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morestuff posted:Chicago has some of the most openly racist people I've ever met and I grew up in South Carolina Chicago's western and northwest suburbs are basically WhiteFlightInAmerica.txt. Black populations in those areas are generally around 3 - 4 percent at the absolute most, and in some places that's being generous -- in college I very briefly dated a girl from Barrington, which is this ridiculously wealthy northwest suburb, and while we were driving around town one day she said to me, "Hm, that's odd." "What?" *points at a car being driven by a black man* "We don't usually see those people around here." That night when I went home I found out that Barrington's black population was like 0.4 percent. I think I broke up with her the next day when I realized that I was dating an awful human being.
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Night Mind really needs to work on his studio levels
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BENGHAZI 2 posted:yeah i need to compile those into a google doc cool added this my gdrive. thx mr. eye
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glam rock hamhock posted:Night Mind really needs to work on his studio levels he really needs to do a new fuckin video MacheteZombie posted:cool added this my gdrive. thx mr. eye np homie, gonna edit it this weekend probably and pretty it up a bit
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Timby posted:Chicago's western and northwest suburbs are basically WhiteFlightInAmerica.txt. Black populations in those areas are generally around 3 - 4 percent at the absolute most, and in some places that's being generous -- in college I very briefly dated a girl from Barrington, which is this ridiculously wealthy northwest suburb, and while we were driving around town one day she said to me, "Hm, that's odd." Shoulda dated one of them Oak Park girls, my man. https://www.wbez.org/shows/curious-...ca-6bc7a4430702 Slugworth fucked around with this message at 19:38 on Jan 13, 2017 |
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Jan 13, 2017 19:36
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BENGHAZI 2 posted:yeah i need to compile those into a google doc Thank you Dickeye. Now to turn this into a youtube-dl script...
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HUNDU THE BEAST GOD posted:Thank you Dickeye. Now to turn this into a youtube-dl script... if you copy it in jdownloader it'll parse the links automatically
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BENGHAZI 2 posted:if you copy it in jdownloader it'll parse the links automatically Youre the fuckin man
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Lil Mama Im Sorry posted:Youre the fuckin man i only know this because in the process of copying the quotes over jdownloader parsed a bunch because i didnt stop them in time really you should use jdownloader anyway for downloading youtube links because it lets you select video quality and format
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HUNDU THE BEAST GOD posted:Thank you Dickeye. Now to turn this into a youtube-dl script... I didn't even think about doing this...
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MacheteZombie posted:I didn't even think about doing this... http://jdownloader.org/jdownloader2
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haha yeah I went to the jdownloader site, on a work comp though so i can't actually download it and use it right now. Thanks for the link though, good looking out.
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therattle posted:The chance of somebody reading your script at 120 pages is considerably higher than if it's at 160. If I open a script and it's longer than 120 my heart sinks. So you can have it at 160, but it's a self-indulgence. The pragmatic thing to do would be to cut it down, and keep a longer version for yourself containing the beats that you (and probably really only you) want to retain. I think my biggest issue is I need a collaborator. Without someone to work with I kinda flop around like a fish, not knowing what to do. Ya know?
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Timby posted:Chicago's western and northwest suburbs are basically WhiteFlightInAmerica.txt. Black populations in those areas are generally around 3 - 4 percent at the absolute most, and in some places that's being generous -- in college I very briefly dated a girl from Barrington, which is this ridiculously wealthy northwest suburb, and while we were driving around town one day she said to me, "Hm, that's odd." The company I work for was based out of Barrington when I was brought on. It's apparently one of the richest zip codes in the U.S., though the town is pretty button-down. I guess a lot of people live in sprawling estates outside the downtown area. For what it's worth the locals I knew there were typically well-meaning but old-money to the core and sort of clueless. They've since sold the company to some Southside bros that live up to all the worst stereotypes, basically being pieces of poo poo and hiding behind "just busting balls." One of the new owners randomly started drawing Sambo while I was having a work conversation with him. This morning I got called a human being for eating one donut instead of two If you know someone hiring let me know
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morestuff posted:This morning I got called a human being for eating one donut instead of two
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Finally watched Whiplash. What a fuckin' ride! That final scene, way to end of a crescendo
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morestuff posted:If you know someone hiring let me know I live in Wisconsin, haven't called Illinois my residence since 2003, sorry. 
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morestuff posted:One of the new owners randomly started drawing Sambo while I was having a work conversation with him.  The donut thing is kind of funny out of context, but this is really hosed up.
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FreudianSlippers posted:Like a parking lot? So Harris liked heavy metal and parking lots? morestuff posted:One of the new owners randomly started drawing Sambo while I was having a work conversation with him. This morning I got called a human being for eating one donut instead of two That new Jordan Peele movie is seeming a lot less farfetched now I Before E fucked around with this message at 21:13 on Jan 13, 2017 |
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To me, the Sambo thing is funny because I kind of imagine it like in a movie/TV show where someone is absent mindedly drawing something & it helps them come to some grand conclusion except it's a racist dumbass so at the end he just looks and it's like...
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if that was some part of a psychological inventory that guy might have had a break through
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Hat Thoughts posted:To me, the Sambo thing is funny because I kind of imagine it like in a movie/TV show where someone is absent mindedly drawing something & it helps them come to some grand conclusion except it's a racist dumbass so at the end he just looks and it's like... It's more like Ray Smuckles drawing the sourdough.
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morestuff posted:This morning I got called a human being for eating one donut instead of two You should show up in drag tomorrow and eat all the donuts in front of everyone.
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I Before E posted:It's more like Ray Smuckles drawing the sourdough. Now draw a Nintendo.
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Budgie Jumping posted:You should show up in drag tomorrow and eat all the donuts in front of everyone. Or find a baker who's willing to make donuts that look like buttholes with eclairs/long johns that are, well you get it by now.
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morestuff posted:This morning I got called a human being for eating one donut instead of two Was it a French cruller?
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Gorman Thomas posted:Holy moly I'm an hour into Metropolis (Kino restoration) and how the gently caress did Lang make this film in nineteen goddamn twenty-seven. It was one of the most expensive films ever made and at least the most expensive German film. Part of why the effects look great has to do with everything using in-camera multiple exposures, projections, and miniatures. Magic Hate Ball posted:The beauty of M is that it's more visually inventive, clever, and efficient than most movies made today. The great thing about M and even The Testament of Dr. Mabuse is that Lang's style from his 20s work translates perfectly into sound films. I found that early sound films outside the US tended to be more inventive because they didn't have the strain of just rushing stuff out. Also, Fritz Lang still had a gigantic reputation as an artist, despite the failure of Metropolis. Spies and Woman in the Moon were both vastly more successful films. Hat Thoughts posted:Everyone is their avatar, factually. This is true. (Though, I'm Daffy) Uncle Boogeyman posted:I was gonna say Metropolis, but actually I can't remember if that was his #1 favorite or not. I know him and Goebbels liked it a lot. Stalin loved MGM musicals. Also, Kim Jong Il was obsessed with Daffy Duck. (Also, Trump's favorite movie is Citizen Kane, which is a bucket of hilarity right there) Uncle Boogeyman posted:For all I'm talking about how it's one of my favorite movies, I still haven't seen the fully restored 2 1/2 hour version, just the 2 hour Kino version from the early 2000s and the Moroder version. The Moroder cut is entertaining on its own, but the 2010 restoration is magnificent. The near-complete cut now has all these story arcs that go somewhere now, plus the Gottfried Huppertz score is otherworldly. It makes absolute sense that a film like Metropolis has a Wagnerian score rather than anything futuristic, because that's the whole point of the film. It takes place in the future, but the core of society is back in medieval times. Babysitter Super Sleuth posted:According to Wikipedia the last straw was The testament of Dr. Mabuse getting banned by the nazi party, along with him realizing what way the wind was blowing. He was asked to be head of UFA by Goebbels shortly after Mabuse was banned. Lang left for France shortly after, leaving his wife Thea von Harbou (who was a Nazi supporter). Also, it gets stranger. Von Harbou was previously romantically involved with both Rudolf Klein-Rogge (who plays Rotwang in Metropolis, as well as Dr. Mabuse in both the 1922 film and Testament), as well as Gottfried Huppertz later. Lang's first wife committed suicide. I get the sense that Lang was a difficult person to be around.
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Egbert Souse posted:(Also, Trump's favorite movie is Citizen Kane, which is a bucket of hilarity right there) He's almost surely never seen it.
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Dude looked almost obscenely German He even had a monocle and his name was Fritz for crying out loud.
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Detective No. 27 posted:Now draw a Nintendo. Well first I (USER WAS PROBATED FOR THIS POST)
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Anonymous Robot posted:He's almost surely never seen it. This is the first thought I had as well. "Listen, I just love Fredo in Citizen Kane, a real American success story"
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Anonymous Robot posted:He's almost surely never seen it. From what I can figure he has seen it and even gets it to a degree but he is incapable of applying what he understands to his own life
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I fully believe Trump's favorite movie is Citizen Kane and he's actually seen it. He just completely loving missed the point. Which is funny since Orson Welles was pretty much was alt-left before it was cool. All his movies are about the corruption of power and authority on people.
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Self-knowledge really means zip
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FreudianSlippers posted:Dude looked almost obscenely German Due respect for pulling off a bowtie.
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Egbert Souse posted:It was one of the most expensive films ever made and at least the most expensive German film. Part of why the effects look great has to do with everything using in-camera multiple exposures, projections, and miniatures. His nice guy routine in Contempt is extremely unbelieveable. When he politely criticizes the lead's treatment of the film you can just tell how hard he's acting, the real fritz would just lay into the guy.
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X-Ray Pecs posted:I hope the pictures are three-dimensional, so blind people will be able to share in this information. That way, we won't need eyes to see! I forgot about this and it's only vaguely coming back.
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Hat Thoughts posted:To me, the Sambo thing is funny because I kind of imagine it like in a movie/TV show where someone is absent mindedly drawing something & it helps them come to some grand conclusion except it's a racist dumbass so at the end he just looks and it's like... 
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The last little swipe he does at the end is such a perfect detail.
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Hey everyoneeeeeeee. Still chugging along in pre, I know I sent the draft of our script to people and got no responses. So if it is terrible please let me know or if you want to read it, e-mail me at daumounkhakpour@gmail.com Also, who likes sour beers?
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