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David Attenborough Narrates Girlfriend Getting Ready
He is hilarious and does a pretty good imitation
Plumbus X
Don't you know those things are made with imitation fleeb juice? Disgusting!
I hear if you drop it it cost at least $250 to replace the broken dingle-bop. I'm not buying into this scam. I'm sticking with my open-source DIY clonebus.
Senator Ernie Chambers The "N" Word at Omaha Public Schools
When Maher used it and Ice Cube came on to tell him how wrong he was I did sort of feel like its divisive power was perpetuated by the double standard it seemed to represent - black people can use it, white people can't. Honestly I thought it was all a bit hysterical (not hilarious), not that I doubted the authenticity of people taking offence, just that there was an obsession over the word rather then Maher's intent that only furthered the divide between black and white.
Now I think I missed the point. Naively I believed the end goal was to sterilize the word through usage, that the fact a word can cause offence is a sort of aberration. Recently I was made to understand that the word is venomous for good reason. It should be offensive because it represents not just a terrible history of slavery, but also of the continued oppression, both overt and insidious, that blacks experience.
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, and often I think that is how us whites use it. Mostly our intentions are good, we want to be part of that group... but we never will be because we will never experience that word the way a black man or woman will. I don't think I was a racist (well, so far as any of us are free from bias) when I used it before but I think it was ignorant and wrong of me. To only care for your own intent and ignore a word's symbolism is lazy and self interested.
I'd like a future where the word truly does lose contemporary meaning, but I don't think we get there by ignoring what it still represents to others.
$0.02
Phil Mickelson hilariously cuts off Tiger Woods' tee intro.
Art imitates life ... ?
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How To Park Like Elwood - The Blues Brothers
Range Rover imitates Rockford and fails has been added as a related post - related requested by Zawash on that post.
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Dog Whisperer
Who is imitating who?
Eddie Murphy Does The Greatest Tracy Morgan Impression
Isn't Tracy Morgan an imitation of Eddie Murphy though? This is comedian inception!
Melania Trump Plagiarizes Michelle Obama
If anyone still cares about this, here's what caused it.
http://www.cnn.com/2016/07/20/politics/trump-aide-offers-resignation-in-melania-trump-plagiarism-incident/
If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, plagiarism has got to be right up there.
Losing a Point for Mocking Opponent's Grunting
The ref apparently called hindrance. The USTA defines hindrance as being hindered in playing the point by an opponent's deliberate act. I think one could reasonably argue that the opponent's scream--mocking or not--was a deliberate act that hindered the other player.
http://ftw.usatoday.com/2016/06/tennis-grunts-robin-haase-gonzalo-lama-imitation-penalty
https://tennis-column.blogspot.com/2011/09/hindrance-rule.html
An Animated Nutcracker -- as in Hip Hop Animation
Actually it is called Animation, and Cyrus is a master of it. Although it is probably a mixture -- nobody is a purist anymore.
From Wiki:
Animation
A style and a technique where you imitate film characters being animated by stop motion. The technique of moving rigidly and jerky by tensing muscles and using techniques similar to strobing and the robot makes it appear as if the dancer has been animated frame by frame. This style was heavily inspired by the dynamation films created by Ray Harryhausen, such as The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad (1958).
And if you look at the list of male contestants, you'll see Cyrus having given himself the label of "animation."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/So_You_Think_You_Can_Dance_%28U.S._season_9%29#Top_20_Finalists
No idea where the title came from. Has nothing to do with hip hop. It is a dance style called robot.
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Honest Trailers: Mad Max: Fury Road
Honestly, I don't really give a damn about the blood. It simply doesn't matter for me.... if it's there, great, but I certainly didn't sit through the movie thinking "damn if only there was more blood".
And yeah, there was CGI that was cleverly hidden.... so what? That's the point of good CGI. But there was certainly plenty of practical effects.
Agree with your point about American puritanism... what is it with that country that it loses its shit every time they see a nipple.
As for a pale imitation of the original, the first Mad Max benefits greatly from nostalgia and conflating it with the far better Road Warrior movie. As a standalone movie, it's above average, but hardly a classic.
The spectacle of it was awesome, but a good modern action film still pales in comparison to a good 80's one. Were was the blood? Besides the good guys, so you'd feelz for them and the main bad guy so you'd be like 'fuck yea! DIE MOFO!' Besides those instances there was a lot of violence and gunplay but so little carnage. Guys being shot and flying 30 feet through the air without blood splatter or wound to be seen. This movie was so hyped for its practical fx but all I saw was a lot of CG that was cleverly hidden and violence without any actual violence in it. It had an R rating not because it was gory and violent but because some random extra flashed her tit for 5 seconds. Fucking american puritanism. Calling the plot thin is an understatement.. it was literally consisted of half a page of writing.
Over-all fun movie with some cool spectacle. But still pale imitation of the original.
Honest Trailers: Mad Max: Fury Road
The spectacle of it was awesome, but a good modern action film still pales in comparison to a good 80's one. Were was the blood? Besides the good guys, so you'd feelz for them and the main bad guy so you'd be like 'fuck yea! DIE MOFO!' Besides those instances there was a lot of violence and gunplay but so little carnage. Guys being shot and flying 30 feet through the air without blood splatter or wound to be seen. This movie was so hyped for its practical fx but all I saw was a lot of CG that was cleverly hidden and violence without any actual violence in it. It had an R rating not because it was gory and violent but because some random extra flashed her tit for 5 seconds. Fucking american puritanism. Calling the plot thin is an understatement.. it was literally consisted of half a page of writing.
Over-all fun movie with some cool spectacle. But still pale imitation of the original.