A tv show I sometimes watch had someone try to pitch something of the sort, a comically sized multi-day energy bar, to a focus group. It didn't go over well. But it's worth mentioning that the product in the show did not have prized lizard dick as an active ingredient. That probably would have sold the product.
Also typo. Willl. Just, you know. It's there. Unrelated, Hot Dog Fairy is looking pretty chipper. I think the chipperness of HDF correlates directly with the quality of PAX. Notice you never see a sad Hot Dog Fairy.
The whole time watching the Make a Strip panel I was hoping one of them would eventually catch the "willl" typo. Guess not. :P
What software does he type the script into? You'd think he'd at least have something that would catch the obvious typos and give them a nice underline.
The whole time watching the Make a Strip panel I was hoping one of them would eventually catch the "willl" typo. Guess not. :P
What software does he type the script into? You'd think he'd at least have something that would catch the obvious typos and give them a nice underline.
I believe he uses notepad. And also, I think they did notice the typo during the panel, but it was after it was integrated into the image or something, so they left it (and told Jerry to donate to CP)
I don't know the rest of the context. Who is "she"? Is it a character from a game? A foreign dignitary? It's entirely possible there's a real need for skin boats. We shouldn't be so quick to judge.
The whole time watching the Make a Strip panel I was hoping one of them would eventually catch the "willl" typo. Guess not. :P
What software does he type the script into? You'd think he'd at least have something that would catch the obvious typos and give them a nice underline.
Staying up for thirty seven hours can really do a number on you.
At one of the first conventions I went to, I stayed up for all three days of it. At the end, I was sitting on a wall waiting for my ride and fell asleep. I was woken up by the camera flash when someone posed for a picture with me. If you asked me how in the world someone falls asleep sitting up with no backrest and doesn't fall, I couldn't tell you.
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Staying up for thirty seven hours can really do a number on you.
At one of the first conventions I went to, I stayed up for all three days of it. At the end, I was sitting on a wall waiting for my ride and fell asleep. I was woken up by the camera flash when someone posed for a picture with me. If you asked me how in the world someone falls asleep sitting up with no backrest and doesn't fall, I couldn't tell you.
Good inner ear?
I used to do it on the back of my dad's Harley when I was a kid when we traveled. Sway too much and I'd just shift the other way. Of course I'd always eventually wake up in a panic because I had fallen asleep unsecured on a moving motorcycle
Side note that is either the worst camera work in a comedy special I've ever seen, or somebody cropped an existing video really badly.
I think the only reasonable explanation is that they abducted someone from the past, spent five hours getting them drunk and thirty seconds explaining what a camera is, and just let 'em at it.
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Also typo. Willl. Just, you know. It's there. Unrelated, Hot Dog Fairy is looking pretty chipper. I think the chipperness of HDF correlates directly with the quality of PAX. Notice you never see a sad Hot Dog Fairy.
I believe he uses notepad. And also, I think they did notice the typo during the panel, but it was after it was integrated into the image or something, so they left it (and told Jerry to donate to CP)
Could be?
He's prepping skin boats for someone!
At one of the first conventions I went to, I stayed up for all three days of it. At the end, I was sitting on a wall waiting for my ride and fell asleep. I was woken up by the camera flash when someone posed for a picture with me. If you asked me how in the world someone falls asleep sitting up with no backrest and doesn't fall, I couldn't tell you.
Good inner ear?
I used to do it on the back of my dad's Harley when I was a kid when we traveled. Sway too much and I'd just shift the other way. Of course I'd always eventually wake up in a panic because I had fallen asleep unsecured on a moving motorcycle
And now I feel very much like this clip (at 2:00)
https://youtu.be/eQAVjon0lxs
I think the only reasonable explanation is that they abducted someone from the past, spent five hours getting them drunk and thirty seconds explaining what a camera is, and just let 'em at it.