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this is 11/10 good

Ha so true, guilty, only on airplanes. Favorite part is the stock image "Well, we always go with the diet coke, babe." Yes

After a ginger ale: https://www.instagram.com/passengershaming/?hl=en

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OMG these passenger shaming videos are amazing. Just watched the "it's a lady!" one lol

This is beautiful. And well done.

I don’t like Canada Dry. I only drink Mexico Wet.

hahaha (SPOILERS) they just leave the burglars in the room :joy:

I would

haha

WHAO dude that is :legit: so fun :wow:

:rad_:

I love this idea. I wonder how they record the cursor locations the whole time

It’s a pretty neat idea. I’d be curious to see how they did it. If I were to recreate it, I’d be logging their cursor position with mouse pointer events and then push the log to an aggregated server. Then continually be reconstructing the cursors overlay video every hour or so with the new cursors data.

…that was the cutest sneeze I’ve ever seen!!!

Ha! This is great! I can see you doing something like this.

Wow, thats pretty neat! Isn't nature neat?! https://media.giphy.com/media/jTswmxUGYlyBG/giphy.gif

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^YES

Oof, I feel this dude. I hate the spacebar!...

That sounded delicious!

DUDE

I LOVE THIS

I remember watching this years ago

their interviews are great too

>Work on the film began in March 1997. It took Aleksandr Petrov and his son Dmitri Petrov (who helped his father) until April 1999 to paint each of the 29,000+ frames. The film’s technique, pastel oil paintings on glass, is mastered by only a handful of animators in the world. Petrov used his fingertips in addition to various paintbrushes to paint on different glass sheets positioned on multiple levels, each covered with slow-drying oil paints. After photographing each frame painted on the glass sheets, which was four times larger than the usual A4-sized canvas, he had to slightly modify the painting for the next frame and so on.

@Erik A Lopez, IT Professional

This is a wild ride thank you for sharing

Boy. But he identifies as a teddy bear mostly

Such a big floofy woofer boy

(girl? good boy?)

@Jake day after the PBR

this was literally me after Best Places to Work

I get the best work done that way

This is way more violent than I remember Sesame Street being.

I love it

It is some of Jim Henson’s earliest puppetry.

Wowowowow violent

Thank you for sharing this! I saw this the other day, so good.