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Ebay Parody Song - Weird Al Yankovic
Go to our website for more: www.lametrain.com The eBay Song. Originated from Backstreet Bo...
published: 10 Mar 2007
Author: lametrain
Ebay Parody Song - Weird Al Yankovic
Go to our website for more: www.lametrain.com The eBay Song. Originated from Backstreet Boys' I Want It That Way. A cool parody song about eBay and it's usage in our lives. Thanks!
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Ebay
What I Bought On Ebay...
published: 31 Dec 2005
Author: alexus2587
Ebay
What I Bought On Ebay
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The Ebay Song, Hilarious!
Download the video at www.awempty.com Please Subscribe! Awempty@gmail.com The next best hi...
published: 27 Aug 2006
Author: Awempty
The Ebay Song, Hilarious!
Download the video at www.awempty.com Please Subscribe! Awempty@gmail.com The next best hit, this is my ebay music video. I spent a lot of time on this one and it should show in my work. It's a pretty funny video. There are bloopers at the end. The hats are our thing, we are the G-UNIT, LMAO. btw it's lip singing and the song is by Weird Al Yankovic, thank you..
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eBay: The Movie (The Social Network Parody)
The Auction Site (The eBay Movie) - in theaters soon! Subscribe! www.youtube.com Watch the...
published: 12 Aug 2010
Author: DrCoolSex
eBay: The Movie (The Social Network Parody)
The Auction Site (The eBay Movie) - in theaters soon! Subscribe! www.youtube.com Watch the bloopers HERE: www.youtube.com See the Social Network trailer here: www.youtube.com Thanks to The Gregory Brothers AKA "Autotune The News" for the music: www.youtube.com Facebook! www.facebook.com Twitter! twitter.com Behind the Scenes! www.youtube.com E-mail: drcoolsex@gmail.com Call or Text drcoolsex: (317) 426-6579 Individual Stuff: Alex: www.youtube.com twitter.com Dustin: www.youtube.com twitter.com Greg: www.youtube.com twitter.com
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eBay Shows You How: Shipping Success
Save time, money, and effort by letting eBay show you how to ship without ever having to l...
published: 21 Aug 2012
Author: ebay
eBay Shows You How: Shipping Success
Save time, money, and effort by letting eBay show you how to ship without ever having to leave home or go to the post office. Make shipping one of the easiest parts of being an eBay seller by watching this video.
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How to Sell Your First Item on eBay
This video will introduce the basics of eBay selling, focussing on selling your first item...
published: 02 Sep 2010
Author: RosieSmith00
How to Sell Your First Item on eBay
This video will introduce the basics of eBay selling, focussing on selling your first item. Starting anything new can be daunting and scary but once you've learn't the ropes selling on eBay is very straight forward.
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eBay Shows You How: Creating Appealing Descriptions
Create accurate and appealing descriptions that sell. Whether your item is new or used, eB...
published: 21 Aug 2012
Author: ebay
eBay Shows You How: Creating Appealing Descriptions
Create accurate and appealing descriptions that sell. Whether your item is new or used, eBay shows you how to attract interested buyers and earn great feedback with industry-proven best practices.
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Ebay Paypal Scam, Seller Beware!
www.overlander.tv I recently tried selling my old laptop on ebay and was victim of a commo...
published: 20 Aug 2011
Author: overlander
Ebay Paypal Scam, Seller Beware!
www.overlander.tv I recently tried selling my old laptop on ebay and was victim of a common scam buyers use to take advantage of paypal policy. Ebay/Paypal are the same company. In this video I want to discuss two common ebay/paypal scams: *Buyer requests that you post item to an address different from the one listed on the invoice. Paypal only recognise the address listed on the invoice, so if the buyer cancels payment after you have posted it, you have no protection. *Buyer claims they have not received the item. For big ticket items is is essential to have tracking id. This protects the seller from unscrupulous buyers who receive the item, but claim it never arrived. Personally, after my experience, I will never use either ebay or paypal for items over $100. I received no support from either company and ebay have even charged me fees for listing and sale of laptop, despite buyer canceling payment!
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eBAY scammer gets sued
Visit my other YouTube Channel and subscribe!!: www.youtube.com eBAY scammer gets sued on ...
published: 10 Feb 2007
Author: ButchDriveshaft
eBAY scammer gets sued
Visit my other YouTube Channel and subscribe!!: www.youtube.com eBAY scammer gets sued on Judge Judy for selling "pictures" of cellphones instead of the real thing.
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10 Weirdest Things Ever Sold On Ebay
An old pair of Michael Jackson's boxer shorts is just one of the 10 Weirdest Things Ev...
published: 25 Nov 2011
Author: alltime10s
10 Weirdest Things Ever Sold On Ebay
An old pair of Michael Jackson's boxer shorts is just one of the 10 Weirdest Things Ever Sold On Ebay. Where else to find All Time 10s... Facebook: ow.ly Twitter: ow.ly Check out a selection of video's highlighting some Alltime10's favourite and interesting people.. @ www.youtube.com
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EBay Music Video
The Best verison of EBAY music video sung by weird al Yanknovic We Have ever done...
published: 13 Apr 2006
Author: dps001
EBay Music Video
The Best verison of EBAY music video sung by weird al Yanknovic We Have ever done
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Ben Lang's Successful eBay Business At Age 15 - Channel 12 Interview
www.BenLang.me- Benjamin Lang's interview on Channel 12 on how to start a successful e...
published: 31 Oct 2008
Author: benmaxime
Ben Lang's Successful eBay Business At Age 15 - Channel 12 Interview
www.BenLang.me- Benjamin Lang's interview on Channel 12 on how to start a successful eBay business at age 14. Site www.BenLang.me Latest project www.mappedinisrael.com Blog www.EpicLaunch.com Facebook www.Facebook.com Twitter: Twitter.com Email: b@langonline.com
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ebay stop motion viral
A viral advert made for ebay by Max Keily Cick the HD button to make the picture clearer a...
published: 30 Apr 2009
Author: maxkeily
ebay stop motion viral
A viral advert made for ebay by Max Keily Cick the HD button to make the picture clearer and larger www.maxkeily.com
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Hitler gets scammed on eBay
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published: 06 Mar 2008
Author: rmorris2007
Hitler gets scammed on eBay
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The Bridge
The Vision:
Back in October of 2009, I set out to make a film that would push my talents ...
published: 10 Sep 2010
Author: Marlon Torres
The Bridge
The Vision:
Back in October of 2009, I set out to make a film that would push my talents as both a storyteller and a filmmaker. I wanted to create a film that would challenge myself and my audience, meshing both classical and experimental storytelling techniques from music, books, & films that have inspired me in one way or another. I wanted to make a film that didn’t do any spoon-feeding, where my audience would leave with questions as well as answers. It was a long a difficult road to get to this point and there were days where I felt that I was in way over my head but eight months later, I can proudly say I’ve finally completed my film “The Bridge” and it was an experience I would never forget.
The Inspiration:
The story of The Bridge was a story a cousin had told me when I was eight years old. It was a ghost story about two siblings on a bridge. I remember it haunting me for weeks and causing many sleepless nights under my sheets. Obviously, it had a lasting influence in my life. It had always been one of those stories that I wanted to adapt into a short film so when the opportunity finally came one day, I decided to pull to trigger.
When I was in film school, I would constantly fantasize about making some sort of epic period piece, especially one that took place during WW2. So when I decided I was going to make The Bridge, I instantly followed it up with “hell, why not make it into a WW2 movie”? I could have easily made this film as a contemporary piece but where would the fun be in that? I never do things because it’s easy; I do it because it’s hard. I love a challenge. I figured I could keep the same characters, themes, motifs, style, and wrap it around a WW2 setting. So I did.
Pre-production:
So it began. After a quick outline, I started writing the screenplay and, being a one-man crew at the time, I also started doing work on costumes and props. I lived and breathed WW2 24/7. I watched every WW2 movie and documentary I could get my hands on. I even got my hands some real WW2 letters to get a grasp on the era’s language. I felt like a student again and I loved it. I scoured eBay for every WW2 field gear I could afford to buy and the stuff I couldn’t get, I had them custom made cheaply in China. I wanted it to be detailed and authentic as possible while keeping my almost non-existing budget down. I remember coming home one day and having almost a couple dozen eBay packages on front door. It looked like the front door of the post office.
Casting:
The casting of The Bridge was actually one of the smoothest aspects of the entire process. I first went to my good friend Amy and asked her if she would like to help me produce the film. Having worked with each other before, I didn’t really have to ask twice. She was happy to be my first recruit.
For the leading role, I asked my good friend Pablo Soriano to take the part. Having worked with him before, we have a good understanding of each other. He is just a naturally gifted actor and he makes my job as a director so much easier. Plus, his puppy dog eyes make him a perfect protagonist.
For the leading female role, I went looking for a girl who had beautiful, almost hypnotic eyes. That’s when I spotted Leah in one my good friend’s music video. I called up Carlos and basically told him, “I need to have that girl for movie”. A few days later, she was on board.
I owe the discovery of Mike, the character who plays James Connolly, to my producer Amy. She had read the script and recommended him. I remember her telling me “Mike IS James”. Words that any director would love to hear and as usual, Amy was right.
So a couple months later, the script was complete, the costumes and props were ready, and the cast was cast. We were ready to shoot!
Production:
With our extremely limited budget, I knew right from day one that we were going to shoot “The Bridge” on DSLRs, specifically the Canon 7D and 5D Mark II. With this in mind, I knew (as also the DP of the film), I was going to push these cameras to its limits. I wasn’t going to let my equipment limit my vision of the film. I knew at the very beginning that I may or may not have a crappy movie in the end but hell, it’s gonna look damn good! We all know about the camera’s limitations but I wasn’t going to bitch and moan about it, I was going to work around it. I took it as a personal challenge to make these cameras work and I did.
About 75% of the film was shot with the 7D and the rest with the 5DM2. The main reason I shot with the 7D more was the 24p firmware update wasn’t available for the 5DM2 during the bulk of the shooting. I prefer the 5DM2’s full frame sensor the 7D cropped sensor.
Production, like any other shoot, had its ups and downs. Ours was mainly San Francisco’s unpredictable weather. You can blink and the bay area can go from miserable foggy weather (which is what I wanted for the film) to perfect summer beach party weather.
Also, being
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VJ Day, Honolulu Hawaii, August 14, 1945
67 Years Ago my Dad shot this film along Kalakaua Ave. in Waikiki capturing spontaneous ce...
published: 17 Jul 2009
Author: Richard Sullivan
VJ Day, Honolulu Hawaii, August 14, 1945
67 Years Ago my Dad shot this film along Kalakaua Ave. in Waikiki capturing spontaneous celebrations that broke out upon first hearing news of the Japanese surrender. Kodachrome 16mm film: God Bless Kodachrome, right? I was able to find an outfit (mymovietransfer.com) to do a much superior scan of this footage to what I had previously posted, so I re-did this film and replaced the older version There are more still images from this amazing day, in color, at http://www.discoveringhawaii.com
Many people email me to ask where I got my scan done, so I decided to post my standard reply here for those thinking about it:
I sent the same sample to 5 different video transfer services and all were horrible. Then I discovered www.mymovietransfer.com, and I chose them to do my scan.
The person below wrote recently to give me this intriguing lead, but I haven't checked it out yet:
"Have you considered having this film scanned on a "real" scanner. Check out www.scanyourfilm.com. 1080p scan for $.01/frame HD or $.02/frame 2K. He's scanning on a Spirit 2K. 100' of film costs $36... That's an insanely cheap prices. I'd love to see it in HD! Thanks for posting!!!"
My film is 16mm and thus has much more information than an 8mm film, so I would investigate the HD option if you have 8mm film in order to get the best quality.
iMovie is an easy program to learn and allowed me to improve contrast and color.
The sample I sent was NOT my precious VJ Day film, but an equally old short film I bought on eBay for $15 for this exact purpose. I didn't want to risk the VJ Day film until I was happy with mymovietransfer.com's results.
Good luck. Do your homework online.
Tell mymovietransfer that Richard Sullivan sent you if you contact them, and only go with a company that will do an inexpensive sample for you first.
You will need to supply a portable storage device for the scanned files. They will supply one, but it will most likely cost more than if you buy your own.
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Eyes With Shit...(Eyes Wide Shut pastiche)
Eyes With Shit...(Eyes Wide Shut pastiche)
L’atemporalité psychédélique de la mouvance de...
published: 14 Nov 2009
Author: Patrice De Bruyne
Eyes With Shit...(Eyes Wide Shut pastiche)
Eyes With Shit...(Eyes Wide Shut pastiche)
L’atemporalité psychédélique de la mouvance des corps dans une orgie, dépasse la sensualité dans le sexe crade...
J'ai de suite pensé en me réveillant que cette nouvelle journée serait extraordinaire.
Cette splendide érection matinale était le meilleur des présages.
En m'étirant et grognant d'aise, je me suis demandé si mon chat, habitué aux massages ciblés (visant à me réveiller efficacement... et, en dernière analyse, à obtenir sa gamelle), en était responsable, mais non ; quelque chose de tiède et d'humide, indéniablement, venait d'ensérer mon sexe : le corps encore chaud de Sabrina en voulait encore.
Sabrina n'a jamais été du matin... et encore moins du soir.
De toute façon, je ne peux pas affirmer avec certitude que Sabrina eut été... à un quelconque moment de la journée..., mais a-t-elle vraiment été un jour ?
Cette fois, je n'aurais pas à aller me soulager sous la douche.
Depuis que cinq sages indiens avaient envahi ma salle de bain et m'avaient fait découvrir les "mystères profonds du corps", j'essaie, dans la mesure du possible, d'éviter la pièce, histoire de laisser mon fondement cicatriser entre chaque initiation.
Prenant mon prépuce entre le pouce et l'index, Sabrina tire un grand coup dessus, puis y clampe une pince à linge pour gagner encore quelques centimètres de peau, son but secret étant de m'offrir le prépuce le plus long du monde pour l'utiliser comme un pull pour mes coucougnettes quand l'hiver rude finira par arriver sur mon sexe.
Je décide alors que ça suffit de jouer avec mes couilles... et je me rhabille, pour vite aller profiter du beau temps.
C'est dimanche, il fait magnifique, et il me semble entendre le doux murmure du vent apaiser mon gland endolori...
Les arbres, les fleurs et la nature entière m'appellent à la l'harmonie, je me laisse porter par mon inspiration et je note sur un mur blanc : "Vergers au matin, humides comme un baiser"...
Puis, comme à mon habitude, après avoir pissé sur le même arbre que la veille et la veille de la veille et ainsi de suite jusqu'à plus foif... je rentre chez moi faire chauffer deux toasts 44 secondes sur la position 2 de mon grille-pain style années '60 et m'installe à ma modeste table Knoll en marbre blanc plaçée au centre de ma cuisine rouge, dotée d'une bonne vue sur le parc ce qui en l'occurence n'a pas d'importance puisque je me mets généralement à lire le journal de la veille, comme à mon habitude...
Puis, je décide d'appeler mon cher ami Patrick Henderikx sans avoir d'idée précise en tête... et lorsque le répondeur me répond (c'est la fonction d'un répondeur)..., je repose mollement le combiné et lève les yeux vers l'horloge de la cuisine, réalisant qu'avec toutes ces conneries je me suis à nouveau f... en retard... et j'ai toujours eu une sainte horreur d'être en retard, la ponctualité étant une question d'éducation.
Mon éducation avait, en effet, été sans faille, grâce à ma Sainte Maman qui m'avait appris à moucher son nez, dire bonjour et merci, arriver à l'heure et être propre sur moi.
La journée s'annonce chargée !
J'allume l'ordinateur par habitude et poursuit mon quotidien sans trop réfléchir aux prochains évènements qui allaient survenir...
Des piles de bouquins pas terminés d'auteurs en vogue du XXIème siècle, sont dans un coin, le dernier Houellebeck, (qui est une belle merde au passage) dans l'autre..., entre deux sachets de beuh thaïlandaise modifiée et coupée de divers neuro-stimulants... et quelques bouteilles de rhum, de degrés conséquent, elles mêmes en équilibre sur des amas de notes aléatoires écrites alors que je me shootais aux champis à l'insuline..., et que je fourmillais de phrases chocs et éparses, mais fortes à mon esprit.
Je me considérais alors, bien que ce soit encore le cas par moment actuellement, comme un mec qui gagne à être connu pour mes texticules... : amas de phrases s'entassant sur des post-it, eux mêmes perdus au milieu d'un tas de feuilles à moitiés blanches, sur lesquelles sont disséminés, çà et là, des textes avortés et des dessins incolores que je ne finirai sans doute jamais.
Voilà ce qu'est ma vie dans mes moments de perdition morale complète.
L'état de salubrité de mon appartement ressemble à l'intérieur de ma tête, un état proche de la psychologie Zen...
Lorsque je suis désespéré, anéanti par le poids des conséquences de mes actes... et par mes responsabilités, c'est tout un microcosme informe et bordélique qui prend le pas sur le vide des cinq cent quarante cinq mètres carrés de mon loft (le garage est en dessous, le tout étant une vieille usine années '30 relookée en style Bauhaus Zen avec quelques touches lascives des années '50 et énormément d'ultra-modernisme des années 2000.
Vivre seul me permet à peu près deux semaines sur deux si ce n'est plus de me laisser aller et de m'enfonce
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DIY Inexpensive Camera Slider
UPDATE: 7-03-11: New, updated design for slider dolly. Check it out here: http://www.vimeo...
published: 15 Oct 2010
Author: J.G. Pasterjak
DIY Inexpensive Camera Slider
UPDATE: 7-03-11: New, updated design for slider dolly. Check it out here: http://www.vimeo.com/25937230
This video is not at all obsolete. Still a good resource for DIY. Other video has a look and the new design, plus a materials list.
Inspired by the DIY photo gear building sites (my favorite of which is CheesyCam.com—so many ideas for projects buried in there. Oh man), anyway, I set out to put together a cheaper alternative to my linear motion-based camera slider. While I like it (the "real" slider, that is), it’s a little complex, and by the time you get it to work properly you’re in it for at least $100. The motion system alone will cost you at least $80, then you need something to mount it on, and some way to mount your camera on it. Do it right, however, and you’re rewarded with exceptionally smooth moves.
But the kind of stuff that make my pants tight is when you can get 98% of the effectiveness for 28% of the cost (or even less if you shop well and improvise a little), and that’s where this rig comes in.
It uses a small trolley built from angled aluminum (or steel, or some other metal) and held together with threaded rod so you can adjust the track width for different track surfaces. Wheels are mounted at perpendicular angles to each other to lock the carriage on the track side to side and create a smooth rolling platform.
We used skateboard wheels for our rollers, mounted on 5/16-in. bolts with short pieces of bushing material spacing them out for proper clearance. A piece of scrap plastic purchased from a marine salvage yard serves as the deck, and attaches to the threaded rod crosspieces with zip ties. Enough room was left for the width to be adjusted to accommodate a variety of “tracks.”
Our “track” consists of a Harbor Freight brand adjustable sawhorse. The top is a nice, wide and square steel channel that makes a smooth and sturdy base for the roller. The legs are even adjustable individually, and it folds completely flat for use right on the ground.
The entire assembly, including the sawhorse (which is currently on sale for $22) would probably cost under $50 to duplicate if you were a truly awful shopper and had absolutely nothing to start with. Ours is made almost entirely from scrap from around the garage, and if you do any light fabrication, you probably have at least a few items laying around to save you some money.
FYI, here’s some links to the stuff we actually bought, or at least similar stuff, since some of it has been around for a while:
Harbor Freight saw horse: http://www.harborfreight.com/foldable-adjustable-sawhorse-96506.html
Ball head mount: http://cgi.ebay.com/1-Hot-shoe-1-4-3-8-Swivel-Umbrella-Holder-Mount-Tripod-/370405895178?pt=Digital_Camera_Accessories&hash;=item563de96c0a
Skateboard wheels and bearing sets: http://shop.ebay.com/i.html?_nkw=skateboard+wheels+bearings+&_cqr=true&_nkwusc=skateboard+wheels+bearnings&_rdc=1
Here’s the marine surplus place I get a lot of bits and pieces. They list inventory on their website, but there’s nothing like going out back to pick through the true surplus and wonder what to build next: http://www.surplusunlimited.com
Talking head stuff shot on a Canon HF S100 with a Rode Videomic. Slider stuff shot with a Canon T2i with a 50mm f/1.8. Various LED lights gave me the healthy, almost Nordic pallor.
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The Ebay Song
The Ebay Song...
published: 28 Dec 2007
Author: screwhead89
The Ebay Song
The Ebay Song
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Chumbawamba - On Ebay
This is the music video for Chumbawamba's "On Ebay" from 2004's "Un...
published: 14 Jun 2006
Author: jmetal88
Chumbawamba - On Ebay
This is the music video for Chumbawamba's "On Ebay" from 2004's "Un". The video was created by and is available from the website www.finctank.co.uk
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"Weird Al" Yankovic "Ebay
it that way by the Backstreet Boys is parodied by the excellent Weird Al Yankovic...
published: 24 Jan 2008
Author: thabigbalbubski
"Weird Al" Yankovic "Ebay
it that way by the Backstreet Boys is parodied by the excellent Weird Al Yankovic
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eBay Give-A-Toy Store
A toy store comes to life in this interactive window display that lets you donate a toy us...
published: 16 Nov 2011
Author: ebay
eBay Give-A-Toy Store
A toy store comes to life in this interactive window display that lets you donate a toy using your mobile phone. eBay and Toys for Tots team up this holiday to launch The GIVE-A-TOY Store. The interactive storefront launched in New York (at 35th and Broadway) and San Francisco (at 117 Post St.) and invites passers-by to window shop for good. Not in SF or NY? No problem. You can donate some joy at ebay.com/giveatoystore.com.