>> ^bamdrew:

When I first bought the Extras season 1 DVD I thought the funniest stuff was the dvd out-takes, because of his laughing.
Some brilliant editor is going to recognize the humor in Gervais' laugh and figure out how to make this meta-show that includes the funny out-takes in the plot.
Mr. Show did this a few times, where they broke character and pointed out that they flubbed or that the audience did something silly.


Check out his radio/podcast shows. It's basically him laughing for an hour.

When I first bought the Extras season 1 DVD I thought the funniest stuff was the dvd out-takes, because of his laughing.

Some brilliant editor is going to recognize the humor in Gervais' laugh and figure out how to make this meta-show that includes the funny out-takes in the plot.

Mr. Show did this a few times, where they broke character and pointed out that they flubbed or that the audience did something silly.

"...then I heard Nickelback and I screamed 'Take it out! Take it out now!'"

>> ^bmacs27:
Is it me, or is it impossible to assassinate a citizen, unless that citizen also happens to be a high ranking public official of some sort?


Assassination to me has always been essentially murder of a state or public official. But it has been slagged out to mean a "hit". Basically an murdered that has some organization behind it be it the mob, or the government. So where you are right to be puzzled by its use; the use of assassination to mean a "hit" is fairly common place.

and to address griefer_queafer. As I have mentioned in a early part of this thread, more people have been executed by totalitarian governments than by terrorists. It is right to be afraid of many things, bears, lions, tigers, and even terrorists. But, the plain and simple truth is the deaths from those things pail in comparison with dictator states. The fear of the latter should be mountains greater than any of the former. There is a different between raising the alarm and being an alarmist. Were Peter Schiff, and Ron Paul alarmists when they warned of the impending house recession crash? It is one thing to be unjustifiably angry with Obama as you point out. But to do as Dr. Paul is, whom is legitimately concerned about the direction of this country, and call him out takes a bit of gumption. Would you of said the same to all the Bush haters?

Also, if you didn't get my hyperbole in my caption I am sorry. Most things are lost in translation from my head to words. However, Obama isn't about transparency...at all. All the closed door meetings that lead to the bail out of the banks and the rush job to pass legislation through before his touted "7 day for Americans to review legislation" policy flew right out the window. Make no mistake, Obama is better at dressing up the turd that is our current government. But a large pile of poo it still is.

And for something completely different. By 2022, by my limited projections; at current spending levels (which will actually go up because of medicare) the interest on the federal debt will be equal to the entire federal budget of this year. Bad stuff happens then.

^"Bill Dance Outdoors" has aired since 1968 with over 2000 shows in its history. Bill has produced over 36 educational videos and 12 audio educational tapes on a variety of subjects. His 3 hilarious out-takes shows or “Bloopers” have been aired all over the world.

Bill Dance

What is it with people always having the need to call fake about everything. It's just annoying.

I like the desktop touch interface replacing the keyboard and mouse.

I dislike the idea stacking of all programs horizontally on a plane and zooming in and out. Zooming in and out takes time to graphically render when all you want to do is change your focus.
I also doubt it would work very well with layout on multiple screens or when sharing an app on a projector.

Now all they need is for republicans to get the out-takes from this ad, gay-storm-rising style

I'd love to see his out-takes, of people who give coherent, intelligent responses.

That was entertaining. I liked the performance and the out takes. I am an idiot:) ....but i did like it.

Misleading title.

Obama's good. "I'll take the photo, but I won't be smiling because you're wearing me out. Take the photo..."

Good reason, that's awesome. He's awesome.

Which is more than I can say for his secret service. How was that guy able to get so close and complain for so long? The President wants some cheese!

Is this an out-take from Reno 911?

They didn't - the out-takes are hilarious.

The Office is by far his best work.

omg the guy is nearly braindead.

and Palin, her whole life is an out-take from a David Lynch movie.

>> ^Razor:
While Bill's anti-religion rhetoric gets old very fast he does have some valid points overall.


That's his point. For some reason it's OK in the US for presidents to not believe in 150-year-old discoveries like evolution ("the jury's still out").

Taking a couple or even several decades to get on the bandwagon can be reasonable, but after a hundred years leaders should probably get around to at least having an understanding of important discoveries.

My old crap Motorola took WORSE photos at hi-rez. Proper lighting is KEY, though. Forget a flash, strong natural light is key. The rule of thirds is wonderful, but contradicts the 'full frame' advice. Fail. No movement - duh. The LG Shine, I must point out, takes surprisingly AWESOME photos.

Abducted is right about the generic advice being better for P&S models.

I was hoping for some more cell-phone specific tips here, still upvote, as it's cute enough to go through. Or I'm late and my judgement is impaired by lack of sleep.