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with a hint of what you might call substance if you have the education of a small poodle.
- Leo
How does the education of a small poodle differ from a larger one?
Last edited by Keshen (February 9, 2009 (04:38pm))
Awesome quality. I wish I could register the Dane Cook's spin after the second slap; it would make it so much more awesome.
This film also raises some questions, like "who would I like to see slapped with a fish?"
I watched this when I was bored during the Grammys, and it was leaps and bounds better than all that commotion about Robert Plant and Allyson Kraus. Plus, it made my whole family laugh when I showed them. The titles, animations, worked awesomely, and the build-up to the slap was surprising, despite the whole short being described in the title. Great job, and your superb image quality only made it better.
Just a quick word about the choice of music - cutting to "this is what you get" right after the slapping was precisely the right thing to do.
Yeah, I also noticed the ironic appropriateness of the music at the end.
That was definitely a KG film. 
Where did the fish come from?
You can get them in the Medieval Market Village.
Lovely film. I wish I knew who Dane Cook was.
They come in some pirate sets aswell Hazzat.
Lovely film. I wish I knew who Dane Cook was.
Lechnology wrote:I'd like to buy that hobo a beer.
Heck, I'd like to buy him dinner. A steak and lobster dinner.
And he should drink the finest of wine with it, not beer.
EDIT: Oh yeah, nice film KG! My favourite bit was the part where the Dane Cook gets slapped by the Fish.
Last edited by Whittleberry (February 11, 2009 (04:35am))
Haha, that was a great one KG. Keep em' coming!
Si665 wrote:Pretty good, love crisp images, Watch the set though, the flowers in t he background moved around a lot, but it didn't really detract from the film.
Exactly what flowers are you talking about? Because I couldn't see any flowers. Are you talking about "Bump" by Hazzat?
Oh dear, yes I updated the wrong film, that is what happens with you have a browser with multiple tabs open. I got all confused.
In my defense I have been sick and heavily medicated with a nasty chest infection 
Love this one, in fact I had to go and buy the hobo/pirate minifig, he will make a great tramp/hobo in future films. No, I still have no idea who Dane Cook is, but I guess he had it coming.
Last edited by Si665 (February 11, 2009 (08:48am))
I enjoyed that film very much. The animation and camera quality was extremely crisp.
Awesome! I love all your films! Great job!
Hopefully you make more "Mr. Tater and Kevin".
Ive seen every dane cook animation you and old scratch have been making!
This ones my favorite!:D
Guys, I think this is important...
When you search for "dane cook" on youtube, this is the first of our films that you'll get to. As you can see, it's only on page 4. I think it needs to be higher and I think the best way to get it higher is to search for "dane cook" on youtube, go to page 4, and click on KG's film. If you all could do that, that would be good. Thanks.
Does that bump it up? I think that he just needs to change the description a bit.
If it uses the same tech as google, which I imagine it does, I'm pretty sure there's some weighting based on people clicking on it in the search results.
I love this film!!!! the animation is smooth, but this is to be expected from someone like KG.
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