im laughing this is his best response ever
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“It was like I woke up when she came in. She was the last person to screen-test, and I was so bored of it by then that I was mucking about - I’d been pretending I was Tom Hanks or Seth Rogen. Then she came in, and it was like diving into white-water rapid and having no desire to hang on to the side. Throughout shooting, it was wild and exciting. I couldn’t help but try to stay with her, keep pace with her, and not let her get away.” Andrew G about Emma S.
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| Parents: | Teenagers don't communicate anymore |
| Parents : | Teenagers don't speak to us any more |
| Parents: | It's all Facebook messaging now |
| Parents : | No one communicates with their children |
| Parents : | It's all about communication |
| Parents: | Teenagers should talk to us more |
| Teenager: | Well, I'm really stressed out about these test and lately i've felt really crap and- |
| Parents: | God, all you do is moan and complain. |
I found this way too funny.
HAAHAHAHA
Very few things on this website actually make me laugh out loud anymore. This is one of them.
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omfg idc he is still sexy af
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The Art of Pop Video
FACT Liverpool
MTV defined a generation with its bite-sized, fast-paced offering of 24/7 music videos, but it was long before then that the medium had become a vital form of artistic expression. Showcasing the music video as an artistic medium in its own right, the exhibition follows its history from the very beginnings in the 1920s to its most contemporary manifestations.
Placing the music video in the context of the history of visual arts and film, FACT’s exhibition celebrates the variety of the medium and invites visitors to become acquainted with its filmic predecessors and take a peek at the future. Providing an insight into experimental approaches to the medium, it focuses on the recent shift in the audience’s role from passive viewer in the 90s to active producer now.
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The Art of Pop Video
FACT Liverpool
MTV defined a generation with its bite-sized, fast-paced offering of 24/7 music videos, but it was long before then that the medium had become a vital form of artistic expression. Showcasing the music video as an artistic medium in its own right, the exhibition follows its history from the very beginnings in the 1920s to its most contemporary manifestations.
Placing the music video in the context of the history of visual arts and film, FACT’s exhibition celebrates the variety of the medium and invites visitors to become acquainted with its filmic predecessors and take a peek at the future. Providing an insight into experimental approaches to the medium, it focuses on the recent shift in the audience’s role from passive viewer in the 90s to active producer now.
I WANT JOHN GREEN TO BE ON THE BOAT IN AMSTERDAM AND I WANT HIM TO BE THE ONE WHO SHOUTS, “THE BEAUTIFUL COUPLE IS BEAUTIFUL” IN A PATHETIC AND OBVIOUSLY FAKE DUTCH ACCENT
round 38579485 of make john green find the thing
*cracks knuckles*
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| Interviewer: | True or false… pre-Vampire Weekend, some of you were members of comedy rap band 'L’Homme Run'. |
| Ezra: | False. pre-Vampire Weekend, some of us were members in serious rap band 'L’Homme Run' |