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A freeze of a character to suggest he/she is staring either at someone else being annoying or perhaps staring back. Sometimes the starer looks to the camera with an uneasy silence to suggest his disapproval of the previous scene. Some other stare downs include a zoom in shot of the character to express the character's emotion or just silly randomness.
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A freeze of a character to suggest he/she is staring either at someone else being annoying or perhaps staring back. Sometimes the starer looks to the camera with an uneasy silence to suggest his disapproval of the previous scene. Sometimes the beginning of the song ironsides from the Quentin Tarantino movie "Kill Bill" plays, and the camera zooms into each face in sync with the music.
  
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==Poopers Who Use This==
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*[[quax94]] (only for a time filler and lack of ideas).
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*[[Robd0gg]] (Same^)
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*[[MRINSTRUCTIONBOOK]]
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*[[YEROCKY]]
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*[[HackyBombz]]
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*[[DurhamrockerZ]]
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*[[MoBrosStudios]]
 
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Latest revision as of 13:16, 20 February 2014

RobotnikIsm.png This article describes a recognised Poopism: a method of video editing that has been used by a number of poopers.

A freeze of a character to suggest he/she is staring either at someone else being annoying or perhaps staring back. Sometimes the starer looks to the camera with an uneasy silence to suggest his disapproval of the previous scene. Sometimes the beginning of the song ironsides from the Quentin Tarantino movie "Kill Bill" plays, and the camera zooms into each face in sync with the music.

Poopers Who Use This[edit]