I suppose that's fair, though in this instance it seems kind of cruel.
Fun facts: the smile as something other than a reaction came out of early TV advertising. In my high school there was a hallway of yearbook photos going back decades and before the mid 50s the graduates looked like "the seriousness of leaving for a new life," while afterward they were all grinning and most had that elbow-on-knee / broken neck look.
I have some subtle facial paralysis that makes me unable to smile except as a reaction, something I have never had occasion to regret. And I feel intense derision for people who "project" with an idiotic grin.
Dinner tasted better going down than coming back up.
If I had to see this, so do you.
I suppose that's fair, though in this instance it seems kind of cruel.
Fun facts: the smile as something other than a reaction came out of early TV advertising. In my high school there was a hallway of yearbook photos going back decades and before the mid 50s the graduates looked like "the seriousness of leaving for a new life," while afterward they were all grinning and most had that elbow-on-knee / broken neck look.
I have some subtle facial paralysis that makes me unable to smile except as a reaction, something I have never had occasion to regret. And I feel intense derision for people who "project" with an idiotic grin.
Misery loves company.
Tangent, possibly alleviating some nausea, I doubt anyone will mind.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_t2gNCXYbY
I can't even tell what that is. And I am not talking about "man or woman."
Man, obviously. Those shoulders don't lie.
Sure it's not a shaved orangutan?
It's definitely male, certainly.
If I had to see it, so do you.