Thundercats HOOOOO!
Mar. 3rd, 2006 09:12 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
beccatoriaKevie's been watching Thundercats, which was a cartoon from the 80s. The basic premise of the feature length premiere is that the bad, evil dudes are forcing the "Brute Men" to build "Castle PLUN-DAAAHR!" and the Thundercats (the heroes) spend a lot of time in their brand-new-still-under-construction-top-secret lair whining about how unfair this is, while lifting not a finger of their own, and letting their "friends" the Ro-Bear-Burbles (yes, the ro-bear-burbles) do all the work. The Ro-Bear-Burbles' chief occupation seems to be growing fruit, befriending Thundercats and building fortresses for them. So far as I can tell, the only difference is the Brute Men are native slaves, while the Ro-Bear-Burbles (no, I will never get tired of typing that) are imported.
I don't think I need to say anymore. The wonder of 80s cartoons speak for themselves.
Other highlights include, "Rules are only rules if everyone obeys them. Otherwise they're just *words*."
And, "Go, Brute Men! Return to your peaceful lives and simple ways!"
Oh, the wisdom of Tigra.
Plus, Panthro, your seventies funk theme song is...well, I haven't the words.
Becka.
I don't think I need to say anymore. The wonder of 80s cartoons speak for themselves.
Other highlights include, "Rules are only rules if everyone obeys them. Otherwise they're just *words*."
And, "Go, Brute Men! Return to your peaceful lives and simple ways!"
Oh, the wisdom of Tigra.
Plus, Panthro, your seventies funk theme song is...well, I haven't the words.
Becka.
