The Shadoks and the Gibis

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xoggoth replied

17 June 2007, 16:24
Shadocks? is that Lovecraft? Oh not that was Shuggoths. Teckaliki!
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wendigo100 replied

17 June 2007, 13:14
Originally posted by fzbucks

Sounds like the philosophy of micro$oft

Yes, and possibly Gordon Brown. Except the Shadoks are funny.
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fzbucks replied

17 June 2007, 13:11
The Shadoks and the Gibis features quite a bit of offbeat philosophical humor, roughly translated the first principle of Shadok logic is “Why to make things simple when you can make them complicated? “

Sounds like the philosophy of micro$oft
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wendigo100 started a topic The Shadoks and the Gibis

17 June 2007, 12:59
The Shadoks and the Gibis

Anyone know where I can download English-translated episodes of this?

Shadoks and Gibis, on Youtube

It was a French cartoon, translated and shown on English TV in about 1973, about two planets, the Shadoks lived on one and the Gibis on the other. It was a work of genius.

The Shadoks and the Gibis features quite a bit of offbeat philosophical humor, roughly translated the first principle of Shadok logic is “Why to make things simple when you can make them complicated? “

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