That was my favorite! It still plays in my head randomly every once in a while, though it’s often in disguise.
Huh. I would have sworn that this was late 90s. My sense of time has never worked, though. I never understood how my dad could look at the ass end of a car and tell you what year it came out. Sorcery?
Is that “mosesondope.exe” a jab at Zombie Nation and their Kernkraft 400?
I remember seeing this video for the first time on Ebaum’s World. The sub-heading was “wait for the ending…it is amazing”. I watched for 15 minutes before I realized I’d been lied to. I’d like to think I’m a more sophisticated internet denizen now, but I’m probably not.
The website was called Joe Cartoon. Their youtube username is joecartoondotcom.
I first saw Badger when it appeared at his Weebl and Bob site. I was V fond of the Weebl and Bob series - I eagerly awaited each new episode of the bizarre week-long mini-series ‘Bob’s Week in France,’ peaking with its silly surrealist conclusion. Being a horsewoman, I also love his ‘Hos’ video, set to the classic Patricia by Perez Prado.
ETA: the orig ‘Hos’ was an endless loop, like Badger.
I wonder how old that series of shorts about the cranky horse is. Or maybe a Unicorn, i think named Charlie?
FLYING BLIND ON A ROCKET CYCLE?!
Just remember, you can only see lions in Kenya.
Forget Norway.
what about tigers?
My Magical Trevor plush still sits proudly on top of my CD collection, fittingly.
Next to my plush lion.
And my plush tiger.
What about a zee-braa?
A new medium for people to try, so we got a lot of Fred Ott’s sneeze?
The Wee Squirrel is 22.
Sadly not. And before you ask, I don’t have a Weebl or a Bob either
Heh, another classic.
I hope the elderly Mr. Wee Squirrel is doing well in some comfy Old Squirrels home.
Sharing a room with Foamy?
20 years ago is considered “early years of Internet culture” now?