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Started by Junkyard, October 25, 2007, 07:44:54 PM

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TeamRAD


I second that, Dr. Who.

I think cow-milking, ticket redemption machines rule, too...





"Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds." - Einstein

RVR II


Tripe

That is the weirdes Chuck-E-Cheese game I've ever seen.

RobtheBarbarian


RVR II


TeamRAD

Quote from: RVR II on February 26, 2008, 12:50:07 PM
What The... ???

This particular Sega cow-milking gem-of-a-machine is found in downtown Wisconsin Dells. We found it impossible to play without laughing our collective buttocks off. We had to make up for our ticket losses from milking Bessie by owning the Flaming Finger, yet again.

I love ticket redemption machines.

"Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds." - Einstein

Doctor Who?

Quote from: TeamRAD on February 26, 2008, 12:44:31 PM

I second that, Dr. Who.

I think cow-milking, ticket redemption machines rule, too...







That rules!!!!

Ok quick poll.

What do you think is the strangest part of this cover?



I think it's the fact that someone put a vale on an Ape.

skenderberg

Wasn't the ape who marries Lyle at the end of George of the Jungle wearing veil too?  I think the strangest thing about it is that it's happening to one of the heroes.

In the movies, at least, it's actually pretty common for a certain kind of comedy to imply that an unlikeable character has been raped by an animal.  Trading Places, the Eddie Murphy version of Dr. Dolittle, Ace Ventura II, and George of the Jungle all come to mind. 
I thought I was Dale.

mrbasehart

Quote from: skenderberg on February 26, 2008, 01:40:52 PM
In the movies, at least, it's actually pretty common for a certain kind of comedy to imply that an unlikeable character has been raped by an animal.  Trading Places, the Eddie Murphy version of Dr. Dolittle, Ace Ventura II, and George of the Jungle all come to mind. 

Ah, but what about Top Secret!? It doesn't even imply it, it shows it! :)

skenderberg

Quote from: mrbasehart on February 26, 2008, 01:44:02 PM
Quote from: skenderberg on February 26, 2008, 01:40:52 PM
In the movies, at least, it's actually pretty common for a certain kind of comedy to imply that an unlikeable character has been raped by an animal.  Trading Places, the Eddie Murphy version of Dr. Dolittle, Ace Ventura II, and George of the Jungle all come to mind. 

Ah, but what about Top Secret!? It doesn't even imply it, it shows it! :)
Oh, man.  I forgot about that one!  Probably on purpose...
I thought I was Dale.

Doctor Who?

Quote from: skenderberg on February 26, 2008, 01:40:52 PM
Wasn't the ape who marries Lyle at the end of George of the Jungle wearing veil too?  I think the strangest thing about it is that it's happening to one of the heroes.

In the movies, at least, it's actually pretty common for a certain kind of comedy to imply that an unlikeable character has been raped by an animal.  Trading Places, the Eddie Murphy version of Dr. Dolittle, Ace Ventura II, and George of the Jungle all come to mind. 

that's why i always found those movies creepy.

Tripe

Quote from: mrbasehart on February 26, 2008, 01:44:02 PM
Quote from: skenderberg on February 26, 2008, 01:40:52 PM
In the movies, at least, it's actually pretty common for a certain kind of comedy to imply that an unlikeable character has been raped by an animal.  Trading Places, the Eddie Murphy version of Dr. Dolittle, Ace Ventura II, and George of the Jungle all come to mind. 

Ah, but what about Top Secret!? It doesn't even imply it, it shows it! :)

A friend of mine takes acting class from Nigel.

RoninFox

Quote from: Doctor Who? on February 26, 2008, 01:25:47 PM
Ok quick poll.

What do you think is the strangest part of this cover?



I think it's the fact that someone put a vale on an Ape.

The plant in the lower left hand corner doesn't look native to the area?
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Doctor Who?

Isn't it a little rude to call your wife a Female King Kong in front of other people?

Tripe

Is it the fact that Jimmy is marrying an ape instead of switching minds with one as often seemed to happen in Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen?