Bingowings

^ ME TOO! Works better if it’s Culture Club though.

yoda-sama said:

TV’s Frink said:

What do you guys think of this one?

https://vimeo.com/170219263

That’s pretty neat.

BTW, on the free trial videos, I liked the Hand Drawn one more… and I think worst case scenario the watermark would sort of add to the humor, like if it wasn’t already obvious enough that you’d messed with the video you have a gigantic watermark exclaiming that you’ve done some special "FX" to it.

But really, screw the software purchase, I think you’ll find something good enough. What you just posted is very promising, for instance.

Instead of “a long time ago in a galaxy ricdiculous by far…” you could extol the virtues of this episode having sequences filmed in Exciting XOvision an amazing new technology that lets you actually feel like you give a damn (if you wear the special goggles available in the foyer ONLY $99.99). Or a joke along those lines which is funny or something.

The Things That Dreams Are Made Of - Human League.

Mike O said:

Bingowings said:

Having good and bad days during the early stages of a new round of medicines is expected. I can say don’t worry about it, don’t worry about it (<see😉). You will worry but you don’t need to and knowing that might take the edge of it.

Don’t have the new meds yet. My prescribing doc called today and says she’ll check my chart and call back tomorrow about spiking up the dosage.

I apologise, when you talked about upping the dose I thought you had started taking the medication. Bear what I said in mind when you start the medication then. Your body will need to adjust to the change so you will probably continue to have changeable days.

oojason said:

Rey Force-flashback parody:-

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L58oh3wIiNw&feature=youtu.be

Funny but also genuinely disturbing at the same time.

Just plopping this down if it hasn’t been seen yet: https://youtu.be/xaYorRKKAUQ

Having good and bad days during the early stages of a new round of medicines is expected. I can say don’t worry about it, don’t worry about it (<see😉). You will worry but you don’t need to and knowing that might take the edge of it.

Thank you for posting that. I’m a big fan of Journey to the West but I had never heard of this adventure with the same characters. Thanks to you I will investigate it more. Just one suggestion. You currently have three posts. One a place holder and the other an accidental post of the markdown syntax message. I suggest you break your original post into three. Copy and paste the second third into one post and the third into the last. If you can dig out some of the illustrations they will also break up the text and make the information easier to digest. A big wall of text on a phone or laptop can be very intimidating and there is lots of interesting things to be found in your big post. Cheers.

Tyrphanax said:

moviefreakedmind said:

He’s joking.

Bingo.

Sorry.

Darth Lucas said:

ray_afraid said:

Bingowings said:

23. Leia remembers Padme…but how? One easy fix could be that when she refers to “images” she produces a locket with a picture of her mother and gives it Luke, something regal that Bail Organa may have given her when she was a little girl.

I really like this.
I’m usually against putting ANYTHING from the PT into the OT, but this really works without you having to have even seen the PT. You’ll know who the lady is via the current conversation.
I think Mark and Carrie look down enough times in the scene to make the locket inserts work.

Just spitballing here but maybe instead of a locket it could be the necklace thing anakin gave padme?

In the long form of this quote I also suggest this.

moviefreakedmind said:

From Russia With Love it is!

I quite like On Her Majesties Silver Service .

It’s the bra right? Chicks love the bra.

Going back to the two Death Stars idea for ROTJ if the incomplete clone of the original Death Star was the lure the completed Death Star could resemble Starkiller Base the weapon could be badly damaged and it could jump to hyperspace just as the second Death Star exploded.
That way it could be repaired by the First Order or the Base seen in the next film could be based on it. It would take a long time because the First Order wouldn’t have the same resources as the Empire.
Maybe using the star as a power source is a work around for the reactor being impossible to fix.

Jeebus said:

If Frink and Moviefreaked are the same person, he’s very convincing.

They are the same person.

Your anxiety doesn’t seem to be from your quest so much as your self conscious awareness of it. The amount of times you complain about looking up things trumps the number of times you express a worry about what you find. Don’t berate yourself for finding or reading these things. But try to make a concerted to explore other things too. Maybe you could start a thread listing links to things you discovered today that aren’t directly linked to theology. That is a subject that already interests you tell us about other things in a new thread.

Which Millennium?

suspiciouscoffee said:

TV’s Frink said:

Gravity (2013)

Almost as good on Blu as it was in the theaters. Simple yet so effective.

9/10

I really should give it another chance. Saw it once with some friends and, although it all looked great, I didn’t care much for any of the characters or the story. It’s been a couple years and my tastes have changed, so maybe it deserves another watch.

I’m waiting for the sequel, Weak Nuclear Force.

Not to deny any God you see but there are other nice things to see in sunsets or babies. If I were responsible for something as fabulous as the universe I’d rather you noticed it, not me. Sunsets are their own reward.
Does Van Gogh’s signature define his paintings. Is his biography essential or just an informative extra? The beauty is in the work surely? If you found out all those sunflowers were Gauguin instead the pictures wouldn’t change.

So is this guy still dead or what? Maybe this time he’s a funny little Chinese lady or a goat.

Just looked at my phone and the clock/weather gauge thing said 22:22 22°

I lived in a house called Midnight.

I was just about to leave for a very important assignation. I had to dress up a bit because the person I was meeting doesn’t respond well to my usually relaxed wardrobe decisions. My elbow catches the shaving device of him indoors and it falls to the ground and into dozens of tiny pieces. So I try to fit them back together but it’s like the current Doctor Whom titles and I’m flustered. On the way to my meeting I text him apologetically and offer to buy him a new one but get no reply. I find a nice new one with two thirds of the price knocked off which loads £5 onto his store loyalty card. The meeting goes on forever and I miss the bus home so I have to get the train which is cancelled and a taxi. I get in and he’s shimmying around the floor to Private Dancer. Pished as a poodle. I needn’t have bothered about the shaver as he only used the beard trimmer to get rid of those weird middle age hairs that grow anywhere that hair shouldn’t… a good day. 😃

I thought the original suit looked very plausible, like something someone could have changed but hadn’t for years. The second suit was the most stylish version. It looks great in silhouette because of the added illumination. The third one looked off. It seemed to fit less well than the original one and the mask was too uniformly black gloss. There seemed to be a more metallic look to the first two helmets but the third one looked more like plastic covered in thick gloss paint. The worst one was the ROTS mask. Too symmetrical too uniformly surfaced. I would have used an earlier Macquarrie design to underline how the suit will evolve over time yet to pass. I like the melted on in TFA The jagged teeth are a particularly pleasing feature.

coughRedtailscough

Tyrphanax said:

Nobody laughed at my joke.

^NobodyLaughed@MyJoke