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They can’t seem to get it right 2 comments
lucky11
· 3 years ago
I think this was discussed once about why we see college age or older acting as high school age. The gist was that good young actors are harder to come by and actors at college age and beyond tend to have more skill. So to fill parts it's just plain easier to get a bunch of okay college actors since their skill level is about the same as a really good younger actor. It can be done, all kinds of shows use actual kid actors but if you have an easier and possibly cheaper method producers will go for it.
Sep 16, 1810. Scientists posing proudly after having finally inventing Mexico 6 comments
lucky11
· 3 years ago
The information would still need a computer interface otherwise you'd never be able to tell the glass what info to store. The glass would be acting like an external hard drive. So all you would need to do is hack the computers and then you have access to the hard drive windows.
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Vocables 4 comments
lucky11
· 3 years ago
If you really think I would make all those noises when I read this....then you would be right.
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Just us boys being boys 4 comments
lucky11
· 3 years ago
No see that's where your wrong. 25 year old guys are acting like 25 year old guys. Just because it's something a 12 year old guy would do doesn't make it something only a 12 year old would do.
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I do miss those ways 6 comments
lucky11
· 3 years ago
My favourite part is that Zoro exercises in his room. On his ship. He's got several tons of weights in his room. On board a wooden ship.
The bats get a bad rap 11 comments
lucky11
· 3 years ago
Bat's have a bad rap? You know I don't think I've ever heard someone say anything really negative about bats. I think it's their association with vampires so everyone is assuming they have a bad rap but don't actually think they're bad. Which means they don't actually have a bad rap. It's really quite amusing to think about.
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Sep 16, 1810. Scientists posing proudly after having finally inventing Mexico 6 comments
lucky11
· 3 years ago
For anyone interested here's the actual reason two guys are holding a pane of glass: https://statnano.com/news/67940/Windows-Become-Transparent-Solar-Panels-with-Added-Nanoparticles
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Based man 1 comments
No need to thank me 2 comments
lucky11
· 3 years ago
I'm not positive but I think it has to do with the implied "you". Don't dare can mean a completely different thing so it can't have the implied you and mean the same thing. Whereas do not dare can have the implied you and still mean the same thing. So the sentences "Do not dare, (insert something you can do)" and "Don't you dare, (insert something you can do)" mean the same thing. But without the you Don't you dare becomes Don't dare which means to not dare, not not to do something but instead to simply not dare.
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I mean you don't want dirt in your house right? 7 comments
lucky11
· 3 years ago
Umm, American here and we always took our shoes off when we got home. Many of us do. I'd say it's just as common as not.
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Good job Mexico 7 comments
lucky11
· 3 years ago
So not to put a downer on this cause it is cool but Mexico also had indentured servitude until it was outlawed in 1915. Many of the rich former slave owners in Mexico just continued slavery in this way. There were protections in place for peons but if you didn't know what they were or had a police force that would enforce them in many places it was practically the same except it was "legal" and not "slavery".
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contin 1 comments
*vomits* 3 comments
lucky11
· 3 years ago
The funny thing about societal standards is that they are completely reliant upon the majority. The exceptions are never the rule. One person is never going to "f-up" a societal standard and you're nothing more than a moron for thinking you will. You deserve everything you get when you try that approach. Societal standards can only be changed gradually by determined effort without, and this is an important without, alienating the majority.
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From a letter he wrote in 1792 1 comments
lucky11
· 3 years ago
Not a great sentiment but no context is given either. Washington was a product of his time. Stumbled across this good paper which attempts to provide some light based on the society and culture of the time in which Washington was alive. https://chnm.gmu.edu/courses/henriques/hist615/gwslav.htm It doesn't seek to condemn or exonerate Washington but merely tries to provide some needed context.
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This razor blade ad in Germany 5 comments
lucky11
· 3 years ago
But birds land with their feet not their bellies. Why aren't their feet cut?
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Pollen: I'm about to ruin this man's will to live 2 comments
lucky11
· 3 years ago
It's actually amusing. My seasonal allergies were pretty bad but since I had covid they've practically disappeared.
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Who you gonna fall? - Ghostbusters 2016 5 comments
Freedom land1776 has left the chat 3 comments
lucky11
· 3 years ago
Don't forget about the crazy uncle that kept replacing all our luggage with "new" and "cool" stuff.
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A quick reminder 4 comments
lucky11
· 3 years ago
Given that we can't do that at the moment the only way we're traveling anywhere is with outside help so my point still stands.
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Operation Pony Point South, circa ???????? 5 comments
lucky11
· 3 years ago
See this is what your squad mates and platoon mates are for. If you can't count on them to braid your hair how can you count on them to watch your back in a fire fight. They are your brothers and sisters.
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Daily dose of history, part 34 4 comments
lucky11
· 3 years ago
There used to be a solid gold cap stone and the entire thing was plastered to make it smooth. Granted is was nothing that a few thieves and couple of millennia couldn't cure though.
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Basically DiTF, Evangelion and Gundam Seed 1 comments
lucky11
· 3 years ago
Either I'm not remembering it correctly or I was oblivious but I don't remember GundamZ having much of that.
A quick reminder 4 comments
lucky11
· 3 years ago
Unless of course they have exobiologists or exodoctors. Presumably any society that can travel the distances between the stars would have them.
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