Johannes Gutenberg's second invention, after moveable type for printing, was a set of graphic objects for creating posters and presentations. A kind of hand-crafted Powerpoint. These are three of the "3D arrows" offered in the set of moveable objects.
He also used a rectangular wooden frame to isolate and move such objects in groups, as well as a 'lasso' of rope to isolate and move objects that were irregularly distributed.
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I can just see Indiana Jones breaking into this church.
The scene shows him breaking trail into the jungle, trademark whip and hat doing their respective jobs. Machete in hand, he clears the last vegetation from the door, and enters. Within, is the golden Artifact, which he will 'recover' for, uh, 'scientific research'.
He circumvents all of the traps left behind, and emerges from the building, and the camera zooms back, panning upwards, until you see them both in-frame: Indiana Jones and the gigantic chicken temple!

They needed to be accompanied by geese.

The look of anticipation on the older girl is really creepy. *Brrrr!*

First, it's fascinating that a waterslide party in Korea would have the Spanish word "Fiesta" in its name.
Looks like fun. I'd imagine that a slide set up in San Francisco would be the best, and would eject you into the bay!

I, for one, welcome our new space-cat overlords.

She really needed a safer knot. A little technical research can make art work out better. Mastery of one's medium does not detract from artistic creativity, nor does it reduce spontaneity, as some may assert. Instead, it is key to pushing their limits. As it is, her artistic installation was reduced to slapstick comedy . . . with nudity, in my opinion.

Another thing a sense of timing does is gives us humor, where timing is everything.

I'm amazed that the diver could hold the camera steady with that current.

As horrifying as this looks, the alternative that our daughter's podiatrist used is worse. She basically ripped the edge of the nail off and killed that region of the nail bed with phenol.

Come on! Those costumes are so tight, they look like they're painted on!

According to Homer, Odysseus and his crew escaped from Polyphemus the Cyclops by clinging onto the belly fur of his sheep. As they were let out to pasture, Polyphemus, having been blinded by the crew earlier, felt only the backs of the sheep to check for escaping Greeks.

"If someone speaks to you when they should speak to your passenger, tell them so."
Yeah, I get this all the time at the supermarket check-out. I tell the clerk: 'I just drive. He's the one with the money.'
Maybe if I wore a black ninja outfit . . .

I especially like the "First time on television" line. I remember when a movie would be released to theaters, do its run, and then disappear for a while (years?), to be re-broadcast on TV to great fanfare.