Ruffian:
According to the IMDB:
And:
The “male” bovines having udders was explained in the October 2006 issue of Nickelodeon’s official magazine, “Nick Magazine”. In the letters page, one reader asked about the anatomically-incorrect cows(bovine) and whether or not it was intentional or not, and the magazine explained that the movie’s director “thought it would be funny for the male cows(bulls) to have udders”.
Linky.
So they did it on purpose to be funny. Yeah, it’s hysterical. :rolleyes:
I found it distractingly stupid, personally. Good thing it was just on Showtime and I could change the channel to something less annoying, like Rock of Love or something.
Hello! Hello? Is this thing on?
So many dead inner children…
Don’t you mean “oblate spheroids”?
This morning when I told my daughter that her first-ever message board comment got some positive response, including “winning the thread” according to Tapioca Dextrin, she was watching Word World on PBS, a program in which the animals–Frog, Pig, Sheep–are made out of letters of the alphabet. . .
Now that that’s settled…why do male cartoon kangaroos have pouches?
Tristan:
That night Farmer Brown was kept awake by the sounds from the barn.
The following morning, duck (being a neutral party) handed Farmer Brown a note:
“Dear Farmer Brown,
I love that book: Click Clack Moo (Transgendered Cows That Type)
Spoke
April 7, 2008, 7:14pm
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Future generations will make fun of our prudishness in refusing to put testicles on cartoon animals.
I think I’d faint if that ever happened. The fact that the American cartoon industry hasn’t made a sexually explicit cartoon since Heavy Metal is one of my major pet peeves. (All of who have udders) :mad:
VernWinterbottom:
This morning when I told my daughter that her first-ever message board comment got some positive response, including “winning the thread” according to Tapioca Dextrin, she was watching Word World on PBS, a program in which the animals–Frog, Pig, Sheep–are made out of letters of the alphabet. . .
And if she’s as smart as she sounds, she wasn’t the least bit impressed that her wise and obvious observation on a message board topic about cartoon cow udders was so well-received.
Minor nitpick: They aren’t raccoons, they are tanuki, or “raccoon dogs”, which are primitive canids.
Wile_E
April 7, 2008, 11:05pm
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I like to poke my dead inner child with a stick every so often just to make sure it’s still good and dead.
Mine’s bloated with decompositional gases. Poking it with a stick is inadvisable.
No kids and my S.O. has no room to complain about my talking during movies. I almost had to reenact Sweeney Todd on him the other night.
Well, I am glad I said “male cattle”.
You will be spared from the worst of the plagues.
Probably.
I find that the eviller I the less trustworthy I am.
