Lol 13 years later

I was about to go manic trying to find someone bouncing a Pilates ball. For some reason, there was just none, this is a god send, thanks for the references.

@James Brent, interesting TL and I like the musical selections. It's been some years ago but I remember the first time I flew, I had been on 4 total flights because ATL was the first & only hop on my way to AL and on a separate trip to TX. ATL was very crowded as my beloved Mother (♥and miss you Mom! ~_~) had told me when she used to fly to different locations for work. I learned quickly that you need to hold onto something whilst on those trams or you may end up tumbling!😄So the first flight there was something wrong with starting the engines so they had to come out and do it manually they said. That was a little unnerving being my first flight thinking "Ok, what if something happens in the air, they can't just run out and restart engines manually...", lol. Overall it was an uneventful flight other than talking to fellow passengers which I enjoyed. The first, "Ryan" we ended up talking about the Military, the Bible and the Works of Josephus he mentioned. On the second I ended up meeting "Terry" who was on his way to an interview for a different position with Boeing! Interestingly enough we ended up talking more about him and his family/relationships, the problems he had with his wife and children, how he wanted to be a better husband and father as I expressed my own opinions of such relationships. Funny enough when we landed he singled me out on the plane, thanking me for our conversation and how glad he was to have met me.... I expressed the same in return! Anyway, it was interesting during these flights, just as in your video watching the wings flex/vibrate. I wasn't prepared the first time for the landing gear and landing itself. It seemed like something HIT the plane when the landing gear deployed, then touch-down was the sensation of a vehicle rolling over a concrete stop block, lol. My 2 favorite parts of flight would have to be the acceleration on the ground and the slight feeling of weightlessness when the plane dips. It's of course nice to see everything down below, the night flights were especially nice with all of the lighting. I don't recall the planes themselves but the first was a small almost a mid-sized "private-jet" plane with 2 rows of seats down each side, pretty cramped really. The second plane had I believe 6 rows of seats, more spacious. On the way back there was a 4-hour layover at ATL so it was a lot of sitting and being on the phone and napping only to then see the monitors and suddenly the gates had changed! It was only about 10 mins before boarding so myself and another person from my area had to scramble to get down the escalator, on the tram, ride it around, up the escalator and down to the other end of the airport just in time to board. The flight home was so noisy, again on another small plane near the jet engines this time, that noise was unbelievable. On the separate trip to/from Houston, one of the planes had released exhaust fumes into the cabin, I hadn't realized beforehand that by design the engines are used to provide cabin air pressurization but obviously they' aren't supposed to dump raw exhaust into the cabin.... One of the other flights had a problem just after we all boarded. We were being told that they hoped to have it corrected soon so we were sitting in the sweltering heat/humidity of Houston and they finally activated the auxiliary AC and then "smoke" was pouring out and condensation began dripping on passengers. The Flight Attendants were coming around with napkins trying to wipe things down and people were getting so restless, especially as the Pilot announced "We may have to de-board the plane..."😮But then after another 15 mins, finally they corrected the problem! So soon we were in the air but then we were delayed, they had to select an alternate route because of a storm system. Overall, everything was good.😄Thanks for drumming up the memories with the video.

Thx !

Gold mine for animators, great work

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This helps as a beginner animator, thank you.😊

Yes

You made these?

Not a great sprinter but a great man. Thank you.

THANKS

thanks but should do it abit longer. Hard to notice the cycles.

this is literally the best one on youtube. thank you

Appreciate it, thank you

Dude ur the best!!!!

*Modest appreciation of an animator*

just what i needed to start my project but gotta say that sprint was kinda weak jkjk thank you for the reference :)

thanks. just what i needed...althou u run funny😂

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First!

Yes I agree, thank you very much :3

Nice flick at the end! Thanks for the references man, much appreciated.

cool

The whole family to enjoy cycling happy .. thanks to share

I've noticed videos get more views with shorter names because they come up more with searches so...

If only I could consistently be this good.

Probably bent my chassis all to shit in this race. Lots of jumps and not a lot of good places to land.

SWEEEEET! Love getting slideways!

@th3G4mer I didn't mark it down anywhere, but based on when the light turned green to when I passed the line, I would guess around 3:10 or so. Definitely not the fastest, too many mistakes were made.

time?

@halodude7171 It took too long to get the fourth guy, that's why there's no Overkill/Extermination.

@masterchiefyp It's a legitimate strategy, and the only strategy that might lead to victory in Infection.

@halodude7171 Not gonna lie, felt like a bad ass after taking out the whole team. No Extermination medal though. : (

@TechnoNinja9 I was all like "HOLY SHIIIIIT!!" Had no idea they were there since I was looking at some other Grunts across the way.

@rdasilva64 I haven't been able to figure how to get the blue tooth working with my iTouch and intercom headset, but it's up there on the to do list.

If you wear headphones, you may be able to hear a low "thud" type sound as the tree hits the ground.

@steveincairo Thanks. I'll look him up. You can play his music while you ride. I listen to music all the time on solo rides. I have a Sena Motorcycle Bluetooth Headset. It plays music from my iPhone wirelessly. It's the best.

@rdasilva64 The guy who did the music, Ronald Jenkees, has a KZbin channel that is his name. He also has two CDs that you could probably find on iTunes. I wish I could play his music as I ride, the ultimate in relaxation.

Nice bike! The best rides are those with few or no cagers around. Good choice of music - makes it a relaxing video to watch.

@serguti Thanks. It was nice to get on the bike for a bit.

Nice Ride!!

Thank you kindly.

Looks like a cool customer behind the wheel

I agree, it is a lot more fun to drift going faster. The grandma drifts were a bit weak, but still, good stuff.