!+SPLATTER+! @88iwakura88 - Tumblr Blog

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Welcome to my page!! my name is Splatter!! i also go by the names Lain, Ulysses, Bosco, Lupin, Professor, Elaine, and Venomous :•P

my pronouns are thou/he/it/fleur/meow/mech/star and i am a silly and awesome fella >:•} i am transmasc, pansexual and xenogender! heres my pronoun page for the xenos! :3 i am a nonhuman polytherian furry and i am a maned wolf as well as a golden retriever and clydesdale horse!! 🐾🐾 as well as a vampire fictionkin >:•} i am always a silly clown guy :•P i am an artist of drawings, paintings, and music!! i enjoy lots of music and art that i will share much about and i hope you enjoy! ^_^

some of my interests are but arent limited to arca, nevermore, machine girl, tyler the creator, jojos bizarre adventure, horror args, horses/ponies/unicorns, deltarune/undertale, weirdcore, scene and emo styles, goth style and music, gyaru, fashion from the 60-80s, the saw franchise, rave culture, and many other things !! ^^

heres my carrd for extra info that i mightve missed here ^_^ i hope to make many friends and many smiles!! :•>

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The opening title card of the movie “HOLES” is misspelled in DVD and Blu-Ray copies of the film.

Often when a movie is transferred to DVD, Blu-Ray, and 4K formats, the titles have to be redone to read more legibly. When Disney released “HOLES” in 2003, the title card itself was written in small text in the corner of the screen. If transferred to home video normally, this title would have been only five pixels tall and too faint to make out.

But in early 2004, when the time came to alter the title for home video, the digital technician responsible typed the name wrong and quality control never caught it, all the way through the film’s blu-ray release in 2018. No fans wrote in noticing the flaw, nobody in quality for the disc releases, nobody at all noticed, and so the flaw remains to this day.

When we at FIJMU brought the error to Disney’s attention, a kind intern in an old fashioned hat simply took the initiative and explained, “I can fix that.”