Has this happened to anyone else?

[Cap'n UKRiffer]

They included it in the collector's edition tin release of the first season of Voltron. Thought that was pretty cool of them.

Still yet to pick that up...

[Sharktopus]

They included it in the collector's edition tin release of the first season of Voltron. Thought that was pretty cool of them.

Still yet to pick that up...

Don't bother. Turns out, it's full of episodes of Voltron. Yikes!

[Cap'n UKRiffer]

They included it in the collector's edition tin release of the first season of Voltron. Thought that was pretty cool of them.

Still yet to pick that up...

Don't bother. Turns out, it's full of episodes of Voltron. Yikes!

I never would have guessed...

[daltysmilth]

They included it in the collector's edition tin release of the first season of Voltron. Thought that was pretty cool of them.

Still yet to pick that up...

Don't bother. Turns out, it's full of episodes of Voltron. Yikes!

I never would have guessed...

I know how that goes.  I picked up the DVD of Looney Tunes: Back In Action fully expecting it to contain the hypnotic David Lynch film Mulholland Drive.  Was I ever sorely disappointed.

[Sharktopus]

They included it in the collector's edition tin release of the first season of Voltron. Thought that was pretty cool of them.

Still yet to pick that up...

Don't bother. Turns out, it's full of episodes of Voltron. Yikes!

I never would have guessed...

I know how that goes.  I picked up the DVD of Looney Tunes: Back In Action fully expecting it to contain the hypnotic David Lynch film Mulholland Drive.  Was I ever sorely disappointed.

Perhaps I should have said "Don't bother. Turns out it contains some of the most tedious, logic-free animation the '80s had to offer."

[Justin]

I think you're the first person to be disappointed by not seeing Mulholland Drive.

[daltysmilth]

They included it in the collector's edition tin release of the first season of Voltron. Thought that was pretty cool of them.

Still yet to pick that up...

Don't bother. Turns out, it's full of episodes of Voltron. Yikes!

I never would have guessed...

I know how that goes.  I picked up the DVD of Looney Tunes: Back In Action fully expecting it to contain the hypnotic David Lynch film Mulholland Drive.  Was I ever sorely disappointed.

Perhaps I should have said "Don't bother. Turns out it contains some of the most tedious, logic-free animation the '80s had to offer."

How many times do you think we can quote each other in one thread before we cause the server to implode in on itself or something?

[Pak-Man]

They included it in the collector's edition tin release of the first season of Voltron. Thought that was pretty cool of them.

Still yet to pick that up...

Don't bother. Turns out, it's full of episodes of Voltron. Yikes!

I never would have guessed...

I know how that goes.  I picked up the DVD of Looney Tunes: Back In Action fully expecting it to contain the hypnotic David Lynch film Mulholland Drive.  Was I ever sorely disappointed.

Perhaps I should have said "Don't bother. Turns out it contains some of the most tedious, logic-free animation the '80s had to offer."

How many times do you think we can quote each other in one thread before we cause the server to implode in on itself or something?

Dunno, but the pattern is kinda pretty. Let's quote more,  but try to maintain a thread of conversation so the Mods don't put the kibash on it. :^) Also, I liked Loony Tunes: Back in Action. The key is to watch with no expectations. :^)

[Sharktopus]

They included it in the collector's edition tin release of the first season of Voltron. Thought that was pretty cool of them.

Still yet to pick that up...

Don't bother. Turns out, it's full of episodes of Voltron. Yikes!

I never would have guessed...

I know how that goes.  I picked up the DVD of Looney Tunes: Back In Action fully expecting it to contain the hypnotic David Lynch film Mulholland Drive.  Was I ever sorely disappointed.

Perhaps I should have said "Don't bother. Turns out it contains some of the most tedious, logic-free animation the '80s had to offer."

How many times do you think we can quote each other in one thread before we cause the server to implode in on itself or something?

Dunno, but the pattern is kinda pretty. Let's quote more,  but try to maintain a thread of conversation so the Mods don't put the kibash on it. :^) Also, I liked Loony Tunes: Back in Action. The key is to watch with no expectations. :^)

No expectations, with your eyes closed, cotton balls in your ears, and preferably full of painkillers.

[daltysmilth]

They included it in the collector's edition tin release of the first season of Voltron. Thought that was pretty cool of them.

Still yet to pick that up...

Don't bother. Turns out, it's full of episodes of Voltron. Yikes!

I never would have guessed...

I know how that goes.  I picked up the DVD of Looney Tunes: Back In Action fully expecting it to contain the hypnotic David Lynch film Mulholland Drive.  Was I ever sorely disappointed.

Perhaps I should have said "Don't bother. Turns out it contains some of the most tedious, logic-free animation the '80s had to offer."

How many times do you think we can quote each other in one thread before we cause the server to implode in on itself or something?

Dunno, but the pattern is kinda pretty. Let's quote more,  but try to maintain a thread of conversation so the Mods don't put the kibash on it. :^) Also, I liked Loony Tunes: Back in Action. The key is to watch with no expectations. :^)

No expectations, with your eyes closed, cotton balls in your ears, and preferably full of painkillers.

Space Jam was definitely better, in that Space Jam actually succeeded in making me laugh consistantly.  (And most of the time it was when I was supposed to laugh.)

[Sharktopus]

They included it in the collector's edition tin release of the first season of Voltron. Thought that was pretty cool of them.

Still yet to pick that up...

Don't bother. Turns out, it's full of episodes of Voltron. Yikes!

I never would have guessed...

I know how that goes.  I picked up the DVD of Looney Tunes: Back In Action fully expecting it to contain the hypnotic David Lynch film Mulholland Drive.  Was I ever sorely disappointed.

Perhaps I should have said "Don't bother. Turns out it contains some of the most tedious, logic-free animation the '80s had to offer."

How many times do you think we can quote each other in one thread before we cause the server to implode in on itself or something?

Dunno, but the pattern is kinda pretty. Let's quote more,  but try to maintain a thread of conversation so the Mods don't put the kibash on it. :^) Also, I liked Loony Tunes: Back in Action. The key is to watch with no expectations. :^)

No expectations, with your eyes closed, cotton balls in your ears, and preferably full of painkillers.

Space Jam was definitely better, in that Space Jam actually succeeded in making me laugh consistantly.  (And most of the time it was when I was supposed to laugh.)

Space Jam makes me laugh just thinking about it. The Looney Tunes characters abduct Michael Jordan to help win a basketball game against aliens. What's not to love?

From David Willis' Shortpacked:

[Pak-Man]

They included it in the collector's edition tin release of the first season of Voltron. Thought that was pretty cool of them.

Still yet to pick that up...

Don't bother. Turns out, it's full of episodes of Voltron. Yikes!

I never would have guessed...

I know how that goes.  I picked up the DVD of Looney Tunes: Back In Action fully expecting it to contain the hypnotic David Lynch film Mulholland Drive.  Was I ever sorely disappointed.

Perhaps I should have said "Don't bother. Turns out it contains some of the most tedious, logic-free animation the '80s had to offer."

How many times do you think we can quote each other in one thread before we cause the server to implode in on itself or something?

Dunno, but the pattern is kinda pretty. Let's quote more,  but try to maintain a thread of conversation so the Mods don't put the kibash on it. :^) Also, I liked Loony Tunes: Back in Action. The key is to watch with no expectations. :^)

No expectations, with your eyes closed, cotton balls in your ears, and preferably full of painkillers.

Space Jam was definitely better, in that Space Jam actually succeeded in making me laugh consistantly.  (And most of the time it was when I was supposed to laugh.)

Space Jam makes me laugh just thinking about it. The Looney Tunes characters abduct Michael Jordan to help win a basketball game against aliens. What's not to love?

Loved Space Jam. Roger Rabbit is the king of Animation/Live Action combos though. :^)

[Sharktopus]

They included it in the collector's edition tin release of the first season of Voltron. Thought that was pretty cool of them.

Still yet to pick that up...

Don't bother. Turns out, it's full of episodes of Voltron. Yikes!

I never would have guessed...

I know how that goes.  I picked up the DVD of Looney Tunes: Back In Action fully expecting it to contain the hypnotic David Lynch film Mulholland Drive.  Was I ever sorely disappointed.

Perhaps I should have said "Don't bother. Turns out it contains some of the most tedious, logic-free animation the '80s had to offer."

How many times do you think we can quote each other in one thread before we cause the server to implode in on itself or something?

Dunno, but the pattern is kinda pretty. Let's quote more,  but try to maintain a thread of conversation so the Mods don't put the kibash on it. :^) Also, I liked Loony Tunes: Back in Action. The key is to watch with no expectations. :^)

No expectations, with your eyes closed, cotton balls in your ears, and preferably full of painkillers.

Space Jam was definitely better, in that Space Jam actually succeeded in making me laugh consistantly.  (And most of the time it was when I was supposed to laugh.)

Space Jam makes me laugh just thinking about it. The Looney Tunes characters abduct Michael Jordan to help win a basketball game against aliens. What's not to love?

Loved Space Jam. Roger Rabbit is the king of Animation/Live Action combos though. :^)

I'd kick Roger Rabbit in the nards if I had the chance.

[Cap'n UKRiffer]

They included it in the collector's edition tin release of the first season of Voltron. Thought that was pretty cool of them.

Still yet to pick that up...

Don't bother. Turns out, it's full of episodes of Voltron. Yikes!

I never would have guessed...

I know how that goes.  I picked up the DVD of Looney Tunes: Back In Action fully expecting it to contain the hypnotic David Lynch film Mulholland Drive.  Was I ever sorely disappointed.

Perhaps I should have said "Don't bother. Turns out it contains some of the most tedious, logic-free animation the '80s had to offer."

How many times do you think we can quote each other in one thread before we cause the server to implode in on itself or something?

Dunno, but the pattern is kinda pretty. Let's quote more,  but try to maintain a thread of conversation so the Mods don't put the kibash on it. :^) Also, I liked Loony Tunes: Back in Action. The key is to watch with no expectations. :^)

No expectations, with your eyes closed, cotton balls in your ears, and preferably full of painkillers.

Space Jam was definitely better, in that Space Jam actually succeeded in making me laugh consistantly.  (And most of the time it was when I was supposed to laugh.)

Space Jam makes me laugh just thinking about it. The Looney Tunes characters abduct Michael Jordan to help win a basketball game against aliens. What's not to love?

Loved Space Jam. Roger Rabbit is the king of Animation/Live Action combos though. :^)

I'd kick Roger Rabbit in the nards if I had the chance.

How does a insane and stupidly retarded rabbit get it on with a busty piece of (cartoon albeit) ass like Jessica?
Space Jam was good for Bill Murray

[mrbasehart]

I think you're the first person to be disappointed by not seeing Mulholland Drive.

I thought it was an amazing film.