*promote
(you were poppin' 8 months ago pard, Halogenated agents at work!!)

He'll be the Carlin of a couple of generations, I expect him to pop big soon 'n keep poppin'-He needs his own sitcom written himself or with another of his caliber...

How about one that allows me to fly away like Mary Poppins, or stops bullets, or better yet, both.

I'm about unimpressed with peeps who think they have a fucking clue shit-talking kung fu. "Real world fighting" "Floor won't hit back"....Dipshitz! Train under a wushu master for a year or two and then come back poppin' all that spit!

Velocity5 sounds like one of the "people" who wrote the helpful suggestions to mankind found on the Georgia Guidestones.....

Maintain humanity under 500,000,000 in perpetual balance with nature.
Guide reproduction wisely — improving fitness and diversity.
Unite humanity with a living new language.
Rule passion — faith — tradition — and all things with tempered reason.
Protect people and nations with fair laws and just courts.
Let all nations rule internally resolving external disputes in a world court.
Avoid petty laws and useless officials.
Balance personal rights with social duties.
Prize truth — beauty — love — seeking harmony with the infinite.
Be not a cancer on the earth — Leave room for nature — Leave room for nature.

I have a suggestion there for ya, sparky?? Perhaps what you perceive as some career or discipline that benefits mankind would be perceived as detrimental to the planet for someone else....What if your concept of reality is based on perceptive dysfunction distilled in you through an engineered psycho-cybernetic mind-fuck in order to create a member of the machine who sees only practical application and duty to the whole as beneficial?

The world needs insects. They carry out dutifully, tasks necessary to the functioning of systems....
She also needs artisans, musicians, and quantum theorists, eh? There's a balance to consider here Chim-Chim....Thank God for people working in refineries and perky chicks poppin' flips, so I may continue my tenure here on "PLANET PRACTICAL" with some relief from the CORN-COB-UP-ASS types determined to make it uncomfortable and boring.
Rather be here than in the Terminator world, Slim!

Eye Pops Out.

Looks weird in type....kinna like yer eye poppin' out! "PLOOORP!"

i'm pretty sure it's actually TAKE CARE OF YOUR FUCKING FACE.

>> ^ReverendTed:

I think this video has a deep message. That message is, "Why don't you go watch something else?"

Look it at em' sweat and turn red!!

Listen to the excerpt at the end..."we do believe this was an isolated event, bluh blagh bluh.."

Get real asshole, your mouths moving but you're only poppin' spit!

Want to see this on a double feature with Scary Mary.

Sorry for the false advertisement. And thanks for the quality!
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That CD was about as PUNK as Mary Poppins was DEATH METAL!!





















Thanks for the LOLs though

That CD was about as PUNK as Mary Poppins was DEATH METAL!!





















Thanks for the LOLs though

MCAs' still around as long as we poppin' this
Lookin' down on us all, eternally rockin' hits
'cause when it's time it's time n' it's crime is its providence;
Pinchin', scrimpin', 'n skimpin' her thrift;
But the legend lives on so the party ain't miffed!

Disney made a few movies using this technique in the 60s and early 70s. Mary Poppins, Bedknobs and Broomsticks, etc.. I remember finding them all dreadfully boring as a child of the 80s.

Roger Rabbit looked far better and more convincing with much more elaborate integration between the "toon" and filmed elements. The two main innovations are painting all the toon elements with extra passes of light and shadow which were "interactive" with the scene (using animator's eyeballs and elbow grease to figure it out). Also using pupeteers and specially built sets to allow more in-camera interaction between toon and physical elements.

>> ^BoneRemake:

Made me laugh. I remember watching this as a little guy and it being the rage.
Kudos to that movie though, is it not the first of its kind ?

it was not the first of it's kind, for example Mary Poppins had scenes where they interact with cartoon characters. But this was certainly the most important of its kind. And yeah, it's a great movie...

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