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Considering everyone was clapping at the end, I'm going with a far left-field assumption that they were a part of it. I work in film and after someone's scene/script is complete, we all clap for them. It's common practice, at least here in the States.

Unless, of course, they were all clapping that the police managed to catch that elusive ugly green sweater. ¡Fashionista's Unite!

>> ^Deano:

Poor bloody animal. Who the hello does this?


I'll bet kitty has the something up it's sleeve for the middle of the night =oD

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Exactly - lame iPhone fashionistas abound but that doesn't mean the device isn't a SciFi wet dream for nerds. Hate the iPhoners not the iPhone.>> ^braindonut:

lulz.
Go ahead and have your amazing shit phone and your amazing shit marketplace with amazing shit apps. I'll keep my iPhone.

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Anime is a huge area of art - saying it's "shit" is like saying all impressionists painters are "shit" - completely useless statement that indicates that you are not qualified to have a meaningful opinion on this.

I wouldn't classify myself as an Anime fan- but I recoginize art when I see it - some good, some bad.

I've said it before- but at the moment it's very cool to hate on Anime- buecause it was so red-hot over an extended period of time- and now we're on the downward side of that spike- so faux-hipsters attempt street cred by proclaiming their eternal hatred for it. Fashionistas bore the hell out of me.


>> ^dannym3141:

But anime is shit... doesn't matter how many japanophiles downvote this comment, it's still shit.
OMG will mikichan and pikichan get tikichan and tatusan out of the evil clutches of lord motochan?! OHNOES.
That is the exact plot of every anime, don't even deny it!

The fashionistas don't have a clue any more what is human proportions, they spend way too much time looking at their deluded sketchbook images.

I'm so glad the anime artists don't take up designing out clothes.

Thanks. I thought that clip was very funny and clever when I first came across it.

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*promote

Yes! Finally, I can satisfy my love of designer handbags and the Gill man, all at the same time!... someone out there in fashionista land must love me... now if only I could afford a designer handbag...

http://www.radaronline.com/features/misc_content/061023_scary_handbags/index_06.php

whoa, my post with the most downvotes is also the one that gave me downvote privileges! look out downvoters, i'm clicking ur links

the way i see it, he is attacking SMUG, UNINFORMED ATHEISTS ONLY.

if you aren't a humanities student with an arts degree and a penchant for controversial beliefs without doing the research to back them up, then you need not be offended.

he is not down on atheists or atheism, or religion, or people who debate atheism, he just doesn't respect flaky philosophical fashionistas. can't we all agree on that?

"Universal Pictures has won the intense bidding war for "Bruno," Sacha Baron Cohen's follow-up movie to "Borat."

Sources said that Universal is paying $42.5 million, beating out such other contenders as DreamWorks, Sony Pictures, 20th Century Fox and Warner Bros. Pictures for the worldwide rights to the film (HR 10/27). The price includes the production budget of the film, rumored to be in the $20 million-$25 million range. Also included is a significant backend component, believed to be the 15% range.

The price has raised eyebrows in Hollywood because Baron Cohen's much-hyped "Borat" has yet to open. Despite much advance praise for "Borat," distributor Fox scaled back its Friday opening to about 800 theaters because it is concerned that the movie wasn't registering high enough in audience-awareness tracking.

With "Bruno," Baron Cohen is calling upon another of his comic alter egos, Bruno, a gay fashionista from Austria who fancies himself as "the voice of Austrian youth TV" and who sashayed from New York Fashion Week to Miami nightclubs in his previous appearance on HBO's "Da Ali G Show,"on which Baron Cohen also first introduced Borat to American audiences.

As in the case of "Borat," Jay Roach would produce with Baron Cohen. No director is on board, though it has been reported that Baron Cohen wants to shoot the movie during the summer."

Enjoy it while it's fresh...