Yes, and so do I, probably why I said exactly that in post #2 of this very thread, I said it's only a couple of seconds at best, slowed down and looped, it's easy to capture a split second or a couple of seconds of someone doing an everyday perfectly normal action then freeze or slow down the action and use it to have a 'pop' at someone, for example someone chewing something,...... like a bacon sandwich for example?
However, having said that, after looking at the much longer and normal speed video posted further down page 1, I'm not so sure, he does look 'under the weather' shall we say
Also, I may be wrong, but it does seem as though the TV producer is trying to keep him out of shot a few times, by changing camera angles when showing Cameron.
Of course I accept that I wouldn't have noticed that had I not been looking for Osborne.
maybe osbourne drunk from someone that made him sick.
Is he a vampire? Perhaps he doesn't like daylight
Seriously, Osborne does look ill. Maybe coming down with flu or something? He's not concentrating properly and seems to be having breathing problems. As someone said earlier- could be exhaustion ...or he's in love.
There is no need for a loop, a zoomed image, a change of speed, or anything else.
It was completely obvious watching the live HD Broadcast yesterday that he is either ill or very tired.
I wish the man well.
Yes, and so do I, probably why I said exactly that in post #2 of this very thread, I said it's only a couple of seconds at best, slowed down and looped, it's easy to capture a split second or a couple of seconds of someone doing an everyday perfectly normal action then freeze or slow down the action and use it to have a 'pop' at someone, for example someone chewing something,...... like a bacon sandwich for example?
However, having said that, after looking at the much longer and normal speed video posted further down page 1, I'm not so sure, he does look 'under the weather' shall we say
Also, I may be wrong, but it does seem as though the TV producer is trying to keep him out of shot a few times, by changing camera angles when showing Cameron.
Of course I accept that I wouldn't have noticed that had I not been looking for Osborne.
I watched PMQs and have no recollection of noticing anything unusual except a chap on Cameron's right (shown left on tv screen) whose face I did not recognise and the camera seemed to focus on him.
I watched PMQs and have no recollection of noticing anything unusual except a chap on Cameron's right (shown left on tv screen) whose face I did not recognise and the camera seemed to focus on him.
Perhaps you should check the Official coverage linked to in post 13 - no slo-mo, no loops, just the live feed. And then come back and say that there's nothing wrong.
Thanks for that. I'm going to have nightmares now. It proves nothing except that if you slow Osborne down you get the full effect of his unpleasant weirdness.
Thanks for that. I'm going to have nightmares now. It proves nothing except that if you slow Osborne down you get the full effect of his unpleasant weirdness.
All it proves is that if you slow anyone down they look weird.
Well I just watched PMQ's on i player, and he certainly doesn't look right. Maybe he's ill. He was staring straight ahead, almost unblinkingly and not looking with it, for much of the time. He's lost a lot of weight (although that's a diet), and his hair looked a bit of a mess, whereas it used to look very neat. He did look a bit more relaxed later on, and even had a laugh after Norman Baker was mildly mocked by Cameron.
But I do get the feeling he is unwell - whether that is mental or physical, is unclear.
I wish him all the best - especially as he's a cat lover, like me.
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Osborne has actually lost 2 stone in the last year
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/georgeosborne/11126757/George-Osborne-loses-weight-and-spends-summer-in-a-campervan-with-family.html
That's understandable, but I just think it is wrong to mock people, Osborne included
Which is why I have always believed you should not do to others what you wouldn't want others to do to you (or anyone else )
Well losing the weight certainly doesn't seem to have done him any good. I would be seriously worried about him if he were my son.
I agree.
The same effect as when a tape showing someone eating a bacon butty has been slowed down, ?
Honestly I think the little snake was just having an off day, we all have those.
Did The Doctor not say that about Harriet Jones.
Now that is an in joke that only certain TV viewers will get ;-)
Yes, and so do I, probably why I said exactly that in post #2 of this very thread, I said it's only a couple of seconds at best, slowed down and looped, it's easy to capture a split second or a couple of seconds of someone doing an everyday perfectly normal action then freeze or slow down the action and use it to have a 'pop' at someone, for example someone chewing something,...... like a bacon sandwich for example?
However, having said that, after looking at the much longer and normal speed video posted further down page 1, I'm not so sure, he does look 'under the weather' shall we say
Also, I may be wrong, but it does seem as though the TV producer is trying to keep him out of shot a few times, by changing camera angles when showing Cameron.
Of course I accept that I wouldn't have noticed that had I not been looking for Osborne.
Is he a vampire? Perhaps he doesn't like daylight
Seriously, Osborne does look ill. Maybe coming down with flu or something? He's not concentrating properly and seems to be having breathing problems. As someone said earlier- could be exhaustion ...or he's in love.
Every day he's in office is an off day on the rough end of his policies. ;-)
It was completely obvious watching the live HD Broadcast yesterday that he is either ill or very tired.
I wish the man well.
Most likely.:)
I watched PMQs and have no recollection of noticing anything unusual except a chap on Cameron's right (shown left on tv screen) whose face I did not recognise and the camera seemed to focus on him.
Perhaps you should check the Official coverage linked to in post 13 - no slo-mo, no loops, just the live feed. And then come back and say that there's nothing wrong.
Thanks for that. I'm going to have nightmares now. It proves nothing except that if you slow Osborne down you get the full effect of his unpleasant weirdness.
All it proves is that if you slow anyone down they look weird.
But I do get the feeling he is unwell - whether that is mental or physical, is unclear.
I wish him all the best - especially as he's a cat lover, like me.
Probably wind.