Waka got a higher ACT score than Steve Jobs and two Presidents, and that’s just great. (x)
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“Stealing the Enterprise” from the score to Star Trek III: The Search For Spock, composed by James Horner.
A little note: this is one of my all-time favorite pieces composed for the Trek films because Horner weaves together multiple themes from the original series and his own score for Star Trek II to create the perfect soundtrack to stealing a starship. That and the fact I can recite all the dialogue as I listen to it.
“Steady… Steady… All right, Mr. Scott!
“Sir?”
“The doors, Mr. Scott!”
“Aye, sir! I’m working on it!”
It’s worth seeking out the expanded edition if you can; it’s a little spendy, but there’s a lot of music that wasn’t included on the original release.
I drove past one of those check your speed things they put on the side of the road sometimes and next to the posted speed (45) someone had put up another sign that said “high score: 69″
Meryl Streep Perfectly Summarizes Why Sexism Is Still A Reality For Women
After discussing sexism in the refugee crisis, the Church, and financial systems, she went on to criticize her own industry for its deplorable lack of female film critics.
GIFS VIA.
guess that explains why audience score always seems so much more accurate to my viewing experiences than the tomatometer ever is
hmm this makes a little more sense now I think
Is and continues to be my favorite dance video. Dude’s so unexpectedly fluid.
> High score! What happened? Did i break it?
> You don’t see too many YouTube videos from 2005..
Weird to think that was almost a 10 years ago.
i think this is my favorite video of all time. ive been utterly enamored with it for years – i really believe it captures such a genuine, delightful aspect of humanity and culture from the 2000s, and its so fun to watch!!
I could tell instantly from the way he was positioned on the bar that this video was going to showcase some serious skill. I was nonetheless cometely unprepared for what happened.
The DDR bros from the early 2000s will always have a soft spot in my heart
It’s kinda funny when I took my ACT I got a perfect score on the reading comprehension portion which landed me with “oh you should be a lawyer!!” results on the aptitude test I had to take with it and then I end up on this hellsite that has the cumulative reading comprehension of a 3 year old
has anyone here done the “guess that white man” quiz my score was absolutely devastating
[ID: A screenshot of a quiz titled "Name That White Man! underneath says, "Total points: 6/27". End ID.]
Okay I got 1 but I would argue actually I got 4
Is and continues to be my favorite dance video. Dude’s so unexpectedly fluid.
> High score! What happened? Did i break it?
> You don’t see too many YouTube videos from 2005..
Weird to think that was almost a 10 years ago.
i think this is my favorite video of all time. ive been utterly enamored with it for years – i really believe it captures such a genuine, delightful aspect of humanity and culture from the 2000s, and its so fun to watch!!
I could tell instantly from the way he was positioned on the bar that this video was going to showcase some serious skill. I was nonetheless cometely unprepared for what happened.
This is so funny I don’t even care for baseball but this is great
Yep! And what ended up happening is what we baseball fans call a FARTSLAM, which stands for Fielder Allows Runner To Score Like A Moron.
Plays like this are why I love Baseball