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Letters to Leo the Patriotic Lion: #55
Leo's fifty-fifth letter, containing a question he had trouble answering.
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16weeks
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MTV Animation (seasons 1–7)
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Ternion Productions (season 8)
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Paramount Television
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3 Arts Entertainment
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Chuong; see my bios gallery for which is which.UN1024s, AIRAF, GSAF, Royal Pagans, and other such groups ©
Chuong aloneD-19 ©
16weeksBlue, Toppet Kingdom, etc. ©
BlueMario1016G-52 logo drawn by
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Zax: Mike Judge revolutionized modern comedy because if he stuck with physics and mechanical engineering, then in my opinion, the world would be much more boring today. Idiocracy made a lot of interesting predictions, some rather exaggerated. One big example is Crocs, which started off as an alternative for fishing boots now a popular shoe brand around the world.
Chuong: Crocs are mad popular in my country, especially among those who enjoy fishing, which is popular there.
Isaac: Crocs are basically rubber clogs. We invented clogs, but they were originally made with wood, so they were uncomfortable.
Zachary: There's South Park, but they're more on the immature side of things.
Neon Blade: King of The Hill is popular in Japan for those even curious about American pop culture. I didn't know the same guy who made that also made the infamous animation of the two immature and stupid teenagers engaging in dangerous activities. I'm not saying the name of that animation since that's a very forbidden topic in the G-52s.
Chuong: Crocs are mad popular in my country, especially among those who enjoy fishing, which is popular there.
Isaac: Crocs are basically rubber clogs. We invented clogs, but they were originally made with wood, so they were uncomfortable.
Zachary: There's South Park, but they're more on the immature side of things.
Neon Blade: King of The Hill is popular in Japan for those even curious about American pop culture. I didn't know the same guy who made that also made the infamous animation of the two immature and stupid teenagers engaging in dangerous activities. I'm not saying the name of that animation since that's a very forbidden topic in the G-52s.
Leo: Do you forbid King of the Hill also, Commander?
Super C: I haven't figured it out yet, but I probably will. I did ban South Park, and I also banned Celebrity Deathmatch, by the way.
Cripto: MTV did not leave a good taste in your mouth, then.
Super C: No, it didn't. I respect Mr. Judge, though; it does illustrate that if you have an idea, you should not be afraid to go for it.
Super Claw: If you saw some of our programmes, you'd really be unhappy. European standards are a lot more lax than American and even Canadian standards when it comes to broadcasting.
Super C: I haven't figured it out yet, but I probably will. I did ban South Park, and I also banned Celebrity Deathmatch, by the way.
Cripto: MTV did not leave a good taste in your mouth, then.
Super C: No, it didn't. I respect Mr. Judge, though; it does illustrate that if you have an idea, you should not be afraid to go for it.
Super Claw: If you saw some of our programmes, you'd really be unhappy. European standards are a lot more lax than American and even Canadian standards when it comes to broadcasting.
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