Re: Presenting... Li'l Bastard No.2
From Rowe Rickenbacker <use...@templeofdreams.net>
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· 23 Sep 2004 08:49 · View full thread
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Simon Williams wrote: > Rowe Rickenbacker wrote: > >> Simon Williams wrote: >> >>> Nor have I ever smelt the acrid stench of scorched flesh... >>> >>> Nor felt the comfortless warmth of my bowels evacuating in one >>> final spasm as Death's icy hand seeks to choke off my pitiful >>> dying scream... >> >> Is this kid modelled on Stewie from Family Guy? > > I don't watch TV much, but a few others have since mentioned a > similarity. I didn't even know there were any ASCII characters on > TV... > > Actually Li'l Bastard is modelled _physically_ after my nephew, but > since he's too young to contribute much in the way of useable dialog, > I had to inject my own natural grace and charm into the character. > > Do they really put stuff like this on television? Yes and no. Family Guy wasn't ASCII, but a cartoon format. Stewie, though, was scheming and exactly like the kid in your comics - vocabulary and all, I think. Rowe -- I am a hat of justice perched upon the heads of the wicked. Feel my soft felt lining and quiver, villain!
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