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permalink sexy twilight.
via the daily what, but they’ve deleted it now

sexy twilight.

via the daily what, but they’ve deleted it now

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there’s no better feeling than giving Cats a thumbs-down on Pandora when drunk. I’ve never felt more in control of my life.
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war is over

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You can tell a lot about a person during the opening of Queen’s “Under Pressure” depending on how bummed they are it’s not “Ice Ice Baby”.
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82nd Annual Academy AwardsBest Original Screenplay presented by Tina Fey and Robert Downey Jr.

Tina: Great movies begin with great writing.RDJ: What does an actor look for in a script? Specificity,  emotional honesty, catharsis.Tina: And what does a  writer look for in an actor? Memorizing. Not paraphrasing. Fear of  ad-libbing.RDJ: Actors want scripts with social  relevance; warm weather locations; phone call scenes that can be shot  separately from that insane actress that I hate; and long, dense columns  of uninterrupted monologue. Turning the page and, for instance, seeing the phrase “Tony Stark continued”.Tina: And we writers dream  of a future where actors are mostly computer-generated and their  performances can be adjusted, by us, on a laptop, alone.RDJ: It’s a collaboration. A collaboration between handsome, gifted  people and sickly, little mole people.Tina: It’s really not. You should just say whatever we type.RDJ: You know what, I should, you should—Tina: Just say—say that.RDJ: Ah…here are the nominees for best original screenplay.Tina: Thank you.

girlieshow:

82nd Annual Academy Awards
Best Original Screenplay presented by Tina Fey and Robert Downey Jr.

Tina: Great movies begin with great writing.
RDJ: What does an actor look for in a script? Specificity, emotional honesty, catharsis.
Tina: And what does a writer look for in an actor? Memorizing. Not paraphrasing. Fear of ad-libbing.
RDJ: Actors want scripts with social relevance; warm weather locations; phone call scenes that can be shot separately from that insane actress that I hate; and long, dense columns of uninterrupted monologue. Turning the page and, for instance, seeing the phrase “Tony Stark continued”.
Tina: And we writers dream of a future where actors are mostly computer-generated and their performances can be adjusted, by us, on a laptop, alone.
RDJ: It’s a collaboration. A collaboration between handsome, gifted people and sickly, little mole people.
Tina: It’s really not. You should just say whatever we type.
RDJ: You know what, I should, you should—
Tina: Just say—say that.
RDJ:
Ah…here are the nominees for best original screenplay.
Tina: Thank you.
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I think I’m going to register on some message boards. I want to start saying “meh” about things.
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I think the thing I’m most looking forward to about having a job again is having somewhere new to masturbate.