Thursday, October 26, 2006
Un-original
The 30-Second Bunnies Theatre Library, courtesy of Alien Productions comes to you here via a link from The World of Yaklich, whose site came to my attention via the always attentive Alcessa.
Whew. Everybody got credited and I've fed the ever-hungry machine of blogging.
An original entry is coming shortly so please keep on checking back.
Thanks!
P.S. my favorite Bunny Theatre production, all 30 second or less versions of major movies, was their version of Christmas Story. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You'll shoot your eye out.
Whew. Everybody got credited and I've fed the ever-hungry machine of blogging.
An original entry is coming shortly so please keep on checking back.
Thanks!
P.S. my favorite Bunny Theatre production, all 30 second or less versions of major movies, was their version of Christmas Story. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You'll shoot your eye out.
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Fantastic! I'd seen the Bunny Theatre before but not A Christmas Story, one of my favorite movies, priceless! :-)
Alcessa, a moose call in your general direction as an apology!
The title of Un-original applies solely to my blogging post, not to yours. It's your linking that allowed me to post anything that day. So, please excuse my unintended slight; the barbs will fully intended for myself.
And thanks again for the link to The World of Yaklich, an interesting fellow living in that third person world of interpretation.
The title of Un-original applies solely to my blogging post, not to yours. It's your linking that allowed me to post anything that day. So, please excuse my unintended slight; the barbs will fully intended for myself.
And thanks again for the link to The World of Yaklich, an interesting fellow living in that third person world of interpretation.
Yaxlich says hello to DarkoV and that he is glad that DarkoV found the bunnies funny. He likes the bunnies a lot.
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