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Because the photo looks kinda funky around the girl's right foot, there is no phyiscal way that it's supported, adding shadows and lightning isn't that difficult, the backs ones are easily doable if they could manipulate the figure before taking a photo and shooping it in.
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*Does the crazy evil Zim laugh from the Invader Zim intro*
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(Also, don't forget to add in that my schools marching uniforms were thick, black, and made of wool: they were effectively walking spas.)
The injuries is a bit high in my opinion, but yeah: marching band can be just as strenuous if not more so than football. Doing a forced march while exhaling is actually rather difficult, especially when you are doing the forced march in one direction while facing another. Also, where in sports, half their drills you get people to line up and either rush pads or practice hitting or something; in marching band, you can only practice well if everyone is going at the same time.
(Also, don't forget to add in that my schools marching uniforms were thick, black, and made of wool: they were effectively walking spas.)
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And as far as injuries go... I strained my knee my senior year doing a left haste and i still have horrid problems with it. Not to mention all my back problems from carrying a Sousa. xD
And our uniform tops were white. Didn't change the fact that it's what we wore on stage at concerts too. Damn stagelights. Worse than being in the sun in those uniforms.
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And as far as injuries go... I strained my knee my senior year doing a left haste and i still have horrid problems with it. Not to mention all my back problems from carrying a Sousa. xD
And our uniform tops were white. Didn't change the fact that it's what we wore on stage at concerts too. Damn stagelights. Worse than being in the sun in those uniforms.
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I was a tromboner. (Yes tromboner, not trombonist. That should give you an Idea of how less than serious the low brass section of the band was.)
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*gigglesnorts* I hear ya there. Low brass was the least serious section.... right after percussion
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Okay. Seriously. Are people -trying- to piss of America?
(I've seen a couple stories recently similar to this involving U.S. journalists and foreign countries)
I realize the journalists are overseas and therefore subject to the laws of the country they're in. I realize that probably 80% of the world is pissed at America. But do you really want to poke at America by angering the news crowd? Media is what runs this country, not just the government. Piss off the media, you've pissed off the citizens. It's just logical.
That said, if those women knowingly crossed into N. Korea, they knew the risk.
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Okay. Seriously. Are people -trying- to piss of America?
(I've seen a couple stories recently similar to this involving U.S. journalists and foreign countries)
I realize the journalists are overseas and therefore subject to the laws of the country they're in. I realize that probably 80% of the world is pissed at America. But do you really want to poke at America by angering the news crowd? Media is what runs this country, not just the government. Piss off the media, you've pissed off the citizens. It's just logical.
That said, if those women knowingly crossed into N. Korea, they knew the risk.
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One of the Charlie's Angels, sad day.
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One of the Charlie's Angels, sad day.
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What the motherfucking fuck.
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it feels like a conspiracy now. Ed McMahon, Farrah, MJ, Billy Mays... who's next
What the motherfucking fuck.
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it feels like a conspiracy now. Ed McMahon, Farrah, MJ, Billy Mays... who's next
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I like how they showed the blurred out clip from the sex tape nine or ten times. By about the third one I was like ok. I get it. There's naked people. And lots of mosaics. By the seventh I was just facepalming =P
I like how they showed the blurred out clip from the sex tape nine or ten times. By about the third one I was like ok. I get it. There's naked people. And lots of mosaics. By the seventh I was just facepalming =P
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The police, protecting Sarah Connor, one druggie at a time.
The police, protecting Sarah Connor, one druggie at a time.
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