From "The Drive-In" (season 1, episode 13 original airdate: Dec 13, 1960) lyrics: ♫♪Here we come on the run With a burger on a bun And a dab of coleslaw on the side! Oh your taste we will tickle With a cold dill pickle And all of our potatoes are french fried fried fried! Our burgers can't be beat Because we grind our own meat grind grind grind grind grind Fred Flinstone and Barney Rubble Are to blame for all our trouble♪♫ *And if they think that we'll forget* ♫♪They're out of their mind mind mind mind mind!♪♫

AOL In2TV Flintstones TV Karaoke Follow the bouncing ball and sing the theme song to 'The Flintstones.' "Yabba-Dabba-Doo!" Visit http://retrolinkz.blogspot.com (RETRO TV) Visit http://karaokelinkz.blogspot.com for more Sing-Alongs & Karaoke Videos

Langille shares a story from when he was 4 years old and was introduced to Jesus... well not so much introduced, more like re introduced. At 4 years old, who would you more easily identify, Jesus or Charlie Brown? Yeah, Langille too.... and apparently, that's the WRONG answer. Better that question than the title of this episode - that being "Jesus Who?" Follow Langille on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/langille

Auburn Adventist Academy's Cartoon-Themed Costume Party was announced with this skit featuring the entire ASB team. The cartoon cast by order of appearance: Waldo--Elliot Fred Flintstone--Zach Anastasia--Anne Drizella--Jeni Jimmy Neutron--Jordan Spongebob--Jared Ariel--Hannah Incrediboy--Tyler Elmer Fudd--Mr. McKey Russell--Edmond Cruella DeVille--Ms. Weikum Alice--Maria Hello Kitty--Yerie Mr. Monopoly--Mr. Spano A Bunny--Mr. Ram

http://whatfancydresscostume.co.uk/adult-the-flintstones-barney-rubble/ "An official Flintstones costume perfect to create the pre-historic look of Fred Flintstones best buddy. Barney's style is somewhat simple just like the lovable caveman himself. Includes: Tunic This adult Barney Rubble costume has been based on his trademark light brown tunic. The tunic is made of a soft feel, lightweight material which is easily pulled on over the head. You will notice the cross print at the neckline giving the tunic an almost cartoon like quality. There is great attention to detail on the shoulder and along the hem which have both been cut in a wild jagged effect. A costume so simple you do not even need to wear socks! Barney is the perfect accompaniment to a Fred Flintstone costume, coupled with beloved wife Betty Rubble or recognisable simply as himself." http://whatfancydresscostume.co.uk/adult-the-flintstones-barney-rubble/

Good ol' Barney Rubble. Where would the Flinstones be without him? Who would Fred go bowling with? Here is my impersonation. Hope you like.

360° do personagem modelado no Blender. A resolução do vídeo está abaixo do mínimo mas disponibilizei algo melhor. Espero que gostem. Melhor resolução: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4peDHGcfw0

The Flintstones and the Crazymad Writer of children's stories - arrrgh. www.crazymadwriter.com

Felt like cartooning a bit today.

Abstract: Imagine two Sufficiently-Equivalent bored individuals looking for something to do. Examples Include: Adam and Eve, Boris Badinov and Natasha Fatale, Rocky and Bullwinkle, Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble, any two Facebook "Friends" or "Groups" that are sufficiently equivalent in their ideas etc, etc. Here, the characters (that can be universally understood) are always looking for some kind of sufficient equivalence to themselves, somewhere or some how. These equivalences can also be Existential Equivalences or quasi-existential because Motivation only depends on what the two individuals consider as real and important. The consequences (or the benefits) of their acts become what they are and they all become equivalent to each other, whether they succeed or not. With all living things or representations of living things, like here; Motivations also fall into the Principles of the Zeroth Law of Thermodynamics. This is explained in detail in an article on my website entitled: A Manifesto: "The Indicator Reads, Double Zero Double Zero" Intro: The Principles of The Zeroth Law of Thermodynamics Part 1, where I describe the inner workings of The Zeroth Law of Thermodynamics and are demonstrated and they are explained by using many different methods. In them, I attempt to show how Thermodynamics not only describes the flow of heat but also can 'Sufficiently' express the dynamics of everything else too. This cartoon is a way for me to explain how Thermodynamics applies even to 'Motivations' while we can have a good laugh too. If you are interested in finding out more about how motivations, when existing in systems, are always made into something Equivalent; I edited another video that involves interactions that are far more sophisticated, which I had to take down from here and re-upload on Blogger Video, where I'm not bothered with copyright issues or regional restrictions. The following link will bring you to the exact part of that article where the video is featured because these are very long articles: http://htmlsmagic.blogspot.com/2011/05/manifesto-indicator-reads-double-zero.html#Casino1967 Fair use gpdb

360° do personagem modelado no Blender.