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max power
08-29-10, 12:28 AM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0A0VpGcA0C4

now that i've posted i'm going to look up wat a goober is


*NSFW - language*


coasting
08-29-10, 03:59 AM
i don't get it.

jdon
08-29-10, 04:12 AM
Which one was the pervert?


coasting
08-29-10, 05:28 AM
is the op the cyclist in the vid?

steppinthefunk
08-29-10, 05:47 AM
The videographer wasn't doing anything wrong.
The two women and the cyclist are the jerks in this vid.

coasting
08-29-10, 05:56 AM
She is doing a performance in public and being photographed by others. There is a crowd watching her perform. huh?

the cyclist asked him to leave at 1.40? he owns the street?

gsteinb
08-29-10, 06:07 AM
Kinda like mr. beanz vs. another skinny guy with shaved legs who thinks he's a tough guy. A whole bunch of bluster and nothing happens from either end.

steppinthefunk
08-29-10, 06:30 AM
the cyclist asked him to leave at 1.40? he owns the street?
It's ironic because telling a photogrpaher or videographer to leave a public space is like telling a cyclist to get off the road!

jdon
08-29-10, 06:50 AM
Funnier is no one says anything to the photographer sprawled out on the ground taking more provocative shots..

gsteinb
08-29-10, 06:55 AM
Uh...doesn't the cyclist's chivalry appear to be motivated by "hey hot girl notice me defending you." and not for nothing but there is a difference between a pro shoot and some random guy with a camera being a distraction.

SBRDude
08-29-10, 07:02 AM
I just love it when women dress in a revealing nature and then they themselves (not in this case) or others get offended when others look. Does the old bag and the idiot cyclist really think this young lady is concerned about people looking at her, even in a suggestive manner? Did it even occur to them that she is using her looks as a means to get attention for whatever act she is trying to perform? Did it even occur to them that THEY are the ones screwing up the whole thing? People are idiots.

scotch
08-29-10, 07:11 AM
Uh...doesn't the cyclist's chivalry appear to be motivated by "hey hot girl notice me defending you." and not for nothing but there is a difference between a pro shoot and some random guy with a camera being a distraction.

Stop making sense. Reason will get you nowhere here.

JonnyHK
08-29-10, 07:24 AM
The videographer wasn't doing anything wrong.
The two women and the cyclist are the jerks in this vid.


The videographer isn't doing anything illegal. "Wrong" and illegal are two different things.

He was being an obnoxious a-hole and a pervert, thus asking him to "move along" was fair enough. The fact that he was prepared to stand his ground and argue when asked to leave proves that he was up to no good (aka being a pervert).

rollin
08-29-10, 07:28 AM
foo

Yaniel
08-29-10, 07:31 AM
The videographer isn't doing anything illegal. "Wrong" and illegal are two different things.

He was being an obnoxious a-hole and a pervert, thus asking him to "move along" was fair enough. The fact that he was prepared to stand his ground and argue when asked to leave proves that he was up to no good (aka being a pervert).

he actually wasn't obnoxious at all until everyone started telling him something. He was not disturbing the performance in any way. If you want to go out to one of the busiest intersections in the world in tiny shorts and start doing splits, you must expect something like this.

the fact he refused to leave just shows that he has as much right to stand there as the next person. I doubt that group rented out that corner and has the right to ask anyone to leave or "move along"

FlashBazbo
08-29-10, 07:43 AM
But regardless . . . it was the video guy who posted the whole mess on youtube. The guy's got issues.

Namenda
08-29-10, 07:48 AM
Maybe mr. camera guy was touching himself. You never know.

logdrum
08-29-10, 07:59 AM
Why is she doing ballet warm ups in the streets? So we are called goobers now. Goober is from Frank Oz's Fraggle Rock.

coasting
08-29-10, 08:07 AM
The cycle guy puts himself face to face with camera guy and says get that camera out of my face. very funny. I'm getting in your face but get that camera out of my face! The "perv" accusation i think can go either way. I can see both sides of the argument. The confrontation with the totally unconnected random cyclist is the funny part.

WhyFi
08-29-10, 08:12 AM
Funnier is no one says anything to the photographer sprawled out on the ground taking more provocative shots..


Why is she doing ballet warm ups in the streets?
Photo shoot, for some reason or another - notice the photog with the radiopopper (for off-camera flash) and the assistant with the reflective dish.

logdrum
08-29-10, 08:15 AM
goober -- so what are we then?


stupid person, airhead, slow
1 + 1 doesnt equal to 11, it equals to 2 ya goober!

basically a goober is just a kindhearted, rather oblivious goofball. it's term of endearment really. it comes from the ancient scottish verb "to goub", which has to do with doing a dance and smiling sheepishly while doing so, exposing the goubs in one's teeth.
"That John is such a goober," said Jane as John vector-danced* his Junior Prom away.

*footnote: the vector dance involves angling one's arms to form angles and vectors and pumping them back and forth to music. basically, it's geeky as hell. but completely sexy.

A term of endearment used in place of a person's real name; a nickmame. The first word that comes to mind when your baby starts to crawl, walk, talk. Used only in the most loving of ways with no negative connation at all. A loving nickname for someone who is pure, innocent, warms your heart and makes you smile.
Have you seen Goober?

tagaproject6
08-29-10, 08:19 AM
The videographer isn't doing anything illegal. "Wrong" and illegal are two different things.

He was being an obnoxious a-hole and a pervert, thus asking him to "move along" was fair enough. The fact that he was prepared to stand his ground and argue when asked to leave proves that he was up to no good (aka being a pervert).

Incorrect. Standing your ground is in no way proof of any wrong doing.

banerjek
08-29-10, 08:24 AM
he actually wasn't obnoxious at all until everyone started telling him something. He was not disturbing the performance in any way. If you want to go out to one of the busiest intersections in the world in tiny shorts and start doing splits, you must expect something like this.
Idiots galore in this vid.

Anyone who intentionally does something provocative in public has no right to be annoyed if their plans succeed. Even someone like me would get plenty of attention if I went out in public wearing a skin tight nothing and started sticking my butt in the air while bent over a chair I grabbed by a sidewalk cafe while people pointed reflecting panels and cameras at me. But in all fairness, it appeared the shoot may have ended because of the confrontation rather than the attention the girl was getting.

Most if not all the people hassling the video man were themselves ogling. Why weren't they just going on with their business like most of the other people passing by or in the background? The guy shooting was intentionally been an ass, so any moron could figure that he wanted attention and simply ordering him around wouldn't lead to anything good. The cyclist shouldn't have touched the guy, his camera, or run over his foot. That's way over the top even if the videographer is a total dоuchebаg.

And a bunch of us actually watched this. I want the 2 minutes of my life back.

coasting
08-29-10, 08:28 AM
Idiots galore in this vid.

Anyone who intentionally does something provocative in public has no right to be annoyed if their plans succeed. Even someone like me would get plenty of attention if I went out in public wearing a skin tight nothing and started sticking my butt in the air while bent over a chair I grabbed by a sidewalk cafe while people pointed reflecting panels and cameras at me. But in all fairness, it appeared the shoot may have ended because of the confrontation rather than the attention the girl was getting.

Most if not all the people hassling the video man were themselves ogling. Why weren't they just going on with their business like most of the other people passing by or in the background? The guy shooting was intentionally been an ass, so any moron could figure that he wanted attention and simply ordering him around wouldn't lead to anything good. The cyclist shouldn't have touched the guy, his camera, or run over his foot. That's way over the top even if the videographer is a total dоuchebаg.

And a bunch of us actually watched this. I want the 2 minutes of my life back.


How long to write this essay?

SBRDude
08-29-10, 08:33 AM
he actually wasn't obnoxious at all until everyone started telling him something. He was not disturbing the performance in any way. If you want to go out to one of the busiest intersections in the world in tiny shorts and start doing splits, you must expect something like this.

the fact he refused to leave just shows that he has as much right to stand there as the next person. I doubt that group rented out that corner and has the right to ask anyone to leave or "move along"
Exactly. It was the old broad who made a stink in the first place. Seems like she's the one with the issues, and then we she took it upon herself to characterize the camera guy as the pervert, the herd mentality took over. I applaud him for standing up for himself.

tagaproject6
08-29-10, 08:34 AM
Idiots galore in this vid.

Anyone who intentionally does something provocative in public has no right to be annoyed if their plans succeed. Even someone like me would get plenty of attention if I went out in public wearing a skin tight nothing and started sticking my butt in the air while bent over a chair I grabbed by a sidewalk cafe while people pointed reflecting panels and cameras at me. But in all fairness, it appeared the shoot may have ended because of the confrontation rather than the attention the girl was getting.

Most if not all the people hassling the video man were themselves ogling. Why weren't they just going on with their business like most of the other people passing by or in the background? The guy shooting was intentionally been an ass, so any moron could figure that he wanted attention and simply ordering him around wouldn't lead to anything good. The cyclist shouldn't have touched the guy, his camera, or run over his foot. That's way over the top even if the videographer is a total dоuchebаg.

And a bunch of us actually watched this. I want the 2 minutes of my life back.

Don't cyclists do this, but we don't call it a chair...we call it a saddle?

SBRDude
08-29-10, 08:36 AM
Don't cyclists do this, but we don't call it a chair...we call it a saddle?
No. Ski racers also wear skin tight clothing, but I doubt you would try to also make that poor analogy.

Tulex
08-29-10, 08:37 AM
The guy with a camera is always wrong. They should be used only in private.

tagaproject6
08-29-10, 08:42 AM
No. Ski racers also wear skin tight clothing, but I doubt you would try to also make that poor analogy.

Thanks for that criticism...you need to lighten up. I was not being serious with the analogy.

Yaniel
08-29-10, 08:43 AM
Thanks for that criticism...you need to lighten up. I was not being serious with the analogy.

but this is the internet. internet = srs bidness!

banerjek
08-29-10, 08:44 AM
How long to write this essay?
Anyone with touch typing skills could do this in 2 min.


Don't cyclists do this, but we don't call it a chair...we call it a saddle?
Sure, and we're regarded as ridiculous looking exhibitionists.

I suspect that if we reduced the length of our shorts by 50%, chopped our sleeves, cut the fronts of our jersies to reveal our chests, and then went into contortions in a public walkway, we'd attract even more attention.

Yaniel
08-29-10, 08:45 AM
Sure, and we're regarded as ridiculous looking exhibitionists.

I suspect that if we reduced the length of our shorts by 50%, chopped our sleeves, cut the fronts of our jersies to reveal our chests, and then went into contortions in a public walkway, we'd attract even more attention.

aren't those triathletes?

tagaproject6
08-29-10, 08:46 AM
Anyone with touch typing skills could do this in 2 min.


Sure, and we're regarded as ridiculous looking exhibitionists.

I suspect that if we reduced the length of our shorts by 50%, chopped our sleeves, cut the fronts of our jersies to reveal our chests, and then went into contortions in a public walkway, we'd attract even more attention.

I think pcad may have already done that. :roflmao2:

tagaproject6
08-29-10, 08:47 AM
aren't those triathletes?
Dang..you beat me to it!

Nachoman
08-29-10, 08:56 AM
Idiots galore in this vid.
Correct.

Chef151
08-29-10, 08:57 AM
aren't those triathletes?

zing!

Hot Potato
08-29-10, 09:03 AM
Old lady, younger lady, and or cyclist might have known the "performer." As such, they might have been privy to who was being a professional and who was out of line, and acted accordingly.

Think of it this way, the photographer is supposed to get a photo of your sister/daughter/friend doing handstands on a chair on the corner. Some guy walks up and points a video camera at her crotch. What would youndo?

Yaniel
08-29-10, 09:05 AM
Old lady, younger lady, and or cyclist might have known the "performer." As such, they might have been privy to who was being a professional and who was out of line, and acted accordingly.

Think of it this way, the photographer is supposed to get a photo of your sister/daughter/friend doing handstands on a chair on the corner. Some guy walks up and points a video camera at her crotch. What would youndo?

what would I do? I wouldn't have allowed my 17 year old daughter to go to a busy intersection in tiny shorts to do splits. the situation would never have had a chance to occur.

Velo Gator
08-29-10, 09:35 AM
Everybody in that video is a moron. It reminded me of a real life BF fight.

Bluechip
08-29-10, 11:09 AM
I bet the girl and photograper were really undercover cops. You know that you can get into trouble now for videoing cops out on the street doing their jobs. I bet that is what it was. :)

banerjek
08-29-10, 11:21 AM
I think pcad may have already done that. :roflmao2:

There's something to that. Though he has his work cut out for him if he aspires to the beefcakes thing...

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y117/patentcad/PcadLroom.jpg

Yaniel
08-29-10, 11:22 AM
You know that you can get into trouble now for videoing cops out on the street doing their jobs. I bet that is what it was. :)

a local blogger/photographer has an entire blog about how this is not true http://carlosmiller.com/about/

SBRDude
08-29-10, 11:44 AM
Thanks for that criticism...you need to lighten up. I was not being serious with the analogy.

Uh, well, I wasn't being serious about my criticism. Take that.

Monte Zoncolan
08-29-10, 11:55 AM
How anyone can say the cyclist was not wrong is beyond me.

echappist
08-29-10, 11:59 AM
wow, still open?

IBTL

BLR_0719
08-29-10, 12:00 PM
"Hey man you just rolled over my fut":lol:

andrewluke
08-29-10, 12:02 PM
It's ironic because telling a photogrpaher or videographer to leave a public space is like telling a cyclist to get off the road!

Exactly... and being both a cyclist and a photographer, both are equally wrong to me. He has done nothing wrong except acting like a pervert.

Unless, of course they had a permit from the city to shoot and rules similar to LA. Here you can lock down a set and keep others from shooting it close-up (though it's still not illegal) but for four people, I doubt there was a permit.

Tulex
08-29-10, 12:12 PM
I don't get how what he did makes him a perv. Maybe all he was doing was making a video to show people back home what people do in the streets of NYC, or where ever it is.

BarracksSi
08-29-10, 12:22 PM
I don't get how what he did makes him a perv. Maybe all he was doing was making a video to show people back home what people do in the streets of NYC, or where ever it is.

He's not part of the photography session. He's not hired to shoot that video, meaning that he has no rights to the session and has no obligations to control it.

So, yeah, it was a perv hoping to get some jackoff material to use at home.

Tulex
08-29-10, 12:31 PM
He's not part of the photography session. He's not hired to shoot that video, meaning that he has no rights to the session and has no obligations to control it.

So, yeah, it was a perv hoping to get some jackoff material to use at home.
No rights to the session? It was in public.
How was he trying to control it?
You go on vacation, don't take your camera. Wouldn't want you doing weird things to Mt. Rushmore.