I ain't so sure Rich is outlandish enough to keep the young punks entertained enough for him to make any money off YouTube.You can Lannie could make videos of your day's expeditions, prolly make a fortune.
You cussing about the heat, cold, being sore.....hell, you may even get donations.....
Most of them have links to paypal or some other payment gateway, people send the fuckers money...!
I just never was one to ask for charity and I am not into robbing stupid people either.You can Lannie could make videos of your day's expeditions, prolly make a fortune.
You cussing about the heat, cold, being sore.....hell, you may even get donations.....
Most of them have links to paypal or some other payment gateway, people send the fuckers money...!
All walks of life watch those videos, the crazier they are the more money ya make.....
That would be part of the problem. Ya gotta be a fuckin' lunatic to make decent money thataways.All walks of life watch those videos, the crazier they are the more money ya make.....
I think, over the years, I might have watched all of a dozen (different subjects) YouTube videos total, and decided they were all stupid, so I don;t even go there anymore. And, like Sarah says, I can't even pretend to be enough of a dumb-fuck to get away with that weirdness.All walks of life watch those videos, the crazier they are the more money ya make.....
You been watching the wrong videos.
I really dont know, I assume a subject a lot of folks would be interested in watching.
So, if Lannie made videos on mixology, they might have a small chance of making money. I wonder is she has any crazy hats or glasses she could wear, just to make it interesting enough for idiots to watch.
And therein lies my problem. The subjects in which I am sufficiently expert to make a good presentation would be electronics, math, physics, astronomy, meteorology, etc., and let' s be realistic, no one out there today even wants to know about those things. If I made a video of Life on the Farm, I would have to wear a Mighty Mouse costume (truth, justice, the American way... HERE HE COMES TO SAVE THE DAY!!!) and find a humorous way to mend fences. No one wants to hear me bitchin'...
You might be surprised.
If you make a good video, about a good subject, you don't have to pay jackshit.
I really would be. I know you are amused by my bitching, but I cannot imagine making money doing that. I was a comedian in high school (in the hallways, with the girls, a geek in the classrooms) but that's the way most fat boys were. But I grew up and I just don't have it in me to take people's money for selling them idiocy. Right - I would never make it in Hollywood. And, as far as I can see, the majority of people in this country want something I don't want to give them: mindless entertainment.
Kinda like vape reviewers?All walks of life watch those videos, the crazier they are the more money ya make.....
Like how to turn lead into gold?
I also view some of the how to videos.
Totally agree!
I am, sort of.
Catch some Zs. I'm sure you earned them.
See ya tomorrow, Rich.
It seems to me that saving recipes posted on the forum should be super simple. Open a Word document and leave it open in the background while reading the recipes thread. When you find one you want to keep, swipe across it and CTRL-C (copy), then click the Word doc, place your cursor where you want it to appear and CTRL-V (paste). Done. To post those recipes you already have saved, do the above (copy from Word and paste in the thread), then hit Post Reply. Piece of cake.
I'd be hoping moderators would look over those recipes, to eliminate information that could be dangerous. We all know not everybody is going to post healthy ideas. That's human nature.
In a juice recipe, PG, VG, nicotine, and flavor should be the only ingredients. However, some asshat may be likely to include chlorine or ammonia in a recipe. Not everybody is bright enough to know those don't belong. Don't forget the idiots eating Tide pods.
Also, you can add water (preferably distilled) and sweeteners.
By the way, I mixed my first batch Monday night. Still ain't Vaped it. I'll be trying a sample later today.While you are right that there are indeed some royal assholes who might put that shit in a recipe just to screw with other people, I tend to believe that vapers who DIY their juices would never be stupid enough to include such ingredients.You have just barely started DIY and you already know what should and shouldn't be in there. I suspect the stupid types are buying their "TidePods" (pick a poison of your choice) from the store, not making their own. The ingredient that might slip by is MaryJane juice...
Also, you can add water (preferably distilled) and sweeteners.
Keep us posted.
Here! Hold my beer and watch THIS!!!
Let the buyer beware. I am one of those weird guys who believes that no one on this planet is responsible for me except me. While I would like it very much if manufacturers of all products could be held legally responsible for putting poisons in their products, it is up to me, the consumer. to read the ingredients list AND UNDERSTAND THE NOMENCLATURE (e.g., HFCS - high fructose corn syrup - has a sufficiently bad name now that FDA was petitioned to allow a name change, so if you see "fructose," "fructose sweetener," or "corn sweetener," assume that it is HFCS. "Fructose," as a stand-alone word, normally means it is a natural sweetener in fruit, but FDA is allowing it to be used to describe corn sweeteners.) I do note now, that due to the large amount of people with peanut allergies, many products now have (very small) consumer warnings that "this product was made on an assembly line that might have had peanuts on it" (or some such warning).
You are not alone but we are few.
