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that's pretty funny
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Very gay and useless ...
SykkBoy2 you will hit 10k soonOriginally posted by rayadp05Comment
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actually, if you've seen the tv show "Aqua Teen Hunger Force" it'll make more sense ;-)Originally posted by Doctor Dre
Very gay and useless ...
SykkBoy2 you will hit 10k soon
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I am confused.Originally posted by SykkBoy2
actually, if you've seen the tv show "Aqua Teen Hunger Force" it'll make more sense ;-)
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Aqua teen Hunger Force is a cartoon on Adult Swim ("adult" lineup of cartoons on Cartoon Network at night)Originally posted by Steen2
I am confused.
Aqua Teen Hunger Force is full of absurdist humor and in one episode, Meatwad, the talking meatball and Master Shake, a talking milk shake were playing on the computer of Frylock, a talking box of floating french fries and unleashed popups in his bedroom...and he kept gettoing spammed by these popups and the wwwyzzerdd made him jump through hoops to get rid of the spam/popups...
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I love that show. Meatwad is like Cartman. Everything he says makes me laugh.
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I'm a Carl fan, he's friggin' awesome and kicks ass........Originally posted by enter »
I love that show. Meatwad is like Cartman. Everything he says makes me laugh.
and of course Glenn Danzig
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Originally posted by SykkBoy2
and of course Glenn Danzig
The show is so fuckin' random. I love it.
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me too, sucks it's only on Sunday nights now....but at least there are some new episodes......Originally posted by enter »
The show is so fuckin' random. I love it.
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Interesting ATHF trivia:
The show is created using Adobe Photoshop images, animated using Adobe After Effects and edited using Apple's Final Cut Pro. Writing the script takes 'Jay Edwards' and Ned Hastings around four or five weeks, after which they spend a week making a rough show on video and get the voiceover work done. The animators use the QuickTime video as a reference and spend another five weeks making the finished 11 minute episodes. The whole thing costs around $60,000 per episode (an uncommonly low figure for an animated TV series).
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