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I think it's a pretty good show.

hell yea, kick ass show.

WHAT ARE TRYING TO DO, KEEL ME!?!?!

Wasn't really my cup of tea, but it had it's moments.

Ahem...

"What rolls downstairs;
Alone, or in pairs;
Runs over your neighbours dog.

What's good for a snack, it fits on your back.
It's log log log.

It's log! It's log!
It's big, it's heavy it's wood!
It's log, it's log!
It's better than bad; it's good!"

Mwahaha.

Burkey

I can get you some higher-quality rips if you'd like. Send me an IM.

You're not the only one~ :P
I wasn't a big fan of all the episodes though... My only real favorite one was the Cosmonuts episode where they were in the space race. :D

i like the Royal Canadian Kilted Yaksmen, man that episode made me laugh so hard....

I LOVE THAT CARTOON!!

BRILLIANTLY funny. I love the scenario that a plump, IQ-dead creature that's supposed to be a cat (even if he does not look the part) is friends with a skinny, crabby, psychotic chihuahua dog.
I watch these on Nickolodeon Toons and I loved several episodes.
Situations that are include Ren's outbursts on Stimpy and just about anyone, Ren usually suffering thanks to Stimpy's involvement or lack of it, and some of Stimpy's scenes.

Here's one good scene with Ren when men came to the house to give Stimpy money after he won a poetry contest.

Man: Are you Stimpson J. Cat
Ren: Oh, you want  Stimpy. He's in there (pointing to bedroom)
Man: Will you tell him he's won 47 47 million dollars
Ren: Right 47, I'll go get him
(Suddenly Ren realises and a wild eye take)
Ren: 47 MILLION DOLLARS!!!
(Jumps on Man)
Ren: I'M THE CAAAT!!!!!!

Top notch comedy.

I enjoy some of the Ripping Friends episodes~
My favorite one is the Stinky Butt episode~
... Mainly because I'm just a big kid~

If you guys like Ren & Stimpy, you should go play Go! Go! Hypergrind fpr GCN. It's from Spumco, it's a skateboard game with cartoon characters, and it plays like agressive inline. Very awsome game.

I didn't really like R & S, as a lot of it's humor was a bit too crude for my tastes.
Though I like quite a few of the Ripping Friends episodes. Gotta love that Man-Man and Boy-Boy episode!  :D

Hmm, the style of that Go Go Hypergrind game definitely looks really neat, though it's currently pulling a 69% score on GameRankings...

i'd have to agree with D-Mac about R&S -- way too crude for my tastes, too. on the other hand, there were two episodes of Ripping Friends that i remember fondly -- one with Crag's underpants being possessed, and another with (as Kyo mentioned earlier) Stinky Butt torturing the Ripping Friends to death with his farts :D

Ren and Stimpy had the greates superhero in the word though....

POWDER TOAST MAN!!

And though it was a little crude, it's what made the show!

Meh, the game sales were a flop. New record in gaming, they only sold copies for 2 weeks before they stopped publishing. You go pick it up over at Gamestop for $10. The soundtrack is really awsome.

yeah, Ren and Stimpy were very gross but I loved them cause this... I get angry watching the stupid imitations that were released then like Cow and Chicken or Timon and Pumba (A cuter R & S version)

The episode that merked me was when they were wrestling, the part when Ren release the wrestler's boot and bites his...
BLEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!  :O

...

"I'm the pitcher, he's the catcher."

That was the moment when all the appeal I had for the show was lost.

I'd like to know what happened to Spumco's online presence, though. They had a website with tons of original animation - but the domain was stolen and that's the last I heard of them...

i'd try LimeWire; you'll get no spyware from that one. or, Kazaa Lite.

Yeah, about the only ones that could really compare were Ripping Friends and Rocko (both Spumco if I remember correctly.).

really? now that you mention it, that would explain why the character designs in Camp Lazlo make me think of Rocko, in some way.

Wow, lots of quotes here.  That's right.  I had forgotten that Rocko wasn't Spumco (the concept was just similar).  I DID notice that his style was used in Camp Lazlo though.  Ironic that he now works for Cartoon Network...  (Seems all the good people are starting to come to CN.)

actually, Van Partible created Johnny Bravo; Butch Hartman was one of the earlier directors who also got involved with Dexter's Lab and Justice Friends.