The easy answer is to stay away from stores with shopping carts. Everyone knows that is where the the hardcore gangs are because of the lucrative shopping cart extortion racket.
The easy answer is to stay away from stores with shopping carts. Everyone knows that is where the the hardcore gangs are because of the lucrative shopping cart extortion racket.Where will you put the automatic weaponry you'll need to fend off the hordes of refugee gang members?
Up my ass, just like any self-respecting snowflake librul soy boy would do! I store my AR-15 in my fucking bunghole and then sashay like a fierce bitch!
Clearly it’s the criminals riding the bikes. DuhSpeaking of Citibike. It's not just celebrities that ride them, this week City bike in New York City broke the record and hit 170,000 rides in one day.
Why aren't these New Yorkers getting the message that the streets and the city are just an anarchist crime zone?
Why aren't these New Yorkers getting the message that the streets and the city are just an anarchist crime zone?
He's a Florida man!I think I changed my mind on New York.
It's a crime riddled cesspool. Why, we just had a man convicted of 34 criminal charges. And that's not counting this convicted felon of other felony charges in other states.
Finally did some action cam video of riding through dystopian NYC. Shorter ride than expected since we ended up doing 25 miles from Jersey into Staten Island and found a smashing eyetalian joint to throw down some mussels, beer and coal-fired pizza. So I went to Manhattan by myself to get some footage. Had to stop and start a lot to watch what I just recorded to get everything from the height right to my head movement, so it's a work in progress, learning as I go. Now to download music I can use on YouTube and learn how to edit videos, because I have never done so before
I think ClipChamp is actually pretty intuitive, not sure if it's like "free with Windows" or what, but I had been using Microsoft Video Editor until they took it away and replaced it with ClipChamp, and I've used it a bit since then.Finally did some action cam video of riding through dystopian NYC. Shorter ride than expected since we ended up doing 25 miles from Jersey into Staten Island and found a smashing eyetalian joint to throw down some mussels, beer and coal-fired pizza. So I went to Manhattan by myself to get some footage. Had to stop and start a lot to watch what I just recorded to get everything from the height right to my head movement, so it's a work in progress, learning as I go. Now to download music I can use on YouTube and learn how to edit videos, because I have never done so before
I ended up trying CapCut last night but ended up with Filmora by midnight last night. It's quite powerful and really simple. People suggesting DaVinci Resolve are just crazy, I'm not making a documentray or feature film here.I think ClipChamp is actually pretty intuitive, not sure if it's like "free with Windows" or what, but I had been using Microsoft Video Editor until they took it away and replaced it with ClipChamp, and I've used it a bit since then.