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Robert Treder wrote:Pierrot Le Fou. From the BTAS-inspired super-badass episode of Cowboy Bebop. Oooh. Kudos from Dalton; I feel so honored.

Is that sarcasm?!?

What is BTAS, by the way?

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Can it be an image on your hard disk, or does it have to be posted on the Internet somewhere? If it's the latter, I'm sorta shit out of luck.

RedImperator wrote:Can it be an image on your hard disk, or does it have to be posted on the Internet somewhere? If it's the latter, I'm sorta shit out of luck.

You have to have somewhere on the net to put it yes...

His Divine Shadow wrote:

RedImperator wrote:Can it be an image on your hard disk, or does it have to be posted on the Internet somewhere? If it's the latter, I'm sorta shit out of luck.

You have to have somewhere on the net to put it yes...

Damn. In theory, I've got a personal web page that came with my school network account, but I've never tried to do anything with it.

It never stops, never stops....

Going and going and going....

Dalton wrote:Is that sarcasm?!?
What is BTAS, by the way?

Though I am known to be sarcastic from time to time to often, that my friend, was not sarcasm. Truly, I am honored.

And BTAS is Batman the Animated Series, which, as I'm sure we all know, is one of the greatest TV programs ever. It had a few problems relating to working within the constraints of a children's show, but it performed admirably under the circumstances.
You'll notice as you watch through your Cowboy Bebop DVD collection (what? no CB DVDs? for shame...) that each episode has its own style, in writing, directing, animating, etc. Many of them contain elements of style in tribute to other great works, and the episode in question attempts (and succeeds) to mimic the BTAS style.
It also contains elements in tribute to the movie Pierrot Le Fou. (big surprise there)

It also contains elements in tribute to the movie Pierrot Le Fou. (big surprise there)

Damn I remenber that epsiode very cleary, That is one INSANE bastard I would not want on my tail even If I had Kirks charater shield

I just slapped these together from images lying around in my photoshop archives. Maybe something better soon.

*another frickin' edit.* If those images still aren't working try this:

http://www.geocities.com/weemadnosh/conc_accept.html

And if THAT doesn't work, then my HTML editing skills (otherwise known as frontpage and a large mallet to get it to acutally work) have degraded to such a point that I may as well just e-mail them to you all. It'll take less time that way.

*and another fucking edit to fix the mis-spelt address*

weemadando wrote: *and another fucking edit to fix the mis-spelt address*

[Yoda voice] Patience, WeeMadAndo. You must learn patience! [/Yoda voice]

Not an image, but...

http://foobar.homelinux.net/data/conc.wav

His Divine Shadow wrote:

I love this one. If they don't conced, you can follow up with a shot of one of the cop cars exploding from an M79 hit.

SirNitram wrote:

The Death star ones going to the hard drive..

Useful for those people who like to enforce their opinions on everybody.

Robert Treder wrote:Though I am known to be sarcastic from time to time to often, that my friend, was not sarcasm. Truly, I am honored.

Hooray

Robert Treder wrote:And BTAS is Batman the Animated Series, which, as I'm sure we all know, is one of the greatest TV programs ever.

Indeed, it kicked ass.

Robert Treder wrote:It had a few problems relating to working within the constraints of a children's show, but it performed admirably under the circumstances. You'll notice as you watch through your Cowboy Bebop DVD collection (what? no CB DVDs? for shame...)

You kidding? I have all the eps PLUS the movie

Robert Treder wrote:that each episode has its own style, in writing, directing, animating, etc. Many of them contain elements of style in tribute to other great works, and the episode in question attempts (and succeeds) to mimic the BTAS style.

I've noticed that, actually...though many of them I couldn't place.

Robert Treder wrote:It also contains elements in tribute to the movie Pierrot Le Fou. (big surprise there)

I haven't seen that movie. Is it good?

Dalton wrote:This is fun

Kudos if you can identify the dude.

Damn. He was in Cowboy Beebop. Pierrot Le Fou, Tongpu, Mad Pierrot. What a bastard character. Interesting story though.

I couldn't help but notice the evangelion pic was the one of the "Twin" Angel. It just goes to show: Cut a troll in half and you have two trolls. They may only be half as intelligent, but there are still two of them and thats just damn irritating.

Dalton wrote:...I've noticed that, actually...though many of them I couldn't place.

Here's a bitching site that lists influences in the episodes and the movie:

http://rfblues.aaanime.net/.

Just surf to the episode you want to see and click on 'influences.'

And yeah, Pierrot le Fou is a badass movie. It's about these Frenchies on the run.

Robert Treder wrote:

Dalton wrote:...I've noticed that, actually...though many of them I couldn't place.

Here's a bitching site that lists influences in the episodes and the movie:

http://rfblues.aaanime.net/.

Just surf to the episode you want to see and click on 'influences.'

And yeah, Pierrot le Fou is a badass movie. It's about these Frenchies on the run.

Coolness. Thanks for the link.