But wow, what a man
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Loathing People For Who They Are
- Thread starter Revoltingest
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But wow, what a man
Dick Van Dyke is so happy all the time, and he's long and stringy. He looks like he comes from the playdough fun factory.
Automobiles are dangerous, yet people want to drive them and ride in them. People are stupid that way, careening down a road in a thin shelled bullet like there's nothing to it.
Pedometer? Are you that hooked on machines that you feel the need to project the vocabulary onto people? My buddy needs his headlights fixed so he's getting the cataracts on them removed soon.
RestlessSoul
Well-Known Member
Eh... Wesley Crusher is irritating, but William Shatter? He takes it to a whole new level.
Absolute legend. Always telegraphs it when he's about to do some "acting".
Pauses...Glances at camera...Assumes meaningful expression...Emotes excessively.
Jedster
Flying through space
In my town there are many eccentric people.
There was one person, several years ago, who was always walking backwards & ignored all warnings
I'm not sure what happened to him, but he disappeared a few years ago.
In my town there are many eccentric people.
There was one person, several years ago, who was always walking backwards & ignored all warnings
I'm not sure what happened to him, but he disappeared a few years ago.
Somerset and Norfolk seem to grow em a bit odd.
In my town there are many eccentric people.
There was one person, several years ago, who was always walking backwards & ignored all warnings
I'm not sure what happened to him, but he disappeared a few years ago.
Natural selection happened.
Martin
Spam, wonderful spam (bloody vikings!)
Wonderful cockney accent in "Mary Poppins" though.
Martin
Spam, wonderful spam (bloody vikings!)
NFN (Normal For Norfolk).
Yeah, although Buddy and Sally were okay. Mel was kind of a jerk.
Another character I've always tended to loathe was one who showed up early in the original Star Wars, at the cantina at Mos Eisley Spaceport. The one who started up with Luke by saying "He doesn't like you. I don't like you either." What a jerk. Luke is just sitting there minding his own business, and some stranger comes up says "I don't like you"?
Well, at least he got what was coming to him.
Well, at least he got what was coming to him.
I presume so, but I don't know. That's another thing. How am I expected to know who has which British accent? They should make a decision!
In those days bosses believed that they had to behave like jerks, so they did.
That's a good question. Another question might be: Are American actors better at imitating British accents than British actors are at imitating American accents?
OH, yes. Our actors can do British, but you see British actors refuse to go 'Full' American. They're afraid they'll get stuck and not be able to go back.
Tiny, bald, pompous, & stentorian....what every gal wants.
I sometimes prefer imagery over accuracy.
Confident, presence, handsome, well defined body, a great Shakespearian actor and really very far from pompous, and 5ft 9ish is not particularly small. Oh and a good driver.
So how many points do you get for pointing out bald?
In a thread like this....100 points.
So if Little Johnny Pickard floats your boat...he's all yours.
My favorite Star Trek captain had a brief role, but he
impressed me as the singular real leader who managed
with realistic & necessary focus....
Captain Edward Jellico (played by Ronnie Cox)
He was a no bull****, impersonal, dictatorial, rude,
authoritarian, get-the-job-done, manipulative, thoughtful,
highly capable breath of fresh air on a show that often
was more of a Sedona men's retreat drum circle.
Did I mention "manipulative"?
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