Orange Wednesday - Tariq (KM)
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i don't even understand what is going on with this series any more...it seems like one big ass commercial with a little bit of random evilness.
ReplyDeleteps evil creepy cashier.
pss: it seems more like a vlog series then anything...which is interesting (i guess...)
They need to start using a noninterlaced camera mode when they shoot. The interlaced mode is designed for broadcast TV, but when put on a webcast you get that "combed-through" effect whenever anything moves.
ReplyDeleteLate in the video, there appears to be a Tariq clone in the background behind Tariq under the words "Fall in Love."
ReplyDeleteGAH! ORANGE?!!?!??!?!
ReplyDeleteAre you sure that "Tariq double" isn't a Watcher?
ReplyDeleteThis was silly.
ReplyDeletei never gave the Orange Slurpee theory much credit, but it turned out to be a harbinger of the evils of product placement.
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ReplyDeleteLucinda is so pretty :)
ReplyDeleteWe need to quarantine London. They have evil orange stores.
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