What's on the note fj?
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trollfaceirl ONLINE (01/11/2016) [-]
shop the minutemen hat on to the black guy, not garvey just the hat
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kristovsky (01/11/2016) [-] tbh I think the first version is funnier, just because the gear doesn't give the joke away until you read the note. It takes you you surprise.
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theantimeme (01/11/2016) [-] **theantimeme used "*roll 1, cah answer*"**
**theantimeme rolls The Trail of Tears.**
**theantimeme rolls The Trail of Tears.**
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potatorgue (01/11/2016) [-] I'm so proud of FJ. we've gotten to the point now where people don't get thumbed down even when they put stuff in spoilers
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filming (01/12/2016) [-] He's actually not wrong. In photography, film and graphic design there's a "rule" of composition known as the Rule of Thirds.
Essentially you take the frame and divide it in thirds vertically and horizontally. You're supposed to try to position the subject(s) of the image on the lines and/or intersections. It doesn't have to be precise and it's also not a rule for every photo, just a "guide" or "suggestion" so to speak.
If you take the individual frames of the comic and apply the rule, you'll see it's pretty much dead on.
Essentially you take the frame and divide it in thirds vertically and horizontally. You're supposed to try to position the subject(s) of the image on the lines and/or intersections. It doesn't have to be precise and it's also not a rule for every photo, just a "guide" or "suggestion" so to speak.
If you take the individual frames of the comic and apply the rule, you'll see it's pretty much dead on.
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filming (3 hours ago) [-] Who mentioned the four panel format?
I'm talking about the position of the characters within each panel.
I don't know a thing about the artist as to rebut your guarantee, but unless you know him personally or it's well known that he's never looked into graphic design, you are making a very bold statement.
I'm talking about the position of the characters within each panel.
I don't know a thing about the artist as to rebut your guarantee, but unless you know him personally or it's well known that he's never looked into graphic design, you are making a very bold statement.
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wrpen (3 hours ago) [-] First off, the meme can attest that the guy's an idiot. Second, the only possible thing you could have been talking about was the four panel format, since the only characters that are small enough to be placed anywhere but the intersections aren't anywhere near them. Third, the lines in >>#26 are clearly just there to emulate the characters in the first place, not to indicate any kind of photography technique; if you were unaware, the lines were added well after the comic was created by someone meaning to mock the original artist.
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filming (3 hours ago) [-] As I said: "take the frame in this case, panel and divide it in thirds vertically and horizontally". Do that and the characters are clearly positioned on the thirds.
I noticed that the lines are on the characters, I'm not blind. In fact that's what assholy was pointing out: within each panel, the characters are approximately on the thirds. I never said the lines were part of the comic, as I said: "I'm talking about the position of the characters within each panel."
Then again I'm talking to someone who thinks memes are proof of a person's intelligence.
I noticed that the lines are on the characters, I'm not blind. In fact that's what assholy was pointing out: within each panel, the characters are approximately on the thirds. I never said the lines were part of the comic, as I said: "I'm talking about the position of the characters within each panel."
Then again I'm talking to someone who thinks memes are proof of a person's intelligence.
#126 to #124
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assholy (2 hours ago) [-] What the **** are you on about?
Here, I went to the trouble to do as filming said and here's the ******* rule in action:
Magically, just like filming said, if you divide each panel into 9 equal pieces, the characters line up with the divisions.
I though that's what the lines were referencing, and I agree with filming, it's not very apparent that the lines make fun of his intelligence.
Here, I went to the trouble to do as filming said and here's the ******* rule in action:
Magically, just like filming said, if you divide each panel into 9 equal pieces, the characters line up with the divisions.
I though that's what the lines were referencing, and I agree with filming, it's not very apparent that the lines make fun of his intelligence.
#125 to #124
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filming (2 hours ago) [-] "CADbortion (also known as Loss Edits) refers to a series of parodies based on an overly dramatic cartoon strip from the popular webcomic Ctrl+Alt+Del in which the female lead suffers a miscarriage, which became a subject of widespread mockery among the readers."
I still fail to see how this guy is stupid because people parodied his comic. Whatever.
I still fail to see how this guy is stupid because people parodied his comic. Whatever.
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trollmobile ONLINE (17 hours ago) [-] nah man, the game was still going on in 2012
was a rather persisten meme, that one.
was a rather persisten meme, that one.
