Funny Olympics cartoon

What's with the pain and the weird rearranging, deforming, etc of the Olympic circles?

Thanks :-)

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From the folks who did "Les Triplettes de Belleville":

http://home.datacomm.ch/marco.fernando/fla/bozzetto/olympics.swf

Only very vaguely on topic -- the bicycle is in the penultimate scene.

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What's with the pain and the weird rearranging, deforming, etc of the
Olympic circles?

{sound of jaws dropping in extreme disbelief}

Bill "there's simply nothing to say" S.

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Only very vaguely on topic -- the bicycle is in the penultimate scene.

The inspiration seems to come from Mad Magazine's "Spy vs Spy."

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From the folks who did "Les Triplettes de Belleville":

http://home.datacomm.ch/marco.fernando/fla/bozzetto/olympics.swf

Only very vaguely on topic -- the bicycle is in the penultimate scene.

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It reminded me of the Roadrunner cartoons. You have to accept the premise
that violence can be funny. I grew up with stuff like that - all those
Warner Brothers cartoons.

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Only very vaguely on topic -- the bicycle is in the penultimate scene.

The inspiration seems to come from Mad Magazine's "Spy vs Spy."

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From the folks who did "Les Triplettes de Belleville":

http://home.datacomm.ch/marco.fernando/fla/bozzetto/olympics.swf

Only very vaguely on topic -- the bicycle is in the penultimate scene.

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Claire Petersky
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Thanks - - - the diving board skit was the best!

John P.

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From the folks who did "Les Triplettes de Belleville":

http://home.datacomm.ch/marco.fernando/fla/bozzetto/olympics.swf

Only very vaguely on topic -- the bicycle is in the penultimate scene.

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It reminded me of the Roadrunner cartoons. You have to accept the premise
that violence can be funny. I grew up with stuff like that - all those
Warner Brothers cartoons.

You're right, Roadrunner too. Along with a touch of "Itchy & Scratchy."

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It reminded me of the Roadrunner cartoons. You have to accept the premise
that violence can be funny. I grew up with stuff like that - all those
Warner Brothers cartoons.

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Only very vaguely on topic -- the bicycle is in the penultimate scene.

The inspiration seems to come from Mad Magazine's "Spy vs Spy."

--Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles
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From the folks who did "Les Triplettes de Belleville":

http://home.datacomm.ch/marco.fernando/fla/bozzetto/olympics.swf

Only very vaguely on topic -- the bicycle is in the penultimate scene.

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Warm Regards,

Claire Petersky
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Claire Petersky said:

From the folks who did "Les Triplettes de Belleville":

http://home.datacomm.ch/marco.fernando/fla/bozzetto/olympics.swf

Only very vaguely on topic -- the bicycle is in the penultimate scene.

Ohh, that's just not right!

I liked it. 🙂 thanks

Ken

Claire Petersky said:

From the folks who did "Les Triplettes de Belleville":

http://home.datacomm.ch/marco.fernando/fla/bozzetto/olympics.swf

Only very vaguely on topic -- the bicycle is in the penultimate scene.

Har, that was funny. Ski jump -- I've always wondered why that
*doesn't* happen.... ;-)

-km

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