Jesse's garter snakes

[EasternGirl]

I always love watching your videos Jesse. I really loved the part when Rooster was slithering along the branch. They were all fantastic. Your snakes are gorgeous.

[RedSidedSPR]

Thanks I just took 'em out one day, got a bunch of videos and slapped them together with music that fitted their personalities. I'm getting a new video software really soon then I'll get more serious. Hard to do much with movie maker. :/

[EasternGirl]

Well..it's way more high tech than I could ever do as is...very impressive to me at least.

[RedSidedSPR]

Thought this was cool.



And DAMNIT someone tell me how to fix that size issue where it's like a box inside the video. Freakin movie maker.

[EasternGirl]

It looks like a little contact lens...

[RedSidedSPR]

ikr jk lol lmao (for chris)

I.E., yes I know. Thought that too.

[guidofatherof5]

Looks like a setting within Movie Maker. I bet if you Google the problems you will find your answer.

[chris-uk]

ikr jk lol lmao (for chris)

I'm good with the last three abbreviations, we were using them in chat rooms before you were born Trouble is with the new evolutions of text/IM abbreviations, the driver behind those is so kids can have conversions without their parents understanding.

I do find it interesting from a language perspective that these abbreviations are still evolving when most of the time kids are tapping them into an iPhone which has predictive text, using unlimited text messages so they aren't limited to 160 characters, or using them online. It all negates the necessity that drove the creation of the language... I digress though.

[RedSidedSPR]

I'll google it.

I'm good with the last three abbreviations, we were using them in chat rooms before you were born Trouble is with the new evolutions of text/IM abbreviations, the driver behind those is so kids can have conversions without their parents understanding.

I do find it interesting from a language perspective that these abbreviations are still evolving when most of the time kids are tapping them into an iPhone which has predictive text, using unlimited text messages so they aren't limited to 160 characters, or using them online. It all negates the necessity that drove the creation of the language... I digress though.

Sometimes it's hard to type out "I know right" or "what the f" when you can just type ikr & wtf.

I'm not like that I spell out "you" and "why" etc, but when I'm in a IM chat room I'm not spelling out sentences that can be trimmed downtown 3 letters and look exactly the same to everyone there. Sometimes I just do it out of habit here.

Wtf, stfu & gtfo.. Ikr.. Those are not worth writing out when everyone knows what it means.

[mikem]

wu? omg inbd. idk my bff jill. tisnf! (from an old cingular commercial)