I lost it at the head tilt... (0:26)

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And it will continue to do so.

If they don't compensate for the head tilting then what you're describing is what would happen...

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didnt look dead, special needs student. One kid I saw in high school always had his head tilted like that. >> ^cracanata:

I see nobody cares for the dead kid (@0:40)

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True - that lazy work. The model with her eyes closed and looking down is made into something entirely different. Someones head tilt is entirely shifted.

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If anything, this video makes me consider how photo-editing software is used to cover up for bad and/or lazy photography (particularly lighting, which is most of the "before" shots is generally very poorly thought-out), not just to modify the appearance of the subject.

His head tilts as the Call of the Wild instinct is rewritten for more cultured future generations.

The section from :37 to :44 is eerie. That freaky, oh-so-slight head tilt and stare makes her look like the most demented news anchor I've ever seen...or an owl. I can't decide.

You asking me out? *head tilt*

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You are the wind beneath my wings.

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Yeah, so, uhm, thanks.

I'll see YOU later...*head tilt with cheesy smile*

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Yeah, so, uhm, *quality *doublepromote.

>> ^blankfist:
^?!?!?!?! Ant is a lie!


No, that's a cake.

The amount of time the man spends looking for the bottle that is right in front of him and then the ill timed head tilt after he has already found it is the tip off.

WaterDweller, dogs don't do the head tilt at every strange object. It's s sign of cognitive dissonance. Most highly socialized mammal species will display that behaviour.

On second viewing, it does appear as though the dog is confused by the sound more than the image. Makes more sense that way and also reflects my real-world experience more accurately.