#people like athf and think family guy is funny

[dykedvonte]

yes hi I was that KH/SM anon I was just too nervous to openly send the ask anyways uhhhh yeah my hyperfixation for it has come back and I feel super awful about it but gdi the brainworms!!! mostly specifically for the sm side of things. there’s no canon anymore and the creators a bitch so they are The Peoples characters now. ngl im super surprised ur familiar with it, its p small

Hitting multiple parts of this, people are entitled to like what they like and this is one of the cases where the media is so nonsensical and cryptic that if you gain anything bad from it or it's creator you were like generally trying to be a bad person like...

KH is so much of a self contained ytp and like ngl many ytp contain the same shit as KH just about a separate source material. This isn't like to support the creator or whatever but I hate the idea you cant watch or consume a single thing that has an ounce of controversy or you'll be a bad person/supporter.

Also can you believe the Seattle Seahawks won the superbowl?

[adultswim2021]

The Venture Bros. #12: “Past Tense” | October 16, 2004 - 11:30 PM | S01E11

Past Tense is another lore-heavy episode what with it’s flashback reveal that basically everyone we know on the show used to be friends in college and they all sucked each other off and shit. Okay, nobody sucks each other off in this episode, but if you look in the background of various scenes there are subtle clues that that’s really what’s going on.

This is the one where the Venture family go the funeral of Rusty’s classmate Mike Sorayama, voiced by Steve Park. He’s named Mike after Steve Park’s other role in Fargo, you know, that scene people keep writing clickbait articles about. Sorayama is the name of the artist in which the line “I had that issue of Heavy Metal” is actually derived. FUN FACT: this actually caused a little legal hiccup which caused the show to be taken out of the rotation briefly on television. When it reappeared, there was a special thanks credit for Hajime Sorayama and a URL to his website.

There are episodes of Venture Bros. where backstory takes takes precedence over the humor, and I sorta filed this one away as being that. There’s actually a number of terrifically funny things in it. This is the one where Hank and Dean attempt to bring the old Team Venture out of retirement, and those are pretty great characters (though it does wade uncomfortably in Captain Sturdy territory). One of of my favorite jokes of all time comes during these scenes: Hank and Dean talking to Otto Aquarius about his apparent longevity (he’s a half-Atlantian, fish person owing to his longer life-span). Aquarius teases that he has the secret to eternal life, exciting the boys. When Aquarius hands them a couple of Jehovah’s Witness pamphlets, they’re understandably disappointed. I honestly think about this joke A LOT!

There are other good lines, but I don’t want this to devolve into me just listing good parts. I don’t want to be doing this at all. I want this to be over.

MAIL BAG

London Arbuckle is here to tell me stuff about VH1:

They rated the shows RED LIGHT or GREEN LIGHT, please respect VH1 canon. Also: I think I mentioned being mad that the VH1 crew reviewed this episode because I hated it at the time. I'm not sure why I hated it now but I THINK the reason was that having Santa be angry and use internet-esque slurs and get badly burned struck me as a little too, like, let's call it HOT TOPIC. Like I think I irrationally worried that ATHF would start catering to the Happy Tree Friends crowd? Seems silly now.

Aqua Teen Hunger Force was in danger of being taken off the air and debuting exclusively on Spike & Mike’s Sick & Twisted Toons DVD compilations where you have to watch some weird short Danny Antonucci made about eating boogers or something and it won’t let you skip it because it’s encoded like a menu for some reason. So you were right to be worried. Thank you for clearing all that other stuff up because I sincerely tried to find it again and couldn’t!

I honestly don't think meatwad fits in that t-shirt. Just my two cents.

Meatwad is just poured into that thing. It works for me

You know, a moderator on some message board no one cares dies and you pay it the uptmost reverence but when 9/11 rolls around all there is from you is mockery and bile. I get it. You don't like the US or our politicians. But everyone who died that day didn't choose to be here and they all died senselessly for some bullshit God those greaseballs won't meet in the nether. And while not everyone who was at the World Trade Center died on 9/11, the ones that survived went on to start a band. Rock on.

This guy and his grease. I don’t recall lampooning 9/11 on this blog, and I think you’re being unfair by using my twitter or my syndicated radio talk show as some kind of evidence. Lodge your complaints there, big bitch. May all the survivors of 9/11 die soon.