruments in the background of my videos aren't just for decoration. =) Title says it all. This is just me fooling with the various instruments I have lying around. Not bad for someone with hardly any background in music. =)

Circa 2004, this is a fake commercial from my semester project in my Broadcast Media class back in college. The class was taught by one of the local news station's anchors and was the most fun class I ever had. We did a full length mock newscast and I went absolutely overboard with making it entertaining, including fake commercials like this for the commercial breaks. The mod used is Desert Combat from Battlefield 1942. This was probably the first machinima-type thing I've ever done. =D

After a long hiatus, I have returned to LiveVideo, and will make this my main channel for the various videos I make. =)

VenetianPrincess on YouTube was right about using old public domain music and "old film" effects to make a really old looking video. It's pretty fun and easy to do. This one is a spoof of most cheesy occupational safety videos I see at work. =)

Believe it or not, I first heard this joke from a pastor. It's actually not that bad of a joke, assuming you never tell it to your significant other. ;)

One sunny day, one of my college professors tried to be funny and told the class this joke. Who would have guessed that years later that joke would find new infamy on the Internet? :)

DIS JOKE CAME FROM DA INTARWEBZ!!! This hilariously bad joke was delivered to me one day by a program that downloaded jokes over the internet, and wow is it a real groaner. :)

I've known this terrible excuse for a joke since I was in 5th Grade. XD

First in a series of short videos making fun of the bad jokes I've been told over the years by people who think they're funny. =)