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Beat Sheets
Recently read Save the Cat by Blake Snyder. A well known book on screenwriting. In it he shows you how to break down a story using a beat sheet. Breaking the 3 Act structure into 15 beats every Hollywood movie hits and when (what page). I’ve found it to be super helpful. It got me wondering if this could be done for sketch.
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Congratulations to The Spoonmissioner, the Grand Prize Winner of the first ever Greendale GIF-A-Thon!
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Gizoogle.net →
Holy shit, this is the best link in the world. Everything is hilarious.
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Last year when we were going through all the Progressive nonsense, there was a hashtag going on Twitter, #katiefisher, and people were using it to pass around updates about how the news battle was going and to give Progressive grief (for which grief I will be eternally grateful to you all).
It occurred to me then that even though so many people were working so hard for Katie and me and my family, we weren’t really talking much about her and her life. So I sort of jacked the #katiefisher tag and put up some tweets about my memories of Katie. One of those was about all the cookies that she mailed to me when I was away at school.
It was that tweet that inspired Porter and Kim Mason to suggest to me that we should memorialize Katie by seeing how many cookies we could get sent around between people who love each other.
Part of the reason that I was and am so excited to be working on Katie Fisher Day is that I want to remember Katie, and I want y’all to remember her too.
Everyone has again worked so hard to make Katie Fisher Day 2013 happen, and it means so much to me because it is a very Katie kind of day. She would have jumped all over this.
Hopefully the joy of the day is between the people baking cookies and the people receiving cookies, all of us enjoying their happiness. I won’t take this day to re-eulogize Katie or to try to put me and her in between you and the folks that you love.
Everyone should know, though, that by getting involved and baking and reaching out to your loved ones, you’re remembering Katie the best way possible— by doing for each other the things that she did for me and everyone around her.
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TOP REPUBLICANS ON ROMNEY. Pretty much the only political ad you need to see this year.
#mittromneyisaliar
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The Line of Dwarves Of Erebor
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Will Hines: More Anti-Progressive Daydreams →
The Fishers initially wanted $75,000 from Progressive (the difference between the at-fault driver’s claim and Katie’s). Progressive refused to pay. The Fishers aren’t legally allowed(?) to dispute that so they sue the other driver, and despite Progressive legally defending him, are awarded…
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My Sister Paid Progressive Insurance to Defend Her Killer In Court
I’ve been sending out some impertinent tweets about Progressive Insurance lately, but I haven’t explained how they pissed me off. So I will do that here as succinctly as possible. There’s a general understanding that says, “insurance companies— oh they’re awful,” but since Progressive turned their shit hose on my late sister and my parents, I’ve learned some things that really surprised me.
I’ll try to cleave to the facts. On June 19, 2010, my sister was driving in Baltimore when her car was struck by another car and she was killed. The other driver had run a red light and hit my sister as she crossed the intersection on the green light.
Reblog this, speak out about this, and exercise financial pressure on the corporate goons and lawyers that make gross inhuman decisions like these. Don’t buy Progressive insurance. If you already have Progressive, take your business elsewhere. Don’t support a company that is willing to defend a murderer b/c it’s cheaper than doing the right thing.
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My Sister Paid Progressive Insurance to Defend Her Killer In Court
I’ve been sending out some impertinent tweets about Progressive Insurance lately, but I haven’t explained how they pissed me off. So I will do that here as succinctly as possible. There’s a general understanding that says, “insurance companies— oh they’re awful,” but since Progressive turned their shit hose on my late sister and my parents, I’ve learned some things that really surprised me.
I’ll try to cleave to the facts. On June 19, 2010, my sister was driving in Baltimore when her car was struck by another car and she was killed. The other driver had run a red light and hit my sister as she crossed the intersection on the green light.
Reblog this, speak out about this, and exercise financial pressure on the corporate goons and lawyers that make gross inhuman decisions like these. Don’t buy Progressive insurance. If you already have Progressive, take your business elsewhere. Don’t support a company that is willing to defend a murderer b/c it’s cheaper than doing the right thing.
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Eliza! Eliza!: Dudes - fix your shitty apartment. →
Simple. Masculine. GOOD. You can do this.
A few weeks ago my friends and I went to a party at a guy’s house. This dude and his friends were very cute and funny, with great arms and taste in music - AND YET upon walking into their apartment my pussy dried up and left. It put on it’s…
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