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Like lets say he was reading about cheese and stumbled upon it in a book, like do you think the thought, even the tiniest, ever made him go "I wonder what that tastes like?"

For me, hell no, Wallace may be crazy for cheese, but there is no way even he considers eating Casu marzu a good idea, not even in a joking meme way.

Yeah, I know this is weird, just remembered Casu marzu existed.

u/Friskyfrozy — 4 days ago

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Do you think they should bring back the moon robot?

Logically, it shut down a few minutes after W&G left and has been rotting there since. But I think that with it being not evil and having sympathetic, harmless aspirations, it deserves better than living life a few coin-operated minutes at a time.

I'd just like to see it brought back to Earth, given a new power source, and live its dreams of exploring the planet. You could still keep it mute, its backstory unexplained, and have conflict from its sense of order acting up at some small offense.

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u/Mega416 — 4 days ago

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Gromit is me

u/Seabeachlover10 — 6 days ago

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The Empire Of The Were-Rabbit by Axel Adam

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DYNTAixNB5K/

u/ExoticShock — 8 days ago

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Hedge knight

u/Tylor_with_an_o — 10 days ago

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I think the W&G YouTube channel used an AI generated thumbnail based off of an existing WOI image? Presumably just an automatic YouTube AI thumbnailing process.

u/TomTheyy — 8 days ago

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Teeziro's Mareep inspired by Wallace and Gromit?

I saw this Team Rocket's Mareep by Teeziro and it was like stepping back in time. I feel like Teziro's inspiration was this exact moment of Shaun the sheep from Wallace and Gromit.

When I first realized I recognized this from the movie I wanted to see if i could find a screenshot from the movie to compare. I couldn't find one anywhere. Thought i made it up. Was an inch away from buying the movie just to find out. Until today. The menacing alley with a derpy sheep planted in the middle of it. The Sheep staring into your soul with the matching reds and blue hues. It made me smile. Then I bought the movie.

This seem to be his inspiration but I cant seem to find a single discussion mentioning this anywhere. So i wanted to know, am i wrong and just late to the party? Did anyone else notice this before?

"Cheeeeessseee Gromit!"

u/Goat_Pellet — 7 days ago

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