Thanks for posting this link. I really laughed a lot. :>)

Someone had to do it! = D

I saw the first episode a long time ago. Didn't know they had come out with a new one.

Comparing the it to the first episode, they've come a long way. Let's hope they do more!

Yes indeed!

Watched it, liked it, lovable characters! I am also floored by the dramatic improvement of Piemations' art and animation

That little bumbling fox and donkey are so entertaining as well as endearing jaja. <3
I'm not familiar with Piemations and the work they do though you're right, comparing this second "episode" to the first attempt of Sheriff Hayseed it is quite the jump in animation skill! It looks like they have tons of support too, so hopefully there will be more to come.

Oh guao, habia visto el primero hace muuuucho, no sabia que ya tenia otro episodio.

Tenia el presentimiento que ya lo habias visto, o si no que te iba a gustar como las animaciones son tu interes. = )

Siiii, si tienen furros bonitos mejor uwu

I know this animalation. I first learned of Sheriff Hayseed when he sang that one ear-mutilation gasoline song.

That's the first time I ever see that word, animalation. Coolio.
Not familiar with that one, but maybe that's a good thing then.

That's because I made it up.
But that was a reference to that old Quentin Tarantino movie, Spare Puppies. The scene where Mister Blonde cuts that dude's ear off and is about to set him on fire, he has this song playing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9o0Bhtiz8l4

That's hardly what I would consider "ear mutilating", lol.

You mean this actual song? Because I was referring to the movie, Reservoir Dogs, and a particular scene where a man's ear is literally cut off. And it's done while this song is playing.

Ohhhhh wait wait, I get you now *is dense brained*

Lol, dense brained. I tend to make all sorts of goofy puns. "Spare Puppies", "Reservoir Dogs", same difference. But I also meant "ear mutilation" in the most literal sense, lol.

My perception has become cloudy in recent times and now I'm worried.
I thought you meant the song was "ear mutilating" i.e. bad, not actually literal. *facepalm* [I haven't seen the movie]

Oh, since you haven't seen the movie, that explains why you thought I meant "ear rape". Your perception wasn't cloudy about that.
But as for the movie itself, Quentin Tarantino movies tend to involve disturbing fucked-up scenes of mutilation in general (Kill Bill probably being the worst). So if that bothers you, you might want to avoid most of them. But Reservoir Dogs is one of the lighter one. This man's ear being cut off is the worst of it. He is doused in gasoline and about to be lit aflame, but the guy doing it is shot dead just before he can. Reservoir Dogs is certainly one of Quentin Tarantino's lighter movies.

That may have had something to do with it. I rarely watch movies, always feel like doing something else.
Even so, yeah you might be right that those are not my type of movies even if he is considered one of the best directors. I do recall seeing a scene of one where in a standoff between a group of guys they end up killing each other. Instead of appreciating the cinematic quality, great acting and the intensity I was just annoyed why people have to get themselves in those situations in the first place. So I'm not the type to be able to fully appreciate these movies.

I rarely watch movies either, and gory movies disturb me, as odd as that might sound, considering my sexual fetishes.
And lol, "best directors", I never understood what makes someone a "good director", and this whole director-worship irritates me. Writers are ultimately what are important; because without a writer, you don't have anything at all. A director is more akin to a conductor, and thus in charge of "interpretation", whatever that's supposed to mean. (That said, Quentin Tarantino is also a writer, and so is James Cameron. So I appreciate them for that.)

That scene with a group of guys killing each other, are there four of them each with a gun pointed at another one and they each go off simultaneously? Because that's Reservoir Dogs.

And lol, "cinematic quality", I am in complete agreement with you there. I only care about the content of the story, and those situations get really irritating. (But I always enjoy weapons and killing people, lol!)

That is odd you find gore disturbing considering jaja.
Oh I don't know myself, I'm just going by what people and movie buffs say continuously that he's an icon in the movie world.

Yes, and one of them was an undercover cop who was found out. So that was "spare puppies"? I only saw like 30-40 minutes from the ending.

Naaah, I see enough people getting killed irl lol.

I got into gore because it has constantly been shoved down my throat, and so I eventually just went all, "Shutup already, FINE, I'll get a boner from it". It's fucking weird, I know, but sometimes people just adopt to their situations by making a fetish out of it. Brain bleach and all that shit.

Movie buffs are completely full of shit. I have had movie buffery shoved down my throat as much as gory movies have, and those pretentious movie assholes have always praised those disgusting zombie movies as the greatest thing in the world while simultaneously bitching about harmless, silly movies. This is why I list "Star Trek 5" as my favorite movie on my profile. I mean I know Star Trek 5 is stupid and ridiculous, but someone who is a film snob who constantly whines about that while also praising zombie movies is just lying to himself and is completely full of shit.

Quentin Tarantino makes fun-to-watch but often too-gory movies. That is what it is, and what I think of him, nothing more. Film snobs can go fuck themselves.

An undercover cop who what? Oh, you mean the movie? That was Mister Orange. He was the undercover cop who Mister White stood by, even after those who were in charge of the operation repeatedly told him he was, and that is what led to the four guys all pointing guns at each other and shooting each other. (Then Mister Pink, who was hiding and was staying out of the argument, takes the money and leaves.)

And seeing enough people getting killed IRL? Is this something you experience personally, or is this just from listening to the news?

I've heard of accepting a situation, but getting a fetish out of it sure is taking it a step or two much further lol.

Movies are pretty subjective. You could love a movie that is rated poorly, and hate a movie that is rated highly. If you enjoy it then that's all that matters.
And yeees, I remember now they were given color code names in that movie. Ha, guess I kinda saw one of his movies without even knowing, even if I thought it was stupid lol.

Oh nonono, not irl life [yet] thankfully. I'm just talking bout the news and general local and world happenings.

Oh fuck, I said "adopt" when I meant "adapt". You know I am drunk when I make a mistake like that!