Hey buddy hope all is well cant belive skinner was in this quick thing i ask you a favor i woukd want those 6 clips i asked for which was soda is for losers from camo lazlo episode burpless beans hotdog cooking scene in beans and weenies where the crowd cheers hot dogs and lazlo says get em while theyre hot. $1.50 from happy sack. My leg from spongebob episode my leg the complication from the beginning. Bev ate a mosquito in nothing to sneeze and yo ho from ed bighead. Also i have 2 more requests. I want to see homer choking on a burger in when flanders fails and the theme to lets go luna from pbs my little cousin kept pestering me with that and he would like that a lot and i would like to see from static cling ed bighead getting his house demolished. Thanks
Day-Symmetrical Productions Day-Symmetrical Productions was founded by Charles "Big" Daddy to produce the adult animated series Daddy Kat. 1st Logo (January 8-9, 1999-December 15, 2000-July 28, 2018) Nickname(s): Strobe Lights from Hell/of Doom; Days Are Metrical; Gourmet Video Collection's Evil Twin; Evil Woman; These Days Seem Symmetrical to Me Logo: On a black background with a naked woman lying on a bed playing with her breasts (all of that which appears to be Demel-Ishun), we see the words "DAY-SYMMETRICAL" stylized in a gray square like this: DAY-SY MMETRI C A L in each letter line by line, and with the letters "C", "A", and "L" spaced out to fit the square. We then see a strobe light-like flash as it zooms it as the letters spark. Then, the woman gets up and says, "day-symmetrical" which appears to blur out over time. FX/SFX: Appears to be a combination of 2D animation, practical effects, and CGI. Music/Sounds: Loud thunder-like hissing/sizzling noises and a droning synth trill followed by the woman's voice (made by duplicating the voice and making the vocal duplicate 12 semitones lower) saying "day-symmetrical" (which sounds more like "days are metrical"). The stock sound effect of electricity sparking and Signe Baumane laughing maniacally can also be heard. Availability: Only seen on the series Daddy Kat after the Dig and Prosper Inc. logo. Scare Factor: Nightmare. This is considered the scariest logo ever due to the music, nudity, and the voice. But what's even worse was it even followed on an adult animated TV show. In fact, children who seen this logo might get nightmares and epilepsy from the flashing lights. This may remind you of the Asymmetrical Productions logo and the Lynch/Frost Productions logo, because they're both from the mind of David Lynch. From the mind of him, what can you expect?
Dig and Prosper Inc. This was the production company of brothers Alix and Marc du Pontavice, and 3 voice actors: Whoopi Goldberg, Eddie Murphy, and Charles "Big" Daddy. 1st Logo (January 8-9, 1999-December 15, 2000-July 28, 2018) Nickname(s): Ugli Goldberg; We're All Gonna Die!; You've Doomed Us All, Al Hirschfeld! Logo: A new type of Whoopi Goldberg caricature has been put in this logo, named "Ugli Goldberg". Usually, this logo varies, depending on the episode, and with the company name being in a colored Periwinkle font. Variants: There are 5 variants in total, with each one being described as "hideously horrible": Duck-Lipped Goldberg: In this logo, it has Whoopi with duck billed-like lips, wide feet, and with her face motioned towards the audience as if she's going to whisper something. Water Balloon Goldberg: A red water balloon flies toward the painting, and onto Whoopi's face, making it wet. Window Cleaner Goldberg: A window cleaner (possibly John R. Dilworth) cleans the whole painting, thinking that it's a window, until he then gets spooked by it. Mouth Face Goldberg: A large, smiling mouth replaces Whoopi's head. Rectangle Bodied Goldberg: Whoopi's body matches a huge rectangle, her eyes are as wide as an owl's, her mouth is seemingly big, and she's staring at the viewer as a person would stare out a window. The face of her zooms in quickly. Trivia: If you look closely at the bottom left corner of the logo, you can see the initials of the animator who did this. The initials change depending on the episode: 1st Variant: K.A. (Keith Alcorn) 2nd Variant: M.D.P (Marc du Pontavice) 3rd Variant: J.R.D (John R. Dilworth) 4th Variant: D.G. (Devis Grebu) 5th Variant: D.A. (Danny Antonucchi) FX/SFX: Depends on the variant. Music/Sounds: January 6, 1999-May 17, 1999: Sound effects that corresponds to the logo. February 20, 2003-November 10, 2006: The same sound effects accompanied with an ominous 5-note tuba tune composed by Patric Caird, who composed AKA Cartoon's music and the music for Ed Edd n Eddy. November 17, 2014: The last 3 notes to ending of "Monkeys Driving Cars" by Billy Jonas. Availability: Seen on the series Daddy Kat. Scare Factor: Depends on the variant: 1st Variant: Low to High, as the lips, the body image, and the movements might get to some, but those who like Keith Alcorn's works shouldn't be worried. 2nd Variant: Minimal. It's pretty tame, since everyone likes water balloons these days. 3rd Variant: Medium. Like the 2nd logo, it's pretty tame, especially those who like John Dilworth. But it's nothing compared to the next 2 logos... 4th Variant: Low to Nightmare, as the smiling mouth tends to be pretty scary, especially when children watched it. This logo is not suited for young audiences. 5th Variant: Nightmare. The body image, the facial features, and the zooming in feels kind of like a whole jump scare, as well as the music, but those who are fans of Antonucchi's works shouldn't be worried.
