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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAyrvbD3NTE
American Dad would even be inspired to be MAD AS HELL!
Posted by: Adam Abeles | November 8, 2007 6:34 AM
This is waaaaaaay off subject, but I have to say I so hate the art on these prime-time cartoons. Why do cartoons have to look so damn ugly today?
Sorry, just venting...
Posted by: bob | November 8, 2007 10:48 AM
I think because they're the bastard child of a bastard child of Matt Groening's bastard child (the one that lived long past its prime, becoming an abomination that should have died and been replaced by the worthy Futurama, but instead it returned from the dead and began a reign of terror as an agent of the aFoxalypse, canceler of all that is good and entertaining...)
Posted by: Frenetic | November 8, 2007 12:22 PM
I know that the YouTube clip with the old Network soliloquy was meant in earnest, but I couldn't stop laughing at it from start to finish. It was mainly the speech itself laid over a debate clip (instead of the favored candidates actual words), more than Gravel himself.
Mike Gravel, huh. So if you have little or no support, then all of a sudden you're a man of integrity and non-establishment, huh? Whereas if you're Obama or Edwards, and you have funding, support, etc., you're a big fat corporate sellout. Sounds like my approach to rock bands when I was 16.
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