AAAND that’s the last of it, I promise!
I actually started this ages ago, but figured I’d try to finish it for April Fool’s/Reichencrack Day, and ended up writing lots of other crack theories while waiting for files to render. LOLIHAVENOLIFESORRYSPRINGBREAK2012-
I know the Portal thing is wrong, ghfdjghfkd but I don’t wanna fix it so there
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Per Alec Baldwin on Extra. (via)
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Stewie & Brian visit Bill Watterson’s imagination.
An inevitable cartoon-mashup: Stewie & Brian as Calvin & Hobbes. Their interactions evoke a more twisted, culturally-aware version of Calvin & Hobbes; right down to using time travel and having deep philosophical discussions. Stewie — much like Calvin — is naive and immature despite his unprecedented intellect. Brian, much like Hobbes, is down-to-earth and mature; the voice of reason to balance the absurd premise of a sadistic, trouble-making child-genius. The shared irony of having the voice of reason be a talking animal in both cartoons is the icing on the cake.
The fact that Calvin & Hobbes (in his stuffed form) have actually briefly appeared in an episode of Family Guy doesn’t take any weight from the notion that the show’s writers may have been inspired, but I only discovered this after I had the idea to put Stewie & Brian into Calvin & Hobbes’ universe.
Coincidence? Probably. But I like to think I’m not the only person to be delighted upon noticing these similarities.
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Nerd alert. Heh. (Taken with instagram)
Cheap… Fucking… Bastard!
And if you had the pi, even better.
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First story on The Last Word w/ Lawrence O’Donnell tonight: the Occupy Wall Street protests. Not just a brief mention, either: the first 15 minutes were dedicated to talking in depth about how Wall Street’s greed has led to the protests we’re seeing day after day, including an interview with Michael Moore. O’Donnell says he will also address police brutality at the end of the program. Great example of the growing media coverage on Occupy Wall Street.
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“Me love you long time” came into prominence with Stanley Kubrick’s “Full Metal Jacket,” (from 1987) as a Vietnamese prostitute tries to pick up Matthew Modine’s character with broken English. The phrase was then popularly picked up by 2 Live Crew in the song “Me So Horny.”
“It’s so many different kinds of slurs in one,” comedian Margaret Cho said. “It’s instantly putting you in the position of being a foreigner, an outsider and a sexual stereotype. It’s an all-in-one combo.”~naturallaw for yahoo questions
The popularization by Mariah Carey’s ‘Love You Long Time,’ Fergie’s ‘London Bridge,’ and Nicki Minaj’s ““Muahhhh me love you long time like I’m asian” demonstrates how this exotification of Asian/A.American women is constantly recycled in the media, perpetuated by celebrities to obtain the hyper-sexualized image needed to make it big, especially if you ain’t got the talent.
I would get started on Nicki’s whole hyper-sexualized, Japanese dolled up shit, but racialious says it best. Well researched: here http://www.racialicious.com/2010/11/01/the-orientalism-of-nicki-minaj/
You can degrade yourself, but no, my sisters and I will NOT love you long time.
Yes for the commentary.
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