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So it is. In which case, the text reads (with punctuation added for clairity):
"give us the number of votes cast for Willy, Zims competior (sic, or I can't spell, one or the other) for skool student president"
which I can't remember the answer to, because mys sister stopped watching Nickelodeon.
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How do you know that? Do you have an Irken font? If so, gimme!
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I liked Invader Zim, I'm sorry it was taken off the air. Besides Rocko's Modern Life and Ren & Stimpy, it was one of my favorite cartoons.
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I bought all three seasons on DVD for a very reasonable price. Although it's supposedly a show intended for children, in one of the first season episodes Zim uses alien technology to steal internal organs from his schoolmates. The Halloween episode was particularly demented. My kids know it as one of "Daddy's cartoons" since they're not allowed to watch it.
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Really? Jhonen Vasquez would be required mindwarping for any grubs I mind have.
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quote:Originally posted by Zefram: I bought all three seasons on DVD for a very reasonable price. Although it's supposedly a show intended for children, in one of the first season episodes Zim uses alien technology to steal internal organs from his schoolmates. The Halloween episode was particularly demented. My kids know it as one of "Daddy's cartoons" since they're not allowed to watch it.
Is that the one where he replaces their organs with electronics so that this one kid was playing with a Game Boy in his stomach? My favorite was the one where Zim kept throwing pigs back in time to screw with Dib's health to the point that Dib becomes an limbless retard. But then Zim goes to far and Dib suddenly has a robot body. I believe it ends with Zim having his brain replaced with a pig. All very family friendly.
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WHYYYYYY, PIGGY?? I LOVEDED YOU! III LOVEDED YOOOOOOOU!!
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Sorry guys, I don't have the font, just a hand drawn copy of the key I found on the web donkeys years ago. I'll scan it if anyone has a font writer, but there are some out there on the web I think.
I didn't realise that it was out on DVD! I now know how I'm spending this months paycheque.
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Someone seems to have done an Irken font, and uploaded onto this forum.
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Sweetness.
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Sweetness.
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