Today's comic... (This seems to be a favourite topic of mine
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I liked the bit with Rob's eyes more. FrEaKy! It has that kind of european-student-art-animation thing going on (this is a genre of cartoon I try to avoide because I was psycologically damaged by one when I was too young to know better. But none the less, I apreciate it's influence and un-denyable high quality. Indeed, the echos of the deeply disturbing nature of "that" cartoon add a kind of very personal menace to the thing with his eyes. Perhaps this is too deep though, as this is only a comic strip!)
[note: I apologise for the "zany" style writing further up. I cringed as much as you did]
[note: I apologise for the "zany" style writing further up. I cringed as much as you did]
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In my Yahtzee guise my middle name is Yahtzee. It is also my first, last and only name.<P>If you mean, what does the R. stand for in Benjamin R. Croshaw, I'll tell you. It stands for Rebel. It stands for Rogue. I'm a free spirit, playing by my own rules, scorning the system. And for all you ladies out there it also stands for Raunchy. Hee hee hee.
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I wish I knew the name of the cartoon I saw. I think that perhaps if I could get hold of it and watch it enough, it would de-sensatise me to it. As it is, it lingers like an enigmatic nightmare in my mind! ARRG!<P>Indeed, it wasn't made any less scarring by the fact it was about death. ooh, I feel queasy thinking about it! This can't be normal.<P>Anyway, I can just imagine how any puppet adaptaion of Alice (I assume of wonderland fame) could damage a young mind. I don't know if mine was meant as a horror, but if it had been, I probably wouldn't ever leave the house! (I think though, that it was a little un-fair to have broudcast [spelt wrong] the one I saw just after the childrens cartoons ended. Sadistic indeed).<P>but yeah, slasher films are wuss compared.
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i fear that having grown into the kind of person who finds "jam" funny (that's the channel 4 show, not the strawberry conserve) I would find the taxidermed bunny giggle-enducing these days. Although I really want to see the film now. It DOES sound disturbing (if a little OTT).
the one I saw was more subtle... But I'm not going to think about it.
the one I saw was more subtle... But I'm not going to think about it.
I'm sorry, but I'm going to have to stray to the original topic of the thread again...
It is very likely that I am either very stupid, or simply don't know English well enough, or both, but what does 'fetuous' mean?
I've looked it up in most ofthe dictionaries I posess, toying with the Os and Us even, but none seem to have it.
It is very likely that I am either very stupid, or simply don't know English well enough, or both, but what does 'fetuous' mean?
I've looked it up in most ofthe dictionaries I posess, toying with the Os and Us even, but none seem to have it.