Eric Jacobus Wrote:Back in 2001 we grabbed my buddy's VHS-C camera and made this short film called "The Civic" in my hometown of Redding, CA. We were just a bunch of Hong Kong film fans who wanted to make cool action movies. This is what started The Stunt People, and the rest is history!

According to Mr. Jacobus

0:00 I was 18 years old when we made this
0:01 I can't remember the name of this song, but the old wav file I have says "Final Cut"
0:23 VHS capture on a Hauppauge USB recorder, streaming off my VCR.
0:27 I had taken 2 months of Karate at a mall. That's all the experience I had.
0:29 Breaking the 180 degree rule all over the place
0:42 This was my specialty: dropping from high places
0:45 Chelsea staying busy waiting for me to drop on him
0:50 "Auto Tracking" - I couldn't get my VCR to stop saying this on the final shot, so we left it in. I almost became the title!

Toy Galaxy Wrote:Cadillacs and Dinosaurs is an American-Canadian animated television series produced by De Souza Productions, Galaxy Films and Nelvana, which aired on CBS Kids in the United States from 1993 to 1994, lasting for one season of 13 episodes.

Cadillacs and Dinosaurs was based on the 1987-1996 comic book known originally as Xenozoic Tales. The show was created by screenwriter Steven E. de Souza, who acquired the TV rights after producing the Capcom video game Cadillacs and Dinosaurs.

Lachkick Memes Wrote:Statement for international viewers:


Background: This boy is an Afghan who has his family in Pakistan. In Pakistan, he and his friends / family visit a burger restaurant in which a camera team from a news channel happens to be filming a documentary or something similar about the store.
Then he is interviewed and asked to give his opinion on the shop. Before that, he and his friends / family had eaten the burgers and noticed that the burgers didn't taste good.
Then he said in the interview: “I came all the way from Germany, just for this delicious burger, with all my friends. And in Germany we say "Vallah der Burger hat nicht geschmeckt" ", which means" I swear to god this burger was awful "in German.
So here he is talking badly to the store on TV without them noticing. Instead, the TV team thinks he only said positive things in German, which is why they broadcast his interview! I hope I could help you