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Tasteful Dickpic posted:Isn't that Alex Steacy, off internet sketch comedy troupe LoadingReadyRun? Correct, also my irl best friend except I don't watch LRR at all so I never know what he's up to "professionally" which results in me sending him pictures of him self saying he sure looks like this guy.
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Baronjutter posted:Correct, also my irl best friend except I don't watch LRR at all so I never know what he's up to "professionally" which results in me sending him pictures of him self saying he sure looks like this guy. You should, they do some real funny stuff and I've been a fan of theirs for years. LRR mostly streams these days but their youtube stuff is pretty accessable short skits and a silly news show alongside their podcasts. They have a biweekly hour and a half live show as well that goes up pretty quickly after recording, too
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FreudianSlippers posted:All music written before 1920 is classical music. Except if it was for or by poor people then it's folk music. Heck you can go on a streaming music service and find "classical music" from the present. Anything that's got a conductor up in front of an orchestra counts now.
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Powaqoatse posted:holy gently caress https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVcAyEMM4Cc
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Intoluene posted:You should, they do some real funny stuff and I've been a fan of theirs for years. I've seen some of their bits and shows, it's just not exactly my bag. I feel like a bad friend for not liking it. A lot of their stuff comes across as the sort of nerd-media sponsored-hype stuff the red letter media guys make fun of. I do enjoy Alex and Cam though they have good chemistry when they make things and Cam is a cool guy who actually can hold a conversation not about anime or video games or magic cards. Their new office is like right next to my work so I pop over to bug alex from time to time. Graham is also my neighbour. Small town I guess.
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The collective term for nieces and nephews is niblings.
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Purple trillium posted:The collective term for nieces and nephews is niblings. I'm pretty sure this is a recent made-up term rather than some ~official~ dictionary-listed word and I hate it. It sounds so stupid, argh.
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SirSlarty posted:It's based on Dance of the Cygnets from Swan Lake by Tchaikovsky Whosampled.com is always the best resource for going down musical rabbit holes like this.
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SirSlarty posted:It's based on Dance of the Cygnets from Swan Lake by Tchaikovsky Ballet looks really goofy, to me.
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cyberia posted:I'm pretty sure this is a recent made-up term rather than some ~official~ dictionary-listed word and I hate it. It sounds so stupid, argh. Where do you think the words in the dictionary come from?
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cyberia posted:I'm pretty sure this is a recent made-up term rather than some ~official~ dictionary-listed word and I hate it. It sounds so stupid, argh. This is starting to sound like it could start a derail for several pages, but you'd expect the wrong of the nibling to be pretty epic.
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:This is starting to sound like it could start a derail for several pages, but you'd expect the wrong of the nibling to be pretty epic. gently caress edit: Pookah posted:Gotterdamm Memento has a new favorite as of 12:46 on Jun 13, 2017 |
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:This is starting to sound like it could start a derail for several pages, but you'd expect the wrong of the nibling to be pretty epic. Gotterdamm
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As long as we're on a music sampling derail I'll share this piece of history. https://youtu.be/5SaFTm2bcac
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Knew what that was before I even opened it. Good stuff, heard that sample a million times in the late '90s; I wondered if Liam Howlett would have a career without it 
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rydiafan posted:As long as we're on a music sampling derail I'll share this piece of history. Sad thing is the drummer of the Amen Break died broke and homeless in the street.
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cyberia posted:I'm pretty sure this is a recent made-up term rather than some ~official~ dictionary-listed word and I hate it. It sounds so stupid, argh. 1951
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Melody reuse? Time to make sure this gets posted again in case someone hasn't seen it https://youtu.be/JdxkVQy7QLM
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There is no 'n' in restaurateur.
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Jun 15, 2017 21:43
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Bogan King posted:There is no 'n' in restaurateur.
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For some reason I was convinced for years that in the movie Mouse Hunt, the actor playing Nathan Lane's character's brother was Jon Cryer. It's not, it's Lee Evans. To be fair, I haven't seen the movie since I was a kid, but now I totally have false memories of Jon Cryer being in it.
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Describing someone or something making a Bee line isnt actually about bees, when you write the letter "B" you start with a straight line which is the shortest distance between two points.
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MariusLecter posted:Describing someone or something making a Bee line isnt actually about bees, when you write the letter "B" you start with a straight line which is the shortest distance between two points. No, it's about bees. e: You're taking the piss aren't you?
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FAKE NEWS
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Jerry Cotton posted:No, it's about bees.
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Strudel Man posted:But bees don't travel in straight lines. They bumble around. So?
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Uh hello jerry? You're talking to the literal hive mind and you can't piece this together?
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Shart is when you make a pretty poo
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Rob Thomas (from Matchbox 20) and Rob Thomas (television producer/director/writer) are two different people.
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DavidAlltheTime posted:Shart is when you make a pretty poo No it's when you fart while shitposting.
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Saturday has the word "turd" in it.
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Tony Snark posted:Saturday has the word "turd" in it. 
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FELD1 posted:Rob Thomas (from Matchbox 20) and Rob Thomas (television producer/director/writer) are two different people. On a similar note, Jared Leto is both the memetic 'so insane' actor and the lead singer of 30 Seconds to Mars.
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Tony Snark posted:Saturday has the word "turd" in it. Smartwatch has 'twat'
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Let me tell you guys about a town called Scunthorpe...
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ishikabibble posted:On a similar note, Does anyone even know that band without having read about on his wikipedia or something?
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Powaqoatse posted:Does anyone even know that band without having read about on his wikipedia or something? They had a song that was used for the trailer to that owl movie
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Powaqoatse posted:Does anyone even know that band without having read about on his wikipedia or something? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thirty_Seconds_to_Mars quote:The band achieved worldwide fame with the release of their second album A Beautiful Lie (2005), which received multiple certifications all over the world, including platinum in the United States. quote:As of September 2014, the band had sold over 15 million albums worldwide.[1] I mostly remember them being popular like a decade ago. When I was in middle school.
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Memento posted:Let me tell you guys about a town called Scunthorpe... Fun side note: when I used to be soundguy for a music venue, one of our regular (and very popular) acts was a group from Scunthorpe. My boss, who handled promotion, was always frustrated by sending out press releases to local papers and tv/radio stations via email or online submission forms, only to have them bounced back by bots for containing "vulgar language". fake edit: huh, seems like we weren't the only one with that issue: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scunthorpe_problem There's some interesting examples in that article. Maybe the Stuff I Just Figured Out is that I never got a call on some job applications because putting Magna Cum Laude on my resume got it tossed for potentially being a  reference!
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