As long as the theme of machine vs. horse comes through, I’ll be happy.

It starts from anthropomorphic (human-shapes) animals...cartoons like Thundercats, writing like Redwall, art, folklore, mascot characters, Disney movies, and more. People like and support those things, and then people start creating and exploring their own characters and identities and personalities, and then suddenly…

Is he done playing John Spartan? Because I, for one, am dying for some more Demolition Man.

“An astonishing article. I had no idea that an article about blubs had been written, but Dan Neilan’s succinct but humorous recapping had me leaping to click that link. Who knew writing these blubs could be so difficult?” — Chancellor Puddinghead, author of Actually, It’s A Hat and Other Things You Never Knew About…

A giraffe centaur?

in russia, turkey eats you!

The Incredible Mr. Limpet is the definitive live-action/animation WWII drama.

Yeah, plus those chicks were really hot!

I hope he cooked the brisket Low, and I hope he brought Enough Spice.

It was deemed “too powerful for American society”

“And I love, love, l-l-love... love those blip-blip-blip-blipverts!”

Hopefully they will change once the Fire Nation attacks.

“You and he were...buddies, weren’t you?”

Ya both it!

That’s why I’m a fan of Pillboy and Donkey Doug’s Double Trouble, the energy drink/body spray hybrid for the thirsty and smelly bro on the go.

You’d better say “It’s A Good Life” so Anthony can hear you…

The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street is up there too. Though it’s already been remade (poorly).

Nah, “It’s A Good Life.”

I think he’d like to come back inside now.