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I heard that there is a film being made. If so, please consider my poster:
Then people at the Tavern (Lasse V. Karlsen, Yi Jiang, Diago, Tim) had some suggestions:
Anyway, I hope people make some good suggestions for plot, etc. ... Good luck with filming and stuff.
Aiden
Also, Resemblance?
In scene 47, bobince finally loses it when the tenth person asks how to parse HTML with regular expressions.
Kevin Smith as Jeff Atwood
(source: examiner.com)
They've already opted for a sequel I heard
Excuse the poor quality. I'm on Ubuntu right now and GIMP hates me. Or is it the other way round?
The GEICO gecko as Bill the Lizard
Mike Myers as mmyers.
This one should be obvious.
Scenes:
Meta users protest the decision to withdraw per-site domain names
A data dump on its way to the clearbits data center
Stackheads trailing the Truck transferring Meta.SO from Corvallis, Oregon, to New York City. It is said sixteen great new API tools were conceived during the journey
Ok, so it's recycling an old image, and I think we've got a different top seven now, but what the hell...
An Oktoberfest "Maß" as Darin Dimitrov.
I was going to leave well enough alone. I really was. But then I heard that the film will feature a special guest appearance by Shog9... as himself!
The role of Joel seems to be hard to fill
It was a quiet day on Stack Overflow. The trolls haven't left their puny grotto's and the Spammers focused on other parts of the Internet. A seasoned user with 9970 rep was looking for an easy question to get the three upvotes needed to access the wild secrets of the moderator tools. And then it happened.
He refreshed for the next time and a new question was shown on top of the list. He opened the question and read it. His eyes widened while his brain tries to figure out an answer. This couldn't be that hard. But the question was gibberish. Well not exactly gibberish, it was incomprehensible, but on a different scale. First he thought about utter nonsense and his mouse moved to the close button. But then he started wondering. Is this real nonsense, or am I too stupid to understand this question. But I can't be stupid with 9970, almost 10k rep.
In the mean time the question started to collect votes. Upvotes, downvotes, close and reopen votes. A wild discussion started with comments. 10, 20, 100 comments. Respectable members where caught calling each other names. And the question collected the third gold badge for favorites.
He saw it all and couldn't understand. The question was too hard for his brain, but he still wanted to get those three upvotes. And while his brain worked hard to find an answer. He heard a loud bang. And then nothing. The question that kills was born, and he was just the first victim.
Every film needs a scrappy underdog fighting to be #1:
Dougie Poynter as Marc Gravell.
This match was found courtesy of the MyHeritage.com face recognition tool. It gives a 62% match for the above, but interestingly enough gives a 59% match for Linus Torvalds!
Some people don't think Tux and TV don't go together. To that I reply:
^--- How's that for using the Gimp :)
yes they are ... m. night shyamalan will be directing.
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