Well I think the Badgers deserve there own thread. So here it is.
If your on the internet, and havent seen the badgers do there magic you must be blind. If u want to see it CLICK HERE
Heres what Wikipedia says about the Badgers:
Badgers (aka Badger Badger Badger) is a Flash cartoon by Jonti Picking, the creator of Weebl and Bob, consisting mainly of images of Eurasian badgers doing calisthenics, a mushroom in front of a tree, and a snake in the desert.
The cartoon was released via the B3ta weekly e-mail newsletter on September 5, 2003. It spread wildly as an internet meme or internet phenomenon.
Lyrics
The lyrics of the animation are set to a gabber-style electronic music loop written by Jonti. The first snake line in the lyrics is under wide dispute; various interpretations include "Argh! It's a snake", "Argh snake! Argh snake!", "Magical snake!", "Panic - a snake!", "African snake", "A freakin' snake", "Bad ghastly snake", and "A snake, a snake". Jonti himself says that the line is "Argh snake! Argh snake!"
A few people claim that the lyrics actually say "Magic" instead of "Badger", but careful listening reveals that this is plainly not the case. The words are more distinct on the CD version of "Badger Badger Badger" which was published on the album Pure Yak Frenzy by Weebl and Chums (Jonti and Rob Manuel).
There is some contention that rather than "Badger" the words are actually "Badgers", plural. However, the most common belief is that "Badger" is in the singular. (It is also possible that the song switches between the two.) Stanzas 2—4 contain only eleven repetitions of "Badger" rather than the regular twelve due to a beat being skipped between the mushroom scene and the badger scene. The sound between the beats is thought to be either an intake of breath or the indefinite article "a".
The audio doesn't match up exactly with the visuals. This due to technical limitations in the Flash format prior to Flash 7. Visuals and audio generally did not line up and would run at different rates dependent upon system performance.
So if you want to talk/abuse/laugh about badgers, do it here.
If your on the internet, and havent seen the badgers do there magic you must be blind. If u want to see it CLICK HERE
Heres what Wikipedia says about the Badgers:
QUOTE(wikipedia.org)
Badgers (aka Badger Badger Badger) is a Flash cartoon by Jonti Picking, the creator of Weebl and Bob, consisting mainly of images of Eurasian badgers doing calisthenics, a mushroom in front of a tree, and a snake in the desert.
The cartoon was released via the B3ta weekly e-mail newsletter on September 5, 2003. It spread wildly as an internet meme or internet phenomenon.
Lyrics
The lyrics of the animation are set to a gabber-style electronic music loop written by Jonti. The first snake line in the lyrics is under wide dispute; various interpretations include "Argh! It's a snake", "Argh snake! Argh snake!", "Magical snake!", "Panic - a snake!", "African snake", "A freakin' snake", "Bad ghastly snake", and "A snake, a snake". Jonti himself says that the line is "Argh snake! Argh snake!"
A few people claim that the lyrics actually say "Magic" instead of "Badger", but careful listening reveals that this is plainly not the case. The words are more distinct on the CD version of "Badger Badger Badger" which was published on the album Pure Yak Frenzy by Weebl and Chums (Jonti and Rob Manuel).
There is some contention that rather than "Badger" the words are actually "Badgers", plural. However, the most common belief is that "Badger" is in the singular. (It is also possible that the song switches between the two.) Stanzas 2—4 contain only eleven repetitions of "Badger" rather than the regular twelve due to a beat being skipped between the mushroom scene and the badger scene. The sound between the beats is thought to be either an intake of breath or the indefinite article "a".
The audio doesn't match up exactly with the visuals. This due to technical limitations in the Flash format prior to Flash 7. Visuals and audio generally did not line up and would run at different rates dependent upon system performance.
So if you want to talk/abuse/laugh about badgers, do it here.