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Weekend Rifftrax ShortOnce again it’s the weekend, and once again Rifftrax offers a DRM-free short.
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All I can about this short is…
Slim knew his big sack would be hard to handle.
This…. was…. very…. weird…. to me.
Sampo, you forgot the part about all of our past shorts are now offered DRM-free. From now on all shorts will be sans-DRM.
Yeah, while this was a great short, I was most excited about them releasing DRM-free versions of all the existing shorts. I bought ’em up in one fell swoop. Apparently the ability to play them on my TV (without investing in a DivX player) or store them in iTunes makes a big difference in my purchasing decisions. Thanks, RiffTrax!
I can only imagine how many times Mike and company had to have watched this in order to get their brains to respond to it with anything other than stunned silence. I went through it two and a half times last night and I still — I mean — the monkey masks and — the explosion and — the — and it’s Edward Everett — and — you know, won’t you?
This is one messed up short. :shock:
I think I still have some emotional scars after watching that and being reminded of Friday mornings in a dilapidated gym watching educational shorts with my fellow 1st-6th grade classmates.
I thought the clown one and safety woman was strange but this one takes the “banana”.