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-->'''Mr. Horse:''' What kind of a lunatic are you? You just walk up to strangers on the street and tell them "hey mister you want to hear some sick stories of my twisted youth"!?
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-->'''Mr. Horse:''' What kind of a lunatic are you? You just walk up to strangers on the street and tell them "hey mister you want to hear some sick stories of my twisted youth"!?youth"!?
[[WMG: The reboot will take jabs at John K]]
A scene will have the duo LeaningOnTheFourthWall about their comeback, but when Stimpy is about to mention their creator, Ren cuts him off and harshly tells him to NeverSayThatAgain, saying that this reboot is their chance to redeem their tarnished reputation. The same could be applied to [[WesternAnimation/RenAndStimpyAdultPartyCartoon Adult Party Cartoon]], followed by a LetUsNeverSpeakOfThisAgain reaction by Ren.
[[WMG: The reboot will take jabs at John K]]
A scene will have the duo LeaningOnTheFourthWall about their comeback, but when Stimpy is about to mention their creator, Ren cuts him off and harshly tells him to NeverSayThatAgain, saying that this reboot is their chance to redeem their tarnished reputation. The same could be applied to [[WesternAnimation/RenAndStimpyAdultPartyCartoon Adult Party Cartoon]], followed by a LetUsNeverSpeakOfThisAgain reaction by Ren.
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** In the scene where Stimpy catches Ren writing a mean reply letter to the boy who wets the bed, he apologizes and swears to be "more kind and compassionate". Just as Ren solemnly raises a hand aloft, a loud flatulent noise is heard. It just comes out of nowhere and sounds like an actual fart the mike accidentally caught.
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* At what point does anyone 'rip ass' in this episode? What is this a reference to?
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[[WMG: Adult Party Cartoon was John K's attempt to make his own ''Film/UnChienAndalou'' or ''Film/PinkFlamingos'']]
He deliberately made it as shocking and gross as possible to deliberately offend, shock and disgust people, the same way that the original Ren and Stimpy did when it first aired but wouldn't do now, except explicitly aimed at adults and without censors breathing down his neck. The idea was, whereas the original Ren and Stimpy was a subversive kids cartoon, Adult Party Cartoon was just plain subversive, going all out with RefugeInAudacity and flipping the bird at any kind of political correctness, tossing aside any pretense of morality or pleasing fans or critics just to make its points, such as the sardonic, nihilistic message of the unmade episode "Life Sucks".
He deliberately made it as shocking and gross as possible to deliberately offend, shock and disgust people, the same way that the original Ren and Stimpy did when it first aired but wouldn't do now, except explicitly aimed at adults and without censors breathing down his neck. The idea was, whereas the original Ren and Stimpy was a subversive kids cartoon, Adult Party Cartoon was just plain subversive, going all out with RefugeInAudacity and flipping the bird at any kind of political correctness, tossing aside any pretense of morality or pleasing fans or critics just to make its points, such as the sardonic, nihilistic message of the unmade episode "Life Sucks".
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Ren's insanity is brought to light and he gets locked up for it. Stimpy finally sees Ren's abuse for what it is and hits the DespairEventHorizon. Mr. Horse is KilledOffForReal. All of these things feel very final and permanent, even for a show like this.
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Ren's insanity is brought to light and he gets locked up for it. Stimpy finally sees Ren's abuse for what it is and hits the DespairEventHorizon. Mr. Horse is KilledOffForReal. All of these things feel very final and permanent, even for a show like this.this.
[[WMG: Ren's dad wasn't a real priest]]
The guy's Bible is hollowed out and has a gun in it. How many actual priests do that? My guess is that he's probably running an illegitimate church where he scams his followers into giving him money. It would certainly explain where Ren gets his greed.
[[WMG: On that note, Dr. Mr. Horse wasn't really a psychologist.]]
Ren was hallucinating. He ''thought'' Mr. Horse was a psychologist, when in fact he was just a random stiff who Ren happened to meet. Mr. Horse was willing to tolerate Ren's story a little until Ren got to [[MoralEventHorizon what he did to Stimpy]], which was the last straw for him. There's even a line that kind of supports this one:
-->'''Mr. Horse:''' What kind of a lunatic are you? You just walk up to strangers on the street and tell them "hey mister you want to hear some sick stories of my twisted youth"!?
[[WMG: Ren's dad wasn't a real priest]]
The guy's Bible is hollowed out and has a gun in it. How many actual priests do that? My guess is that he's probably running an illegitimate church where he scams his followers into giving him money. It would certainly explain where Ren gets his greed.
[[WMG: On that note, Dr. Mr. Horse wasn't really a psychologist.]]
Ren was hallucinating. He ''thought'' Mr. Horse was a psychologist, when in fact he was just a random stiff who Ren happened to meet. Mr. Horse was willing to tolerate Ren's story a little until Ren got to [[MoralEventHorizon what he did to Stimpy]], which was the last straw for him. There's even a line that kind of supports this one:
-->'''Mr. Horse:''' What kind of a lunatic are you? You just walk up to strangers on the street and tell them "hey mister you want to hear some sick stories of my twisted youth"!?
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And as everyone knows, amoebas[[spoiler: have no brains; Stimpy's "tiny brain" could just be a brain shape (that Stimpy knows how to make) for all we know.]] Think about it. It could explain how Stimpy is able to squish Griity Kitty litter between his (nonexistent) toes, AND why his character model is so subject to changes![[note]]And of course why he's such an "eediot".[[/note]]
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And as everyone knows, amoebas[[spoiler: have no brains; Stimpy's "tiny brain" could just be a brain shape (that Stimpy knows how to make) for all we know.]] Think about it. It could explain how Stimpy is able to squish Griity Kitty litter between his (nonexistent) toes, AND why his character model is so subject to changes![[note]]And of course why he's such an "eediot".[[/note]][[/note]]
[[WMG: "Ren Seeks Help" is the chronological series finale of the show.]]
Ren's insanity is brought to light and he gets locked up for it. Stimpy finally sees Ren's abuse for what it is and hits the DespairEventHorizon. Mr. Horse is KilledOffForReal. All of these things feel very final and permanent, even for a show like this.
[[WMG: "Ren Seeks Help" is the chronological series finale of the show.]]
Ren's insanity is brought to light and he gets locked up for it. Stimpy finally sees Ren's abuse for what it is and hits the DespairEventHorizon. Mr. Horse is KilledOffForReal. All of these things feel very final and permanent, even for a show like this.
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[[WMG: Stimpy is a [[Franchise/DoctorWho Time Lord]] and his litter box is his [[TimeyWimeyBall TARDIS.]]]]
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[[WMG: Stimpy is a [[Franchise/DoctorWho [[Series/DoctorWho Time Lord]] and his litter box is his [[TimeyWimeyBall TARDIS.]]]]
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* Furthermore, it wasn't the narrator who made Stimpy push "the jolly, candy-like button", it was his space madness, which had taken the form of the narrator.
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* Furthermore, it wasn't the narrator who made Stimpy push "the jolly, candy-like button", it was his space madness, which had taken the form of the narrator.narrator.
[[WMG: Stimpy isn't a "cat" at all]]
A cat John K. doodled in school? Either way, Stimpy is just called a "cat" since he has vaguely cat-like features. Oh sure, you could say that he's a manx (cats without tails). Heck, even John K. could say it, but as far as John K is concerned, his not having a tail could just be a running gag meant to be the you-know-what of the joke is being done at the moment. After all, even in animation, no "cat" could ever look that "eediotic". In fact...
[[WMG: Stimpy might even be an amoeba.]]
And as everyone knows, amoebas[[spoiler: have no brains; Stimpy's "tiny brain" could just be a brain shape (that Stimpy knows how to make) for all we know.]] Think about it. It could explain how Stimpy is able to squish Griity Kitty litter between his (nonexistent) toes, AND why his character model is so subject to changes![[note]]And of course why he's such an "eediot".[[/note]]
[[WMG: Stimpy isn't a "cat" at all]]
A cat John K. doodled in school? Either way, Stimpy is just called a "cat" since he has vaguely cat-like features. Oh sure, you could say that he's a manx (cats without tails). Heck, even John K. could say it, but as far as John K is concerned, his not having a tail could just be a running gag meant to be the you-know-what of the joke is being done at the moment. After all, even in animation, no "cat" could ever look that "eediotic". In fact...
[[WMG: Stimpy might even be an amoeba.]]
And as everyone knows, amoebas[[spoiler: have no brains; Stimpy's "tiny brain" could just be a brain shape (that Stimpy knows how to make) for all we know.]] Think about it. It could explain how Stimpy is able to squish Griity Kitty litter between his (nonexistent) toes, AND why his character model is so subject to changes![[note]]And of course why he's such an "eediot".[[/note]]
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[[WMG: Adult Party Cartoon was John K's attempt to make his own ''Film/UnChienAndalou'']]
He deliberately made it as shocking and gross as possible to deliberately offend, shock and disgust people, the same way that the original Ren and Stimpy did when it first aired but wouldn't do now, except explicitly aimed at adults and without censors breathing down his neck. The idea was, whereas the original Ren and Stimpy was a subversive kids cartoon, Adult Party Cartoon was just plain subversive, going against any pretense of pleasing fans or critics just to make its points, such as the message of the unmade episode "Life Sucks".
He deliberately made it as shocking and gross as possible to deliberately offend, shock and disgust people, the same way that the original Ren and Stimpy did when it first aired but wouldn't do now, except explicitly aimed at adults and without censors breathing down his neck. The idea was, whereas the original Ren and Stimpy was a subversive kids cartoon, Adult Party Cartoon was just plain subversive, going against any pretense of pleasing fans or critics just to make its points, such as the message of the unmade episode "Life Sucks".
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[[WMG: Adult Party Cartoon was John K's attempt to make his own ''Film/UnChienAndalou'']]
''Film/UnChienAndalou'' or ''Film/PinkFlamingos'']]
He deliberately made it as shocking and gross as possible to deliberately offend, shock and disgust people, the same way that the original Ren and Stimpy did when it first aired but wouldn't do now, except explicitly aimed at adults and without censors breathing down his neck. The idea was, whereas the original Ren and Stimpy was a subversive kids cartoon, Adult Party Cartoon was just plain subversive, goingagainst all out with RefugeInAudacity and flipping the bird at any kind of political correctness, tossing aside any pretense of morality or pleasing fans or critics just to make its points, such as the sardonic, nihilistic message of the unmade episode "Life Sucks".
He deliberately made it as shocking and gross as possible to deliberately offend, shock and disgust people, the same way that the original Ren and Stimpy did when it first aired but wouldn't do now, except explicitly aimed at adults and without censors breathing down his neck. The idea was, whereas the original Ren and Stimpy was a subversive kids cartoon, Adult Party Cartoon was just plain subversive, going
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He deliberately made it as shocking and gross as possible to deliberately offend, shock and disgust people, the same way that the original Ren and Stimpy did when it first aired but wouldn't do now, except explicitly aimed at adults and without censors breathing down his neck. The idea was, whereas the original Ren and Stimpy was a subversive kids cartoon, Adult Party Cartoon was just plain subversive, going against any pretense of pleasing fans or critics just to make its points, such as the message of the unmade episode "Life Sucks".
He deliberately made it as shocking and gross as possible to deliberately offend, shock and disgust people, the same way that the original Ren and Stimpy did when it first aired but wouldn't do now, except explicitly aimed at adults and without censors breathing down his neck. The idea was, whereas the original Ren and Stimpy was a subversive kids cartoon, Adult Party Cartoon was just plain subversive, going against any pretense of pleasing fans or critics just to make its points, such as the message of the unmade episode "Life Sucks".
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This is the reason Ren acts insane / psychotic /what-have-you, and why Stimpy acts the way he does[[note]]To the point of being implied that he really is "that" stupid (or as [[Film/{{Ghostbusters}} Walter Peck]] would put it: "grotesquely stupid").[[/note]]. Oh sure, you could say that it's because it suits the gag of the moment, but as far as [[Creator/JohnKricfalusi their creator]] is concerned, it might as well be the above case. After all, the show has a number of instances that are either legitimately meant to get a laugh, or [[Recap/RenandStimpy2x07SonofStimpy appear to be funny, but really aren't]], or in some cases, ambiguous.
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This is the reason Ren acts insane / psychotic /what-have-you, and why Stimpy acts the way he does[[note]]To the point of being implied that he really is "that" stupid (or as [[Film/{{Ghostbusters}} [[Film/{{Ghostbusters 1984}} Walter Peck]] would put it: "grotesquely stupid").[[/note]]. Oh sure, you could say that it's because it suits the gag of the moment, but as far as [[Creator/JohnKricfalusi their creator]] is concerned, it might as well be the above case. After all, the show has a number of instances that are either legitimately meant to get a laugh, or [[Recap/RenandStimpy2x07SonofStimpy appear to be funny, but really aren't]], or in some cases, ambiguous.
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[[Main/Jossed]]. Stimpy was based off a cat John would constantly doodle in school, and Ren was based off a chihuahua he once saw in a postcard.
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This is the reason Ren acts insane / psychotic /what-have-you, and why Stimpy acts the way he does[[note]]To the point of being implied that he really is "that" stupid (or as [[Film/{{Ghostbusters}} Walter Peck]] would put it: "grotesquely stupid").[[/note]]. Oh sure, you could say that it's because it suits the gag of the moment, but as far as [[Creator/JohnKricfalusi their creator]] is concerned, it might as well be the above case. After all, the show has a number of instances that are either legitimately meant to get a laugh, or [[Recap/RenandStimpy2x07SonofStimpy appear to be funny, but really aren't]], or in some cases, ambiguous.
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This is the reason Ren acts insane / psychotic /what-have-you, and why Stimpy acts the way he does[[note]]To the point of being implied that he really is "that" stupid (or as [[Film/{{Ghostbusters}} Walter Peck]] would put it: "grotesquely stupid").[[/note]]. Oh sure, you could say that it's because it suits the gag of the moment, but as far as [[Creator/JohnKricfalusi their creator]] is concerned, it might as well be the above case. After all, the show has a number of instances that are either legitimately meant to get a laugh, or [[Recap/RenandStimpy2x07SonofStimpy appear to be funny, but really aren't]], or in some cases, ambiguous.ambiguous.
[[WMG: Related to the above, Ren has Post Traumatic Stress Disorder]]
That [[Recap/RenandStimpy1x03SpaceMadnessTheBoyWhoCriedRat ice cream bar]] must have meant a lot to him...
* Furthermore, it wasn't the narrator who made Stimpy push "the jolly, candy-like button", it was his space madness, which had taken the form of the narrator.
[[WMG: Related to the above, Ren has Post Traumatic Stress Disorder]]
That [[Recap/RenandStimpy1x03SpaceMadnessTheBoyWhoCriedRat ice cream bar]] must have meant a lot to him...
* Furthermore, it wasn't the narrator who made Stimpy push "the jolly, candy-like button", it was his space madness, which had taken the form of the narrator.
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[[WMG: They're are both victims of [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals animal cruelty]].]]
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[[WMG: They're are both victims of [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals animal cruelty]].]]
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[[WMG: Stimpy is a [[Franchise/DoctorWho "you-know-what"]] and his litter box is his [[TimeyWimeyBall "you-know-which"]]]]
[[spoiler:And if you believe that, I've got a kilted yak I can sell you for cheap!]]
[[spoiler:And if you believe that, I've got a kilted yak I can sell you for cheap!]]
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[[WMG: Stimpy is a [[Franchise/DoctorWho "you-know-what"]] Time Lord]] and his litter box is his [[TimeyWimeyBall "you-know-which"]]]]
[[spoiler:AndTARDIS.]]]]
Then again, ifyou believe that, I've got a kilted yak I can sell you for cheap!]]
litter box was ''your'' first material possession, you'd be attached to it either way.
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And John K. was all, "Yeah, ThrowItIn." I mean, ya gotta admit, that sounded ''real'', man.
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And John K. was all, "Yeah, ThrowItIn." I mean, ya gotta admit, that sounded ''real'', man.man.
[[WMG: Stimpy is a [[Franchise/DoctorWho "you-know-what"]] and his litter box is his [[TimeyWimeyBall "you-know-which"]]]]
[[spoiler:And if you believe that, I've got a kilted yak I can sell you for cheap!]]
[[WMG: They're are both victims of [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals animal cruelty]].]]
This is the reason Ren acts insane / psychotic /what-have-you, and why Stimpy acts the way he does[[note]]To the point of being implied that he really is "that" stupid (or as [[Film/{{Ghostbusters}} Walter Peck]] would put it: "grotesquely stupid").[[/note]]. Oh sure, you could say that it's because it suits the gag of the moment, but as far as [[Creator/JohnKricfalusi their creator]] is concerned, it might as well be the above case. After all, the show has a number of instances that are either legitimately meant to get a laugh, or [[Recap/RenandStimpy2x07SonofStimpy appear to be funny, but really aren't]], or in some cases, ambiguous.
[[WMG: Stimpy is a [[Franchise/DoctorWho "you-know-what"]] and his litter box is his [[TimeyWimeyBall "you-know-which"]]]]
[[spoiler:And if you believe that, I've got a kilted yak I can sell you for cheap!]]
[[WMG: They're are both victims of [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals animal cruelty]].]]
This is the reason Ren acts insane / psychotic /what-have-you, and why Stimpy acts the way he does[[note]]To the point of being implied that he really is "that" stupid (or as [[Film/{{Ghostbusters}} Walter Peck]] would put it: "grotesquely stupid").[[/note]]. Oh sure, you could say that it's because it suits the gag of the moment, but as far as [[Creator/JohnKricfalusi their creator]] is concerned, it might as well be the above case. After all, the show has a number of instances that are either legitimately meant to get a laugh, or [[Recap/RenandStimpy2x07SonofStimpy appear to be funny, but really aren't]], or in some cases, ambiguous.
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[[WMG: Somebody actually ripped ass in the broadcast booth while they were recording the voice track to "Stimpy's Fan Club.]]
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[[WMG: Somebody actually ripped ass in the broadcast booth while they were recording the voice track to "Stimpy's Fan Club.Club".]]
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And John K. was all, "Yeah, ThrowItIn." I mean, ya gotta admit, that sounded ''real'', man.
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Ren is violent, short-tempered, and domineering like Moe, while Stimpy is more submissive and sweet. To boot, Stimpy's voice is identical to Larry Fine's.
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Ren is violent, short-tempered, and domineering like Moe, while Stimpy is more submissive and sweet. To boot, Stimpy's voice is identical to Larry Fine's.Fine's.
[[WMG: Wilbur Cobb suffers from leprosy]]
Explaining why [[BodyHorror his body seems to be falling apart.]]
[[WMG: Wilbur Cobb suffers from leprosy]]
Explaining why [[BodyHorror his body seems to be falling apart.]]
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[[Main/Jossed]]. Stimpy was based off a cat John would constantly doodle in school, and Ren was based off a chihuahua he once saw in a postcard.
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[[WMG: Stimpy is part of the reason Yui Hirasawa from K-On! is somewhat goofy.]]
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[[WMG: The theory for this show. (WARNING: Major TearJerker material.]]
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[[WMG: The theory for this show. (WARNING: WARNING: Major TearJerker material.]]
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The boy was depressed, needless to say. The only things left of his two friends were those cartoons he had drawn, so he decided to do something with them.
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The boy was depressed, needless to say. The depressed; the only things left of his two friends were those cartoons he had drawn, so he decided to do something with them.
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[[WMG: Ren and Stimpy don't have GeorgeJetsonJobSecurity]]
Episodes that start with Ren and Stimpy poor and homeless are actually them between jobs.
Episodes that start with Ren and Stimpy poor and homeless are actually them between jobs.
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[[WMG: Ren and Stimpy are the reincarnations of [[TheThreeStooges Moe and Larry]], respectively.]]
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[[WMG: Ren and Stimpy are the reincarnations of [[TheThreeStooges [[Film/TheThreeStooges Moe and Larry]], respectively.]]
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[[WMG: Ren and Stimpty are the reincarnations of [[TheThreeStooges Moe and Larry]], respectively.]]
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[[WMG: Ren and Stimpty Stimpy are the reincarnations of [[TheThreeStooges Moe and Larry]], respectively.]]]]
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Years later, after he had grown up, he went on to become an animator, making an award-winning cartoon series out of his two deceased friends. The boy? John Kricfalusi. The show? Ren and Stimpy.
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Years later, after he had grown up, he went on to become an animator, making an award-winning cartoon series out of his two deceased friends. The boy? John Kricfalusi. The show? Ren and Stimpy.Stimpy.
[[WMG: Ren and Stimpty are the reincarnations of [[TheThreeStooges Moe and Larry]], respectively.]]
Ren is violent, short-tempered, and domineering like Moe, while Stimpy is more submissive and sweet. To boot, Stimpy's voice is identical to Larry Fine's.
[[WMG: Ren and Stimpty are the reincarnations of [[TheThreeStooges Moe and Larry]], respectively.]]
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There was once a young boy who lived in Canada. He was always made fun of in school for always making jokes about boogers and farting. Everyone hated him and called him a disgusting weirdo, even the teachers.
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His only friends were two pets he had at home. One of them was a chihuahua, who, despite being aggressive with strangers, was friendly with his owner. The other was an extremely obese cat who slept a lot, and often ate his own droppings. The boy often drew cartoons of the two doing stuff together, and having weird adventures.
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When the boy was a teenager, the chihuahua attacked a child, and had to be put down. A short time later, the cat died of heart failure. Both animals were buried right next to each other.
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The boy was depressed, needless to say. The only things left of his two friends were those cartoons he had drawn, so he decided to do something with them.
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Years later, after he had grown up, he went on to become an animator, making an award-winning cartoon series out of his two deceased friends. The boy? John Kricfalusi. The show? Ren and Stimpy.
There was once a young boy who lived in Canada. He was always made fun of in school for always making jokes about boogers and farting. Everyone hated him and called him a disgusting weirdo, even the teachers.
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His only friends were two pets he had at home. One of them was a chihuahua, who, despite being aggressive with strangers, was friendly with his owner. The other was an extremely obese cat who slept a lot, and often ate his own droppings. The boy often drew cartoons of the two doing stuff together, and having weird adventures.
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When the boy was a teenager, the chihuahua attacked a child, and had to be put down. A short time later, the cat died of heart failure. Both animals were buried right next to each other.
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The boy was depressed, needless to say. The only things left of his two friends were those cartoons he had drawn, so he decided to do something with them.
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Years later, after he had grown up, he went on to become an animator, making an award-winning cartoon series out of his two deceased friends. The boy? John Kricfalusi. The show? Ren and Stimpy.
