u/davockx

A person who injured both their arms.

When you look through them, everything appears in the reverse form of the color it normally is. So black is white, red is cyan, beige is dark blue, etc.

So say you want to go to floor 18, well the strength of the cannon and trajectory/aim will be perfectly calibrated to send you right into that particular floor of the building.

First four hours: write script

Second four hours: film movie

Final four hours: edit / polish movie

Obviously there will be snack breaks in between. Whether or not we include those as part of the twelve-hour process is to be determined.

I have limited knowledge about filmmaking by the way.

Edit: I've been informed by some people that this already kind of exists - the 48-hour film festival. Good to know!

In a post a few days ago, here, I suggested that we should change the pronunciation of the letter w from "double-you" to "woo," so that it is more easily pronounced.

I would like to expand on this proposal, and suggest we call it the "woovement," in order to popularize it more.

For example, if you put a comma in the wrong place then it could completely change the sentence, in sometimes hilarious ways.

*commas

It always bothered me that "w" has three syllables when the rest of the letters have only one, and it's not even a "double u" it's a "double v"! (unless you handwrite it like a double u which is not common.)

The only downside I can think of is that the alphabet song wouldn't really sound as good with the new pronunciation.