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Nice Cartoons To Watch
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Do you remember “La Linea”?! Well – maybe not by that name . . . but you probably kind of in some recess of your mind maybe possibly remember seeing these cartoons a long long time ago (I just found out that they were played on “The Great Space Coaster” – so there is that).
I was at a pals house (yeah – you know one of the gang) – and we were watching some of these awhile ago – so it is totally possible that this link was already on boingboing.net or drawn.ca or something (both of those are nice sites to go and see – by the way) – but I figured that it would be nice if it (the link) lived here too . . .
Anyway – you should check out this site – because it is sometimes fun to watch the relationship between the little silhouette of a French guy (known as “Mr. Linea” or, in some parts of Europe, “Balou”, as well as “Linus” in Sweden) and the cartoonist as they interact through all kinds of interactions . . . and stuff.
Here is the site where you can go and see the cartoons – watch out – though – it is all in French!
“La Linea”
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[update #11]
StuffWho exactly is this anyway?! (Duck in shower)
In another stop on the tracks of the (seemingly) never ending train ride that taking a shower has become for me, a mysterious duck appears wearing a tiny blue hat.
I pulled the curtain back this morning (don’t even get me started on pulling the curtain back . . . it has become one of the constant battles of my “everyday†life (and yes – the fact that “everyday†is in quotes is directly linked to the possibility that there may not be enough time for a shower “everyday†. . . which is something that you will have to deal with as you read this duck story – because you should never lose track of the focus of the day . . . the focus of the today is all about the duck wearing a little blue hat that I found hanging out when I opened the curtain in the shower . . . uhm today.)).
Enough of the stupid asides and round about story telling – I apologize for putting you through that . . . when I should have been talking about ducks.
Imagine my surprise when I – thinking I was all alone in the bathroom – opened the curtain to the shower and had to take a stutter step to the side to avoid planting my foot directly on the little blue hat of this duck. It was quite disturbing . . . but I went about my business – trying to pretend that he wasn’t even there – when the ultimate of impositions occurred. The water had gotten just over the foot level [by the way – the whole sinking ship thing was totally thrown to the wind due to the duck visitor . . . I tend to only play “sinking ship†by myself . . . and his little blue hat was way too festive anyway(s)] – just over foot level – just over foot level – oh yeah – when that tiny yellow so and so decided to start floating all around the tub!!
Every time that I turned around he had moved somewhere else – with that same snug look on his orange billed face – and that little blue hat cocked every so slightly to one side. How in the world was I supposed to take my shower when all of that was going on?!
It was two different worlds intersecting – that I am of the opinion probably shouldn’t have. Maybe I should just get to take my shower – and try to keep an eye on the evil pink soap that is still lurking in it’s pink soap kingdom – planning who knows what kind of mischief – and maybe he should happily float around playing his dumb “duck swimming in a small fiberglass pond in the rain†game on his own time. I guess it is also possible that I am ever so jealous of both how happy he seems to be and the fact that he gets to wear a hat into the shower (a blue hat at that!).
If the duck decides to stick around . . . maybe he can help me to figure out the puzzle of the shower curtain – or – and this is a much more exciting proposition . . . he and I can team up to take out the scourge on all of shower culture that pink bar of soap has become . . . Who knows – maybe he’ll also help to fix the ship or use his blue hat powers against the scary hat up in the attic . . . yeah – after writing all of this out . . . maybe he is a good duck after all.
But only time will tell.
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