Ouch. OOF. BAM!

October 14, 2006 11:30 PM

Something Awful forum goons + stick figure physics simulator = 9 minutes of creative stick figure cartoon violence.
posted by loquacious (35 comments total)

I saw this earlier today and thought it was cool, but figured there was no way it wasn't a double, since it was posted in November last year to YouTube. Maybe I was wrong.
posted by cgc373 at 11:40 PM on October 14, 2006

Reminds me of dismount and the eternal classic Truck Dismount.
posted by delmoi at 11:43 PM on October 14, 2006

Okay, that was badass.
posted by jmhodges at 11:50 PM on October 14, 2006

That song is hilarious in the context; what is it?
posted by Tikirific at 11:56 PM on October 14, 2006

This software looks like a lot of fun... almost like The Incredible Machine game.
posted by spiderskull at 12:29 AM on October 15, 2006

Kinda reminds me of this. And of playing The Incredible Machine for hours on end back in the day.
posted by Rhomboid at 12:43 AM on October 15, 2006

It was funny cause he got hit in the crotch.
posted by chicken nuglet at 1:26 AM on October 15, 2006

That song is hilarious in the context; what is it?

It's from the soundtrack for the third Matrix movie. "Neodammerung," I think the track's called.
posted by sparkletone at 1:39 AM on October 15, 2006

Man, the ninjas were awesome.
posted by PercussivePaul at 2:12 AM on October 15, 2006

It was funny cause he got hit in the crotch and everywhere else over and over again.
posted by loquacious at 2:17 AM on October 15, 2006

Note the lack of a stick Uwe Boll repeatedly punching a stick Lowtax in the head.
posted by Schlimmbesserung at 2:31 AM on October 15, 2006

These guys need to get some Toribash.
posted by squidlarkin at 2:44 AM on October 15, 2006

This is great. I have had a weakness for small doses of Something Awful's particular brand of juvenile idiot humour ever since I found Lowtax's 'box learning' IRC prank, where he pretends to be a Japanese man called Marioto Luigikawa and discusses aspects of his parenting 'technique'.

I am glad to know that I am among my people here.
posted by A Thousand Baited Hooks at 3:18 AM on October 15, 2006

WRYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
posted by StrasbourgSecaucus at 3:30 AM on October 15, 2006

Is that R supposed to be an H, StrasbourgSecaucus?
posted by cgc373 at 3:31 AM on October 15, 2006

You needed to post this three FPPs earlier, loquacious.

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posted by jeffburdges at 3:39 AM on October 15, 2006

More confirmation that physics is the most painful subject.
posted by srboisvert at 4:17 AM on October 15, 2006

Bludgeonest of the web.
posted by furtive at 5:17 AM on October 15, 2006

SA can suck some most times, but then they produce great stuff like this and I don't know what to think.
posted by reklaw at 6:31 AM on October 15, 2006

Terrific concept. Great execution. Build some prototypes and I'll schedule a field demo with the SecDef.
posted by hal9k at 6:50 AM on October 15, 2006

Want to recreate you favorite moments from Jackass? Virtual Johnny Knoxville will save lives.
posted by itchylick at 7:45 AM on October 15, 2006

MIT's digital drawing board takes this one step further.
posted by ChasFile at 8:25 AM on October 15, 2006

Wow, it's like Jackass with stickfigures.
posted by Afroblanco at 9:26 AM on October 15, 2006

That's hilarious. The music totally makes it. Looks like we killed the software site. Anyone know if it's Mac friendly or not? Also, that link is amazing, ChasFile.
posted by brundlefly at 12:24 PM on October 15, 2006

ChasFile : "MIT's digital drawing board takes this one step further."

That rocketh.
posted by bugbread at 12:32 PM on October 15, 2006

Is that R supposed to be an H

ZA WARUDO
posted by jenovus at 12:47 PM on October 15, 2006

Nahurodo?
posted by bugbread at 12:57 PM on October 15, 2006

That was surprisingly mesmerizing. And those ninjas gots some crazy bad-ass moves.
posted by Nquire at 3:19 PM on October 15, 2006

The music is from Juno Reactor - the track is "Navras", from the album Labyrinth. An album which I wholeheartedly recommend, since it's very much in the same vein yet different enough to not be repetitive.

Sparkletone, sounds like you may be mixing that with the song used in the trailers for the first Matrix movie - which was "The Eyes of Truth (Götterdämmerung Mix)" by Enigma.

And yes, the music is what makes this a lot more enjoyable. :)
posted by evilangela at 11:11 PM on October 15, 2006

Is that R supposed to be an H

ZA WARUDO
posted by jenovus at 2:47 PM CST on October 15 [+] [!]


Nahurodo?
posted by bugbread at 2:57 PM CST on October 15 [+] [!]

Is anybody else confused and intrigued by this exchange?
posted by sklero at 11:16 PM on October 15, 2006

For myself, skiero, I am utterly baffled and unwilling to Google or otherwise investigate. I thought maybe StrasbourgSecaucus meant to post WHYYY... etc., possibly referring to the phatic thread y2karl posted earlier, but accidentally typed an R instead of the H. For this other business, I got nothin'.
posted by cgc373 at 4:05 AM on October 16, 2006

That was fun. I must get my hands on that software.
posted by antifuse at 5:42 AM on October 16, 2006

I have no idea why jenovus blurted out "ZA WARUDO", but it's part of the name of a famous and good old Japanese TV show: "Narudo...ZA WARUDO!" ("Now I understand...THE WORLD!")

Since the issue was switching Rs and Hs, I changed "Naruhodo" to "Nahurodo".

Nothing particularly interesting. Sorry.
posted by bugbread at 7:00 AM on October 16, 2006

Dio Brando, etc.
posted by jenovus at 10:37 PM on October 18, 2006

Okay, jenovus! That's the kind of background information I wasn't going to take time to look up, but it's excellent to know, anyway. Thanks.
posted by cgc373 at 10:42 PM on October 18, 2006