Random Shenanigans Volume 1

[Chazulson]

Not sure how these forums feel about moto vlogging, if this isn't the right place to post this I apologize in advance:

My channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/Chazulson

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[tsorfas]

Dude do you need to swear that much?

[Chazulson]

Sorry, I feel like living in Mass makes me use swear words as adjectives. I should've warned everybody, it's just how I talk unfortunately.

[Chippertheripper]

Put on your flak jacket. (For the rest of the forum)


I watched about 10sec and moved on.
It's not that it was bad or anything (I didn't watch enough to know), I just ain't interested.

[Chazulson]

Lol thanks for the heads up, I can appreciate the honesty at least, moto vlogging isn't for everyone.

[Karate.Snoopy]

It was okay, more cuss words ,dick jokes,quirkiness and some feigned tourettes please. It might help to have the episode enveloped in an overall theme like 'eff the clouds'.

[Chazulson]

Dick jokes, the theme of my next vlog.

[NPDCPA]

The worst thing to happen to the internet.

[Chazulson]

So you're saying you enjoyed it?!

[yucatan]

The 636 near crash vid is entertaining. Your bike have ABS?

[Chazulson]

No, but the way the front brake sounded in the video made me second guess if I actually DID have ABS, apparently I have some kind of monitoring system in there but it isn't really ABS.

[aldend123]

The reason everyone was slowing down inexplicably is because you were in a school zone. And in RI, they keep the lights active all school day long, not just during the beginning and end of the day. In the video, the school is seen on your left. The local PD patrols it frequently enough that everyone familiar is careful to roughly obey the rule. And watch out for people entering and exiting that school, it's a really difficult spot.

I noticed you thought revving at the sign-guy would be received positively? I guess if you're bored on the side of the road anything interesting is good. But I always thought most people would perceive that negatively. The equivalent of shouting at him while driving by.

[R7]

Another 37 seconds of my life gone forever...fuck me!

[Chazulson]

The reason everyone was slowing down inexplicably is because you were in a school zone. And in RI, they keep the lights active all school day long, not just during the beginning and end of the day. In the video, the school is seen on your left. The local PD patrols it frequently enough that everyone familiar is careful to roughly obey the rule. And watch out for people entering and exiting that school, it's a really difficult spot.

I noticed you thought revving at the sign-guy would be received positively? I guess if you're bored on the side of the road anything interesting is good. But I always thought most people would perceive that negatively. The equivalent of shouting at him while driving by.

Good to know, that was my first time in that area so I wasn't familiar with it. People with those box/sign jobs tend get honked at all the time, usually in good spirits, I consider the revving to be something similar in that situation. I may have been shouting at him, but I was shouting something awesome.

[Falko]

WTF was the point of that??

[NPDCPA]

WTF was the point of that??

Someone's mama must have told them they were sooooo funny often enough for it to manifest itself in an annoying to the rest of the world "moto vlog".

[Bikes4lyfeyo]

I think you guys are being a bit hard on him. If you went to his channel page then you could see that he only has a few videos. He clearly just started his channel and hes just excited at the fact he got his first bike. The title of the video is "Random Shenanigans" so i don't know why some of you are hating on him for it. The video was every thing he meant it to be, judging by the title. So, you got exactly what the title said you would: some random shenanigans.

YouTube takes time, man. You don't seem to have a theme for your channel yet, but don't let that stop you on pumping out videos until you do. Just remember you cannot please everyone.

[Stoneman]

The FUCK was that??? Schmoeing around on the street, revving whenever possible is far from shehanigans, son. Nor is it cool, bad-ass, a pussy attraction or any combination thereof. It may get you a thumbs-up from a lemonade stand, but you'll be hardpressed to find anyone here that's gonna find any inspiration or entertainment from THAT!

[Stoneman]

Oh fuck, WAIT! You're not wunna Hernandez' posse, ARE YOU???

[Stoneman]

[KB]

Your shenanigans are weak.

KB

[MHenry600]

hes just excited at the fact he got his first bike.

If that's the case, good luck to him. I don't think he's going to last for long without injury.

Just sayin...


Also, welcome to the forum.

[Gecko]

You should have followed the GPS's directions at the 0:25 in the video and turned right ... and kept going, right into the bay. It would have saved us all a lot of time. Just saying....

Let me ask you, before you posted your work of art on this site, did you consider who your audience would be on this site? Did you even take the time to read through the plethora (Jefe, did you just say I had a plethora?) of posts on this site to get a sense of NESR?

Allow me share some words of advice that might help you going forward in life:

"The starting point for all communication is becoming aware of the intended audience and approaching them on an appropriate level. So many times, people get themselves into difficult situations because they did not consider the audience’s reaction to the message."

"In addition to considering what the message says ... you need to consider how the ideas are expressed."

"The point is that by showing the audience that you thought about these factors before approaching them, you’re demonstrating that you care about them. What could be a better compliment?"

"To avoid having messages misperceived, misconstrued or misunderstood, choose language that will be understood by most (preferably all) of your recipients. Think of the individuals who comprise your audience before you communicate with them. Ask yourself:

Who is the audience?
Why am I writing/presenting? What do I want my audience to know or do?
What do they already know? What is their level of understanding?
What is their likely attitude about the topic?
How can I honor my audience’s needs and perspectives?
What does my audience want to achieve?
What medium will support the message the best — e-mail, letter, memo, report, proposal, etc.?
What format or layout will appeal to the audience and support the message?"

"It’s a true sign of respect for your audience. Show that you are concerned for their time and attention."

Or, you can continue down the path you are currently on ... not give a shit about your audience ... and wonder why your message is not well received.

"Either way, I don't give a damn...!" - ‎Col. Nathan R. Jessup

[Chazulson]

I can at least appreciate the time and effort you guys are putting in to wishing me dead. Tough crowd.

[Stoneman]

I can at least appreciate the time and effort you guys are putting in to wishing me dead. Tough crowd.

Well played! Your sense of humor will carry you through times like these here on NESR. No one wishes you dead. Well, except for Inigo Montoya maybe...