[syndicate] question

[Frederic Madre]

At 22:40 15/03/2002 +0100, you wrote:

>hello, hello,

oui oui


>pardon, pardon

voila voila

>but
>
>has someone possibly an idea what 'Captain Silver's crunch' should mean in 
>this context below ?

the "internet" says

1. The conceptual role of Cap'n Crunch. Fragments of Cap'n Crunch's 
televised postures were used in the construction of model psychodramas in 
which the figure of Cap'n Crunch played the role of husband, doctor, 
insurance salesman, marriage counselor, etc. The failure of these roles to 
express any meaning reveals the nonfunctional character of Cap'n Crunch. 
Cap'n Crunch's success therefor indicates society's periodic need to escape 
to the cartoon seas. Cap'n Crunch thus appears as a series of posture 
concepts, basic equations which reformulate the roles of crunching and 
swallowing.

2. OBJECT YOU PICK TWO CHARACTORS THAT HAVE SOMETHING SIMULAR..
.........AND THEY HAVE A BATTLE...........CHOOSE THE WINNER...ILL START


( LIST OF BATTLES...so far )
CAPTAIN KIRK vs CAPTAIN CRUNCH....
CAPTAIN KANGAROO vs CAPTAIN AMERICA
MR. SPOCK vs. MR. ROGERS
JUSTIN WILSON vs JULIA CHILDS
JACQUE COUSTEAU vs POPEYE the SAILOR MAN
SNOOPY vs LASSIE
FELIX the CAT vs the CAT IN the HAT
PRESIDENT GERALD FORD vs PRESIDENT HARRY TRUMAN
CLINT (DIRTY HARRY)EASTWOOD vs CHUCK (MOSES)HESTON
CHARLIES ANGELS FARAH FAWCETT vs OVEREXPOSED COMMERCIAL BRITNEY SPEARS
JOHNNY CARSON vs JAY LENO

3. Press Up + 1 + 2 after losing all lives.
http://www.smspower.org/db/capsilvu.shtml
A side-scrolling game where you must slice enemies with your sword to 
rescue your beloved.
Even though this game says it is for Japan, all the writing is in English.

4. Captain Silver ƒVƒ‹ƒo�[‘å�² Shihabaa Taisa Captain Silver, Silver Taisa 
(Silver)

5. http://marvelite.prohosting.com/surfer/newjohn2.jpg

6. "Is that all?" I asked.
"Well, it's all that you're to hear, my son," returned Silver.
"And now I am to choose?"
"And now you are to choose, and you may lay to that," said Silver.
"Well," said I, "I am not such a fool but I know pretty well what I have to 
look for.
http://www.munarchaeology.com/munarchaeology/stories/tisland/p6ch28.htm

>__________
>
>hm ? is this a thing ?

Shirubaa Taisa no Bazuuka) - ?

I would bet on this one.
http://www.ssjzion.com/armory.shtml#Captain Silver's Bazooka

>and if it's a thing ... what kind of thing is it ? ( hm *** have to 
>translate this )
>or is it supposed to be funny ?

In the summer of 2000, Dragon Ball comedy sites were at the top of their 
game. DBZ Cracked and •Ginga GIRI GIRI!!•, both hosted at the time by the 
notoriously un-funny •Planet Namek•, spearheaded the movement. Other 
integral sites at the time were •Mr. Popo's Palace•, Satan City Comedy 
Club, Kuririn's Hangout, and •Kakarot52's Homepage•. The final piece of the 
puzzle was Some Random Guy's excellent •DBZ Rewrite• mock fan fiction, 
which was enjoyed by a rather large audience.
All was going well until the demise of DBZ Cracked, as knurph decided to 
leave the site to join Skitz as the co-webmaster of dragonball.org, which 
came to an end only a few months after opening. The other Planet 
Namek-hosted Dragon Ball comedy site, •Ginga GIRI GIRI!!•, started to stray 
from its comedy roots even further, thus alienating a fair portion of the 
core fans who still craved for the unique content that Vegeta Insane! 
provided.
Spring of 2001 brought forth a quick one-two punch to Dragon Ball comedy 
with the shutting down of Kuririn's Hangout and Satan City Comedy Club, 
which was the most popular site of its kind at the time, largely due to 
mainstream exposure from •Planet Namek• and •Daizenshuu EX•. Crippling an 
already weak lineup, •Some Random Guy• left his site due to a lack of 
interest, while •Kakarot52's Homepage• ran into server problems.
And just a short while ago, the epitome of tasteless Dragon Ball comedy, 
•Mr. Popo's Palace•, fell victim to a shutdown, due to Mike Payne's waning 
interest in taking care of the site. That was the last straw...
Even with the resurgence of •Kakarot52's Homepage• and the emergence of 
newcomers •Savage Z•, •MadeFromGoats•, and •KHOW•, the Dragon Ball comedy 
scene is in its weakest state ever. So, as a long time afficionado, I 
figured I'd go out and do something about it...
Most people who visited my previous site, •Hagemiai•, probably noticed deft 
comedy touches all over the place, along with constant plugs of sites such 
as Satan City Comedy Club and •Mr. Popo's Palace•. Of course, the basis of 
the site was entirely emulation, so I never made a real attempt at any sort 
of content that could stand on its own merit. The idea of creating my own 
comedy site has always been at the back of my mind, and with the recent 
course of events I just detailed, I decided I should at least give it a 
shot. All I have on the line is my carefully-constructed public image, the 
respect of my peers, and my legacy as "that ROMs guy", so what the heck?
As you can see, I do have a lot riding on ¿KAMAYAMAYA?. This won't be a 
little side project of mine where I hone my mediocre HTML and image-editing 
skills, but rather a completely new, original effort in the same vein of 
Hagemiai. I'm excited at the prospects for this site, and it should be 
interesting to see how things develop as far as other comedy sites are 
concerned.
Now, is there any actual content on the site? Heh, the answer is a 
resounding "no." Never fear, though, for I have a few things already in the 
works. Rest assured, there will be content-filled updates to come in the 
near future. For now, this is all you get, so don't even bother clicking 
the links over on the left side of the page (they're just a bunch of links 
to •Savage Z•).
The first update will take place in one week. Be ready for it...
Mark Mager (aka PiccoMark)


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