It actually exists on the Internet (not that this should surprise anyone...).
http://atomfilms.shockwave.com/af/content/osama_sissyfight?mature=accept
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It actually exists on the Internet (not that this should surprise anyone...).
http://atomfilms.shockwave.com/af/content/osama_sissyfight?mature=accept
TTYL
While you're there, watch the al Qaida employee training video. I watched it four times in a row. Brilliant.
On Thu, 02 May 2002 01:36:29 GMT, --ockman wrote:
I dunno how brilliant it was, I was really there for The Critic... it was amusing, but not ROTFL-calibre.
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"AcK!" wrote in message news:[email]...
The Gerbil Bar is the funniest thing there.
Yours truly, Some bozo
On Thu, 02 May 2002 13:22:11 GMT, "Dr Music" wrote:
On the filmsite? I didn't see that...
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"AcK!" wrote in message news:[email]...
was
Use the search box to find it.
Yours truly, Some bozo
On Fri, 03 May 2002 13:18:56 GMT, "Dr Music" wrote:
I meant, is this on atomfilms, or in the Critic? I guess my question has been answered, though...
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AcK! wrote:
I went there, but wasn't able to find the Osama in a blender cartoon before I got tired of looking. :) I did see "Osama's last video" and it was amusing. "It's God's job to judge Osama bin Laden. It's our job to arrange the meeting."--the Marines (presumably not proposing to force God to incarnate in Afghanistan ;)
I believe that was a Norman Schwarzkopf quote, but I suppose "The Marines" aptly sums it up as well.
Jason Saslow wrote:
IIRC it was attributed to the Marines at the end of the cartoon FWIW.
Yeah, but I'm talking about who said that in real life. Pretty sure it was Schwarzkopf...
Jason Saslow wrote:
I understand. :)
On Fri, 03 May 2002 08:38:01 -0400, Jason Saslow wrote:
Haven't heard from him since Desert Storm, though...
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I believe he holds some military consulting position at the moment. But he's definitely been on a bunch of interview and POV CNN-type shows since 9/11.
Michael Morbius wrote in message news:...
There isn't an "Osama in a blender" cartoon, per se. But in the "Osama Sissyfight" cartoon, the now-famous frog gives Osama a sample of what he's had to live with as the match ends. Another Joe Cartoon standby, the gerbil, also has his famous microwave ready and waiting for another tyrant.
Ryan W. Mead wrote:
Ah; OK. :)