Say Nothing posted:

ToxicSlurpee posted:

There are actually a few actors that have made careers out of the fact that they have weird genetic defects that make them look all creepy and weird. There's one guy that basically looks like a goblin.



There is no makeup involved. The guy genuinely looks like that. He isn't an A-list actor but the main thing that gets him work is that his resume includes "looks really loving weird." Apparently in most of his appearances they don't put makeup on him they just put him in front of a camera and that's that. His name is Michael Berryman, by the way.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Berryman

You've probably seen him in at least one movie.

Lamprey Cannon posted:

Telemaze posted:

Idgi. Looks like he's showing a scrapbook of the two of them, which is more sad than anything.

Unless he's been fibbing about them being together or something?

Scathach posted:

The secret is that while insects are everywhere, they're also super zen and totally capable of living side-by-side with everything else. Bugs rock.

TheDon01 posted:

Say Nothing posted:

I initially thought it was mercury thiocyanate.

SUPERMAN'S GAL PAL posted:

Regarding self-slamming doors: I've witnessed this once in a friend's old double-wide trailer home, had to do with open windows and sliding doors, wind outside, loose door hinges, and the air pressure in the house. Damnedest thing to see even when you know it's just a weird natural phenomenon.