>> ^TheGenk:

This is great! Now apply this to prosthetics and a lot of people would be happy.
@<a rel="nofollow" href="http://videosift.com/member/DerHasisttot" title="member since May 11th, 2010" class="profilelink">DerHasisttot: so much for anonymous post day^^
</e^TheGenk:

This is great! Now apply this to prosthetics and a lot of people would be happy.
@<a rel="nofollow" href="http://videosift.com/member/DerHasisttot" title="member since May 11th, 2010" class="profilelink">DerHasisttot: so much for anonymous post day^^
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I posted this before the anonymous day was a glint in luckys eye.

This is great! Now apply this to prosthetics and a lot of people would be happy.

@DerHasisttot: so much for anonymous post day^^

>> ^Hanover_Phist:

Wow, what a bunch of tasteless comments for a terrific video of a brave little girl. She not only concurs her disability, but is brave enough to share it with you.
I imagine this video helps a lot of people in her shoes, who have recently lost an eye and now have to learn to live life a different way. She makes it look less scarey.


Nice comment, but my cynical side believes she did it to gross people out, no more, no less.

Thank you for doing what I cannot!
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Luckily you need a bronze star to downvote.

>> ^Mindfuck:

Downvoted because it was uploaded only due to a female doing it who isn't ugly. Also gross.

Luckily you need a bronze star to downvote.

>> ^Mindfuck:

Downvoted because it was uploaded only due to a female doing it who isn't ugly. Also gross.

>> ^Hanover_Phist:

Wow, what a bunch of tasteless comments for a terrific video of a brave little girl. She not only concurs her disability, but is brave enough to share it with you.
I imagine this video helps a lot of people in her shoes, who have recently lost an eye and now have to learn to live life a different way. She makes it look less scarey.


Wow, that was patronising.

I thought the same thing, hence my post abut "claiming ownership."

Thank you for posting a more coherent statement.

One thing... she isn't a little girl. She is a woman. It's odd to be so happy to read your comment, whilst cringing at that phrase.

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Wow, what a bunch of tasteless comments for a terrific video of a brave little girl. She not only concurs her disability, but is brave enough to share it with you.

I imagine this video helps a lot of people in her shoes, who have recently lost an eye and now have to learn to live life a different way. She makes it look less scarey.

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Only if she took it out first, it could double as a contraceptive.>> ^Ti_Moth:

I would.

IMO, the best (and most imaginative) practical effects / creature(s) are in John Carpenter's The Thing. Hands down. Rob Bottin really out did himself on that one.

@ Sagemind - WETA is a superior effects company. I find it amusing that Peter Jackson started out baking alien masks in his mum's kitchen oven. Which reminds me, another great prosthetic effects movie is Braindead (aka Dead Alive).