love it that this guy has the presence of mind to say, “and that was a bad idea,” then wrap up the bit with this location and name.
(ht to brooklyn lindsay, via andy jack)
love it that this guy has the presence of mind to say, “and that was a bad idea,” then wrap up the bit with this location and name.
(ht to brooklyn lindsay, via andy jack)
dang… the link is dead… and I had a feeling that i’d enjoy this…
andy — i found another copy of it and fixed it. enjoy.
Marko,
I’m a senior pastor of a church and have a youth worker question I’d like some advice on – was wondering if you get questions about it ever? Thought you could post for response???? My youth workers are text message addicts and they are on their phones constantly with kids. I am realizing that the kids are text messaging them at 12, 1, 2 in the morning. Parents are complaining. What kind of limits do other churches place on this – how do you define “crisis”? How do you tell a youth that it can wait until tomorrow? I don’t want my youth workers modeling being up that late, but don’t know how to change this culture.
Thanks,
Jason
Awesome! Now that’s dedication to the task. He would be good in youth ministry. ;)
Great form. I give him a 9.7
That is freakn’ Hil-lar-i-us! ROFL!
afterthought…why does other peoples pain make us laugh so much…
I’ll give it an 8.0…a little shaky on the landing
just a caution for guys who show random clips to students…after he yells ‘oh jeez!’, somebody who sounds like napoleon dynamite says “f&%$” in the background…
strong chance the laughter would drown it out, but a nice caution nonetheless.
I’d say 8.5 – rough landing but the form was cool. And I loved the “that was a bad idea.”