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zedprime posted:You mean earth is not shaped like a titty? It’s shaped like two titties, back to back.
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Dross posted:JavaScript is fine. Any language can be used poorly. All you have to do to avoid type coercion is … not do it. It has objects but no classes. It has objects, but no classes! This is not fine! This is the opposite of fine! Yes hello I have a piece of fruit here. Is it an apple? A banana? Nobody goddamn knows. I have a machine that I call my "car", which I can drive, but if I try to open the boot I fall through it into a black hole. E: it's like those guys whose job it is to climb those ridiculously high telecommunications towers to do maintenance, or chemists working with compounds that are actively trying to kill them. It's not a job I could do, but somebody has to do it, so if it's something you can handle and it's your job then more power to you. I'd go stark raving mad. Hyperlynx has a new favorite as of 23:53 on Nov 26, 2021 |
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3d characters are animated by pairing a model to a skeleton of joints and manipulating it with controls. The control at the hips/lower spine is always called the cog and it's taken me almost a decade animating to realize that it's because it's the Center Of Gravity.
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Hyperlynx posted:It has objects but no classes. It has objects, but no classes! This is not fine! This is the opposite of fine! Okay the car boot part made me laugh. I come from a more functional programming mindset as opposed to OO, so passing around objects with methods isn’t something I do. I do use javascript’s “classes” but only to declare shapes of input/output datatypes with only static values.
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Dross posted:Okay the car boot part made me laugh. I come from a more functional programming mindset as opposed to OO, so passing around objects with methods isn’t something I do. I do use javascript’s “classes” but only to declare shapes of input/output datatypes with only static values. Cool! Functional programming languages melt my brain. We did Lisp for a bit back at uni and I might as well have been trying to draw the floor plan of an Escher house.
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I only knew Jerry Orbach from Law & Order so I was very surprised to learn about his literal decades of Broadway experience. (yes in retrospect actors don't spontaneously generate in their sixties or whatever, they usually have "prior experience" and all that but I was like three when he started on  so he was Lennie Brisco for literally my entire childhood)Anyway he was Billy Flynn in the original run of Chicago and its blowing my mind.
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R. Lee Ermey and Dennis Farina didn't start acting until their mid thirties, and both got into it from being technical consultants first. Neither of them really had a breakout performance until they were in their forties.
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Jerry Orbach was the candlestick Lumiere in Beauty and the Beast.
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YggiDee posted:Billy Flynn in Chicago I GoogledTM it because I had no idea what the part was like, and apparently everyone and their dog has played Billy Flynn in Chicago. I guess it's a popular play.
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Sydney Greenstreet was 62 years old, diabetic, and 300lbs when he debuted in The Maltese Falcon.
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Torquemada posted:Sydney Greenstreet was 62 years old, diabetic, and 300lbs when he debuted in The Maltese Falcon. That was just his film debut. He'd been diabetic and 300lbs (whatever that is) on stage for years. e: 136kg? Today he would wear an American XL. 3D Megadoodoo has a new favorite as of 22:05 on Nov 28, 2021 |
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3D Megadoodoo posted:That was just his film debut. He'd been diabetic and 300lbs (whatever that is) on stage for years.
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Ellie Trashcakes posted:charles de gout pro tier username
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3D Megadoodoo posted:I GoogledTM it because I had no idea what the part was like, and apparently everyone and their dog has played Billy Flynn in Chicago. I guess it's a popular play. It's the second longest running Broadway show, between Phantom of the Opera and the Lion King. So it's pretty popular.
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I forgot what a hideous character design monsieur Jetson was.
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Tree Bucket posted:I forgot what a hideous character design monsieur Jetson was. Post your picture
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Milo and POTUS posted:Post your picture 
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The French word for valve is "soupape" soup ape I know it's not pronounced that way and I do not care
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The chorus of Judas Priest's "Grinder" goes: "Grinder! Looking for meat Grinder! Wants you to eat" I just realised he means "wants to eat you", and not "wants that you should eat a meal (of meat the grinder has ground up for you?)" also lol Grindr: Looking For Meat
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Hyperlynx posted:also lol Is Rob Halford some kind of time-travelling homo-God ? Rhetorical question, obviously yes
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I knew Robert Redford played the Sundance Kid and that he founded Sundance but somehow I did not connect the two until I watched the movie.
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Grinder is a common term for a sub in New England, so I'll take Rob Halford at his word and conclude that the man just wanted a sandwich.
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FreudianSlippers posted:Why are there so many conflicting terms for sub? You expect one to become dominant?
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exquisite tea posted:Grinder is a common term for a sub in New England, so I'll take Rob Halford at his word and conclude that the man just wanted a sandwich. But he's from Old England, though.
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What is old is new again.
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Thus of old: Thus of old vs. Thus of now Thus of now: Thus of old, thus also of now! 
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I only found out earlier this week, from a Simpsons-themed podcast, that The Beatles wrote and performed that God-awful Birthday song. You know the one I mean...they always play it on, say, a Clear Channel/iHeartRadio radio station when the "DJ" is listing off what celebrities have birthdays that day. If you think you don't know it...you do... They say it's your birthday Well, it's my birthday too, yeah They say it's your birthday We're gonna have a good time I'm glad it's your birthday Happy birthday to you I had always assumed it was some random, cheapo no-name in-studio band that performed it for the sheer purpose of radio and TV having a cheaper "birthday song" so they could avoid paying royalties for "Happy Birthday."
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The Beatles wrote like 700 songs, a lot of them good, and also a lot of stinkers.
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The White Album definitely has some of their best and worst songs on it. Should never have been a double album
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Failed Imagineer posted:The White Album definitely has some of their best and worst songs on it. Should never have been a double album Yeah I was gonna say exactly that, when you sort it out it could basically be one album that's in their top two or three, and a second album that's mostly garbage they shat out.
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DrBouvenstein posted:I only found out earlier this week, from a Simpsons-themed podcast, that The Beatles wrote and performed that God-awful Birthday song. My dad is a huge Beetles fan and would play that for everybody's birthday. I like that song.  Good memories.
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I think Paul just wanted to see if he was big enough to write the new birthday song and have it replace the traditional one.
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Turns out they were bigger than Jesus but not bigger than Happy Birthday.
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Baron von Eevl posted:I think Paul just wanted to see if he was big enough to write the new birthday song and have it replace the traditional one. That might have worked if the lyrics didn't sound like, made up as they went along. As if a room full of people went around each adding a line to a non-birthday song. "Today... is your birthday!" "It's my birthday... too!" "We're uh, gonna have a good time, yeah!" "I'm GLAD it's your birthday!"
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Brawnfire posted:That might have worked if the lyrics didn't sound like, made up as they went along. As if a room full of people went around each adding a line to a non-birthday song. Yeah, it's not actually one of the songs I super hate, but it definitely feels like a jam session they just went with. It certainly feels like it belongs on one of the outtake collections instead of an actual album though.
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