When the original experimental version of this video was finished, I swore that once I had bought a Mac and learned some of the basics, I would come back and redo said video from the ground up.

The improvement that having a more multimedia-oriented computer makes to the finished result cannot be overstated. Scene transitions are smoother, overall video quality is improved, and editing is far tighter. Even making all of the audio come out at a more consistent volume without distorting was a thousand times easier. It makes the twenty-eight hundred dollars I would never have spent on this Mac were I not autistic quite a justified investment.

The concept for this video started with an epiphany I had when I saw a three second snippet from the Cheech & Chong film Up In Smoke. What if I could take every piece of footage I have in which a character says something that I would like to say to Suzanne or Bob Wright, throw that footage into a blender, and stir? The result of an exhaustive search for such footage is what you now see in front of you.

Oh yeah, and just like the original version, this recut contains profanities. Please do not try to tell me I did not warn you. (less info)