It would've been one thing for both of us to have found the same allegedly going viral video, but the same image re-purposed (as they say) is proof of something, alright!
Though apparently we ran across the vid 18 hrs. earlier than you ran yours. Don't know if that makes it more or less synchronous.
Bastard, you must credit the pros of the '60s for the hi-def raw material. But as someones who think editing is possibly/probably the biggest deal in the cinematic collaboration (Lulzing at the pseudo-pretension here, honest.) we must admire today's amateurs & their editing robots.
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It's amazing how the amateurs are totally blowing the entertainment professionals out of the water when it comes to quality.
ReplyDeleteHaha.
ReplyDeleteBeats reading about the so-called real world.
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I am utterly wobbled that you came across this so shortly before you had reason to leave that comment.
ReplyDeleteAh, well. Our brains are optimized to marvel at coincidences, aren't they?
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ReplyDeleteTiny (But Real) World Editor Marvels:
ReplyDeleteIt would've been one thing for both of us to have found the same allegedly going viral video, but the same image re-purposed (as they say) is proof of something, alright!
Though apparently we ran across the vid 18 hrs. earlier than you ran yours. Don't know if that makes it more or less synchronous.
Bastard, you must credit the pros of the '60s for the hi-def raw material. But as someones who think editing is possibly/probably the biggest deal in the cinematic collaboration (Lulzing at the pseudo-pretension here, honest.) we must admire today's amateurs & their editing robots.
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