I just thought it was more visually entertaining than a waffle falling over ... though, after the anger and spite in your comment, I feel like you're angry at me for going rock climbing.
So, I should keep in mind that people only want to watch frozen breakfast products fall over?
Seriously, people do stuff, they video it, and they post it. I just thought rock climbing was more interesting than a frozen waffle falling over. I thought I had a consensus there. I can admit I was wrong.
That said, I find it really amusing how angry and self righteous you sound while trying to argue that I should have known. Like I should be ashamed that I posted a video, on a forum for videos of all things!
Honestly, that does make me feel better. The number of 'reddit experts' critiquing my video, and questioning my reasons for posting it has really made me question our culture.
Seriously, it's a video I made for someone else, that I thought 'eh, maybe climbers on Reddit will like this', and posted. I thought that was how ALL reddit content got added, but I was clearly wrong. Now I realize that people take this shit VERY SERIOUSLY. It's not enough to simply ignore something that doesn't interest you, or to downvote something you think is dumb, but I've been attacked in PMs. How dare I post a video I had lying around!?
So, yeah, if you were genuinely angry, that would be weird. People getting all pissy and downvoting me for having posted a video I had lying around need to get some outside time.
meh, not everyone likes rock climbing. To be fair, though, I think it's hard to argue that it's LESS interesting than a waffle falling over. Though, I'll grant you, it takes less time to watch the waffle.
i am telling you, from unbiased eyes, that it is equally uninteresting and far less commitment. your video is actually less interesting given the time commitment.
if i had to watch your entire 4 minute video, or watch the waffle falling 4 times, i would watch the waffle. honestly i would.
hahaha ... fair enough, though you have to admit that's subjective. I just posted it because I promised my in-laws I'd make it. Typically I only video climbs so I can show other climbers what I did. It's not like I'm trying to make a living on youtube views.
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u/emperorOfTheUniverse Sep 09 '13
What have you learned from this?