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June 20, 2008

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stuz

i watched that show..altho i dont get why they had to sub everything he said.. he scored an awesome IQ as a kid. GEEK may some think but he's also got human beatbox skills. ok i take it back. he IS a geek ;)

やったー is btw the worst catchphrase ever. hope my non-japanese friends will realise how stupid it sounds at some point and stop saying it (they're geeks too btw)

stuz

oups. thought the article was a transcript of a japanese variety/talkshow programme...

to add to the list he did a cg sequence in terminator 3 too working for ILM (i think)

musashimaru

Haha, just caught him in Austin Powers the other day...Masi is awesome :3

pirikara

He also goes out of his way to geekify his dialogue. You can read my interview here: http://tinyurl.com/3k2dkz

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