318 - Time Merchant.avi.001 
2007-07-27 - extension: avi - parts: 2 - size: 102 MB
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Bulk and Skull 31 Last time on Bulk and Skull, our dynamic duo opted instead of discussing their assignment to (More) Last time on Bulk and Skull, our dynamic duo opted instead of discussing their assignment to thumb-wrestle WHILE THE WORLD CRIES. Their mission: To clone Tarzan without the so-called "Ethics" committee finding out (because now that Schaivo's dead and people got bored of avian flu and Cindy Sheehan, they're getting desparate for meaningless controversies). Why do they need his hair anyway? Can't they just wait for his dead skin cells to flake off? In fact it's damn near impossible not to have one of your cells laying around to be used for cloning, and as far as we know there's already a race of retarded, rapidly-aging clones of us on an island somewhere, just so some weirdo can have sex with them or something.
If Kimberly likes malls so much, she should go to the Post Mall in Milford, CT, which has just become a series of five billion fucking clothing stores and nothing else. "Find the Master"? Have B&S become Torgo cronies? So Tarzan gets cloned whilst Zordon is busy asking Alpha 5 if "this tube makes my head look fat?" and the rangers are sent back into California of the 1770s where they apparently were dumb enough to still believe in witches. They still know more about history than I do.
Luckily for us, the continuing episode doesn't leave out B&S, as if to hint that there is some intangible, wise being that loves us (to counteract the fact that people cannot exist unless there is love to exist as its opposite). The scene is interrupted with a scene reminiscient of the Tina Greer/Clark Kent fight in Smallville (sans evil lesbian shapeshifting power. Don't believe me that lesbians can shape shift? Watch Torchwood). Lord Ted and Rita dance and discuss having an evil baby. In fact, that scene's worth seeing. Of course if they had a baby they'd be so ruined trying to take care of the damn little offspring that their plans would be foiled changing diapers and having their property seized by police when it starts smoking pot and knocking up slutty bimbos. Rita's shenanigans are taking on a bizarre Finnish saga feel, like "Day the Earth Froze" or "Jack Frost" or something.
Well here's something I wasn't expecting, but what I was hoping for: B&S in the past era, once again saving the PR's bacon. I just realized Skull is one of the soldiers, and have to redo 2.45. I think he might be seen running around previously, but whoever encoded this video to digital media apparently set the "MAKE IT REAL DAMN BLURRY" switch to ON.
Ha ha ha, the black plague is the CUTEST plague! And now they're making up time physics. "We traveled back before we MET Zordon, despite the fact we have met him in our personal experiences, therefore we NEVER met him EVER!" Good. Good logic, kids. Like I said, MMPR has more plot holes than any show ever ever.
I didn't realize the British hired Irish soldiers. Ohhhh boy. Check out how ALL the extras have to SLOW DOWN AND STOP so that Whitey can get on set, then they almost resume running again. AND WHY DO THEY HAVE TO HURRY? They're friggin' TRAVELING THROUGH TIME. So B&S watch as Greenie and Whitey beat up French orange juice merchants. Note Skull accepts clone-Tommy.
As Richard Armour once wrote, "All's well that ends." (Less)
Bulk and Skull 31 Last time on Bulk and Skull, our dynamic duo opted instead of discussing their assignment to (More) Last time on Bulk and Skull, our dynamic duo opted instead of discussing their assignment to thumb-wrestle WHILE THE WORLD CRIES. Their mission: To clone Tarzan without the so-called "Ethics" committee finding out (because now that Schaivo's dead and people got bored of avian flu and Cindy Sheehan, they're getting desparate for meaningless controversies). Why do they need his hair anyway? Can't they just wait for his dead skin cells to flake off? In fact it's damn near impossible not to have one of your cells laying around to be used for cloning, and as far as we know there's already a race of retarded, rapidly-aging clones of us on an island somewhere, just so some weirdo can have sex with them or something. If Kimberly likes malls so much, she should go to the Post Mall in Milford, CT, which has just become a series of five billion fucking clothing stores and nothing else. "Find the Master"? Have B&S become Torgo cronies? So Tarzan gets cloned whilst Zordon is busy asking Alpha 5 if "this tube makes my head look fat?" and the rangers are sent back into California of the 1770s where they apparently were dumb enough to still believe in witches. They still know more about history than I do. Luckily for us, the continuing episode doesn't leave out B&S, as if to hint that there is some intangible, wise being that loves us (to counteract the fact that people cannot exist unless there is love to exist as its opposite). The scene is interrupted with a scene reminiscient of the Tina Greer/Clark Kent fight in Smallville (sans evil lesbian shapeshifting power. Don't believe me that lesbians can shape shift? Watch Torchwood). Lord Ted and Rita dance and discuss having an evil baby. In fact, that scene's worth seeing. Of course if they had a baby they'd be so ruined trying to take care of the damn little offspring that their plans would be foiled changing diapers and having their property seized by police when it starts smoking pot and knocking up slutty bimbos. Rita's shenanigans are taking on a bizarre Finnish saga feel, like "Day the Earth Froze" or "Jack Frost" or something. Well here's something I wasn't expecting, but what I was hoping for: B&S in the past era, once again saving the PR's bacon. I just realized Skull is one of the soldiers, and have to redo 2.45. I think he might be seen running around previously, but whoever encoded this video to digital media apparently set the "MAKE IT REAL DAMN BLURRY" switch to ON. Ha ha ha, the black plague is the CUTEST plague! And now they're making up time physics. "We traveled back before we MET Zordon, despite the fact we have met him in our personal experiences, therefore we NEVER met him EVER!" Good. Good logic, kids. Like I said, MMPR has more plot holes than any show ever ever. I didn't realize the British hired Irish soldiers. Ohhhh boy. Check out how ALL the extras have to SLOW DOWN AND STOP so that Whitey can get on set, then they almost resume running again. AND WHY DO THEY HAVE TO HURRY? They're friggin' TRAVELING THROUGH TIME. So B&S watch as Greenie and Whitey beat up French orange juice merchants. Note Skull accepts clone-Tommy. As Richard Armour once wrote, "All's well that ends." (Less)
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