Ehhh why not just brony. Why can't girls be bros too

Thank you for asking this. I think it's stupid as hell and makes Pappalardo sound like he was born in 1901. I think it would have been a better article if he looked at ways cartooning was trying to keep up with the loss of these identifiable props. That would have brought up the same problem, but been more interesting than "I wish we could still draw punch cards."

Yes, we don't really get to draw rotary phones anymore. I'm sorry. Let me bend back the arrow of progress so you don't have to learn a new set of symbols. I don't really understand the point of his editorial other than that it made him seem incredibly lazy.

Now, the subject of how cartooning is adapting to this -- that is really legitimately interesting, because it has to. And later it will have to again. It'll get fully absorbed and everything will be great. But what is that mechanism? What were the first missteps? There didn't used to be word balloons with lightning edges on them, right? Those showed up after telegraphs and phones and wireless signals. It's absurd to bemoan their inception! Augh. It was really aggravating to read.

To become the world's fattest man in a circus sideshow

looks like i've been figured out.shucks.

No but it always seemed kind of fun. I think there's another dude out there who uses the name banov, but he isn't nearly as cool.

Probably Anne. She was fun to write, and is also one of the first strong female protagonists I've ever done.

I animated a single character in a single shot of the film. During the end credits, when Ken is working the party in his white Disco suit, high-fiving everyone, there's a giraffe toy in the background dancing The Twist. That was the only thing I've ever animated in a Pixar movie.

Yeah, pretty much

Dead fish.

Nope, I'd fuck Knives cause she has that 17 year old pussy. Ramona's is prolly all stretched out

Fathers Day has been shot and is now nbeing editied.I did not not direct,so it's really good!

Re Toxie 5,we are having trouble writing a script that we and the fans will love.