this story has more than one moral to it
this story has more than one moral to it it points out the fact that we are all monsters and will use any thing we have to destroy.
another is pointing out the fact that we dont perticularly need a better thing than other people aslong as you can use the thing you have for a job.
and another is that u have to be carefull who you judge because they might kill you or harm you worse than you harmed them.
I got something finally
I've watched this a few times now but being drunkish and smoking some spliffs, I realized one possible parallel to us.
Forgive me if I'm way off base.
We mostly all have laptops or desktop computers(and by computer I mean anything but something powered and/or built by Apple)with immense capability for mass chaos.But they usually end up getting used for mundane purposes such as status symbols.Not many truly realizing what kind of mayhem can really be accomplished with them.Such as carrying around an A-bomb on your back without giving one piss about it besides impressing the next guy.
Finally comes the kid with the no-name brand bomb/computer.Assume his computer would be eqaul to an E-machine or something.He gets picked on enough and does a remarkable job of ruining the economy of his country.Simply because he's pissed and decides to try out his no-name shit.
"Well fuck me I never thought that could happen!" says everyone...
By the way,
Are you Jerry Jackons alter ego?
whoa
This flash mvie really does have a story and a moral to it. "It dosn't really matter what kind of whatever you have, as long as it works". Yeah that message came to me immediately when I was watching this. I liked the graphics on it, the black & white style made it really cool and you can always expect sound quality and voice acting good from mvoies that David Firth makes. This is sorta a good movie, if you liked all of the stuff that Firth has made (like me).
~KrAkErZ~~~
Pwnage!
The boy got pwned! But that is quite true, there seems to be a fad and then someone abuses it. I don't happen to find that happening here. True, but funny!
Har har, har.
Reminds me of "One Better", by Les Claypool. Very good, mate. Can't wait for more Firthy submissions, for I enjoy my Firthy submissions.