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 View Video | Beauty Product Must Have: Cocoa Butter Description: www.christopherdrummond.com A product that any beauty addict should have cocoa butter! It helps with all skin issues: stretch marks, dark spots, dry skin, lashes, under eye circles, moisturizeration, Scalp treatment, cuticles.....it does everything! Rating: 4.7615385/5 Length: 459 Seconds |
 View Video | Hot Butter - Popcorn HQ Description: Rating: 5.0/5 Length: 155 Seconds |
 View Video | Butter Notch Description: I had 2 free days over xmass so I made a silly cartoon about Butter Notch. Thanks to adam-beilgard.newgrounds.com for doing my audio. [edit] A lot of people were asking so heres the story behind this animation. Basically its just a weird idea that came up while rhodotube was live streaming with some folks. It's about an occasion when notch was talking about the butter shortage in Norway and got oddly worked up about it. That's the story and in no way is this suppose to be hurtful it's just meant to be silly. What I used: macbook mouse flashCS5.5 Rating: 4.3482428/5 Length: 60 Seconds |
 View Video | Deb Webber on Breakfast Description: SENSING MURDER physic Deb Webber is interviewed on Breakfast. (C) TVNZ Rating: 4.09375/5 Length: 324 Seconds |
 View Video | Road Trip from atlanta to seattle (day 5) Description: p A short explanation...I rigged my digital camera (a canon a80) to take a picture every 3 seconds as I drove from atlanta to washington DC to seattle, and used each picture as a frame in a video. (1/15th of a second) /pp This a href="quickwired.com video /a was my inspiration, so it wasn't original. =) Although I think that the way I did it turned out better, since the camera quality was much higher, and the camera was set higher above the ground. The videos aren't complete. For one thing, the program I had taking the pictures would stop after 3 hours. I never found out why. So there are occasionally a few missing minutes in the video until I realized that I didn't hear the clicking of the camera. =) There are also parts of the trip that I didn't record for one reason or another. But most of it's there. Sadly, crossing the mississippi is not in there. /pp You can see full sized pictures from the trip a href="photos.bengarrison.net here /a , including pictures of the a href="photos.bengarrison.net camera /a rigged up, with a jar of apple butter and a roll of duct tape stabilizing it. /p Ben Garrison Creator: Ben Garrison Rating: /5 Length: 719 Seconds |
 View Video | Road Trip from atlanta to seattle (day 4) Description: p A short explanation...I rigged my digital camera (a canon a80) to take a picture every 3 seconds as I drove from atlanta to washington DC to seattle, and used each picture as a frame in a video. (1/15th of a second) /pp This a href="quickwired.com video /a was my inspiration, so it wasn't original. =) Although I think that the way I did it turned out better, since the camera quality was much higher, and the camera was set higher above the ground. The videos aren't complete. For one thing, the program I had taking the pictures would stop after 3 hours. I never found out why. So there are occasionally a few missing minutes in the video until I realized that I didn't hear the clicking of the camera. =) There are also parts of the trip that I didn't record for one reason or another. But most of it's there. Sadly, crossing the mississippi is not in there. /pp You can see full sized pictures from the trip a href="photos.bengarrison.net here /a , including pictures of the a href="photos.bengarrison.net camera /a rigged up, with a jar of apple butter and a roll of duct tape stabilizing it. /p Ben Garrison Creator: Ben Garrison Rating: /5 Length: 807 Seconds |
 View Video | Road Trip from atlanta to seattle (day 3) Description: p A short explanation...I rigged my digital camera (a canon a80) to take a picture every 3 seconds as I drove from atlanta to washington DC to seattle, and used each picture as a frame in a video. (1/15th of a second) /pp This a href="quickwired.com video /a was my inspiration, so it wasn't original. =) Although I think that the way I did it turned out better, since the camera quality was much higher, and the camera was set higher above the ground. The videos aren't complete. For one thing, the program I had taking the pictures would stop after 3 hours. I never found out why. So there are occasionally a few missing minutes in the video until I realized that I didn't hear the clicking of the camera. =) There are also parts of the trip that I didn't record for one reason or another. But most of it's there. Sadly, crossing the mississippi is not in there. /pp You can see full sized pictures from the trip a href="photos.bengarrison.net here /a , including pictures of the a href="photos.bengarrison.net camera /a rigged up, with a jar of apple butter and a roll of duct tape stabilizing it. /p Ben Garrison Creator: Ben Garrison Rating: /5 Length: 751 Seconds |
 View Video | Road Trip from atlanta to seattle (day 6) Description: p A short explanation...I rigged my digital camera (a canon a80) to take a picture every 3 seconds as I drove from atlanta to washington DC to seattle, and used each picture as a frame in a video. (1/15th of a second) /pp This a href="quickwired.com video /a was my inspiration, so it wasn't original. =) Although I think that the way I did it turned out better, since the camera quality was much higher, and the camera was set higher above the ground. The videos aren't complete. For one thing, the program I had taking the pictures would stop after 3 hours. I never found out why. So there are occasionally a few missing minutes in the video until I realized that I didn't hear the clicking of the camera. =) There are also parts of the trip that I didn't record for one reason or another. But most of it's there. Sadly, crossing the mississippi is not in there. /pp You can see full sized pictures from the trip a href="photos.bengarrison.net here /a , including pictures of the a href="photos.bengarrison.net camera /a rigged up, with a jar of apple butter and a roll of duct tape stabilizing it. /p Ben Garrison Creator: Ben Garrison Rating: /5 Length: 517 Seconds |
 View Video | Road Trip from atlanta to seattle (day 2, part 1) Description: p A short explanation...I rigged my digital camera (a canon a80) to take a picture every 3 seconds as I drove from atlanta to washington DC to seattle, and used each picture as a frame in a video. (1/15th of a second) /pp This a href="quickwired.com video /a was my inspiration, so it wasn't original. =) Although I think that the way I did it turned out better, since the camera quality was much higher, and the camera was set higher above the ground. The videos aren't complete. For one thing, the program I had taking the pictures would stop after 3 hours. I never found out why. So there are occasionally a few missing minutes in the video until I realized that I didn't hear the clicking of the camera. =) There are also parts of the trip that I didn't record for one reason or another. But most of it's there. Sadly, crossing the mississippi is not in there. /pp You can see full sized pictures from the trip a href="photos.bengarrison.net here /a , including pictures of the a href="photos.bengarrison.net camera /a rigged up, with a jar of apple butter and a roll of duct tape stabilizing it. /p Ben Garrison Creator: Ben Garrison Rating: /5 Length: 88 Seconds |
 View Video | Road Trip from atlanta to seattle (day 2, part 2) Description: p A short explanation...I rigged my digital camera (a canon a80) to take a picture every 3 seconds as I drove from atlanta to washington DC to seattle, and used each picture as a frame in a video. (1/15th of a second) /pp This a href="quickwired.com video /a was my inspiration, so it wasn't original. =) Although I think that the way I did it turned out better, since the camera quality was much higher, and the camera was set higher above the ground. The videos aren't complete. For one thing, the program I had taking the pictures would stop after 3 hours. I never found out why. So there are occasionally a few missing minutes in the video until I realized that I didn't hear the clicking of the camera. =) There are also parts of the trip that I didn't record for one reason or another. But most of it's there. Sadly, crossing the mississippi is not in there. /pp You can see full sized pictures from the trip a href="photos.bengarrison.net here /a , including pictures of the a href="photos.bengarrison.net camera /a rigged up, with a jar of apple butter and a roll of duct tape stabilizing it. /p Ben Garrison Creator: Ben Garrison Rating: /5 Length: 40 Seconds |