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Richard “Eye-contact-eye-contact” Armitage

Martin “I-can-smolder-too” Freeman

Elijah “cute-as-ever” Wood

Andy “hi-it’s-me-awesome” Serkis

Peter “yes-yes-yes” Jackson

sometimes i’m so overwhelmed by how much i love this cast and crew ;_____;

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Posted 2 weeks ago

It’s mildly amusing anecdote time!

Many years ago, when I was a childling, I had a roll-on camera. You know, those cameras where you have to manually wind the film on after every photo? I was at a friend’s house and I was at the end of the film, but I didn’t notice. Turns out, when you try to take a photo beyond the last one it just kind of superimposes the ghostly image of your photo over the one before it.

When I had the film developed, I was treated to an absolutely amazing photograph of my friend’s cat - and if you looked close enough, an artistically superimposed and inspirational picture of my friend hitting his brother with a pool cue.

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when i was little and my parents were driving id pretend there was a man/being/thing running alongside the car who had to follow certain rules like “he can only travel by jumping from streetlight to streetlight” or “he can only walk on fences”

i was so surprised to find out that other people did similar things

i wonder what the underlying psychology behind it is

like its a really specific thing to do but almost everyone did it without telling other kids about it because we all thought it was probably weird or unimportant

I never did this and wow I can’t even tell you how creepy this is to me.

I thought I was the only one.

Yeah a huge portion of people have this imaginary traveler or car-chaser.

To this day, even when I’M driving, a part of my mind imagines something is hopping and running alongside the car, dodging or simply chopping through every street sign and telephone pole.

Sometimes I find myself twitching the muscles in my hand or foot with every “jump,” like I’m controlling the being in a video game.

I still do this. It’s kind of entertaining for me to imagine a character of mine racing beside my car, especially during long car rides.

When I was a kid my imaginary traveler was a unicorn.

Mine was my cat, because I always used to miss her. :)

My brain can’t even comprehend this. I did not do this as a kid which is weird because almost everything else I’ve come across I’ve done at some point. So for this to be something common kinda blows my mind.

Woah. I loved to do this as a kid, and my character was similar to Rayman. But there was a rule; Dont touch the ground, So as the road i was on turned off into another, and there was a huge gap created, devoid of houses and or trees or anything, Rayman would spin his ears like in the game and float to the other side… It was fun.