Tim Rogers - Part 2

http://www.andrewbushfilms.com/

This is the second part of this Tim Rogers video. Tim Rogers is a contributor to LargePrimeNumbers.com and InsertCredit.com. He lives in Tokyo, Japan and here are a few of his stories. You can see the whole video in one piece at my portfolio website, http://www.andrewbushfilms.com/

Category:

Comedy

Tags:

• Japan
• Tokyo
• Gaijin
• Yakuza
• Ikebukuro
• Ikebukero
• love
• hotel
• insert
• credit
• insertcredit
• large
• prime
• numbers
• tim
• rogers

[pressfiretostart]

Am I the only one who was being driven crazy by the way he kept waving that bit of food about and putting it near his mouth only to take it away again for the first 3 minutes of this vid?

I don't know why. I totally tuned out of his story... just watching that damn piece of food float about.

[discosanchez]

Tim Rogers is good. It's just that gamers don't like reading anything longer than five paragraphs and don't care about the lives of other human beings.

[rynvie]

I love Tim Rogers.

[HealyHQ]

Great video. Very interesting. :)

[Hayashigame]

@assimilate No.

[Hayashigame]

@spectrex Where do you base that that opinion on? I mean, let's say that's actually the case, his articles still contain great views on modern society, sometimes in juxtaposition with gaming. And that works for me.

[spectrex]

@Hayashigame Why? The guy's a socially retarded, pompous, self-absorbed know-nothing jackass.

[Hayashigame]

@rashonmon This presumed douchebag has a whole lot better of an argumentation than you do, guy.

[Hayashigame]

@spectrex By a vet, no less. Well I, for one, am really interested in what he has too say.

[spectrex]

@InsomniumX If TIm Rogers writes anything like he talks he needs to be put to sleep by a vet.

[deucelittle]

@pressfiretostart

you ruined this for me. if its possible to be any worse

[ThatGuyWithTheHat]

He actually reminds of a guy I was on the same floor with in my dorm in freshman year. I still run into (read: fail to avoid) him sometimes. Neither appears to have any need to consider your specific reactions to their self-congratulatory stories to consider themselves conversational successes, but you can see on their faces right when they think they're saying something really impressive (e.g: 3:25, 4:32). I know Tim's way smarter though; I think he's just having a joke on us half the time.