#mr frog for president

[stoovrs]

wtf kind of debate is this

[erindraws05]

“Maybe, maybe I should do what I was supposed to do, in the beginning, hello…” — Mr. Frog, 2022. Okay so Mr. Frog quickly went from a character I was immensely afraid of to one of my favourites, so I decided to draw him :) 🐸 Go watch Smiling Friends!! 🗣️

[dvcky-duck]

this is still very underdeveloped but ermm idk, here's some out of order notes and other stuff I needed to get out of my empty rattling head ^.^

also for a bit now I haven't exactly given this au a name (do all aus have names or am I poopid? errr) so uhh yah-

small update!

[fightclubcat]

Watching the debate rn

[mycrossovers]

[t00thpasteface]

so the mr frog show "broke every record in television history" but when the showrunner was intimidating glep he still compared their projected viewers to what the mash finale got? mash fans stay winning honestly

[conkreetmonkey]

Smiling Friends: "Wouldn't it be funny if the USA's two presidential candidates were a bumbling oaf barely in possession of the mental faculties to dress himself who emboldens genocidal maniacs and an openly evil TV personality who routinely commits heinous felonies and insults his followers but somehow maintains a rabid fanbase?"

Me, not American: "Hehe yeah."

[muppet-facts]

Muppet Fact #961

On Mrs. Bush’s Story Time, Count von Count read Strega Nona, Elmo read The Adventures of Frog and Toad, Big Bird read Arthur Meets the President, Oscar the Grouch read Gregory, the Terrible Eater, and Grover read Doctor De Soto.

Source:

Mrs. Bush’s Story Time. Muppet Wiki.

[shepherdzcane]

*wakes up in a cold sweat*

president jimble is a joe biden parody

[pim-dompler]

I rly hope smiling friends s2 isn’t a flop.

[scarycranegame]

mr. frog for democratic nominee

[danvsboardofeducation]

Watched Mr. President last night (SPOILERS FOR S2E2 of Smiling Friends)

It was... alright?

I'm surprised they leaned so hard on the gross-out humor angle, especially considering the show at large wasn't really majorly about jokes like that- they do have some stuff, like the multiple times characters vomit or Charlie's realistic explosion of blood in the first Christmas episode, but I was just kinda sketched out by all the pants-pooping jokes and Jimble just being covered in obvious food slop.

I feel like Mr. Frog's presidential campaign wasn't focused on enough; if we got more of him going through huge gaffes like his election PSA, it'd be way funnier to see Jimble miserably losing to him, and more Mr. Frog is appreciated.

All the same, though, the stuff with the worm media cult for Mr. Frog was really funny, especially how they immediately switched sides after finding out frogs eat worms, and how skewed the debate was. I also really thought the ending where they doxxed Glep was hysterical, especially because Glep explains himself and they just immediately forgive him.

Overall, 7/10. Probably won't revisit as much but still fairly solid.

[tokai-ulina]

A President In Exile (former president Frogious Jones' Theme)

[bruciemilf]

Thinking about cigarette mom! Thomas and how his parenting style was…Different from Bruce’s. For exemple:

“Jason, I can understand why you’d feel tempted to shoot Mr. Smith with your slingshot. Misinterpreting Hamlet is indeed pretty serious. But it’s not a good tactic to solve conflict.”

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“Mr. Johnson says he won’t pass you if you don’t dissect that dumbass frog? What the hell. Grab my Marlboros and a hammer.”

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“Dick, honey, I know sometimes talking can get overwhelming, but you can’t just ran away Everytime we have a disagreement. Let’s talk about this, please . ”

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“Oh, you wanna run away! Alfie! Martha! The boss is running away from home! Should we tell the president? Should we tell Santa Claus? Go ahead. I’ll pack your bags for you. “

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“Damian, if we don’t keep our spaces clean, we’ll start to feel really bad, and Batcow will be very sad.”

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“Why do you have to clean? Cause it’s your damn house too, doctor genius. What do you think this is, a hotel? Grab a rag and shut up.”

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“I can’t promise I’ll always know what to do, or say if you have a problem. But I can promise we’ll solve it together.”

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“Only three people in this world need to know what’s going on with you at all times, — your doctor, God, and me, and you better call me first.”

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“I love you.”

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“I fucking love you. Now shut up, the price is right is on.”

[deadpresidents]

A decade ago, the world had a brief fascination with José Mujica. He was the folksy president of Uruguay who had shunned his nation's presidential palace to live in a tiny tin-roof home with his wife and three-legged dog.

In speeches to world leaders, interviews with foreign journalists and documentaries on Netflix, Pepe Mujica, as he is universally known, shared countless tales from a life story fit for film. He had robbed banks as a leftist urban guerrilla; survived 15 years as a prisoner, including by befriending a frog while kept in a hole in the ground; and helped lead the transformation of his small South American nation into one of the world's healthiest and most socially liberal democracies.

But Mr. Mujica's legacy will be more than his colorful history and commitment to austerity. He became one of Latin America's most influential and important figures in large part for his plain-spoken philosophy on the path to a better society and happier life.

-- Here's a gift link from me to bypass the paywall and read this wonderful New York Times interview of lifelong activist, revolutionary, and former Uruguayan President José "Pepe" Mujica, who is still trying to pass along his hard-earned wisdom and political philosophy even as he's likely dying from cancer.