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Clem said:Steve, did you cut your hair with a weed-whacker again?
Rebecca was just commenting that she thought your hair looked great, Steve!
Of course she does usually resemble an anime character...
Clem said:Steve, did you cut your hair with a weed-whacker again?
Before you know it we'll be dancing in the streets to Neil Diamond again!Nancy said:As for the hair, well, your very style is being featured in all the back-to-school ads as the latest, cool way to look
. Re the animation, was it of a GS dangling its tentacles, clasping a fish and then lunging forward to restrain it, and another piece with a whale chomping on a squid, pointy end down the gullet first? I saw the Japanese version (all 2 hours of it) and noted these two sequences (if we are talking the same thing). Ku was not that happy with them either (they are from the original Japanese production), and stressed that he had not been consulted by the animators. The animation certainly was not as good as normal, but I was absolutely riveted to the screen, because these two sequences most clearly showed what I have been trying to get across to animators for years (and they then go off and do their own thing). It would have been better to have used stick figures/line drawings than to have tried realistic colour ... but themz the breaks.sorseress said:"By the way Steve, I think half white beards and a tousled mop are sexy!" and "I just kind of ignored the crummy animation"
You should read some of the comments on the Discovery Channel website (feedback); you are not alone! Series-driven programming; that's where it is at today. It's a ratings game. I sincerely believe there is a demand for a new, dedicated natural history channel!naughty Canadian lad said:"Discovery for Dummies"! I think it's got promise!