Have you seen this man? Probably not.
His left ear lobe looks strikingly familiar
that is physically impossible because his earlobes do not align. this person isn't real.
Dang I was hoping that was the key. Do we perhaps have an image of the back of their head?
That's not a man. Men have faces.
>>8 what is this then
>>9 a farce
>>10 No face but a farce, he's got an R too much.
>>8 The flesh is the cover of the unknown.
>>30 suits remarkably well. Masks are neat.
>>31 Give a man a mask and he will show you his true face.
Give a man a mask, and he will conceal his thoughts for a day. Teach a man to lie, and he will conceal his thoughts for a lifetime.
>>30 What is he laughing at me for?
>>48 Because you're a faggot, anon. No really, why do masks have smiles in them? Surely early theater couldn't be so one-toned that characters could only ever display one emotion. Perhaps the Romans and Greeks really were that simple.
>>49 The masks allowed actors to portray different characters. The expressions were exaggerated so even spectators sitting way in the back could see.
>>45 I wish someone would teach me to lie. Job interviews are hard.
>>49 >why do masks have smiles in them? Surely early theater couldn't be so one-toned that characters could only ever display one emotion. That's easy. They had more than one mask.
>>49 >Surely early theater couldn't be so one-toned that characters could only ever display one emotion. "No-one cared who I was 'til I put on the mask." - Dark Vader
>>123 Job interviews are usually easy. Invent a lie. Make it true. Repeat until you are qualified for the job. >>4 Nice try, it's the lead singer of Blur.
