I need to know
My first born son came out the womb in a friggin T-Pose hitting the griddy for Ukraine and smoking on a funko pop vape.
We named him Johnathan but he wants to be called "Yung Whip" we don't know what to do with him.
Yeah, that could lead to problems in retrospect. I was going for a John Wick thing. Jung Whip would also be a hard life to lead.
I love the videos of actors doing motion capture with a really emotionally intense scene and then suddenly everyone gets up and t poses while they’re still crying and shit. Dunno the science, but that shit is funny.
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it was exactly 64 characters so i made an 8x8 matrix and transposed it
That explains absolutely nothing
The hell does "i t d x h i o s a i e p y n" mean
the second one goes down, rather than left to right
Death to America
You cannot scientifically deny that the idea of a corgi t-posing is hilarious/adorable
Hold on I have to go do research
We must find a solution to this. Someone construct an appropriate endoskeletal suit for this dog!
I don't know who that is. It's a reference to the classic 60s comedy film.Its a Mad Mad Mad Mad World (which slaps super hard)
Edit: looked up Dhamaal and the summary makes me think the movie may be an homage. Rat Race was as well.
It's something that normally mimicks natural movement suddenly doing a completely unnatural and unexpected action which abruptly takes you out of your suspension of disbelief and immersion.
Basically has the same set up as a joke in that way
because the a default position in 3d modelling software showing up sometimes a fallback for when a videogame breaks a little is contextually very silly.
also because we very rarely get to see something hit a total failure state and have the outcome be absurd instead of completely horrific.
when people or animals reach a complete failure state, we fucking die.
building? collapse.
aeroplane engines? explosive plane crash.
structural integrity of earth's crust? volcanic explosionbut an animated visual representation of a human or animal, constructed of millions of polygons, controlled by thousands to millions of lines of code, meticulously voice acted and covered in incredibly high-res textures? you know what it does?
it just goes "uhhhh gimme the T"
also because we very rarely get to see something hit a total failure state
It's way more common in Star Citizen. :only-good-gamer:
