Khan, Rajasthan, India Superthread

[the tourist]

See you, cin!



Shit.

There's shoegaze in there, too, though. Anyway, I've said it before, but I mean it this time: I'll be lucky to get a D from you this time. Unless you bump me up due to flow.

 

[the tourist]

I'm really looking forward to it now

Well I told you once before about certain classic rock groups being represented and you said you already loved it. Hahaha.

 

[the tourist]

Oh wow. Out of nowhere I feel like I'm gonna vomit.

:runstowashcloset/toilet/bathroom/whateverthefuckaussiescallit:

 

[LemonMelon]

El-Mel! I need to know something right now:

What's Opera Doc. What do those words mean to you?

Great music in that one. I need to re-watch it, as I don't recall it being a favorite of mine when I was little.

 

[Axver]

There's shoegaze in there, too, though. Anyway, I've said it before, but I mean it this time: I'll be lucky to get a D from you this time. Unless you bump me up due to flow.

Ooh, shoegaze.

But yeah, joyfulness? I need doom and death. RAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHH!!!!!!!

 

[LemonMelon]

Ooh, shoegaze.

But yeah, joyfulness? I need doom and death. RAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHH!!!!!!!

:fuckyeah:

 

[bono_212]

I liked Andalou, actually. It's certainly intriguing, if nothing else. Since it's a silent film, you can put any music you want behind it, and it plays as a really fucked up music video. Loves it.

I've been looking into adding more surrealism into my own cartoons, as you know. I've tried it once before, most notably in a Reefer Madness parody that was extremely dark. The kids were completely out of their minds for the entire episode, stealing cars and running down old people. Humorously enough, Screwtape praised that episode highly.

Yeah, it was weird, and not really all that bad. But I remember just feeling really odd watching it in a class of 60 people.

I'll have to check that one out, but I think I've misplaced the link to your cartoons now that it's not in your sig.

 

[bono_212]

Well I told you once before about certain classic rock groups being represented and you said you already loved it. Hahaha.

Yeah I know, which is why you got the wink .

 

[bono_212]

Great music in that one. I need to re-watch it, as I don't recall it being a favorite of mine when I was little.

YouTube - What's Opera Doc?

Sometimes I forget how much my love of cartoons borders on obsession. Nights like tonight make me happy to remember

 

[LemonMelon]

Yeah, it was weird, and not really all that bad. But I remember just feeling really odd watching it in a class of 60 people.

I'll have to check that one out, but I think I've misplaced the link to your cartoons now that it's not in your sig.

Scared the fuck out of me at first, but after watching it with some Tom Waits playing, it took on a new meeting. The eyeball-slicing part is creepiest because there's no context of any kind. It's like, what the fuck are they doing that for?


The Official Cletus And Drew Webpage

Episode 66 - "Splenda Psychosis"

 

[Axver]

:fuckyeah:

Lordi probably have ten.

 

[DreamOutLoud13]

Guys. Find me the one where Bugs is doing the big red monster thing's nails, and I'll give you a cookie.

 

[The Sad Punk]

Back.

Thought I'd reply to this, just looking on what I've missed:

This this it? Hollywood Daffy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I'm a huge Daffy Duck fan. This cartoon may be my favorite: The Great Piggy Bank Robbery - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The animation is mindblowing, especially for the time.

Wow, I didn't know you liked Looney Tunes that much. Great pick, Robert Clampett was a genius. I don't know about "for the time", though - I don't think animation has been surpassed since the forties!

 

[LemonMelon]

Guys. Find me the one where Bugs is doing the big red monster thing's nails, and I'll give you a cookie.

Hair-Raising Hare

 

[The Sad Punk]

A still from the eyeball slicing scene from Un Chien Andalou was my first avatar here.

 

[bono_212]

Guys. Find me the one where Bugs is doing the big red monster thing's nails, and I'll give you a cookie.

haha, mind reader, I was just about to watch that one because we were talking about Peter Lorre caricatures earlier.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpdwB8OR89U&feature=related
If it's not this one, then I've got the other one the monster was in, and it's that one.

 

[Axver]

A still from the eyeball slicing scene from Un Chien Andalou was my first avatar here.

Ha, I remember that.

 

[The Sad Punk]

YouTube - What's Opera Doc?

Sometimes I forget how much my love of cartoons borders on obsession. Nights like tonight make me happy to remember

I'm surprised Warner haven't taken that video down. I uploaded Porky in Egypt (Brilliant Clampett cartoon from the 30's, clear inspiration to John Kricfalusi and all Nickelodeon stuff after Ren and Stimpy) and they shut it down after a week or so, even though it's in the public domain.

 

[bono_212]

Scared the fuck out of me at first, but after watching it with some Tom Waits playing, it took on a new meeting. The eyeball-slicing part is creepiest because there's no context of any kind. It's like, what the fuck are they doing that for?


The Official Cletus And Drew Webpage

Episode 66 - "Splenda Psychosis"

I wanna do that now, watch it with some music.

Thank ye much.

 

[The Sad Punk]

I think I know every Looney Tunes episode where a Peter Lorre caricature appears... must have a nearly complete list, anyway.

 

[DreamOutLoud13]

Hair-Raising Hare

Can you receive mail from weird Kentuckians? Because I will SO mail you a cookie when I make Christmas cookies next week.

 

[bono_212]

I'm surprised Warner haven't taken that video down. I uploaded Porky in Egypt (Brilliant Clampett cartoon from the 30's, clear inspiration to John Kricfalusi and all Nickelodeon stuff after Ren and Stimpy) and they shut it down after a week or so, even though it's in the public domain.

Every Looney Tunes cartoon I've wanted to watch tonight has been on there! I was shocked. Even some reallly obscure stuff I was looking for a couple weeks ago was there.

 

[LemonMelon]

Wow, I didn't know you liked Looney Tunes that much. Great pick, Robert Clampett was a genius. I don't know about "for the time", though - I don't think animation has been surpassed since the forties!

Ha, well, I wasn't sure if it was just personal taste that led me to say it was mindblowing, as Pixar (who I have a deep respect for, as they've advanced animation in ways that I did not previously believe possible) is certainly miles ahead technically, and Looney Tunes utilized the same techniques that artists have been using for years. There's just something extremely appealing about the look of the characters. I'm fascinated by expression, and how the most minor raise of the eyebrow can make such a difference; it's the part that I focus on with my own cartoons.

 

[bono_212]

I think I know every Looney Tunes episode where a Peter Lorre caricature appears... must have a nearly complete list, anyway.

I won't say that I like him on the level you do, but I've never met anyone else that even knows his name, let alone how amazing he is.

 

[The Sad Punk]

Oh wow, Cletus and Drew... I think I watched all of those that were on your Youtube account, Traviud.

 

[the tourist]

I've returned. But my tummy is aggrivated still. I got through a chapter in The Silmarillion though.

 

[the tourist]

Yeah I know, which is why you got the wink .

I could pm you the recently finalized playlist if you want. I haven't uploaded it or anything though.

 

[bono_212]

I could pm you the recently finalized playlist if you want. I haven't uploaded it or anything though.

That's all right. Cause I want to be able to listen to it haha.

 

[LemonMelon]

Oh wow, Cletus and Drew... I think I watched all of those that were on your Youtube account, Traviud.

Those came out so shitty looking because they were automatically resized.

 

[bono_212]

Right mel, now that I've finished watching all those cartoons nearest and dearest to my heart, I'm watching the great Piggy Bank Robbery. I remember this being a favorite when I was little.