2 weeks ago#1924188
does anybody here have brachydactyly type d
>it's basically when one or both of your thumbs look this this
i unironically have this on both of my thumbs, and i have never seen a person in real life with such thumbs. (true thing btw - I've always thought that everyone else's thumbs looked weird or deformed, when in reality it was mine that were deformed)
i want to know if anyone here has this because i don't want to feel alone
i want to know if there's another person with retarded deformed among us crewmate-looking thumbs
According to my research, around 2% of the global population has this, and it's much more common in (((Jews))) and muslims, and rarer for white people. I am not jewish nor muslim btw i am pure white picrel is not me
>it's basically when one or both of your thumbs look this this
i unironically have this on both of my thumbs, and i have never seen a person in real life with such thumbs. (true thing btw - I've always thought that everyone else's thumbs looked weird or deformed, when in reality it was mine that were deformed)
i want to know if anyone here has this because i don't want to feel alone
i want to know if there's another person with retarded deformed among us crewmate-looking thumbsAccording to my research, around 2% of the global population has this, and it's much more common in (((Jews))) and muslims, and rarer for white people. I am not jewish nor muslim btw i am pure white picrel is not me
2 weeks ago#1924192
1st logo
Superimposed over the screen, they see in-credit text that reads:
A
SCREEN GEMS, INC.
PRODUCTION
Variants
On Days of Our Lives, the text would read as "A CORDAY PRODUCTIONS, SCREEN GEMS PRESENTATION".
For those co-produced by Hanna-Barbera, it would say "A SCREEN GEMS FILM PRESENTATION, TELEVISION SUBSIDIARY COLUMBIA PICTURES CORPORATION".
On Decision: The Conflicts of Harry S. Truman, under the Ben Gradus Productions text says, "In association with SCREEN GEMS INC. and DAVID M. NOYES".
On the short-lived game show Line 'em Up, in the first reel says "a SCREEN GEMS production".
On The Jetsons episode "The Coming of Astro", the letter "A" isn't shown next to the words "SCREEN GEMS" (This version can still be seen intact on The Jetsons episode on Boomerang and Amazon Video on Demand.
2nd logo
On the same light gray background seen on the last logo, there is a TV tube-like shape that's outlined in dark gray and filled in black. There are about eight stars shining inside (like stars in the sky) around the phrase "A SCREEN GEMS INC. Presentation" or "A SCREEN GEMS INC. Production".
Variants
There is one version where the stars shining are more animated and differently shaped. Also, there isn't any glow surrounding them.
From late 1954 to early 1956, the word "Film" is added inside the tube.
3rd logo
Like the 1942 version of the 1936 Columbia Pictures logo, there is a lady (Columbia, a representation of the USA) holding a light torch on top a pedestal with a backdrop of clouds over her. The Torch Lady's head and upper body is between the words "SCREEN GEMS" with the letter "A" in Vivaldi font above it and "FILM PRESENTATION" or "FILM PRODUCTION" below it. The byline "TELEVISION SUBSIDIARY COLUMBIA PICTURES CORPORATION" appears below that.
Variant
There is a special variant for the 10th Anniversary of Screen Gems. The logo is the same, except for the text "10ᵀᴴ ANNIVERSARY FILM PROGRAM" seen below in place of the standard text.
4th logo
Same as the 1955 logo, excluding the clouds and the additional captions. Only the name "SCREEN GEMS" remains, and the words are smaller and somewhat stretched out, and the words are shown on each side of the lower body and legs.
Variants
An updated version of sorts could be seen as the logo for the "Screen Gems Network", the '90s syndicated package of classic SG, Columbia, Tandem, and ELP shows.
A rare color variant of this logo was seen on Hazel.
An opening version featured the lettering "COLUMBIA" over a filming studio, with a camera crane moving (similar to the 1960 NBC "Cameraman" logo) and then it fades to the Screen Gems logo.
5th logo
Eleven animated lines "drop down" at the right of the black screen to ascending jazz notes as a swarm of circles scatter near the middle of the left side leaving behind the words "SCREEN GEMS" in a Benguiat Frisky font (Arab Becker Brushstroke). (These circles were what one rec.arts.animation post described as the "spotlights". The "stars" may come from the fact that the circles sparkle like stars.) As this happens, the lines shrink somewhat and spread out, filling the right half and shaking slightly back and forth.
Color Variant
When filmed and broadcast in color, the sticks and the OMGSISA are rainbow colors. There is at least one stick jump from the bottom and one other bounce from the top to total 11.
6th logo
On a yellow background, two red parallelograms (or lines) come from the top and bottom of the screen, and the upper one is at a distance while the lower is closer. They fly towards each other, and the higher moves forward while the lower backs away. As they do so, they grow in length and wrap around a space where a red OMGSISA appears, forming a stylized "S". Under that, the text "SCREEN GEMS" zooms in.
Variants
There's an in-credit logo that's shown on the short-lived series Adventures of the Seaspray with the text "in association with" and "Screen Gems" in the same font as the credits.
Another in-credit version was shown on The Pierre Berton Show with the text "SCREEN GEMS Canada Production" in the same font as the credits.
Starting in late 1972, the byline "A DIVISION OF COLUMBIA PICTURES INDUSTRIES, INC." zooms up with "SCREEN GEMS".
When shown in black & white, the standard scheme appears to be a light gray screen and black "S" and words. When shown in color, the standard scheme appears to be a yellow screen, red "S", and black words. The words may or may not have actually been red at one time as well. On some prints of The Partridge Family, the "S" and the words were both black, attributed by some to film deterioration. However, when the Columbia byline was added, everything was changed to a light gray, and that color change appeared more natural. At the same time, other Screen Gems shows carried the normal color scheme (as did The Partridge Family when it was rerun on Hallmark Channel).
Several shows in 1970 didn't have the name in bold.
There is also a still variant of this logo with the phrase "DISTRIBUTED BY" in small print above "SCREEN GEMS".
Another still variant with and without Columbia bylines respectively was seen on some shows like the first season of Police Story and Ghost Story (also known as Circle of Fear).
Another variant has the byline appearing after the company logo/text animation stop. This variant was seen on early episodes of the miniseries QB VII.
There is a variant where (possibly due to film deterioration), the screen is white and the "S" is bright. Seen on the pilot episode of Love on a Rooftop.
Another variant is similar to the one above, but even brighter, making the "S" invisible and the words "SCREEN GEMS" barely visible. Seen on the Love on a Rooftop episode "The Six Dollar Surprise".
Another variant like the ones above, contains the byline, has the "S" being partly invisible and the name and byline barely visible to see. This was spotted in a B&W print of The Paul Lynde Show episode "Togetherness".
On a late '80s print of an episode of Occasional Wife, the animation and music of the logo was slightly faster than usual, probably due to time compression.
A still version with a sky blue background was seen on S1 E5 of the short-lived series The Girl with Something Extra.
Another still version with a pink background was seen on the pilot of the same show.
On the GetTV airing of the TV special The Temptations Show, the logo strangely skips in the middle of its animation, speeding up the logo and music in the process
Superimposed over the screen, they see in-credit text that reads:
A
SCREEN GEMS, INC.
PRODUCTION
Variants
On Days of Our Lives, the text would read as "A CORDAY PRODUCTIONS, SCREEN GEMS PRESENTATION".
For those co-produced by Hanna-Barbera, it would say "A SCREEN GEMS FILM PRESENTATION, TELEVISION SUBSIDIARY COLUMBIA PICTURES CORPORATION".
On Decision: The Conflicts of Harry S. Truman, under the Ben Gradus Productions text says, "In association with SCREEN GEMS INC. and DAVID M. NOYES".
On the short-lived game show Line 'em Up, in the first reel says "a SCREEN GEMS production".
On The Jetsons episode "The Coming of Astro", the letter "A" isn't shown next to the words "SCREEN GEMS" (This version can still be seen intact on The Jetsons episode on Boomerang and Amazon Video on Demand.
2nd logo
On the same light gray background seen on the last logo, there is a TV tube-like shape that's outlined in dark gray and filled in black. There are about eight stars shining inside (like stars in the sky) around the phrase "A SCREEN GEMS INC. Presentation" or "A SCREEN GEMS INC. Production".
Variants
There is one version where the stars shining are more animated and differently shaped. Also, there isn't any glow surrounding them.
From late 1954 to early 1956, the word "Film" is added inside the tube.
3rd logo
Like the 1942 version of the 1936 Columbia Pictures logo, there is a lady (Columbia, a representation of the USA) holding a light torch on top a pedestal with a backdrop of clouds over her. The Torch Lady's head and upper body is between the words "SCREEN GEMS" with the letter "A" in Vivaldi font above it and "FILM PRESENTATION" or "FILM PRODUCTION" below it. The byline "TELEVISION SUBSIDIARY COLUMBIA PICTURES CORPORATION" appears below that.
Variant
There is a special variant for the 10th Anniversary of Screen Gems. The logo is the same, except for the text "10ᵀᴴ ANNIVERSARY FILM PROGRAM" seen below in place of the standard text.
4th logo
Same as the 1955 logo, excluding the clouds and the additional captions. Only the name "SCREEN GEMS" remains, and the words are smaller and somewhat stretched out, and the words are shown on each side of the lower body and legs.
Variants
An updated version of sorts could be seen as the logo for the "Screen Gems Network", the '90s syndicated package of classic SG, Columbia, Tandem, and ELP shows.
A rare color variant of this logo was seen on Hazel.
An opening version featured the lettering "COLUMBIA" over a filming studio, with a camera crane moving (similar to the 1960 NBC "Cameraman" logo) and then it fades to the Screen Gems logo.
5th logo
Eleven animated lines "drop down" at the right of the black screen to ascending jazz notes as a swarm of circles scatter near the middle of the left side leaving behind the words "SCREEN GEMS" in a Benguiat Frisky font (Arab Becker Brushstroke). (These circles were what one rec.arts.animation post described as the "spotlights". The "stars" may come from the fact that the circles sparkle like stars.) As this happens, the lines shrink somewhat and spread out, filling the right half and shaking slightly back and forth.
Color Variant
When filmed and broadcast in color, the sticks and the OMGSISA are rainbow colors. There is at least one stick jump from the bottom and one other bounce from the top to total 11.
6th logo
On a yellow background, two red parallelograms (or lines) come from the top and bottom of the screen, and the upper one is at a distance while the lower is closer. They fly towards each other, and the higher moves forward while the lower backs away. As they do so, they grow in length and wrap around a space where a red OMGSISA appears, forming a stylized "S". Under that, the text "SCREEN GEMS" zooms in.
Variants
There's an in-credit logo that's shown on the short-lived series Adventures of the Seaspray with the text "in association with" and "Screen Gems" in the same font as the credits.
Another in-credit version was shown on The Pierre Berton Show with the text "SCREEN GEMS Canada Production" in the same font as the credits.
Starting in late 1972, the byline "A DIVISION OF COLUMBIA PICTURES INDUSTRIES, INC." zooms up with "SCREEN GEMS".
When shown in black & white, the standard scheme appears to be a light gray screen and black "S" and words. When shown in color, the standard scheme appears to be a yellow screen, red "S", and black words. The words may or may not have actually been red at one time as well. On some prints of The Partridge Family, the "S" and the words were both black, attributed by some to film deterioration. However, when the Columbia byline was added, everything was changed to a light gray, and that color change appeared more natural. At the same time, other Screen Gems shows carried the normal color scheme (as did The Partridge Family when it was rerun on Hallmark Channel).
Several shows in 1970 didn't have the name in bold.
There is also a still variant of this logo with the phrase "DISTRIBUTED BY" in small print above "SCREEN GEMS".
Another still variant with and without Columbia bylines respectively was seen on some shows like the first season of Police Story and Ghost Story (also known as Circle of Fear).
Another variant has the byline appearing after the company logo/text animation stop. This variant was seen on early episodes of the miniseries QB VII.
There is a variant where (possibly due to film deterioration), the screen is white and the "S" is bright. Seen on the pilot episode of Love on a Rooftop.
Another variant is similar to the one above, but even brighter, making the "S" invisible and the words "SCREEN GEMS" barely visible. Seen on the Love on a Rooftop episode "The Six Dollar Surprise".
Another variant like the ones above, contains the byline, has the "S" being partly invisible and the name and byline barely visible to see. This was spotted in a B&W print of The Paul Lynde Show episode "Togetherness".
On a late '80s print of an episode of Occasional Wife, the animation and music of the logo was slightly faster than usual, probably due to time compression.
A still version with a sky blue background was seen on S1 E5 of the short-lived series The Girl with Something Extra.
Another still version with a pink background was seen on the pilot of the same show.
On the GetTV airing of the TV special The Temptations Show, the logo strangely skips in the middle of its animation, speeding up the logo and music in the process
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2 weeks ago#1924196
chop them off and let me suck themdoes anybody here have brachydactyly type d
>it's basically when one or both of your thumbs look this this
i unironically have this on both of my thumbs, and i have never seen a person in real life with such thumbs. (true thing btw - I've always thought that everyone else's thumbs looked weird or deformed, when in reality it was mine that were deformed)
i want to know if anyone here has this because i don't want to feel alone
According to my research, around 2% of the global population has this, and it's much more common in (((Jews))) and muslims, and rarer for white people. I am not jewish nor muslim btw i am pure white picrel is not me
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