Jack The Scrapper a Ski Machine

A more and more frequently occurring event when I am told by the owner of something that is will be at the curb instead of them waiting till I get there to remove it for them. it then takes the professionalism down to Scrappy Mc Junkie level.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A892H...1&feature=plcp

let me know if this happens to you.

oh yeah and I pick up a TV. again

you cracked me up on this one !
keep up the good work.

You know, What ev... LOL JACK Quick Question - What is with the Running dude at 7:38 - Looks like he is running with a large branch... Is that normal up there to see... LMAO

The street views in the video looked familiar. Essling Ave. is not too far from Stone Church and Upper Sherman, where I have family.

lol keep em coming

I really enjoy these videos.
You've got natural comedic timing and a great sense for editing. There's a zig and zag quality that keeps the viewer just slightly off balance and always amused.

I know it's more than a little stretch, but I'll plug one of my favorites, a man who also had amazing timing -- Lenny Bruce. Here's a sanitized version for the late 50's early 60's national TV audience.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TrQxeNEPLo
I love how you can never quite see where Lenny is going with this bit until the end. It's the same thing with Jack's videos. I think the secret is organized spontaneity -- the off-hand comment, sideways glance, facial tic etc. that comes out of left field and still completes the puzzle. Even a mundane drive down the highway can be entertaining. The devil in the details, and the magic, is making that click on screen. I think you've got it, Jack.

Thanks!

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Originally Posted by Otto

The street views in the video looked familiar. Essling Ave. is not too far from Stone Church and Upper Sherman, where I have family.

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nice want to be on the Jack the scrapper world tour?

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Originally Posted by ElectricMetal

I really enjoy these videos.
You've got natural comedic timing and a great sense for editing. There's a zig and zag quality that keeps the viewer just slightly off balance and always amused.

I know it's more than a little stretch, but I'll plug one of my favorites, a man who also had amazing timing -- Lenny Bruce. Here's a sanitized version for the late 50's early 60's national TV audience.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TrQxeNEPLo
I love how you can never quite see where Lenny is going with this bit until the end. It's the same thing with Jack's videos. I think the secret is organized spontaneity -- the off-hand comment, sideways glance, facial tic etc. that comes out of left field and still completes the puzzle. Even a mundane drive down the highway can be entertaining. The devil in the details, and the magic, is making that click on screen. I think you've got it, Jack.

Thanks!

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watching that guy was weird its like he has the same facial expressions as I do I know because i stare at my face while editing so much. hey maybe i should do some stand up comedy.....naaaa

thanks for pointing that guy out to me he is funny

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Originally Posted by jackshmuc

nice want to be on the Jack the scrapper world tour?

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What where those boards from that you where holding at the 23 second mark? Looks like they had some nice gold on them?

:D:D:D