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I rewatched my TCOTY Lives entry and when it's supposed to say "A few months later..." it says "A few moths later.."
I've done that several times, I've learned to become super paranoid when proof reading title cards.
Also, happy stuff your face with turkey (unless your vegetarian of course) and pie day, everyone!
Do you also have turkey for Christmas in America, or is that just a British tradition?
I don't typically have turkey on Christmas, my grandmother usually makes ribs, and they are delicious.
Currently doing some planning for a bit of a social experiment video that I want to do...
Hint:
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Last edited by Jason J Phillips (November 26, 2015 (11:12pm))
Well, I know myself, someone who eats Chinese takeout on Christmas day. But we have the traditional roast turkey.
As far as I'm aware, it's the whole US that's turkey for Thanksgiving, ham for Christmas; that's how it's always been for me.
Though turkey is the norm, I've had ham for Thanksgiving. I've also never had a "Christmas dinner", there's usually just finger foods.
Here where I'm from (not the US) we usually have turkey and ham for Christmas dinner. Maybe a bit of roast beef to supplement the roast potatoes and jam.
But aye, it all tastes good.
I think I might be more excited for Star wars 7 than Christmas
As I've said, my Christmas is a great big roast turkey, followed by weeks of turkey sandwiches 
When we host Thanksgiving at our house we get roast beef because that's what we like to eat. 
When we go to other family homes we get ham or turkey-whatever they like. To each their own.
Jared
EDIT: and turkey sandwiches (sometimes weeks later) are yummy too!
Last edited by legogod (November 27, 2015 (10:48pm))
Am I the only one here that doesn't eat meat on either Thanksgiving or Christmas?
Nah, same here.
Happy New Year!
Today is the first sunday of Advent, and also the Catholic New Year. Some of the traditions for today are (at least in my house):
Wear purple
Go to church
light a single purple candle
Have a lovely dinner with loved ones
Catholic New Year always occurs four Sundays before Christmas. Have a blessed holiday!
Same with me, HoldingOurOwn. Church every Sunday.
Random thing I just figured out. If you print every page in an Excel spreadsheet, it totals at just over 72.2 million pages. I think my printer would break before it finished printing.
That's a lot of ink 
I'm writing a live action short film inspired by Entourage, Arrested Development, Community, and Malcolm in the middle, which should give you a rough idea of the type of film it is. It's the most fun I've had, and I'm excited to finish it and then film it.
I've done one live action short before and learned from the experience. Any other tips people could give me?Like maintaining good cinematography?
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