That line reminded me more of Futurama than Spongebob.
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.I wouldn't go that far(I mean, maybe not 24/7), but that sounds like something the black&white fan would do.
People like to exaggerate characters a lot...even based on a single trait.
Never forget the time that one character did something.
edited 22nd May '16 11:21:53 PM by randomness4
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.Yep.
Pearl isn't conent to just sit around and look pretty. She enjoys building things and using her hands, which has led to her helping Greg with his van, building the gem drill with Peridot, among other things.
Amethyst isn't a giant aggressive warrior, but she's one of the best friends you could ever ask for, and will listen to any problem, as Vidalia, Steven, and Pearl can all attest to.
Garnet is pretty obvious.
Peridot isn't a lowly technician who obeys every single menial order without question. She's loud and silly and full of herself and doesn't have a problem telling you that your plan is the stupidest thing she's ever heard.
They're all hotdogs, rather than porkchops.
Heh, reminds me of part of a comic book review of all things that's stuck with me for years, after Grant Morrison (after taking a few months off, during which there was a mediocre filler arc) did an issue of Batman in prose:
Suppose you develop a craving for cheeseburgers. You've been dieting for five months, eating mostly grotesk vegetables, and in that whole time, abstainining from red meat. Because of this you no longer stock ketchup in your cabinets. No problem. You drive to the local store and grab a bottle. Upon returning, you're ready to chow down. You throw the chop meat in a bowl, mix in the secret blend of herbs and spices only you know from your fat days, roll up your patties, fry them, and top them off with those budget brand American cheese singles that taste like family barbeques from when you were a kid. You pop the rolls out of the toaster, and just for a second, you hover, ketchup bottle in hand, over your sumptuous feast, thinking about how fucking great it's gonna be when you sink your teeth into that juicy, tender slab of dead cow. The meal is so very nearly complete now, just a squeeze of the ketchup bottle and, and - wait, what the fuck? You squeeze the ketchup bottle and out comes... caviar, FUCKING CAVIAR. And no surprise, you're pissed. You're pissed because the store misled you and sold you something you never intended to buy. Now maybe you like caviar, maybe it's your favorite food, but you were lusting after this burger for so long and now your whole experience is fucked. So yeah, even though you think caviar is great, sometimes you just don't want caviar. Sometimes you just want ketchup.
So France is airing even more episodes: apparently one a night this week
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You know the weird thing about the French episodes? The names of the gems in the opening use the French spelling, and every time text appears on screen there are French subtitles, but all the dialogue is in English. I guess they are catering to the rare, can only speak English but also can only read French demographic.
I think the U.S. should have a French language setting to choose from their service, but we only possibly get to choose spanish.
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.

I was wondering why the "Freddy" thing sounded so familiar to me. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xy96nY4zEv8