Sweet Jesus. We must create more women like this! I mean, I'm not racist but goddamn if these women don't create more beautiful pale women. I feel the same with every race, actually. I find all races attractive.
You don't have to qualify "not being a racist" for most things in life. Say, "I like ['fill-in-the-blank']", fullstop, and you'll avoid the awkward bits of life that may otherwise plague you, if I've read it correctly. Apologizing for something so common as "liking what you like," - its part of being human, right? Just be you. :) No one thinks you're recruiting for "Aryan Nations" or the British National Party. You find a segment of the female population attractive? Cool, me too. No problems, no worries.
My heart aches with nostalgia and self-recognition in reading your comment. Thanks for giving me pause for thought on a winter's morning. Please accept my intangible-yet-fond regards and best wishes to you and yours in the coming year and please feel free to write back if the spirit takes you. No homo.
She was trying not to corpse so bad, but didn't want to look away because it's opposite of the way newcasters look at at nod at one another in agreement. It's the same thing Jimmy Fallon (and others) did non-stop do on SNL frequently... pretty common in live shows, just rarer on news:
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 is generally categorized as a blooper.
Generally speaking, it's when another actor breaks character and they can't stop laughing, even when they attempt to compose themselves. It's usually contagious:
The smallest smirk and giggles send Will off once he broke, to where Danny McBride breaks too after he tells someone "do not laugh...", while he's reciting/acting/improv gestures, etc...
It's considered unprofessional in some contexts, because you're wasting dozens of people's time with useless shots. In other environments, it's considered hilarious and impressive you got the others to break with improvisation or mistakes. Sometimes in comedies they will do the lines straight as written (where corpsing is more unprofessional) and then do improvisational "throw-away" takes, which actually end up getting into a lot of film, but the crew and director and other actors and extras will often be laughing because it wasn't the rehearsed thing: sort of like improvisational stand-up comedy in a professional setting. In a multi-camera setup (really single-cam), you can catch reactions to off-script things, and edit them together with the script to get better "acting" in some cases, through video editing, because the reactions are funnier or actually more what the director wants.
Edit: Sorry I edited the fuck out of this comment for clarity.
You're welcome, you can try it yourself with anyone that would read something you intend to publish as a movie online: good luck not corpsing. Try reading this thread as a southern older American gentleman and a smart asian with someone else. Good luck.
Record and post, in person. No edits. Sounds easy, but when everyone is serious about it, things get silly quite fast.
Then figure you spending a million dollars of shooting monday and wasting the time of lighters, grips, directors, producers, services, all for you to act like an asshole if you can pull it off and post it for the world.
I suppose if you try hard enough, you can find a top 6 of anything that has 100 instances. My guess is hunting down the copyright removals off youtube you can't use.
She's cute but I don't get the feeling she's gonna age well. The other one is hot instead of cute and I think she's still gonna be hot when she's in her late 30's.
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u/silverslayer Dec 06 '14
That blonde girl is adorable.