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Summer 2019 WEG
Lincoln Murphy
Jason James
Template
Jonathan Watson
Shameless self-bump
Ryder Nelson
Jackson James
Jason Evans
Ethan Thompson
Cameron Lopez
Jordan Brown
Accurate
Aiden Young
FUG DA BOLICE
Anthony Morgan
Nanoha is called the White Devil
Evan Martinez
Cooper Long
Fixed
Jonathan Robinson
Adrian Wright
Jordan Long
Jose White
Glad I didn't pick this up.
I don't watch anime with sluts or whores.
And I especially don't want anime with slutty whores.
Jacob Ortiz
They're extreme prudes who think hiding behind erotica makes them better than their classmates who had sex or were talking about sex openly at school.
The most recent episode was about them trying to find a way to mention sex without mentioning it.
Ayden Wood
In that case I'm genuinely glad I didn't pick it up.
I don't like bad-spirited girls even more.
Nolan Gonzalez
Dominic Lee
Kayden Garcia
Bump
Jason Davis
I'm always floored people on Yea Forums even know about VeggieTales. Makes me wonder what you've even seen of it. Or "Jungle Jam the Radio Show"
Aaron Bennett
Never saw Jungle Jam, but I watched a few Veggie Tales movies as a kid. I remember one where they were pirates and another where they were in some Mexican/Western town.
Josiah Gomez
Well, this wins for most enticing.
Jason Harris
Agreed. Naked Gun is top tier comedy.
Jaxon Ross
Jungle Jam & Friends the Radio Show was, I wanna say 4, volumes of audio cassette tapes that followed jungle animals through their daily inter-activities while learning a valuable lesson. It dedicated about 1/3rd its time to Marvey Carvey Snuffleson on RazzleFlabben island, learning how his decisions can affect others. It's fantastic, I'm serious, if you want to listen to some stuff on your next road trip or who knows what, I DEFINITELY recommend downloading allllll of Jungle Jam. It's hysterical.
As for VeggieTales, there's a heckuva lot more (better) than 1 of the 3 movies they put out. It's a straight-to-VHS show and you're missing out if you enjoyed any part of the movies. Look at this filename, see if their name applies to Yea Forums.
Christian Hall
Never thought Veggie Tales was on the obscure side.
Jungle Ram Radio Show does sound neat, I do love media that has a short, poignant moral lesson to it. I'll screencap your post and consider if for my next long car trip.
Neat stuff, thanks for the recommendation.
Andrew Peterson
My grandma had tons of the veggie tales shows on VHS when I was growing up, they were always max comfy and I still remember a few of the songs but I also have never known anyone else who had heard of the show before.
Jeremiah Murphy
This whole thing got me looking both series up just now and I gotta say, you can easily find them in digital formats nowadays.
>Jungle Jam has over 60 stories (4 volumes) most usually about 10 minutes long, some up to 45 minutes as a two-parter. I wanna say listening to it all will probably take you about 8-10 hours.
>VeggieTales (the WORLD'S FIRST cgi animated 30 minute show 1993) has now something like 57 episodes. I already thought I had seen a TON from 1993-2001 when I had seen 17 episodes. Makes me wonder just how much I've missed.
I'll happily suggest again: if you want something to listen to (gym, car ride, airplane, at work, story entertainment) 100% go download every single track you can find of Jungle Jame and Friends: the Radio Show! Order doesn't really matter, but it's better from start to finish (you'll get to know the characters better).
As for VeggieTales, I guess I remember the 90s and nothing after, but what I remember? Phenomenal. Download all you can and enjoy!
Benjamin Lewis
I gotta admit, I was hoping for more referential and action-y humor with stronger focus on the lifts...but then again, it's 2 episodes in and I'm used to 3 years of cast interaction.
ACTUALLY, what I REALLY wanted to see with the anime wasn't the "after-show-workout." I wanted to see the "commercial-break-chibis" from the 4koma comics. THAT has so much more to add to Danberu.