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its like the lens flare joined in
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we have internet again! productivity has hit an all time low…
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This is the first time I’ve ever seen an archer in a film run out of arrows or collect used arrows to reuse later.
Accuracy: You’re doing it right.
just wanted to add that they bothered with the accuracy of this and yet didnt bother teaching Renner to shoot properly. Ask any archer, he is TERRIBLE at it. He shoots counter to his eye dominance, grips his nock, high elbow, and all manner of other rookie mistakes. Those bad ass looking straps on his right arm? 2 arm guards. Why? Because he shoots his arm, probably with every shot. Painful, and yet an hour of decent tuition could have kicked that habit.
This has been a rant.
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WHY AM I IN ABERDEEN.
fog glorious fog
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Geeking For Good: Firefly Fans React to Mass-Produced Jayne Hats Controversy, ThinkGeek Responds with Charitable Gesture to Equality Now
When you think of the hat that Jayne Cobb’s mama made for him as a gift in sci-fi fan favourite Firefly, you probably think a little of the love that went into it, turning it into a symbol of the warm, fluffy centre under Jayne’s big tough mercenary exterior. It’s that kind of love that a lot of fans have for this show, so it makes perfect sense that with no licensed replica available before now, Browncoats with a knack for knitting have been making and selling handmade versions of the hat for each other since the show’s cancellation in 2002.
Enter FOX, returning once again to ruin every Firefly fan’s day.
I followed this whole controversy. It’s sad, because FOX are totally within their rights… but why? It’s a hat. Let fans still be involved with this fandom - you certainly didn’t want the show. Now you want a hat?
I made a Jayne hat. I got paid in chocolate. This approach could solve some problems.
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