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So everyone's having fun?
oscar fuck off
I had to change to something less warm today. Toned my blonde streak so I'll be ready to dye, and I've determined to obtain two very small and simple tattoos [the numbers 1 and 2 on opposite shoulders] as soon as I can find a place reliable enough for it. And I need to find a way to make some sort of metal plate or commission a patch with something I've wanted awhile, which just says "DO NOT PUSH." I wish I could explain why that specific phrase has so much hold on me. Anyway I need it. Or for all I know a third tattoo whatever.
Construction vehicle on the promenade at Rossall, Fleetwood, with “Do not push” written on it.
Good advice.
Do Not Push
“Hello?” My voice echoed in the plain white room as I sat up and my feet touched the floor. I was in a room that was nearly empty, barring the bed I was sitting on, a button with a sign, and a drawn window. Next to the button, the small sign read ‘do not push.’ Considering the strange nature of where I had woken up moments ago, I decided to follow the instructions of the sign. No one had answered…
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Do Not Push This Button!
WARNING: DO NOT PUSH THE RED BUTTON! If you're planning on playing an annoying concertina solo and a large robot arm puts a red button in front of you, DO NOT push it. Particularly if you're a small, animated, red blob. It could potentially set off a Rube Goldberg machine resulting in dominoes falling, balls rolling, anvils crashing, and a very flattening finale.
Behind-the-scenes: Apart from the character animation, the entire movie is a MassFX physics simulation. It took several hundred simulations before everything finally worked. The sequence is entirely created in 3ds Max, rendered using the Redshift 3D render engine, and put together in After Effects with Skybox from Mettle.
Making Of video here: https://youtu.be/lum2ntOzmJ0