Nightmare Fuel

You crack me up, little buddy! Join date : 2009-06-03

Delcat wrote:

Somath Cegem wrote:: I'm playing a game, a game which mixed two popular franchises, and after many hours of game play I end up In a place where the darkness itself lives and breeds.

...are...we not allowed to say "Kingdom Hearts" now? Is it like the * in Fatal Frame II?

Every time someone says "Kingdom Hearts", an angel gets its wings...with BELTS AND ZIPPERS

Subject: Re: Nightmare Fuel Sun Sep 27, 2009 2:04 pm

Delcat wrote:

Somath Cegem wrote:: I'm playing a game, a game which mixed two popular franchises, and after many hours of game play I end up In a place where the darkness itself lives and breeds.

...are...we not allowed to say "Kingdom Hearts" now? Is it like the * in Fatal Frame II?

I was creating a tone Inky, can't a man attempt to be all poetic and crap without you calling him on it?

Subject: Re: Nightmare Fuel Sun Sep 27, 2009 4:01 pm

Somath Cegem wrote:: I was creating a tone Inky, can't a man attempt to be all poetic and crap without you calling him on it?

Can't a woman make a smart remark without you mistaking her for someone entirely different?

Armbiter of Good Fanfiction Join date : 2009-06-10

The first time I saw this as a kid, I knew I'd never get over it, and it still fucks me up. God damn. Heath Ledger's Joker isn't even that fucked up.

Subject: Re: Nightmare Fuel Sun Sep 27, 2009 4:42 pm

Delcat wrote:

Somath Cegem wrote:: I was creating a tone Inky, can't a man attempt to be all poetic and crap without you calling him on it?

Can't a woman make a smart remark without you mistaking her for someone entirely different?

Apparently Not!

Join date : 2009-06-21

The scene that freaked me out the most as a kid occurred in a children's cartoon, of which I can't remember the name. It involved this toy pig or some such that could talk. And it was dropped on the floor one day. A rat came over to it and they struck up some sort of conversation.

The pig started talking about its dreams and what it would one day do. While it was talking, the rat moved behind the pig and started eating it. The pig wouldn't stop talking and it had no idea it was being eaten alive.

I couldn't look away.

Subject: Re: Nightmare Fuel Fri Oct 02, 2009 10:46 pm

darkling wrote:: The scene that freaked me out the most as a kid occurred in a children's cartoon, of which I can't remember the name. It involved this toy pig or some such that could talk. And it was dropped on the floor one day. A rat came over to it and they struck up some sort of conversation.

The pig started talking about its dreams and what it would one day do. While it was talking, the rat moved behind the pig and started eating it. The pig wouldn't stop talking and it had no idea it was being eaten alive.

I couldn't look away.

I. I need this.

Mind if I take the description over to the Mystery Cartoon Forum and see if they can scrounge something up?

Join date : 2009-06-21

Go right ahead. As far as I can recall, this segment with the pig was a sort of series within the show. I'm not precisely sure how to describe it exactly. It starts off with the pig, making you think that the pig is the main character. But then it follows the rat and then it follows something else, so nothing is really the main character. I'm not even sure if it begins with the pig.

If you do find out what it is, please tell me. I'm hoping someone else has seen it.

Join date : 2009-09-20 Age : 40 Location : SoCal

"One Stormy Night" is a Japanese movie about an unlikely friendship between a wolf and a goat. The opening is rather dark, depicting a mother goat's struggle to protect her child from a pack of wolves. During the fight she manages to bite off one of the wolves' ears, but is then killed and eaten by the pack.

You can see it here, at 1:30.