let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
gracie abrams
Jar Jar Binks Fan Club
Noah Kahan
Misplaced Lens Cap
Cosimo Galluzzi
Today's Document
One Nice Bug Per Day
Cosmic Funnies
The Stonewall Inn
oozey mess
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
sheepfilms
shark vs the universe
No title available
Sweet Seals For You, Always
No title available
macklin celebrini has autism
Sade Olutola
pixel skylines
seen from Spain
seen from Indonesia
seen from United States
seen from United Kingdom
seen from Philippines
seen from Brazil
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Poland
seen from United States
seen from Tunisia
seen from Norway
seen from Malaysia
seen from United States
seen from United Kingdom
seen from Türkiye
seen from Germany
seen from United States
seen from France
seen from United States
@kitsunestudios
You are now this random animal, you can't go back!
Do you like it?
Heck yeah!!
I'm down for this
Eh, not mad
Nooooooo
Help I wanna go back
WHY WOULD YOU EVEN ADD THIS
Results/other
poll submitted by anonymous!! thank you anon!!
Chanting “fox, fox, fox” as the wheel spun
Almost landed on snow leopard, which I’d be mors than happy with.
Landed on Koi Fish.
…
Still fine with it
Love these adorable little freaks. ❤️
The f are you
Tried to look in the mirror to see if my sore back had any external symptoms. Now i have pain in both my lower back and neck.
Fuck my everything. :(
forget everything anyone has ever told you on the matter the truest marker of adulthood is starting to hear the siren call of high quality kitchenware
to be clear you SHOULD buy that cast iron pan and you SHOULD buy that knife set and you SHOULD buy that fancy rice cooker and you SHOULD buy that novelty mug. high quality kitchenware is always worth it you’re literally gonna be using that almost every day
This seems like a good post to include this link on:
One buyout firm quietly collected Pyrex, Corelle, Instant Pot, and Oneida. Farberware is a name on a 200-year lease. And the pans still wort
Talking about popular kitchenware companies undergoing enshittification, and gives you a list of brands towards the end that are more reliable.
“Everything above reduces to four rules you can run in about two minutes, standing in the aisle:
Look up the owner, not the name. The name is the cheapest part of the company to preserve. If the ownership trail ends at a private equity firm or a licensing group, assume the product and the reputation are no longer aligned.
Read the warranty before the reviews. Its length is the company’s own estimate of how long the product lasts, and its exclusions are a list of the ways they expect it to fail.
Buy bare metal where you can. Cast iron, carbon steel, plain stainless. No coating means nothing that dies at cycle 40 and nothing to rebuy in eighteen months.
Distrust a name that’s on everything. When the same brand appears on your pan, your knives, your toaster, and a box fan, nobody who owns it makes anything.”
Great advice
it really is kind of interesting how attached people are to the idea of the improvised line and the genuine reaction in film. nearly every single famous moment or line has some sort of claim floating around that it wasn't in the script and was either made up on the spot by an actor or was sprung as a surprise on the actors to get their 'real' reaction. you know, sometimes people do come up with good lines in advance and write them down, and sometimes people can pretend to be have a convincing emotional response on screen
also important to note that a lot of the 'improvised' lines that people talk about are things that might not be in the script, that the actors cone up with while shooting, but still discuss and figure out with the director before shooting the final takes. genuinely improvised lines without any prior knowledge are pretty rare. i think instances when the people involved in making a film collaborate to make changes to a script are really cool, and the fetishisation of the 'genuine reaction' and 'improvised line' also cheapen this form of 'improvisation' i.e. collaboration and flexibility among artists
I think there’s a parasocial aspect to this as well. People subconsciously link the celebrity actor to the character, and tend to ignore all the invisible work behind the camera.
Naturally actors love to talking about the bits they improvised; it’s something creative that they contributed and want credit for. Hell, I never shut up about the handful of gags I managed to slip in as an animator late in production.
It still feeds into the culture of individualism, ignoring the work of many to the benefit of a few who receive outsized rewards.
The poor dude sounds just a little exasperated, and with good reason
New video on YT!!!
Paris: “Hay Dad, why are we all named after places?”
Dad: “Your mom and I had a simple system, actually: you’re all named after the place where you were conceived.”
Paris: “Huh. Okay. Awkward.”
Tananarive: “Right?”
Washington: “Quite a bit.”
Vatican Gardens: “I’ve got… additional… questions.”
Hunting season
here is my updated Visual Voiceover Reel, i finally added a bunch of roles i've been wanting to include, if you're looking for a voice actor, hit me up ;)
peem poom
