Wasn’t it just a recollection of a lovely tea place I used to visit in Nova Scotia?
Aren’t some words both Harry Potter spells and also plain old words?
Have you ever accidentally eaten chalk and washed it down with cheap perfume?
Doesn’t the protagonist in The Witches encounter a gathering of said witches and witness one of her friends, who had been distracted by crust-trimmed cumber sandwiches, get magicked into a rat?
Does it work in reverse?
Perhaps?
Have we already worked through 5% of the posts for this version of the questions thread? We are plummeting faster than I thought we would, and now that we know it’s coming, what happens when we reach the bottom?
Jes?
Why don’t we all get together and build a crooked house?
Questions 3: We just are not tired of this yet?
ETA
Questions 4: The revenge of @OtherMichael?
Questions 3: Back in Training?
Doesn’t everyone know what a cucoloris is?
A cucoloris, or “cookie” can be used to break up a Fresnel or other soft beamed light, have you never seen one?
In noir films however, they just throw the light outside a Venetian blind or use flags to cut the light off everything but the eyes when they stand in a doorway, got it?
Noir film lighting is interesting because they use a lot of “hard” focused light for crisp, directional shadows when most film lighting (and lighting in general) is softer edged, have you ever noticed? #nerdnerdnerdnerd
Doesn’t everything in Latin sound like a spell from Harry Potter? Is that because JK Rowling was kind of lazy about spell language in the first place?
Absolutely not, and do you know how difficult it is to be absolute with a question?
A cuc is handled by the grip department, dontchaknow? Union rules, right?
Wouldn’t I have known that if I’d read the earlier questions?
Wasn’t I unaware that Rowling appeared to use cod latin for all her spell names until I looked some up yesterday to see if any sounded like Italian food?
How cute is it that it’s called a cookie?
Doesn’t everyone like pictures though? Especially of Barbara Stanwyck?
Film has cute names for everything, do you know about c47s?