I have never heard anyone say Pedro doesn't have range, but if someone believes that they're entiled to their opinion, but answer me this...
how can this man
and this man
and this man
be played all by the same person?
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I have never heard anyone say Pedro doesn't have range, but if someone believes that they're entiled to their opinion, but answer me this...
how can this man
and this man
and this man
be played all by the same person?
Purely for science… How do YOU feel about a possible spn revival?
BRING IT ON MY BODY IS READY
please kansas just let me die already
if those coconuts don’t collide within thirty seconds im out
just in it for the lolz
i too enjoy watching train wrecks
whatever i’ll watch it
the cee double u is never getting my patronage again
my emotions are complex and not covered by a poll
Mrs Hall (to the dogs) : I know, I've only meself to blame .
Me: Are you talking about the strawberries, or Siegfried?
Preview for 1,000 Years Old's finale is up, and, um . . .
WHAT DOES HE MEAN BY THAT?!
DID Y'ALL KNOW EACH OTHER IN A PREVIOUS LIFE?!
I NEED ANSWERS!
please draw AM as the narrator from the stanley parable pretty please
flutters long exaggerated eyelashes
What is this fucker supposed to LOOK LIKE!!!
Writing by Hand
Staring at a blinking cursor has always given me anxiety. I want to tab away to anything else. The words don't flow; they dry up. Even now, I'm staring at the blinking cursor and feeling stuck.
So I've almost always written my first drafts by hand. I feel that it forces me to be more concise, more elegant, and to plan ahead. But it also means the painstaking process of typing everything up afterwards.
Most of the people I know write their works completely on a computer. Famous authors are split. Stephen King writes mainly on a computer; Neil Gaiman almost always writes his first draft by hand. Vladimir Nabokov wrote on index cards (I assume he was a loyal customer to his local stationary shop).
So I'm curious, how do you write?
Iqiyi, why the english version's standard of subtitle selection has changed?