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Monday, 4 November 2013
DNews: The Time of Day You're Most Likely to Cheat
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Crafts: Television Stained Glass
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Posters: Hero of Might, Hero of Time
"Does this guy ever get a break? When it's not labyrinths and dungeons, it's scrounging up change from pottery or chasing down ghosts and facing ginormous beasts within ancient temples."
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Aim For That Stick
I’m kinda torn here. Part of me wants to yell at this parent but the other part of me realizes that as men we have the golden gift of peeing anywhere we want and he is just learning to master his tool early. Your thoughts? I can judge ’cause Lord knows I’ve pissed in weirder public places.
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In the early days of radio, background chatter was created by having actors repeat the word ‘walla’ over and over
Repeat "walla" out loud for a while. Does it sound like the indistinct murmurs of a crowd? Apparently people think so.
In the early days of radio and television, producers found that having a few people just repeat "walla" in the background created the sound effect of a murmuring crowd.
Today, "walla" is the name for this sound effect and the people making the noise are called a "walla group."
Nowadays though, the walla group will actually speak, often improvising conversations. In the UK, walla is called "rhubarb."
Actors will repeat this word over and over to create the illusion of a conversing crowd. In Japan, the word is "gaya." Consider the different languages and accents, it makes sense that each country would have a different word to mimic the sound of a group of people.
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Newly Discovered Giant Platypus Rewrites History
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Galaxy Hosts 10 Billion 'Habitable' Earth-Size Worlds
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