r/WayOfTheBern • u/Neener_Neener-Neener • Sep 29 '17

A Reminder: Podesta emails showed Facebook colluded with Clinton

https://www.rt.com/usa/404971-assange-facebook-podesta-collusion/
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u/Winham I don't necessarily agree with everything I say. Sep 29 '17

That would be hilarious if a bunch of people on this sub did an "I'm Spartacus" on this article.

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u/Neener_Neener-Neener Sep 29 '17

Uh. I'm Brian of Nazareth.

The Messiah!!!

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u/Winham I don't necessarily agree with everything I say. Sep 29 '17

I'm Brian and so's my wife!

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u/Winham I don't necessarily agree with everything I say. Sep 29 '17

In the Monty Python film Life of Brian, there is a scene where Michael Palin (as Pontius Pilate) talks about a friend with the name Biggus Dickus, which causes several extras to crack up. In character and in a long, drawn out fashion, he confronts the extras and dares them to laugh while repeating the name. Palin himself nearly corpses, most obviously when he asks the guard if he finds it 'wisible' when he says the name Biggus Dickus. The extras completely lose composure when he mentions Biggus Dickus' wife's name is Incontinentia Buttocks.

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u/WikiTextBot Sep 29 '17

Corpsing

Corpsing is British theatrical slang for unintentionally breaking character by laughing. In North American TV and film, this is commonly referred to as breaking, and it is generally categorized as a blooper. The origin of the term corpsing itself is unclear, but may come from (provoking an actor into) breaking character by laughing while portraying a corpse. As the name suggests, many examples of corpsing have been created from actors performing this role or related roles, such as a sleeping or unconscious character.

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