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Re: Cartoon brew parody

by "gcarras@[EMAIL PROTECTED] " <gcarras@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Apr 16, 2007 at 08:50 PM

On Apr 16, 4:37 pm, "android" <androidx...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> "Ted" <nospamfor...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> news:461EB947.561C94A1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > Parody of Cartoon Brew; sub section parodies John K blog:
>
> >http://www.somethingawful.com/d/news/animation-website.php?page=2
>
> > "Guest Commentary: Why All Modern Animation                 Sucks
>
> > Back when I was making Ren and Stimpy , everyone came up to me and
said,
> > "Your show is the                 coolest thing I've ever seen!" and I
> > agreed with them. This is why                 every show that came
after
> > mine was a total Ren and Stimpy rip-off. In                 some ways
> > it's a little lonely to have produced the only good piece of
> >     animation since Huckleberry Hound went off of the air. The real
> > problem                 with regular cartoons these days is that they
> > are written by writers !                 How crazy is that? I mean,
are
> > paintings written? Back when I had an animation                 studio
> > and wasn't living out of my friend's car, I made sure that all
> >       of my cartoonists were either illiterate or had severe dyslexia.
> > I'd be                 damned if anyone was going to let foul
> > non-pictures stink up my cartoon! I also                 made it so no
> > words could be used for communication in the Spumco offices. This
> >          tied up production quite a bit, and made an eleven-minute
> > cartoon take up to 18                 months to produce, but it's the
> > reason all five episodes of Ren and                 Stimpy I worked on
> > are such classics. But today, I have a different topic,
> > so please see my last nine updates if you want to read what's wrong
with
> >                 the concept of "writing" a cartoon. As if you need me
to
> > tell                 you.
>
> > If you want to know what made Ren and Stimpy so amazing, it's
> >      that I followed the principles of classic animation. This is not
> > just a good                 way to make cartoons. This is the only way
> > to make cartoons. And if I                 wasn't so "controversial"
and
> > could actually get a job making                 cartoons again, I
would
> > make sure that my crew would work just like it was 1942
> > - and that means no dames! Well, except for all of the 18 year-old
girl
> >                animators I recruit right out of high school who really
> > look up to me and                 don't mind that I'm 50!
>
> > Let's take a look at some examples of great and bad animation:
>
> > Look at                 this. Amazing composition, killer poses, and
> > great color design. Someone frame                 this and put it in
The
> > Smithsonian!
>
> > Blech. Some                 people consider this series a "classic." I
> > consider them to be                 "retarded." Awful, just awful.
>
> > Look at this playful                 exaggeration of features! They
> > really don't draw characters like this                 anymore! Why
not?
>
> > If Cartoon Network                 still let me in their building, I
> > would tell them what garbage this is. I just                 threw up.
>
> > Shameful. I've had beer ****s that looked better than this.
>
> > Yipes! Can you                 believe they let this stuff on TV?!
It's
> > far, far, too good for that. God,                 do I miss the 60s.
>
> > That's all for today, kids. Look out for my next update where I'll
> >           give you the storylines to cartoons I would make if someone
> > would just hire me!                 As for now, this plasma isn't
going
> > to donate itself! "
>
> at first I was
surprisedhttp://click.adultsingles.com/partner/click.asp?id=72473&site=ads&typ...
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> honestly i THINK it's wrong- Hide quoted text -
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You need to click on the "x" upper right hand corner, those pop ups do
well, pop up. Get a free blocker if possible or check your settings,I
have a blocker, although that has to do with the Kapersky anti-
hacker..)

As to the site proper, I hate (mainly that's my highest sentiment,
aside from a benefit of the doiubt) the attack inclduing the now
classic "18 year old girls" (referrign to cartoonist Katie Rice,over
18 by now) work for me..sheesh.

It's a pardoy.  But a SCATHING one. And John is right, he needs to be
on Nickelodoen. Are they friends  agains??(DUH!)
 




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Re: Cartoon brew parody
"gcarras@[EMAIL PROT  2007-04-16 20:50:12 
Re: Cartoon brew parody
Ted <nospamforted@[EMA  2007-04-17 14:52:50 

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