annathepiper

I discovered Weebl and Bob way back when our jamming group was still active, for lo, their very first cartoon was near and dear to our hearts. Because mmmm pie. Their latest cartoon, however, made me laugh out loud. This'll mostly be amusing to

seimaisin,

jubelidiot, and

janne, I think:

Weebl and Bob on Paper.

Thanks to

ravyngyngvar for the link!

Current Mood: mmmm pie

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From:

janne.livejournal.com

ROTFL!

From:

annathepiper

I thought you'd like that. :D

From:

rosepurr.livejournal.com

That's so awesome!!

From:

annathepiper

Isn't it just? Though really, my heart still lies with the original cartoon. ;) "When come back, bring pie!" Hee hee hee.

From:

shikyrie.livejournal.com

does Morton Harket make you moist in your special places? I LOVE W&B... especially since my friend Iain is into them as well... I'll have to find the anchor butter ads to forward to you too

From:

annathepiper

Re: Mr. Harket, come now, sir. Ladies do not discuss such things in public forums.

Rather, we snicker at them relentlessly.

From:

shikyrie.livejournal.com

roflmao... The Mr. Harket thing has been a running joke between myself and my friend Iain at work for the past week... W&B rule...

and the ads for Anchor Butter are here (http://www.sumo-dojo.com/)

Enjoy :)

From:

annathepiper

Heh, cute. Not quite as amusing as Weebl and Bob, though. :)

From:

shikyrie.livejournal.com

Weebl and Bob rock... have you checked out the other things on the W&B site? On the Moon is pretty good too

From:

annathepiper

I looked at some of the other links last night, but haven't really explored it in depth. I don't do much web surfing these days anyway--I don't have time. Between trying to keep up with my LJ, trying to keep up with my email, and writing, all of my computer time is occupied. But if somebody gives me a specific link of something amusing to look at, I'll do that. :)

From:

ravyngyngvar.livejournal.com

I knew that the a-ha spoof had to go down well around here.

I do have a certain fondness for the more musical Weebl & Bob cartoons, like these two:

anywhere (http://www.weebl.jolt.co.uk/anywhere.htm)

and

anyhoo (http://www.weebl.jolt.co.uk/anyhoo.htm).

I didn't really know what other work the guys had done, though. Thanks for the link. Took me a little while to realize that the badger cartoon was just an infinite loop, though. Or is it? Maybe I should have seen what happened after 90 minutes?

I just decided to buy the "Wobbl & Bob" DVD. "Wobbl"? Seems like there was a trademark issue with "Weebl." But I couldn't resist when they promised commentary by Brian Blessed. It's dangerous how easy it is to buy stuff on the net just by pressing a mouse button.

From:

annathepiper

The Badger thing is, to the best of my knowledge, an infinite loop. Of course, I've never had it running for more than two or three minutes at a time. ;)

You're actually getting the DVD? HEE! I'll look forward to hearing whether you enjoy it. And yes, it IS dangerous indeed!

From:

ravyngyngvar.livejournal.com

Oh.

My.

God.

I just checked out this one (http://www.weebls-stuff.com/toons/special+edition/). It's two years old (specifically, from the time the Special Edition of The Two Towers came on DVD, and Return of the King was released in theatres), so some of you may have seen it already. For the rest of you, don't watch it with any foodstuffs in your mouth, unless you'd like a big cleanup job afterwards.

I'm probably a bit crazy for buying that W&B DVD, yes, but I guess I also had the idea that I ought to give some monetary support of this craziness. I'll give my report when I get it.