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Originally Posted by Mr. Oysterhead
Wasn't Seth quoting Batman, then going on to say there was no proof of it?
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ScruU2twice quoted batman, because i told about a dream of a CROSSBALLS DVD that was a best of package and the prototype for the packaging read "Comedy Gold!" on it. Then Scru said the thing and yeah. Then SETH said it in an unrelated thread but he wasn't quoting Batman or Scru.
I had a dream a while back, and I submitted it to slowwave.com, and it got drawn!
See the "HAHAHAHA" in the last panel? That's because at that point there was a sitcom laughtrack. Its great because he drew the laughtrack but didn't explain it. There was this whole second part to my dream that I didn't mention: My dream cuts out to a TV with that airplane scene going on. Crispin Glover, playing a Rubin-esque character from the film "Rubin and Ed" is watching television with his mother, who is also similar to his mother in "Rubin and Ed." His mother says, in a nagging tone, "There, see? why don't you become a cop! There's OBVIOUSLY a vaccancy!" There's a spot to be filled now that the letter L has been killed. Then from THIS point, my dream takes the sape of an old idea for a sketch that I had, and the dream pretty much played out exactly how the sketch played out in my head. I never wrote it, because it's a parody of "Rubin and Ed," which is an extremely obscure movie. In Rubin and Ed, Crispin Glover's character is a reclusive weirdo who spends all day mourning the death of his cat while listening to really loud, depressing music, and dancing around with a mouse squeeky-toy. His mother is sick of this, and she constantly nags at him to "go out and make a friend!" Finally she takes away his stereo. "No more music untill you go out there and make a friend!" in the movie, he meets Ed, who is recruiting people for a multi-level-maketing seminar, and they end up wandering around in the desert with a dead cat in an ice-cooler.
Well anyway, my sketch was a take-off on this idea of Rubin being forced to go out and make a friend. But in my version, he goes and joins the police force, expecting to be paired up with a partner who will, in true buddy-cop movie fasion, will eventually become friends, despite their differences. Also the idea of a wirey, anti-social weirdo who has no bussiness doing police work is out fighting criminals. I kind of played out the sketch in my head a lot, but his joining the police force had nothing to do with him filling the place of a gunned-down sesame-street prop. It's like when MTV's The State did their clip-shows, and they used new linking material to link together two sketches that previously weren't linked together.
Has anybody ever done this while dreaming? replayed old ideas or day dreams almost EXACTLY the same exact way you imagined them before? It's the only time I've ever done it, and I've never heard of other people being able to do it.
yeah hes the person on the right.......
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kinda kills the moment. Once I had a girl turning into a mannequin and when I woke up I thought "this is just like the movie, but in reverse" and was pissed off.
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