[syndicate] question

[Claudia Westermann]

>>hello, hello,
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>oui oui
>
>
>>pardon, pardon
>
>voila voila

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


merci, merci frederic

well ... ) ********* I continued my research .... and :::::::::::::::::::::

voila .....

http://www.dreamcatchers.net/treasure/index.html   ) ************


Long John Silver

"His left leg was cut off close by the hip, and under the left shoulder he 
carried a crutch, which he managed with wonderful dexterity, hopping about 
upon it like a bird. He was very tall and strong, with a face as big as a 
ham - plain and pale, but intelligent and smiling".

..... there is one letter wrong in the text I translated .... it should be: 
crutch !!!!


hmmmmmmm *****

but
possibly I rather take one of your ideas  ... ) ....... ******


bonsoir, des fleurs
claudia




>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
>
>>__________
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>>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)
>
>
>f.