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Hello there! My name is Blake Pruitt and I'm from Baltimore, MD - the city that reads. I'm scared of skateboards, sunlight, and people who are more attractive than me. I love puppies, granola, and morally-ambiguous female leads. The world is a movie and I'm the 2nd AC.
vimeo.com/blakepruitt Hipstardom (Not Really)
vimeo.com/blakepruitt Hipstardom (Not Really)
Recently it came to my attention that the word “YOLO,” an acronym standing for “You Only Live Once,” has become popular with the kids (as in “Fine, I’ll do another shot - YOLO!”). I did some research and I found out that YOLO is just the tip of the iceberg in terms of hip 2012 lingo. Get ready to feel really old, because I had never heard of any of these, but apparently they’re being used everywhere:
YOLO: You Only Live Once
YOLOLO: You Only “LOL” Once
YOTROLOLOO: You Only “Trololo” Once
YOLOLO NOHOMO: You Only “LOL” Once, and I don’t mean that in the gay way
YOWO SOSOPOLOS: You Only Wear Orange So-So Polos
“You’ll never win the fashion competition. YOWO SOSOPOLOS.”
YOWO SOSOPOLOS SOHOMO: You Only Wear Orange So-So Polos, and I do mean that in a very gay way
“You’ll never win the fashion competition, sweetbuns. YOWO SOSOPOLOS SOHOMO.”
YOYOKO ONOSOCO: You’re Only Yoko Ono, So Chill Out
“You don’t have to create world peace by yourself. YOYOKO ONOSOCO.” (Must be spoken only to Yoko Ono)
YOHOHOHO BOSODOCOCOA: You Only “HoHoHo” But Once, So Drink Our Cocoa (Must be spoken only to Santa Claus)
YOLOMOFO HELLOMOTO: You Only Live Once, Motherfucker (Must be spoken only by Samuel L. Jackson in a Motorola commercial)
YOYOYO OSO YOYOSOLO OWO LOCO PO-PO: You Only Yo-Yo Once, So Yo-Yo Solo, Obviously Without Crazy Police Officers
(via popculturebrain)
Watch the trailer for Paul Thomas Anderson’s new movie The Master, starring Joaquin Phoenix, Philip Seymour Hoffman & Amy Adams
I’m so happy right now!
Best early birthday trailer.
“For me, it’s just like, I like to be in control of myself. I mean, I’ve had a beer, like, before…. But I never get out of control.”
— Oh, Justin Bieber, you’ve grown up so fast! (via entertainmentweekly)
Mia Farrow and Roman Polanski on the set of Rosemary’s Baby (1968)
“Identify your own obsessions, then figure out how to make them interesting to other people.”
(Source: screenwritingtips, via directingfilm)
