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cognitivedissonance - 2007-08-28

And Mel Blanc was but weeks away from death.

*sigh*


oswaldtheluckyrabbit - 2007-08-28

Wait, how exactly did he trick Fred?


futurebot - 2007-08-28

WITH FLOW


Knuckles - 2007-08-28

Why are so many cereal commercials about preventing people from eating cereal?


Xiphias - 2007-08-28

It's one of the two Comedic Archetypes present in this commercial: Denial. It's no coincidence that all of Seinfeld involved the cast trying to get their show made, only to fail. They get a deal, and the show ends with one final denial. Or take any teen sex romp - trying to get laid and failing.

The other Comedic Archetypes in this cartoon is Deception. The character creates repeated lies only to have the entire structure crash down around them.


Quad9Damage - 2007-12-20

Actually, no. At this point in the Flintstones chronology, the minerals necessary to make "Fruity Pebbles" are buried deep beneath the earth's surface, almost impossible to mine out without pain and/or death. Only the wealthy and privileged can enjoy the delicious taste of "Fruity Pebbles" cereal. It isn't until a meteor collides with the planet and kills off all the household appliances that these minerals are forced out of the ground. After the Flintstone and Rubble families survive the ensuing ice age and wrestle control of Bedrock away from the mysterious Mr. Post (which is revealed to be a freakish mutated hybrid of Dino and Mr. Slate- see the "Return of Fred" story arc), everyone can sit down and enjoy the cereal together.


VoilaIntruder - 2008-06-10

spoiler alert much, quad9? The rest of the series is RUINED.


teethsalad - 2007-08-28

my brother rapped this for years after it stopped airing

he's kind of a mongoloid


Camonk - 2007-08-28

An awesome mongoloid.

All I sing is the fruity pebbles christmas song.


Westward - 2007-08-29

HO, HO-HO I'm HUH, HUH-HUNGRY


baleen - 2007-08-28


Whenever I attempt to free style rap this song always comes out instead. I'm just that good.


Jingoro - 2007-08-28

And I thought it was just me.


Caminante Nocturno - 2007-08-28

Have you ever tried walking into a stranger's house in the middle of breakfast and rapping like this? Usually, they get very angry, and they hardly ever let their guard down long enough for you to steal their cereal.


Roachbud - 2007-08-28

I thougt Fred Flinstone and Barney Rubble were supposed to be friends, but Fred wouldn't even give him some crappy cereal. My faith in humanity is shatttered.


Quad9Damage - 2007-08-28

Santa Claus once convinced them to share.


futurebot - 2007-08-28

Santa did the same thing for Cookie Crisp's Cookie Crook. Speaking of which, I have a clip to submit.


Adramelech - 2007-08-29

I never understood why these commercials turned Barney into some wacky trickster like the friggin' Hamburglar.


Bort - 2008-09-01

It happened sometimes in the original cartoon that Barney would be out of work, and Wilma would discover that the Rubbles hadn't had a square meal in weeks.


SharoKham - 2007-08-29

Hey Stopheles, has a real rapper ever uttered the phrase "And I'm here to say?" If so, who was first, when was it first used for ironic/comedy rap, and how long ago did it become hilariously played out?


Hooper_X - 2007-08-29

That was pretty much exactly what I was thinking watching this. "My name is (x) and I'm here to say..." is perhaps the most wack-ass intro in hip-hop history. It is only used by middle aged white dudes trying to write a COOL RAPPER.


Hooper_X - 2007-08-29

I'll be damned. Apparently Miss Chiquita Banana innovated that rhyme way back in 1944.

http://ask.metafilter.com/42253/Who-first-rapped-my-name-is-an d-Im-here-to-say


Rodents of Unusual Size - 2007-08-29

So...he enjoys eating something named after his daughter...


baleen - 2007-08-29


Fishy Dribbles.


Stupid Lisa Garbage Face - 2007-08-29

Barney is an asshole


coprolalia - 2007-08-29

It's kind of weird not having the Flintstones around anymore. It's one of those things you just assumed would be there forever.


FABIO2 - 2008-01-30

It's kind of AWESOME you mean. Not only was our generation subjected to it, but with fewer channels it was often the ONLY thing on.


There is no such thing as a good Hannah Barbara cartoon.


Spastic Avenger - 2008-02-24

Tom and Jerry?


Nikon - 2011-09-06

Space Ghost C2C is pretty awesome.


fun nugget - 2008-04-15

FLAVA FLAAAAAV!


Cleaner82 - 2008-05-21

I saw this when it first aired. Really, honestly, I didn't think it was odd at all.


kingofthenothing - 2009-04-02

I can't remember half the weird stuff in commercials. I always wonder why Lucky is running from some kids who are after his charms, and why he always needs the power of some new marshmallow to help him out. "Oh yeah, a balloon, cause now he can fly and get away from those kids." And it's always different kids. Sure, they go affirmative action with it and keep it a little bit of everything, but it's different kids. Is he killing them? Is he laying down traps for cereal hungry youth? Maybe the whole series of commercias are about how he finds new and clever ways to kill children across the globe and he needs your help to do it.


Nikon - 2011-09-10

Lucky could always ask his cousin from the Leprechaun movies to deal with those kids.


dead_cat - 2011-03-15

If Fred's that credulous a person after all these years of Barney trying to get his breakfast, what else is he being tricked out of?


Nikon - 2011-09-07

Maybe it's like a prehistoric version of the Room, where his best friend (Barney) and his wife are both betraying him.


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