Me too!
I don't believe I've ever even seen one of his movies. 
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I just called the number. I didn't have to talk to anyone, just entered my phone number...
That fits. We all know you are a very serious guy.
19 iPhone Tricks And Tips.
This is everything you never knew your iPhone was capable of doing.
1. There is an undo function that allows you to go back if you make a mistake writing a text message, email, or editing a photo. Simply shake your phone and this option will pop up.
2. Double-tapping the spacebar will automatically end the sentence with a period and start a new one for you.
3. As long as the camera app is open, you can use the volume buttons to take a photos.
Woah, this just stepped up my selfie game!
4. You can teach Siri how to properly pronounce words by saying, "That's not how you pronounce______ " and she will then give alternatives for you to choose the correct one.
5. By holding down the capture button in the camera app, your phone will take a series of photos so you can get the perfect shot.
6. You can control the scrubbing rate of streaming video/audio by moving your finger down the screen.
7. You can see the timestamps of your text messages by sliding your texts over to the left.
8. Swipe left on the Compass app and your iPhone will work as a level.
9. Your phone will charge much faster if you turn on "Airplane Mode" while charging.
10. Instead of having your phone vibrate or ring when you get a call or text, you can have it emit an LED flash. Go to Settings > General > Accessibility, then scroll down and turn on “LED Flash for Alerts.”
11. You can set a timer for listening to music or audiobooks before bed. Just launch your Clock app, choose the Timer button in the lower right and set the timer for however long you want your media to play. Then, tap "When Timer Ends," scroll to the bottom and choose "Stop Playing". Now you'll never have to turn off your music again after falling asleep.
12. You can create a longer passcode with letters instead of numbers. Go to Settings > General > Passcode Lock and turn off “Simple Passcode.”
13. You can find out what airplanes are flying about you. Just ask Siri "what flights are overhead."
14. Your phone will read texts aloud. Start by going into the Settings app. Choose General, tap Accessibility, then turn on the Speak Selection feature. After you've done this, the "Speak" option will always appear when you highlight text.
15. Change the vibration pattern for notifications. Go to Settings > Sounds > Ringtone > Vibration > Create New Vibration.You’ll be able to tell who’s calling or texting you just by the vibration.
16. If you hold down the "." on your keyboard, a menu will pop up with a list of web suffices to choose from, saving you the time of typing it out.
17. Take a screen shot by holding down the home button and the on/off button at the same time. The screen shot will then be saved in your camera roll.
This also works for iPad.
18. You can access all of your email drafts easily by holding down the "Compose" icon. It will then give you a list of all of your previous drafts.
19. Create shortcuts in no time. Go to Settings > General > Keyboard > Shortcuts > Add New Shortcut. Enter a word or phrase that you use a lot and what you want the shortcut to be. Now, every time you type that shortcut, the whole word/phrase will appear.
1. There is an undo function that allows you to go back if you make a mistake writing a text message, email, or editing a photo. Simply shake your phone and this option will pop up.
2. Double-tapping the spacebar will automatically end the sentence with a period and start a new one for you.
3. As long as the camera app is open, you can use the volume buttons to take a photos.
Woah, this just stepped up my selfie game!
4. You can teach Siri how to properly pronounce words by saying, "That's not how you pronounce______ " and she will then give alternatives for you to choose the correct one.
5. By holding down the capture button in the camera app, your phone will take a series of photos so you can get the perfect shot.
6. You can control the scrubbing rate of streaming video/audio by moving your finger down the screen.
7. You can see the timestamps of your text messages by sliding your texts over to the left.
8. Swipe left on the Compass app and your iPhone will work as a level.
9. Your phone will charge much faster if you turn on "Airplane Mode" while charging.
10. Instead of having your phone vibrate or ring when you get a call or text, you can have it emit an LED flash. Go to Settings > General > Accessibility, then scroll down and turn on “LED Flash for Alerts.”
11. You can set a timer for listening to music or audiobooks before bed. Just launch your Clock app, choose the Timer button in the lower right and set the timer for however long you want your media to play. Then, tap "When Timer Ends," scroll to the bottom and choose "Stop Playing". Now you'll never have to turn off your music again after falling asleep.
12. You can create a longer passcode with letters instead of numbers. Go to Settings > General > Passcode Lock and turn off “Simple Passcode.”
13. You can find out what airplanes are flying about you. Just ask Siri "what flights are overhead."
14. Your phone will read texts aloud. Start by going into the Settings app. Choose General, tap Accessibility, then turn on the Speak Selection feature. After you've done this, the "Speak" option will always appear when you highlight text.
15. Change the vibration pattern for notifications. Go to Settings > Sounds > Ringtone > Vibration > Create New Vibration.You’ll be able to tell who’s calling or texting you just by the vibration.
16. If you hold down the "." on your keyboard, a menu will pop up with a list of web suffices to choose from, saving you the time of typing it out.
17. Take a screen shot by holding down the home button and the on/off button at the same time. The screen shot will then be saved in your camera roll.
This also works for iPad.
18. You can access all of your email drafts easily by holding down the "Compose" icon. It will then give you a list of all of your previous drafts.
19. Create shortcuts in no time. Go to Settings > General > Keyboard > Shortcuts > Add New Shortcut. Enter a word or phrase that you use a lot and what you want the shortcut to be. Now, every time you type that shortcut, the whole word/phrase will appear.
Oh my...You are obsessed with obsession and often the obsessed; employing techniques that constantly challenge the way films are crafted; with protagonists that are find themselves imploding within the very worlds they helped create.
Stanley Kubrick
Stanley Kubrick
Stanley Kubrick
You are obsessed with obsession and often the obsessed; employing techniques that constantly challenge the way films are crafted; with protagonists that are find themselves imploding within the very worlds they helped create.
You are obsessed with obsession and often the obsessed; employing techniques that constantly challenge the way films are crafted; with protagonists that are find themselves imploding within the very worlds they helped create.
Healing vibes for all who need them. 
Hoping everybody is doing well. 
Winter is here already, keep warm and safe.
Love and Green Lights, Gunners.
Winter is here already, keep warm and safe.
Love and Green Lights, Gunners.
Thank you so much Blunthead, for showing us these tricks! Here I thought I was all smartypants for figuring out the screenshot thing.19 iPhone Tricks And Tips.
This is everything you never knew your iPhone was capable of doing.
1. There is an undo function that allows you to go back if you make a mistake writing a text message, email, or editing a photo. Simply shake your phone and this option will pop up.
2. Double-tapping the spacebar will automatically end the sentence with a period and start a new one for you.
3. As long as the camera app is open, you can use the volume buttons to take a photos.
Woah, this just stepped up my selfie game!
4. You can teach Siri how to properly pronounce words by saying, "That's not how you pronounce______ " and she will then give alternatives for you to choose the correct one.
5. By holding down the capture button in the camera app, your phone will take a series of photos so you can get the perfect shot.
6. You can control the scrubbing rate of streaming video/audio by moving your finger down the screen.
7. You can see the timestamps of your text messages by sliding your texts over to the left.
8. Swipe left on the Compass app and your iPhone will work as a level.
9. Your phone will charge much faster if you turn on "Airplane Mode" while charging.
10. Instead of having your phone vibrate or ring when you get a call or text, you can have it emit an LED flash. Go to Settings > General > Accessibility, then scroll down and turn on “LED Flash for Alerts.”
11. You can set a timer for listening to music or audiobooks before bed. Just launch your Clock app, choose the Timer button in the lower right and set the timer for however long you want your media to play. Then, tap "When Timer Ends," scroll to the bottom and choose "Stop Playing". Now you'll never have to turn off your music again after falling asleep.
12. You can create a longer passcode with letters instead of numbers. Go to Settings > General > Passcode Lock and turn off “Simple Passcode.”
13. You can find out what airplanes are flying about you. Just ask Siri "what flights are overhead."
14. Your phone will read texts aloud. Start by going into the Settings app. Choose General, tap Accessibility, then turn on the Speak Selection feature. After you've done this, the "Speak" option will always appear when you highlight text.
15. Change the vibration pattern for notifications. Go to Settings > Sounds > Ringtone > Vibration > Create New Vibration.You’ll be able to tell who’s calling or texting you just by the vibration.
16. If you hold down the "." on your keyboard, a menu will pop up with a list of web suffices to choose from, saving you the time of typing it out.
17. Take a screen shot by holding down the home button and the on/off button at the same time. The screen shot will then be saved in your camera roll.
This also works for iPad.
18. You can access all of your email drafts easily by holding down the "Compose" icon. It will then give you a list of all of your previous drafts.
19. Create shortcuts in no time. Go to Settings > General > Keyboard > Shortcuts > Add New Shortcut. Enter a word or phrase that you use a lot and what you want the shortcut to be. Now, every time you type that shortcut, the whole word/phrase will appear.
I was Federico Fellini. I can take that one
As long as it wasn't Spielberg or Kubrick. I greatly dislike both of them.
Jean-Luc Godard
Intent more on commentating on the process of cinema itself, on the characters both inside and outside of the story, on the techniques and the forms of expression used by film and how they relate to the audience, you use random voice-overs, jump-cuts, and an ever moving camera that occasionally jars, often with a humor that acts as a meta-commentary on the commentary process itself.
Intent more on commentating on the process of cinema itself, on the characters both inside and outside of the story, on the techniques and the forms of expression used by film and how they relate to the audience, you use random voice-overs, jump-cuts, and an ever moving camera that occasionally jars, often with a humor that acts as a meta-commentary on the commentary process itself.
Which Movie Director Are You?
Steven Spielberg
With subject matter concerning those on the fringes, the taken-for-granted, the unknown, the almost-forgotten, accidental everyday heroes, and innocents affected, your vision is broad, yet always from the subjective of the protagonist, using the pathos of music, sweeping dollies to reveal the forces of what are to come.
Stanley Kubrick
You are obsessed with obsession and often the obsessed; employing techniques that constantly challenge the way films are crafted; with protagonists that are find themselves imploding within the very worlds they helped create.
In these tests I always get Kubrick.
(((hugs grampa and gramma))) That's beautiful. Nigh on to poetic.
I'm so glad it's over. Now when those stitches heal up, you won't have to worry about that tooth ever again.
Have a popsicle. All you want.
Ingmar Bergman
Your subjects are the sensual from under the restricted, youth and nature acting out repressed desires, forever concerned with breaking out from the confines we find ourselves in; and with an uncanny eye for casting, utilizing actors for every whisper, for every held breath, your camera is held close and low to emphasize the smallest shifts of emotional moments.
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