🎵Not very long ago, just before your time…🎵

Dw guys it’s definitely on track, we set our targets to be hit in 5 years 20 years ago and still have a few years to go.

The whole Gizzverse has tonnes of reoccurring characters, it’s funny once you realise how much thought went into their nonsensical story.

Your colour palettes are gorgeous

Very similar to current day capitalist ones

Honestly I think so much of what makes it great comes down to how fast both the pacing and animation movement are, it never lingers for too long on anything and part of the humour is a permanent breakneck speed.

Psycho mantis?

There is another https://youtu.be/U2-7CqYFi64

Thank you for making rodentguy content!

Keir Starmer the type of guy to get held upside down by his ankles and shaken until his lunch money falls out.

You ever watched look who’s back?

I’d marry you both but the UK doesn’t seem too far behind your shitshow :(

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Adding in some documentaries, I’d highly recommending watching these climbing docs as a trilogy to understand the scope of what’s being achieved as well as understanding the different approaches to the sport:

The Dawn Wall: Introduces you to climbing legends such as Tommy Caldwell and the difficulty of the sport, with the main focus being one climb in Yosemite.

Free Solo: Takes the dawn wall and makes it look entry level, focuses on Alex Honnold who climbs ‘free solo’ meaning without ropes or a partner.

The Alpinist: Difficult to put into words, focuses on an almost completely unknown climber called Marc-André Leclerc who is to climbing as Michael Phelps is to swimming. This guy completes climbs even the greatest in the sport consider far from humanly achievable, with part of the doc being a battle to even find the guy to film as he doesn’t care for media attention or fame for his climbs.

The docs all contribute to the understanding of what drives the people pushing the bar of what’s considered possible, and in the subsequent docs the previous climbers appear frequently in interviews that adds a kind of continuum which is why I love these 3 together rather than as individual pieces.

Alex Hirsch! Created gravity falls and also gives amazing talks :)

See if you had pulled yourself up from the bootstraps you owned 50 years ago when just walking into a house meant you owned it you too could own 19 properties by now