I am referring to this, with Tracy talking directly to the camera and what seems to be Kenneth wearing denim jeans as if he were Theodore Wrangler.
SatyrSack
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when putting in long text like image links, it gets ugly fast and stuff starts to break.
In that case, I think that tool should prove very helpful. Starting off in a spreadsheet program like Excel is great for keeping things neat/tidy/readable, then you would use that tool to convert to markdown when you are finished and ready to post the table to Lemmy.
That is sort of how I manage my GIF todo list and the markdown list that I publish on Codeberg. I have a LibreOffice Calc spreadsheet that I use as my todo list, adding new ideas to it as they come to my attention and then marking them off as I complete them. Then, when I am done for the day, I have a custom Python script that I run that reads all the cells in the spreadsheet, rearranges things a bit, and outputs it as a markdown table into the file you see on Codeberg.
EDIT: @ptz@dubvee.org could possibly even build that functionality right into Tesseract, allowing you to copy from Excel and paste directly into a Tesseract textbox as a markdown table.
I figure the caption is custom, but is the footage behind it from a behind-the-scenes clip or something? I definitely do not recognize it.
Is there a reason to emphasize "skippable" here?
All that I can think of is this tool that someone posted recently:
https://thisdavej.com/copy-table-in-excel-and-paste-as-a-markdown-table/
You copy a range of cells from somewhere like Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets, LibreOffice Calc, etc., then paste into this website, and it reformats it as a markdown table.
But myself, I am comfortable enough with markdown to just type it out manually directly into a Lemmy comment. Though for a markdown table that is relatively large (like the one above), I generally create it from scratch in a separate text editor program and then copy/paste it into Lemmy. A text editor is just a larger space to work in and has things like find/replace to make things go faster.
If you have any specific questions/problems, I am happy to help!
Sir, this is a Stargate
i am 12 can you make a video that tells me the chicken cooking temp
I genuinely cannot tell if there was a joke there or what that was
On a similar note, here are all instances of a different actor portraying a young Liz:
| URL | Episode | Actor | Role |
|---|---|---|---|
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S1E11 "The Head and the Hair" | Michal Antonov | Refusing to sit on Santa’s lap |
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S2E1 "Seinfeldvision" | Michal Antonov | Marrying her stuffed animal |
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S2E4 "Rosemary’s Baby" | Marcella Roy | Watching Rosemary Howard’s show |
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S5E9 "Chain Reaction of Mental Anguish" | Marcella Roy | Calling Santa a fat fraud |
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S6E6 "Hey, Baby, What’s Wrong?" | Marcella Roy | Getting rejected on Valentine’s Day |
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S6E14 "Kidnapped by Danger" | Marcella Roy | Being “The Blocker” on her parents’ anniversary |
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S6E17 "Meet the Woggels!" | Marcella Roy | Having “The Talk” with her grandfather |
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S6E19 "Live from Studio 6H" | Amy Poehler | Watching telethon |
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S7E7 "Mazel Tov, Dummies!" | Marcella Roy | Marrying her stuffed animal |
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S7E7 "Mazel Tov, Dummies!" | Alice Richmond | First ever eye roll |
From reading a few articles, it seems the clip was simply a spoof, and no full episode was ever intended to be made. I gather that it exists for two reasons:
- As a lighthearted jab at Fey, who (for the first time in eight years) had reprised her famous SNL role parodying Palin a week prior
- More importantly, as marketing for Palin's new book that we hear Dotcom complimenting here
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7 centuries? I know that star dates in Star Trek definitely correspond to a specific datetime, but other than the vague "a long time ago", was it ever established when Star Wars took place compared to us?