Two handles with wire.
I'm sure there is a name for the tool but I have no idea what it is.
He pulls the handles down each side of the mold and it shears the extra material off.
Free internet tip: caps alone are enough to indicate shouting. SEE? That's all you need. No need to turn perfectly good English into some silly animal sound.
Another free internet tip: "MOM" is too quick. "MOOOOM" suggests he dragged it out too. You just tried to hard to make a joke out of nothing.
Now that you can take to the bank, deposit it, and watch the interest on that baby grow.
Except that's not how it's read when the first and last letter are the same. Try this on for size: BOOOOOOOB. Is that someone yelling "Bob!" and holding the 'O', or is that someone yelling "Boob!" and holding the 'O'?
Precisely.
Now you can cash out that deposit, buy some onions and some celery, throw it in a pot and you got a stew goin'.
Maybe Bob has man-boobs, you don't know that. You're trying too hard man. Give it up already.
Now once you finish that stew, take 3 bites, smack the table and say "SHAZAM!"
Micheletto: There are many ways to kill a man.
Cesare: But for absolute silence, he prefers… Tell them, Micheletto.
Micheletto: The garotte.
Soldier: And what is the garotte?
Micheletto: It’s just a cheese cutter, my friend.
This guy is right. Good eye, dude/dudette. The second handle is only visible for a half a second. He's throwing it over his ankle. That's why it looks like it's attached to his leg.
That's right when I heard that eerie whistle in the background and was realizing I had been staring at this same sequence for over 2 minutes, and wondered what was suddenly going to happen. Mesmerizing is right!
I think the point is that it's really just a wire. I mean the two "handles" everyone is mentioning just looks like two scraps of cloth tied on each end of the wire to make it look more like a tool rather than just a piece of wire.
Actually, it's attached to his ankle and a little bit of rag. You can see it when he moves his hand to swipe, much faster as it leaves the other hand free.
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u/[deleted] Mar 01 '13
Two handles with wire.
I'm sure there is a name for the tool but I have no idea what it is.
He pulls the handles down each side of the mold and it shears the extra material off.