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I recently re-encountered a rather odd, but surprisingly mesmerizing, website.
It is called “Cat Bounce.” It is a website where you can, I kid you not, bounce cats.
To use it, you click on a cat picture, and then release. The website does the rest. (Although you can reposition the cats as desired.)
Happy Saturday.
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As a friendly reminder, we are now (apparently) approaching peak Spaghetti Farming. This applies for today only.
Happy April 1.
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I recently decided to try to create a story, or at least a scene, with only two sentences. Here is what I came up with.
“Well, that could have gone better,” the girl said as she surveyed the scorch-marks in the remains of a kitchen.
“No, really?”
I hope you have a better day than my characters just did.
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Yesterday, I discovered a fan-made Star Wars film that came out about two days ago. It is a very well choreographed, cinematically excellent nearly 20 minute long YouTube video that looks at Darth Maul.
Of course, this video has its problems. (Especially where plot is concerned.) However, given that it is fan-made, I choose to mostly ignore those when I recommend watching. Given some of the shots and the choreography, it is astonishing to me that it is, in fact, fan made.
I hope you have a reasonable Monday.
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As with last week’s serious with The Hillywood Show, today’s post is a “Behind the Scenes” for the video the Webmaster shared yesterday.
Once more, I am incredibly impressed with the time and effort that went into making the parody. I am also impressed that they got a real snake.
Enjoy, and happy Saturday!
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I was wandering through the Internet again, and recently encountered some stunning Harry Potter fan art. It is worth looking at, especially if you are at all familiar with the franchise.
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In continuation of yesterday’s post, and in part in honor of the film-making award ceremony tonight, I thought I would share with you the next link for the Hillywood Lord of the Rings Parody. This is the “video diary” of “Samwise Gamgee”, or, the actor who plays Sam in the parody video. It contains a little bit more of the actor’s perspective, and is worth watching.
Have a lovely Sunday!
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As the Webmaster shared (and I confirmed) yesterday, there is a very well done YouTube channel.
The Webmaster shared a video of their Lord of the Rings parody, set to the music of “Let it Go” from Frozen.
What she did not share, and one of the things I greatly appreciate about these performers, is that they have “behind-the-scenes” videos as well.
These do not necessarily go into as much detail as I might want, but it gives an interesting look into what goes on to make their videos. It is highly impressive.
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I recently encountered a rather amusing “test” for aspiring fantasy authors. It does a successful job of, well, I would not want to spoil it for you.
If you enjoy the fantasy genre, though, I recommend reading through it.
Have a lovely Tuesday.
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As you are presumably aware, it is Valentine’s Day in your world.
I recently encountered an amusingly done Valentine’s Article. It is written in the style of Chaucer— including the spelling and word usage. Consider yourself warned.
Have a lovely day.