Me: Now where’s my book–, uh, bookend, bookstore, bookshelf, bookmark! I just can’t remember words anymore.
Wife [in chicken voice]: Bu-u-u-u-u-k book book book book.
Me: Now where’s my book–, uh, bookend, bookstore, bookshelf, bookmark! I just can’t remember words anymore.
Wife [in chicken voice]: Bu-u-u-u-u-k book book book book.
El Capitán Puerto Rico, por favor.
Important to note this was pre-digital so to reverse this was a giant PITA.
That was so well done! Love the music too. I can almost recognise it, but not quite.
Oh yes, both production and editing phases, I’m sure.
This is the show I produced in college, in a previous year before I headed it up. Jessie made a lot of the videos for this show pretty much by himself. I’m pretty sure Lee did the camera work on this - he was the head of the organization. Jessie and I worked together on an animation piece I need to get digitized.
Nebraska is a triple-landlocked state: all the states surrounding it, and all the states surrounding THEM are all landlocked as well.
And yet:
https://history.nebraska.gov/blog/great-navy-state-nebraska
I don’t want to be a wanker about this, but isn’t this the exact sort of shit the revolution was fought over? Like seriously.
I think the revolution was more fought over people being given titles with actual power and abusing that power, rather than ceremonial and/or honorary titles that grant someone little more than an extra line in the “sender’s information” block at the bottom of the letters they write.
I don’t think this is meant to confer any actual authority over anything or anyone. I think it’s mostly just fun.
This made me think of a few people I know. None of whom, I hasten to add, hang out here.
They shouldn’t have to look too hard for the ulnis bigotris; the ulna is in the lower arm, on the side opposite the thumb.
I don’t know. Has Cats ever not been creepy and absurd?
I think it can be staged as “not creepy.”
Its absurdity, though, is inescapable. And this film is doubling down on it.