Jake and Amir from JakeandAmir dot com nailed it in their most recent video "Impersonation" where, after first bickering about whether or not it would be better to have an infinity amount of chicken nuggets or an infinity amount of money, Amir goes on to give what he calls an "impression of a normal guy". I don’t want to ruin it for you, so you should probably give it a view before reading on. You’ll want to form your own opinion about it before I prattle on.
Fair enough.
I don’t know what it is about normal that I find so uninteresting, or what it is that makes it so easy to poke fun around. (Unless we’re talking about the normal vector, which is a line perpendicular to a plane. That’s not easy to poke fun around nor is it uninteresting. However, it is completely off topic, so save your advanced math questions for another time.) And in finding it so uninteresting, it thereby becomes very interesting. Strange how that works, right?
It’s true, though, as Amir displays it — normal people give boring monologues and aren’t terribly great for dialogues either. Reminds me of a conversation I was having with a woman just the other day, where I was going on and on about this and that only to realize I was talking nonsensical circles about life in a far away future, so when I finally paused long enough for her to respond all she could ask was, "what are you doing in the woman’s restroom?" Seems I was too busy talking to notice I’d lost track of the person I was following.
Not the point. Watch the video. Throw these guys in your feed reader. Enjoy the show!
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"Impression Of A Normal Guy" was first posted to justinll.com on September 30, 2008.
Normal is boring, I think that is the point. No one really cares about his foot problem, but no one cares about the D’s either.
Then again, here I am watching it…How does that happen?
How about an infinity of infinity? Check it. Let it blow your mind. I must admit I only read the first couple of sentences from this post. I can’t watch videos at work.
That’s a lie. I can watch videos, just not on Mozilla. I have to switch to I.E. and I won’t do that.