WOO! a rare moment of joy in a dark world...
OK, I'm actually on quite an up, for two silly reasons...
1. I've found a download link for the complete run of 'EARTHWORM JIM' the TV cartoon series, which was great, and, no, you're wrong, it was great! If you need more convincing, Jim himself was voiced by the same guy that voices some Homer guy that seems to be popular... (yea, Dan Castenalleta). I guess the reason it got canned is the same reason so many others have been, it was good, and a lil bit 'out there' (Ren & Stimpy, Family Guy anyone? although Peter Griffin got thrown a surprise lifeline, Welcome back Peter!)
2. Thud! by Terry Pratchett got an early release and I have my copy, double woo!
RRP £17.99, or £9.99 from yer friendly local Sussex Stationers, unless you're not local to me, in which case, you can go and pay vastly over the odds online instead. Me being one of those Benefit squandering leeches that the Daily Mail is so fond of, and cant understand why we are not just selling our spare organs to survive instead of bleeding our fine taxpayers dry, I've gotta be kinda careful now because I'm actually very skint now! I'm not sure where people get their numbers from, but I'm certainly not a rich man, and If I felt capable of regular, gainful employment, I'd much rather be doing it than spending time with my face pressed to the carpet going MUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUHHHHH for no apparent reason. But anyway, I wouldnt wipe my arse with the Daily mail, in case my arse started trying to kill foreigners.
Another well thought out and easy flowing piece of text I see...come back soon for deep meaningful insight into the world we live in soon! ( or maybe in two weeks depending on how much I've been inhaling carpet fibres.)
1. I've found a download link for the complete run of 'EARTHWORM JIM' the TV cartoon series, which was great, and, no, you're wrong, it was great! If you need more convincing, Jim himself was voiced by the same guy that voices some Homer guy that seems to be popular... (yea, Dan Castenalleta). I guess the reason it got canned is the same reason so many others have been, it was good, and a lil bit 'out there' (Ren & Stimpy, Family Guy anyone? although Peter Griffin got thrown a surprise lifeline, Welcome back Peter!)
2. Thud! by Terry Pratchett got an early release and I have my copy, double woo!
RRP £17.99, or £9.99 from yer friendly local Sussex Stationers, unless you're not local to me, in which case, you can go and pay vastly over the odds online instead. Me being one of those Benefit squandering leeches that the Daily Mail is so fond of, and cant understand why we are not just selling our spare organs to survive instead of bleeding our fine taxpayers dry, I've gotta be kinda careful now because I'm actually very skint now! I'm not sure where people get their numbers from, but I'm certainly not a rich man, and If I felt capable of regular, gainful employment, I'd much rather be doing it than spending time with my face pressed to the carpet going MUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUHHHHH for no apparent reason. But anyway, I wouldnt wipe my arse with the Daily mail, in case my arse started trying to kill foreigners.
Another well thought out and easy flowing piece of text I see...come back soon for deep meaningful insight into the world we live in soon! ( or maybe in two weeks depending on how much I've been inhaling carpet fibres.)
posted by SenseofTumour at 4:21 PM
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