Is that a Roald Dahl reference?
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Aren’t some actors considered to be positively 2-dimensional?
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Is it an incredibly cute, but slow legendary Irish critter?
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Do I have an immediate need to try those?
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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?
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Have you ever accidentally eaten chalk and washed it down with cheap perfume?
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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?
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Does it work in reverse?
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Perhaps?
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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?
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Jes?
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Should we fold the tesseract?
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Why don’t we all get together and build a crooked house?
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Would tickling one of these creatures give rise to some kind of wasting sickness?
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Questions 3: We just are not tired of this yet?
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Questions 4: The revenge of @OtherMichael?
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Questions 3: Back in Training?
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Could it be questions all the way down?
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Doesn’t everyone know what a cucoloris is?
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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
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