In preparing for her role of "herself", Elizabeth Holmes watched Ex Machina for a month on repeat and dedicated to making it her personality as she was told it was less disturbing than how she actually presents herself.
My take is that being the guy in the band famous for that one song in Halo 2, he also enjoyed the game and the fact that you could see Master Chief's legs in that game where most games tend not to render the entire body in first person. My guess is that he's made that his personality since then.
I wanna say it goes back to golden age Hollywood movies where they want to hint to the audience that a character has a sinister motive or agenda that isn't immediately known to the other characters in the scene.
Recent uses of it make it a lot more obvious that the character that says it is up to no good. As you mentioned, South Park had used it quite a bit. I remember it coming up in Community too. I don't remember which episode, but I wanna say Britta uses it in a meta way that the other characters immediately recognize she's planning to sabotage the situation.
me and a buddy came to an agreement years ago: slutty Halloween costumes are only ok if the person clearly looks like Bugs Bunny in the slutty costume.
In preparing for her role of "herself", Elizabeth Holmes watched Ex Machina for a month on repeat and dedicated to making it her personality as she was told it was less disturbing than how she actually presents herself.
Someone check Melania for webbed feet. Chestnuts ARE lazy though.
My take is that being the guy in the band famous for that one song in Halo 2, he also enjoyed the game and the fact that you could see Master Chief's legs in that game where most games tend not to render the entire body in first person. My guess is that he's made that his personality since then.
Don't forget he invented the jet fuel that melted the steel beams.
That's his hole. Drr... Drr... Drr...
Also shitting himself. If he could do that so hard that he goes into the forever sleep, I think it would benefit the world greatly.
Fujifilm enjoyers bypassing all the drama
🎶 good bye horses 🎶
I wanna say it goes back to golden age Hollywood movies where they want to hint to the audience that a character has a sinister motive or agenda that isn't immediately known to the other characters in the scene.
Recent uses of it make it a lot more obvious that the character that says it is up to no good. As you mentioned, South Park had used it quite a bit. I remember it coming up in Community too. I don't remember which episode, but I wanna say Britta uses it in a meta way that the other characters immediately recognize she's planning to sabotage the situation.
fire can't go through doors stupid! it's not ghosts!
what a coincidean
me and a buddy came to an agreement years ago: slutty Halloween costumes are only ok if the person clearly looks like Bugs Bunny in the slutty costume.
goon platoon
3 Democrats considered great, Clinton getting average recognition, neither of the Bushes get a mention, no Reagan.
Bravo! this is quite the shitty post
Wasn't even Daft Punk. It's some mainstream hip hop song and the whole thing I guess is a rip off of a Tiger Woods tiktok meme.
That image is definitely a mock up, possibly AI. But it's a real logo for a Japanese food chain in Russia.
Idaho is the potato state for a reason. That reason is that potatoes have a longer life expectancy than their children on average.
Waiting for the hotshot lawyer who finds a way for a federal agency to bulldoze Mar-a-lago
Canada should respond by recognizing it as Lake Inferior
we're back in the 90s and any song that uses synthesized instruments is "techno"
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