Watching Dune.
We came to the conclusion that the Voice is basically souped up Mom-Voice.

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Watching Dune.
We came to the conclusion that the Voice is basically souped up Mom-Voice.
PAUL DARROW: Well, isn’t Tarrant going to say, “Excuse me, but where did you get your hair done? While everybody is being killed?”
I thought “Assassin” DVD commentary by Jacqueline Pearce and Paul Darrow was the most fun and hilarious of them all. They were free from adult (i.e. producer’s or scriptwriter’s) supervision and were slagging Piri something fierce, chatting about braless gowns and gay glance makeup, and then PD made this really astute observation!
Indeed, how was Piri going to explain her new dominatrix outfit and penis hairdo to “dear sweet Tarrant”? Stupidest thing ever. :D
This is super random, but I don’t know why I never realised that the WA camera’s textures are so very blurry before the pictures I took previously!
I mean, smaller textures will certainly mean less space taken, but it’s kinda disturbing having everything else be more on the detailed side and then have your sim take out this thing out of thin air?
I just experimented a bit and well, it does look a bit better with bigger textures, especially since the camera is low poly.
It’s not super perfect and I have to redo the mask, but it’s already less of an eye-sore for me...
“Oh, hello there! A smile for the camera?”
Well, you tried...
Did you ever hit rock bottom of self loath and humiliation? Just to find unconditional love? It's beautiful.
The Sthavira nikāya, one of the early Buddhist schools from which the Theravada-tradition originates, emphasized sudden insight: "In the Sthaviravada [...] progress in understanding comes all at once, 'insight' (abhisamaya) does not come 'gradually' (successively - anapurva).
When Haruka composed HEAVENS GATE, she made this song originally for STARISH, last season. HEAVENS could pick any of the songs, but all of them were meant for 7 people. That’s why this version of the song sounds much better for us: because the number is finally right.