>> ^archchef:
Did any one notice the creeper peeking in through the door O_o?


OMG! Go away creeper! DAD!

Apparently I'm a horrible person. At least to three people. It's not my fault your story had none of its usual a$$ grav33 or cat farts.

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>> ^deathcow:
1) Why do women do that to their eyebrows?


You have to make some UG. LY. faces to hit those kind of notes.

Unless you meant over-plucking them, that I can't explain.

>> ^gwiz665:
That's a girl.



That's a house, that's a fish, That's a BEE!

>> ^gwiz665:
Not only that, how many noticed the dancing Gorilla that came by??
>> ^archchef:
Did any one notice the creeper peeking in through the door O_o?



I didn't. Was this before or after the ninjas fought the pirates?

tl;dr

>> ^blankfist:
I miss being in an Art School. All around you, you were constantly surrounded by extremely talented people: opera singers, actors, visual artists, dancers, filmmakers and production designers. There was always a show going on or something entertaining.
One of my favorite things to do was to go see a music student's review, which was a solo concert they'd put on with music they've arranged. They would come dressed up, nervous and always ready to play their best. Typically it was done in a large recital hall with very few people, so it was always intimate. This video reminds me of some of the talented opera singers I saw in their reviews, and it's making me nostalgic.

Not only that, how many noticed the dancing Gorilla that came by??

>> ^archchef:
Did any one notice the creeper peeking in through the door O_o?

That's a girl - I'm fairly certain they don't have stones.

>> ^deathcow:
Can I cut her open and search for stones yet!

>> ^archchef:
Did any one notice the creeper peeking in through the door O_o?

>> ^MaxWilder:
^ Yeah, I would love to hear her voice without the recorded voice under it. The only part of that amazing movie that I didn't like was the obvious digital manipulation of the diva's singing voice, and that goofy little dance she did.


I hated that there was supposed to be this amzing diva, with a voice unlike any other, but all they wrote for her to sing was basically a vocal warm-up set to a backing track that sounds like a 80's era Madonna B-side. Difficult to sing, yes, but hardly the kind of music that a diva would perform in public. Broke the movie for a bit.

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In reply to this comment by gwiz665:
*bravoish *quality

You have good taste, sir!

In reply to this comment by EndAll:
*promote

Quite an awesome vocal ability there
Original: http://www.videosift.com/video/Fifth-Element-Diva-Dance-OperaAction-Sequence