A Couple of Cold Ones - November 17, 2008

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Comment by Everwen on November 18, 2008 at 11:43pm

A self-induced caffeine rage rant, that makes sense.

Comment by Sammy Jenkins on November 18, 2008 at 9:47pm

Carlyles Iced Coffee

Comment by Jon on November 18, 2008 at 8:52pm

yeah
u guys do what you do
even if there's no cash involved
screw people who ask questions about ur jobs

Comment by Tits McGee on November 18, 2008 at 8:31pm

Houseparty! saw this when i was a kid and thought it was the shit!

Comment by Scott_PJ on November 18, 2008 at 4:34pm

Carlyle, your epic rantings have struck again. I will say that the Lion King is a movie that does not remain as potent with age. That whole issue you brought up with being forced into society is true for the second half of the picture. I do think though it also gives off an additional message though to the high-class. And that's the power of the masses. You can't live on your ivory tower and blindly give off commands to the people who you don't understand.

Who kills Mufasa? The Wildebeest
Who kills Scar? The Hyenas

Though other that, awesome podcast. I laughed over Korey when he mentioned Kid and Play because I saw them animated on SeaLab 2021. One of them had the big ass flattop. XD And I'm cool with them being an hour.

If you think about it, we used to only have one podcasts that were of various lengths. However now, we have two podcasts and both are guarenteed to be over an hour. So I thank you Spill for that.

Comment by Ratchetcomand on November 18, 2008 at 3:50pm

My Question was not answer. I hope it will be answer on "Let Do this" in another few days.

Comment by Patrick on November 18, 2008 at 2:44pm

Carlyle, you are probably the best debater on the site, and with that said...I can not believe how full of sh*t your analysis of The Lion King is.

1. Simba is royalty. He has a responsibility. He runs away from it.

2. Nala reminds him of his responsibility. Simba still does not want to face it.

3. You can not, I repeat CAN NOT do analysis of The Lion King without mentioning the scene with Rafiki and Mufasa's ghost. They both tell him to accept his responsibilities and remember who he is. He was born with a burden, and he needs to carry it.

4. Finally, Simba DOES NOT take Timon and Pumba with him; they come on their own accord.

The Circle of Life is all about accepting your responsibilities. Sorry it's not a happy go lucky message; it's a startlingly realistic one, and the fact that the movie has the balls to do that makes it my favorite Disney film to date.

You turned a movie about accepting one's responsibilities and acting in the defense of others into a work socialist propaganda (yes, everything you described in the podcast was descriptive of socialism, not capitailism). Only a heaping pile of bullsh*t could possibly do that.

Come on man, I've heard you analyze other films and be dead on (Happy Feet comes to mind); this one was just fueled by some incredible rage. You are better than this, man.

Comment by The Flaming Lotus on November 18, 2008 at 2:02pm

courtney and carley most definetly pull their dicks out on this one.

Comment by wuzzman on November 18, 2008 at 1:32pm

Carlye you manage to find a convoluted leftist dream conspiracy theory in the Lion king. oh and I agree with Korey, your talking socialism not capitalism (no one cares if you don't get a job in capitalism)...

Comment by Scrivs on November 18, 2008 at 11:23am

Mama was queen of the mambo, Papa was king of the Congo. deep down in the jungle I started bangin' my first bongo. Every monkey'd like to be, in my place instead of me cause I'm the king of bongo, baby I'm the king of bongo bong.

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