Oh boo-hoo. Don’t have a hissy fit.


https://www.masterclass.com/articles/what-is-cgi#what-is-computergenerated-imagery

From above….
“ 4. Special effects: CGI can alter the color and intensity of light, changing the appearance of an actor’s face or body in a shot. It can also simulate environmental effects, like rain storms or cloudy skies. CGI can also age or de-age an actor in post-production.”

Are you the layman you speak of?

No face shield, no dark glass with welding? I wonder how cloudy his eye lenses are going to be and how many holes he's gonna burn in his retinas...

"Pretty cloudy." LOL

Is there ever any sunshine in your perpetually cloudy skies ?

Pay attention to the sky. Sunny, cloudy, rainy, etc.

So these two Jews are in Dachau looking at all the scenes of torture and death surrounding them when one cries out "Oh God, this can't get any worse!" Just then, the cloudy heavens open up and it starts raining scorpions.

"Thank you, God!" he cries out in joy.

"Why are you thanking God for THIS?" the other Jew asks in despair.

"Because -- free scorpions!" he replies.


Your turn, Bob.

I generally loathe getting outside in the winter, but that would probably do it for a while. So it's just down to impurities then? I've never seen such clear ice on a lake so I just assumed all lakes froze cloudy.

@VoodooV: "Every one of these youtube crusaders are comfortably enjoying the perks of a system they despise."

What perks? Like roads and firemen? You know, it's not like we couldn't have those things without government. And those kinds of services are only a small portion of the federal budget. In fact, from all the excise taxes collected on gasoline, tobacco and alcohol, they'd cover the roads completely, which costs around $60 billion annually. In fact, things like the EPA, Dept. of Trans, NASA, Dept. of Edu, all cost less than the revenue the federal government categorizes as "other." Look it up: http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/budget/historicals

So what about all the wars and militarism? Is that, too, a perk? And the prison industrial complex that locks up 1% of our population? What are these perks you speak of?

Even Ayn Rand took gov't assistance.

I love it when statists bring this up. I personally am not an Objectivist, and find lots of flaws with their ideology, but this is a cheap blow. Obviously it shows the economic illiteracy of most statists. For one, she's forced to pay into social security, so therefore why shouldn't she receive some of it back? And second, if you spend more than a couple seconds reading about U.S. monetary policy, you'd know that the purchasing power of the dollar is reduced over time due to inflation, and hence savings are always impacted. This should alarm you instead of excite you.

The whole thing is infested with logical fallacies: false equivalencies, ad homs, strawmen, and even a no true scotsman thrown in for shits and giggles.

By all means don't take any time to point out which things he said were these things. No, that'd be helpful, and we wouldn't want to cloudy any appeals to emotion with pesky things like fact and well thought out rebuttals.

they spend all this time criticizing the problems of gov't and NEVER ONCE demonstrate how it would work without these systems.

I think there are plenty who do. It's just that statists don't accept those answers, or any answers that don't emulate the current status quo systems they're accustomed to. I'm not interested in replacing public schools with another bureaucracy.

That's wrong. Women doing similar jobs to men make 96 cents on the dollar
(still bad). But Oliver is arguing that men and women doing dissimilar jobs should make the same amount.

Here's the problem with that: It would force men doing similar jobs as women to make a lot less. For example, if you've ever worked in a game studio, you'll notice that 95% of all engineers are men, while for artists the split is 50-50(ish). Assuming engineers make twice the rate of artists, in order to achieve gender equality you'd have to mandate that female artists make nearly the same amount as engineers, while male artists would not. Once you include the extra cost of education for engineers, it makes the issue very cloudy.

So while I think that gender wage equality is an important goal, it is a terrible mandate.

Cloudy with a chance of run away.

I wonder how much Nike paid for product placement in the scene where the messenger runs from Marathon to Athens and shouts "Sneakers!" while his hard, chiseled abs glint in the dim grey cloudy sunlight... then collapses in glory.

>> ^Cloudy:

Hey you THIEF! Nice idea with the bell. Just when did you come to my comedy show, steal my idea and try to pass it off as yours? I've been doing that for 14 years in this country you scumbag. There are thousands of people that KNOW that that's my OWN ORIGINAL IDEA. Get a life dipshit. Make up something of you OWN. All those places you did it are the same places I talk about on stage and more importantly do it in real life everyday DICKHEAD!!!!!!! I guess you'll be getting a house type phone next, and answering it when someone's mobile phone rings HUH. WANKER! If you want me to post 1 of the dozens of videos of me talking about how I do that on this sight, I will. They go back years. Take it down SHITHEAD. It's NOT your idea. Cloudy!!!!!!!!!!!


i am good in english, i try my best in doing what i do what i think is best and that im pretty intelligent when it comes to doing this. to be honest its not that hard but i find it easier for me to just write it like this, and i hope it can be easy for people to read this too. i like writing about stuff. i like chicken. i like food. i like eating. eating is great. blah blah blah blah blah. i am awesome. i am cool. i believe im awesome and cool. isnt that awesome and cool?????

>> ^bareboards2:

I love this movie. It didn't get near the attention it deserved, I thought.


I have never seen this! I had heard of it, but based purely on the title, I did not think it sounded interesting. It is now in my netflix queue!

really hard to watch video. I can imagine myself in that situation... or better yet, I can most definitely not imagine myself in that situation. I don't really fear heights. In fact, I love great views from up high, and would kill to have a cool apartament in a highrise with big windows. But... I get nervous if I feel I'm not safe somehow lol. When I got married, I went with my wife to Paris on our honey moon, and we went to the Eiffel Tower. We could only climb to the 2nd platform (the highest one, was closed due to cloudy weather). She decided to take some photos and would hold her camera out of the railings to get a better shot, and for some reason, that just made me really nervous lol