Can you read a guys face?

[shoots-straight]

http://www.krtv.com/videoplayer/?video_id=14640&categories=442

Watch the guys face at the 1:30 mark. What's he thinking?

 

[Hooligan]

:hump: ""Here we go....." Classic!

 

[noharleyyet]

He's thinking, "crap, I didn't see that camera."

 

[jryoung]

Probably never been in front of a camera before.

 

[T Bone]

"I should have gone before the hearing started."

 

[Big Fin]

There is a guy a the yellow shirt, behind the Sierra Club dude with the really bad "comb over," who is thinking that this dude needs a new rock to crawl back under. The guy in the yellow shirt is trying not to laugh out loud as the Sierra Club speaker goes on and on about the danger trapping poses to the children of Montana.

Now that the guy in the yellow shirt has married a refined lady, she has taught him that his upbringing in a local governmental system based on pugalism is not an appropriate debate technique for public forums. The guy in the yellow shirt is thinking that a throw back to the Big Falls days would be very entertaining, even if not appropriate today.

 

[Scoot]

"The guy in the yellow shirt is trying not to laugh out loud..."

LOL- that's EXACTLY what it looked like to me! Another interpretation is that while he tried not to laugh out loud, he also tried to make it clear non-verbally how idiotic the person at the mic sounded...

I'm guessing the tune changed just a big when you came to the mic, huh Big Fin? LOL

Good work and way to represent!!!

 

[Dinkshooter]

That would make a good gif. file like the kind NHY is always digging up.

 

[tjones]

I think the guy in the yellow shirt is skeert of the Sierra Club guy.

And I had to google "pugalism",,,,,quit it Fin.

 

[Big Fin]

I think the guy in the yellow shirt is skeert of the Sierra Club guy.

I think he was.

 

[DRAFTSTUD]

The guy in the yellow shirt should have let out a silent, but deadly fart at the start of the Fresh Air Dude. LOL John

 

[shoots-straight]

My dad would have called that a "chit eating grin"

 

[tjones]

The anti trapping chick at 1:40 looks like she could take ya both.

 

[shoots-straight]

I laugh every time I play that. That's funny as hell.

 

[sweetnectar]

Hahaha I just saw that and put the link on another thread...guess I should have seen this thread first. Randy's body language says it all.

 

[Big Fin]

The anti trapping chick at 1:40 looks like she could take ya both.

Maybe, but my wife, Kimmie Sue, could put a pot knot on that chick's head, "big enough a calf could suck on it."

And I had to google "pugalism",,,,,quit it Fin.

It is a form of government, just like Social"ism", Commun"ism", Capital"ism."

The best pugalist in town got to be Mayor, or at least Chairman of the City Council. Most issues were solved with "pugalist debates" of the Ali-Frazier type, rather than the traditional Lincoln-Douglas model.

A much simpler form of government, for sure. Some semblance of Darwin"ism" blended into that governmental model.

 

[spook12]

Fin i bet you suck at poker.

 

[bjtc_brian]

I just cannot stop laughing at this. I am at work and read through the comments before I watched the video. Now people think I am even more crazy because I was laughing so hard at the video.

 

[rmyoung1]

The guy in the yellow shirt is trying not to laugh out loud as the Sierra Club speaker goes on and on about the danger trapping poses to the children of Montana.

My best friend in jr. high/high school was a kid who ran a 7-mile trap line near Big Sky when he was in the 6th grade!!!! He'd check it each winter evening after his teachers at Ophir let him out of school. But... yeah... I'm sure trapping poses a huge risk to children.

Don't you think that on a list of risks posed to Montana youth that "getting stuck in a wolf trap" would rank right up there with "January heat exhaustion"? Or was the Sierra Club guy saying something even more lame along the lines of "psychological trauma of seeing something stuck in a trap"?

 

[tjones]

It is a form of government, just like Social"ism", Commun"ism", Capital"ism."

The best pugalist in town got to be Mayor, or at least Chairman of the City Council. Most issues were solved with "pugalist debates" of the Ali-Frazier type, rather than the traditional Lincoln-Douglas model.

A much simpler form of government, for sure. Some semblance of Darwin"ism" blended into that governmental model.

Ya know, thats exactly what google said.