Really like the opening music for the series. Tank - Seatbelts

They really should of made it to at least last a few seasons. One of the few anime where the dubbed and the subbed are both badass.

On a side note
Moe is killing anime. the bastard....

1080p QT MOV file is out:

For those geeks/nerds who wants local copy to download:
$ wget -U "QuickTime/7.6.2" http://trailers.apple.com/moes/fox/prometheus/prometheus-tlr1_h1080p.mov

I think they should have kept the setting more contemporary. The whole "cultural mainstays of yesteryear in modern fish out of water situations" is a comedic dead-horse to me. I mean, Snooky, really?

I also sort of get annoyed when they take things from the past and stick them in a clearly 'current time' setting. My overall preference is for a movie to be designed in such a way as to be relatively 'timeless'. When you make a movie in such a way that it constantly spotlights a subject or idea from a very specific modern time period then it becomes VERY obvious and then the show becomes dated very quickly as time goes on. The end result is that a good movie that would have otherwise been a 'classic' ends up seeming very cheesy. I think the Stooges movie would have been better off avoiding that kind of thing. Just have the Stooges there, keep the setting vague and non-specific in terms of its period, and let the hijinks ensue.

That being said - I loved seeing Snookie get poked in the eyes... Give her a few triple-slaps while you're at it, Moe.

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>> ^handmethekeysyou:

You're right, still not a single study or report devoted to statistics.
Lots moe sensationalist stories, though.>> ^Opus_Moderandi:
>> ^handmethekeysyou:
I tried googling this. Not a single report or study devoted to "
how many traffic stops per year result in shootings" on the first page. Unsurprisingly, many sensationalist news stories.>> ^MrFisk:
How many cars are pulled over in the U.S., in a year? How many result in a fatality to the officer? I'm trying to figure out if it's more likely they'll be shot, hit by lightning, or bitten by a shark.


Try googling "cop killed during traffic stop"



Weird... I guess you'll have to do it yourself.

You're right, still not a single study or report devoted to statistics.

Lots moe sensationalist stories, though.>> ^Opus_Moderandi:

>> ^handmethekeysyou:
I tried googling this. Not a single report or study devoted to "
how many traffic stops per year result in shootings" on the first page. Unsurprisingly, many sensationalist news stories.>> ^MrFisk:
How many cars are pulled over in the U.S., in a year? How many result in a fatality to the officer? I'm trying to figure out if it's more likely they'll be shot, hit by lightning, or bitten by a shark.


Try googling "cop killed during traffic stop"

Without Moe Green it just kinda falls flat.

I upvoted for Moe and Cookie.

>> ^TickTock:

This is horrible - isn't this shit exactly the problem with legalizing. People I know actually believe this shit. You'd think the Simpson's writers would know better. Maybe Fox's influence...?


There's actually an undertone in this episode that makes you believe the writers support legalization/decriminalization. For example, when Lisa says something to the effect of "Stop doing drugs so you can yell at us again....wait maybe I don't know what I want", and then the reference near the end where Moe is talking to Carl, and Carl is explaining to him he got alcohol poisoning and nearly died - insinuating there isn't that issue with marijuana. Those are just a couple of references that make it clear the writers are pro-legalization.

YT had only two vids of this song and this was the most innocuous. The other had scenes of Tx which was nice, but interspersed were personal pics for which I did not care.
>> ^residue:

in other news, what's with the pictures in this video? I like the Moe thumbnail...

in other news, what's with the pictures in this video? I like the Moe thumbnail...

>> ^xxovercastxx:

I think we're partially in agreement. I would interpret "atheist government" to mean a government which enforces atheism. This is what your 4 examples are. Atheism isn't the problem with those governments/societies, enforcement is.
But then you seem to speak of government indifference as a bad thing. Government indifference is the pinnacle of government religious involvement.
It's also a little contradictory to claim that atheist societies are weak and give 4 examples where robust religious societies were taken over by the godless. Again, oppressive societies are weak because they breed enemies left and right, and because their populace, in time, will jump at the chance to have the government overthrown.
>> ^quantumushroom:
You are correct that it's not an argument, it's what is proven to happen time and again. Some countries regimes use religion in an evil way. I have yet to hear of any country using atheism in a "good way", all you really get is indifference. And were there purely atheist countries they'd soon be conquered by an assertive religion, a la the islamization of Europe.
Opinion: it seems there are no strong cultural values without religious underpinnings.

>> ^xxovercastxx:
You can't just say something like that without presenting an argument. And no, listing 4 countries that went down the shitter under oppressive atheist regimes is not an argument. There are atheist and secular governments which have flourished and there are religious governments which have been disastrous. Oppression is the problem and that can be done with or without imaginary friends.
All you have to do is cross-reference this with this.
As a sampling, 4 of the top 10 HDI are in the top 10 "Religion is not important" countries. None of the top 10 HDI are in the top 10 "Religion is important" countries.
>> ^quantumushroom:
Remove God---fictional or not---from the equation and you make the State a god by proxy




Curly and Moe solve all the problems of the world.

Anybody who finds common ground with QM is....

Really showing what he's made of.

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Moe Sizlack approves.

Absolutely. I have a regular barber and I just walk in every 6-8 weeks, say, "hey Moe, number one again please" and walk out feeling like a new man. I'd hate to be in David's position... I hate haircuts and they're worse if you don't know exactly what's coming.
>> ^robbersdog49:

And this is precisely why I shave my head.