That’s brilliant, many thanks!! That’s actually what I hoped to hear❤️

Tom Segura? Is that you?

omg i didnt mean to have it up like that smh

Did you really have to include a video of you jerking off and cumming? Like seriously dude this isn't the place.

I get what the condition is about based on the name without having to look at the videos you provided but why , oohh why did you feel you have to put a dick pick for the post??? https://youtube.com/shorts/8IXP43g2rLw?feature=share

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fixed sorry!

I wasnt too sure, really did not know that the amount I produced was too uncommon until after a few encunters with women, and also when I discussed it with some friends, and then finally a doctor

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You are a recently diagnosed man?

What did you think you were before the diagnosis?

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Why isn’t this nsfw?

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What is the most secure form of encryption for a program like Truecrypt or Veracrypt, and is it true it would take millions of years to crack those encryptions assuming no one is using a quantum computer?

dadq

Oh I absolutely love working with extras. They get treated poorly by a lot of crew which is infuriating to me as they’re essential to the shot and world building. I’ve made many for life friends thanks to working with them.

So let’s take a scene I set for Pachinko (Korean historical series). It was a fish market where the Japanese police beat a Korean resistance member and drag him away.

We had: • 5 officers + 2 cast officers. • 50 vendors / fishmongers • 10 children • 30 shoppers • 20 fishermen

We had stalls set up with real fish and eels and squid (it stunk after a few days in the summer shooting..) and we’d place the merchants at their stalls. I’d map and photograph them, note the name and we’d remember the position. Then we placed the shoppers and gave them paths to take and merchants to stop and talk at. Then we have everyone react to the scene as the officers drag the man out and throw him to the ground and get their emotions playing. The kids we have to have either running around or helping the parents. The fishermen are pulling nets up over the dock and unloading deliveries.

You have to constantly refer to the monitors to see the frame, ask the 1st AC (camera operators) how they move in the shot, and then time out when people should cross camera (wipe) or counter the actors movements.

The worst is when they do a pick up of a scene part way through and you have to explain in noob Korean because you just learned it where in a scene we are and then match the positions.

Hope that explains it a bit? But it’s super fun and continuity dependant. We also have between 5-10 minutes to set up 100 people before the director says it’s time to shoot.

Do you like working with extras? How do you dress them for a scene?

If you had to serve in any other branch, which would it be and why?

And are there any stereotypes about the Navy/SEALs that are true?

Happy Veterans day!

I think I have your number on signal but I’ll DM you mine now. I think we may be able to help each other and most of all, the Ukrainians.

And I have a few connections to share for the financial literacy side too. It’s absolutely embarrassing to me how much we neglect our vets. I will do anything in my power to help You guys right those wrongs.

Oh, certainly. The biggest red flag is his praise of PFOF.