Chicken Powered Steadicam vs Kid cam

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Someone suggested I put a camera on my head and filmed some comparison footage.
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I had already filmed this video, and my daughter is cuter. Isn't she a good sport? We had another rooster in a cage on the floor behind her, hence her 2 chicken comment. My favorite part is when she lets me put the chicken on her head and acts as if everything is perfectly normal. I'm trying to teach her the concept of "performing a test". She's getting is pretty well. We're starting to test matchbox cars to see which is the fastest and things like that.

if you are interested in helping us via a microscholarship (very micro) contact me for more info.

Also, after seeing my "design" another user, Jeremiahjw was inspired to create his own chicken steadicam. His video can be seen here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adlgpovEv7g&feature=email

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[ElasticLeather]

I feel as if he was getting hurt. was he?

[destinws2]

@ElasticLeather

No. Clearly you've never seen a distressed chicken. This one was extremely chill. I would let you ask the chicken, but he's been eaten.

[corecrusher]

that hair clamp does give the chicken great pain on his comb i love the way u teach your daughter but this will hurt it i think sir.

[destinws2]

@corecrusher

It's a paper binder. If you take a binder and stretch it out beyond it's spring back point you can make it clamp with much less force... which is what I did. I appreciate your concern for causing animals pain thought.

[MooseHunter911]

you look like a great dad

[thegreaterconundrum]

@w00tzful You amuse me

[w00tzful]

i find american voices amusing 

[IamMunkk]

That little girl is so adorable.

[iAMScootaG]

HE'S FLAPPING AIR AT ME!

[MrBikerking200]

Wow, That little girl is smart.

[Normad121]

@Normad121 ... have been planning on bringing in a speaker to our school to talk about LGBTQ (and others of the spectrum), and bullying against kids of different sexual orientation. It's a hard subject to bring up to a school so we had to confront the school's parent council for more so their support rather than their permission. We constructed a powerpoint and eventually when we presented it to the council I was the last to speak. I used this quote, so thank you, for being a great father.

[Normad121]

Hey, Destin. That quote you told your daughter, "In a world of talkers be a thinker and a doer," well I thought about that. Hearing it for the first time coming from a child really hit me in the heart...and the brain. I'm part of a sort of organized group for my high-school where we help all the students who have trouble with bullying or personal problems or just need someone to talk to - since they usually have a hard time talking to adults and teachers. Our group at the beginning of this year

[iHardStar]

Damn u killed the chicken for chicken nuggets? Good dad!