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In the upcoming live action The Little Mermaid adaptation, Ariel is black. This is a reference to the fact that the actress who plays her, Halle Bailey, is black.
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In this scene from Morbius (2022), Morbius keeps his eyes closed. This is a reference to what you can do if you don't want to see any more Morbius memes.
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Dropped tikka masala at the store that shattered. Embarrassing and also looks like I violently shit myself
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There, now it's controversial in format as an antimeme again and has also become a stale and low-effort topic, draining the last vestige of enjoyment from any viewers in a desperate attempt to gain popular approval by co-opting the ideas of those who are actually creative. Also the title is too long
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LPT Request: How do I not interrupt people while they are speaking
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Found this ring in the middle of a forest. Do I take it?
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Ontario judge dismisses "puzzling" $1M libel action by anti-vaxx nurses
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If you could have Lucasfilm make a Star Wars show about any character… Who would you choose?
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Racist moments on SpongeBob compilation. “Remember that time . . .”
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I just got quite a bit of brown mystery sauce on my jeans from a weirdly juicy leaking Falafel wrap in public too! Thanks, I feel much better about myself after seeing how bad your pants looked.
As a Brit I have to say I find it kinda painful whenever SNL attempts to parody UK culture or personalities. The accents are usually insanely bad and the punchlines rely on broad stereotypes that feel very "route one". That being said I'm a big fan of SNL and have a lot of love for it.
Have you seen this one about Thatcher? It really surprised me, I couldn't believe how accurate it was for an American show.
So in the hospital sketch, Bowen Yang recites some kind of riddle about "I'm fast when I'm thin and slow when I'm fat," and Pascal responds with what sounds like "Ken doll," but that can't possibly be right. Any idea what he said?
Candle (sorry replied before I refreshed it to see all the answers to this already)
I remember in Adam Drivers monologue when he hosted that he said he was purposely drawing out his monologue so he didn’t have to do a transphobic sketch (or something like that) at the end of the show.
I remember someone asking about that episode here, and there was debate about whether he was actually referring to a real sketch or whether it was just criticising the transphobic history of the show. I would be curious to find out if anyone knows for sure.
Three hour is pretty standard in my experience. I'd be alarmed if there was anything shorter. A typical agenda might be (with rough, rough time estimates):
Thanks, I'm glad to know you can learn effectively in three-hour classes.
Three hour classes are pretty standard for improv. In fuller classes with up to 16 people, you need that much time to give everyone a chance to do the exercises and receive feedback.
Thanks, I was worried that a three hour regular class would be abnormal and maybe too exhausting for improvisation, but if it's standard then that sounds good!
For your next episode, could I suggest lowering the volume of the music? I found it hard to hear over the piano.
Almost every episode is uploaded to YouTube on unofficial accounts and in good quality you just need to go through all the scams
Thanks from Canada!
One trick I've noticed from well-spoken people is that when they start to say something but get cut off, either because a conversation partner speaks through their interjection or they themselves get interrupted, when they try again they rephrase their opener. For example, if they first try "You know, I was just told–" but are accidentally interrupted, they try again with "I heard the other day–" instead.
How do you feel about sashimi and spelunking?
Could anyone tell me where I could read the decision? I'm trying to get into the habit of reading the actual court documents along with media articles, only I don't know where to look. It's not linked in the cbc piece.
So it looks like they get uploaded
Thank you! I'll check back in a few days.
D.K., because he is so annoying and it's fun to harass your friends on multiple levels. I mimic his "voiceset" when winning or overtaking and it gets my friends so mad, it's hilarious.
Same for me with Daisy
Used to play Double Dash on gamecube and my dad would always pick Daisy and Peach because he just loved how they would race by an opponent, turn around and do a taunting little “ah-ah!”
Yes! Loved Daisy's taunting in Mario Party whenever I won against my twin brother in a mini game in Mario Party
I ordered some (dried) from Silk Road recently.
Online, or the tea store?
Sorry, online.
I do live in Richmond, so I'll remember it if I'm too busy to make a trip
They're probably mechanical keyboards, for gaming. They're for more precise button pressing, and usually come with cool backlighting.
Thanks! I'm so unskilled at video games that this sort of thing probably wouldn't make any difference, hadn't occurred to me that keyboards would be at all important.
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It seems unfair to call Lou the most childish when Iain from the same series expressly admitted in studio how embarrassed he was by his own behaviour. I personally don't think either of them went too far with their competitiveness and it was all in good fun, but even if childishness/pettiness is too much for you, she still shouldn't be the worst by that metric.
With such a small sample size and contestants' schedules they have to consider, it seems unreasonable to hold every specific series lineup to a standard ratio of gender and race. Series 14 and 15 have only one poc each and have a majority of men, but that's just two data points in an overall trend that has gotten much more diverse.
Dex Jettster. Not just his backstory but also some adventures helping out restaurant patrons. Something more episodic, a fun departure from dark tones, with opportunity for worldbuilding.
your speech is probably over but there really isn't anything better than an empty lecture hall
Someone I know keeps trying to convince me to study in empty classrooms, but I'm too nervous to go in when I'm not specifically invited. Managed to practice my speech though, and it went well! Thanks for the tip
I personally like the woods (e.g. by totem or chan) . Also noticed today that the upper floors of Vantage in Orchard are pretty empty, you could snag a classroom.
thanks!
If The Fault in Our Stars was a hallmark movie
You're all ignoring the real issue here: there are more plankton in the ocean than any other marine organism, but there's only one token plankton character. We need more cyanobacteria representation!
This reeks of BC
Guilty yeah
Are Canadians not bilingual anymore? I grew up with some Canadian friends and they were all fluent in French and English
Often anglophones don't end up learning or retaining much French, even from French immersion programs and French electives in school. I actually still know a fair bit myself because I've learned it since preschool and have half French heritage, but even I haven't had many opportunities to practice after graduating public high school.
In my house, if you've set your glass down, you assume a cat has drunk from it.