Lettuche gathering place

[Ally046]

*Transports the entirety of the Lettuce cult gang to a hidden cave*

*Enchants the cave so that only true members of the lettuce cult gang can enter*

(If anyone accept for a lettuce gang member attempts to enter the hidden cave, they will find themselves walking out the door instead)

(Same goes for un-true lettuce gang cult gang members)

[Scott McLamok]

*Sad cold Scott noises*

[lass of something much]

*Looks out a window at Scott. The Lassie part thinks about poofing him in*
I only wish you could be happy too.....

[Scott McLamok]

*Shivers*

[Flib Bigboat]

*Releases a herd of deer*

Come and join the salad buffet!

Anyone thinking of hurting them, remember poor Bambi (novel or movie, take your pick)

You're welcome Verdauga.

...Well, this escalated quickly...
*hasn't read or watched Bambi* Is it good?

[Ally046]

  You haven't?

[Flib Bigboat]

No. Or heard of it.

Is it good?

[Rillbrook the Wanderer]

  Bambi was my favorite movie when I was little

[Mara the Wolf]

*Releases a herd of deer*

Come and join the salad buffet!

Anyone thinking of hurting them, remember poor Bambi (novel or movie, take your pick)

You're welcome Verdauga.

...Well, this escalated quickly...
*hasn't read or watched Bambi* Is it good?

The Disney movie is an all-time classic, and while most people would say it's good or great, it's one of those films that people don't want to watch due to it traumatizing them as a child (I won't say why, because, spoiler) and having some scary moments (it also demonized sport hunters, especially deer hunters, in the public's eyes and is so biologically inaccurate concerning deer (especially in contrast to book) in order to make a certain traumatic moment even sadder, and it instilled a lot of misconceptions about deer child-rearing in the public eye). It has a direct-to-DVD interquel, Bambi II, which is considered pretty good (by DTV sequel standards, at least) which is also definitely popular and less traumatic.

The novel is xenofiction about deer (specifically roe deer), a species that is regularly hunted by humans, so it's fairly horrific (it's rather gory at points, and if you think Man is demonized in the movie, it's got nothing on the book) and is definitely not for kids. Its sequel, Bambi's Children, tones things down a little, but... *shrugs* Disney also adapted Bambi's Children into a comic book.

If you like, I can link you to a video on Bambi and the book it's based upon.

[Flib Bigboat]

 ...Thank you for saving me from looking it up, then. It sounds awful.

[Ally046]

 

*Sigh* "Sika! Youve made it sound much different than it actually is..."

[Mara the Wolf]

Actually, no I summed it up the way many critics, like Unshaved Mouse & Doug Walker, would, without spoiling anything and keeping the language clean. And I was fairly accurate with the book, too.

[Flib Bigboat]

I'll just remember next time to keep my comments to myself so we don't all get into a complicated argument.

[Rillbrook the Wanderer]

*Baba yaga is imported from the other thread and attacks anyone that's not lettuce*

[Flib Bigboat]

Ah, but I haz dirk...