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[Nekoteo]

yksi parhaista naruto amv:stä

Translator?! =O

"One of the best Naruto AMVs."

Not mine, though. I don't use finnish in quick comments.

Sure you don't...

Lol jk thx for the translate.

[Lockstock]

2006-05-29 15:07:08
Stop sucking cock already. JESUS CHRIST. 5/5

2006-02-14 04:21:18
ACEN!?!?!?!?! :O !?!!?!

2006-11-26 11:39:30
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acen...? O:

[Voices_Of_Ryan]

I've umm... Had some strange videos... and even better comments : ).

the movie seems kind of lame. I didn't understand how Amy came back at all, either.

^ neither does anyone else, don't feel bad.

this video rock and roll!!!!!!!!!!!

God, there's just...

I'm sorry but I cant remember it.

I'd almost feel like he or she could go and rewatch it, if I could remember the video myself.

[Darius GQ]

As a pet of Quma, Dolfini is always out practicing her flying. She uses her little parasol as a temporary aid, waiting for the day that she will be able to take to the skies on her own. When Dolfini was very young, she saw a rocket ship blast through the sky above her head and was told that the rocket was her mother. Ever since then, Dolfini has been practicing to fly so that she can join her long lost mother in the skies. No one has had the heart to tell the little girl from the seas of Pangya that her kind are not able to fly. But Dolfini is just such a sweetheart and so loveable, that being with her will simply melt your worries away.

[Szwagier]

As a pet of Quma, Dolfini is always out practicing her flying. She uses her little parasol as a temporary aid, waiting for the day that she will be able to take to the skies on her own. When Dolfini was very young, she saw a rocket ship blast through the sky above her head and was told that the rocket was her mother. Ever since then, Dolfini has been practicing to fly so that she can join her long lost mother in the skies. No one has had the heart to tell the little girl from the seas of Pangya that her kind are not able to fly. But Dolfini is just such a sweetheart and so loveable, that being with her will simply melt your worries away.

I've just received one in set with yours :]

TitanBoo is a friendly forest giant who has the magical ability to talk to trees. He is from the industrial area of Ventus, where his clan (the Titans) makes all the Wingtross items and clubs. Ventus is where Sepia Wind and Windhill are located on the island of Pangya. TitanBoo can draw the powers from the forest around him and grant some of their abilities to those he caddies for. This power makes TitanBoo a great asset to have on your side.

[Kevmaster]

2006-11-26 11:39:30
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That one made me laugh XD

[Kitsuner]

As a pet of Quma, Dolfini is always out practicing her flying. She uses her little parasol as a temporary aid, waiting for the day that she will be able to take to the skies on her own. When Dolfini was very young, she saw a rocket ship blast through the sky above her head and was told that the rocket was her mother. Ever since then, Dolfini has been practicing to fly so that she can join her long lost mother in the skies. No one has had the heart to tell the little girl from the seas of Pangya that her kind are not able to fly. But Dolfini is just such a sweetheart and so loveable, that being with her will simply melt your worries away.

[masterGT]

2007-02-15 10:18:09: d

[Jebadia]

2007-03-04 21:29:32
dongs

[Koopiskeva]

# 2007-03-14 17:17:56 * Douglas Yancey Funnie: The protagonist and main character in Doug: The Series (1991-1994) and Disney's Doug (1996-1999). An outgoing daydreamer with a good heart and a love for writing (left handed), music (specifically his favorite band, The Beets), and of course, his crush Patti Mayonnaise. Often is writing his thoughts in his journal, which he lost in one episode. Has some alter-egos. They are: a superhero named Quailman (sort of a mixed spoof of Superman and Batman), explorer Race Canyon (spoof of Indiana Jones), Durango Doug, and Agent 000 Smash Adams (spoof of Agent 007 James Bond). Doug was voiced by Billy West (1991-1994: The Series), and Tom McHugh (1996-1999: Disney's Doug). Mosquito "Skeeter" Valentine: Doug's best friend, he is rather off-beat and is famous in both versions of the series for his "honk honk" sound. Skeeter is from a blue-skinned family who lives in Bluffington. His dad has a foul temper but slow vocabulary , his mother is kind-hearted and rather meek, and he has a mischievous two-year old brother named Dale who once gave Doug a hard time when he babysat him. He also had an on-again/off-again relationship with rich girl Beebe Bluff and a crush on a girl by the name of Loretta. Skeeter helps Doug order from the popular Bluffington restaurant The Honker Burger (later demolished) in the series premiere (resulting in their friendship), and later helps him to learn to dance. He has a superhero alter ego by the name of Silver Skeeter, based on The Silver Surfer from Marvel, who helps Quailman, Doug's superhero alter ego, in several situations. It is revealed that Skeeter is a genius, gaining the respect of geeky twins Al and Moo Sleech. He is very laid-back and willing to take any situation in stride. His hobbies include air guitar, listening to The Beets, and hanging at the Honker Burger. It is often speculated by fans and critics of the show that Skeeter was African-American (due to his facial features), despite his blue skin. Skeeter was voiced by Fred Newman. Patti Mayonnaise : The girl on whom Doug has a crush. She has orange skin and blond hair and is apparently from the South, as she has a distinct Southern accent. She seemed to like Doug to a certain degree throughout the series, but it was previously unknown whether or not she reciprocated his feelings. Her father, Chad, is confinded to a wheelchair and her mother is deceased, as it is learned in the episode where Doug causes her old house to cave in by throwing rocks at it. In some episodes of Disney's Doug, she has a superheroic persona called Supersport. Patti was voiced by Constance Shulman. Roger Klotz : He is a typical wrong-side-of-the-tracks bully. Lived with his divorced mother and beloved cat, Stinky, in a trailer park, but they became rich in the Disney version. He and his mother both have green skin. He is in love with Doug's older sister, Judy. Roger was voiced by Billy West (1991-1994: The Series) and Chris Phillips (1996-1999: Disney's Doug). He's occasionally a friend of Doug in some episodes but is still bullying him every now and then. Porkchop : Doug's canine companion. He has anthropomorphic qualities but is still just a "normal" dog (similar to the appearances of Snowy in the French-Belgian comic book series The Adventures of Tintin and Pluto in various Disney animated cartoons), but his anthropomorphic characteristics might have been derived from Snoopy from Peanuts comic strips and animated cartoons. He had a doghouse in the backyard that was shaped like an igloo, in the Disney version it was a teepee. Porkchop's typical dog sounds were provided by Fred Newman. Beebe Bluff : A purple-skinned spoiled; and a friend of Patti's, Doug's, and Skeeter's. She has an on-again/off-again relationship with Doug's best friend, Skeeter. She was the daughter of Bill Bluff, who was a rich businessman and descendant of Bluffington's founder, Thaddeus Bluff. Her mother owned the town's local ballet company. Her rich family made her somewhat spoiled, and a bit of a snob and a complainer. Her father funded the middle school where the students went, and not surprisingly he named it after her (Beebe Bluff Middle School), which was shaped like Beebe's head from an aerial view. She is often compared to a modern day Veruca Salt. Beebe was voiced by Alice Playten. Judith Anastasia Funnie : Doug's tan-skinned, beatnik/performance artist sister. Eventually becomes more mellowed out and relaxed in Disney's Doug. Judy was voiced by Becca Lish. Theda Funnie : Doug and Judy's mother. She is the common housewife but is also a working mom on some occasions. She has pink skin and tends to be very meek-mannered. However, in one episode, she upbraids Mayor White at a town meeting on the issue of litter in Bluffington. Theda was voiced by Becca Lish. Phil Funnie : Doug and Judy's father who is a department store photographer. He's outgoing and friendly, but also a bit nerdish, and a bit of a schmo. He has orange skin and is famous for giving advice and other lines throughout the series one of which is "The Ol' Funnie Fireball". He is also known for getting to play with (the best band ever) the Beets. Phil was voiced by Doug Preis. Bud Dink : Doug's spendthrift neighbor, whom Doug often turns to for advice. Known for his obnoxious Goofy-esque laugh and frequent new purchases of strange devices, always commenting that they were "very expensive." Also was Doug's scoutmaster for many episodes. He has purple skin. "Dink" comes from the acronym "Dual Income, No Kids" which fits this family perfectly. Mr. Dink was voiced by Fred Newman. Tippingdale "Tippy" Dink: Mr. Dink's wife, and later the (first-ever on the series) female Mayor of Bluffington. She is a slow talker, known for her sarcasm and deadpan reactions to her husband's stupidity. However, when Doug aired on ABC, her attitude changed. She is more active after defeating Bob White in an election for mayor of Bluffington and her deadpan reactions are far less frequent. Like her husband, Mrs. Dink has purple skin. Mrs. Dink was voiced by Doris Belack. Cleopatra Dirtbike Funnie : Doug's baby sister. Born on the Disney version, she has Caucasian-toned skin like Doug. Her name comes from a humorous series of events in the Christmas episode she was born in. Doug was checking his christmas list and Judy questioned what he was looking at. He says they are name suggestions for the baby but Judy snatches the list and makes fun of the "names"(one of which was dirtbike) then sarcastically makes theatrically relevant suggestions(one of which was Cleopatra). At the end of the episode when the baby has been born, their mother(who was present during the argument) tells the siblings that she took a name suggestion from each of them. Cleopatra's vocal effects were provided by Fred Newman. Mrs. Wingo : Doug's green-skinned elementary school teacher. Mrs. Wingo was voiced by Doris Belack. Stinky : Roger's spoiled pink female cat. Originally thought to be male, but then had kittens. Stinky's typical cat sounds were provided by Fred Newman. William Bluff III : The richest man in town, father of Beebe, and descendant of the town founder. Mr. Bluff was voiced by Doug Preis. Robert "Bob" White : The former mayor of Bluffington, who later becomes the middle school principal. Constantly asserting "Vote for Me!" even to elementary schoolers. Bob was voiced by Greg Lee. William "Willie" White : the ex-mayor's son and member of Roger's gang. Willie was voiced by Doug Preis. Albert "Al" Sleech and Moose "Moo" Sleech : Genius, yet socially inept twin brothers. Their father runs a bakery, and they have a dog named Cosmos. Both Al and Moo are voiced by Eddie Korbich. Mr. Lamar Bone : The assistant principal at Bluffington School with a strong sense of authority. He is known to carry around a thick hardcover book on school code containing hundreds of thousands of rules, the vast majority of them seemingly pointless and silly. He is quick to punish without a thorough investigation, and is an avid yodeller (because of this he is an object of ridicule, particularly by Roger Klotz and his gang). He seems to have a taste for prunes, and is the inspiration of the Rulemeister, one of Quailman's (Doug Funnie's alter-ego) nemeses. He has a nephew named Percy Femur. In one episode, he changed his name to Mr. T-Bone. His voice uncannily resembles that of Don Knotts, as voiced by Doug Preis. Mr. Buttsavitch : the "never-seen" elementary school principal. Was seen as a giant floating head in one episode though, in a similar fashion to The Wizard of Oz. Much kinder in the sequence than his subordinate, Mr. Bone. Grandma Opal : Doug's maternal grandmother, who seems to be divorced or widowed. She also owns a motorcycle and might be in a biker gang. She is remembered for introducing her grandson to the Japanese delicacy of sushi, of which he was originally skeptical. She also indicates that at one time she was quite popular. Is thought to be based off the Grandma character from the Garfield comic strip. Grandma Funnie : Doug's paternal grandmother, who also appears to be divorced or widowed. She is a stereotypical kind grandmother who often spoils Doug with food. She lives by the philosophy that "simple is best" though her exact phrasing of this belief is absurdly convoluted. Boomer Bledsoe : A member of Roger's gang. Is nice to Doug in some episodes. Boomer was voiced by Chris Phillips. Ned Cauphee : a member of Roger's gang. Has 25 brothers. He once lived with the Funnie family for a brief time when his house was burned down. Has a hidden talent for playing the piano. Larry : the leader of a group of audio-visual nerds. Larry was voiced by Steve Higgins (1991-1994: The Series) and Chris Phillips (1996-1999: Disney's Doug). Skunky Beaumont : Often mentioned in the Nick version as a troublemaker, but never appeared in the series. He first appeared in the Disney version, where he is portrayed as a Jeff Spicolli-esque "dude." Says the word "torque" as an adjective and sounds as if he's stoned or high. Chalky Studebaker : A friend of Doug's who is a jock and all-around talented kid, although he was under tremendous pressure to match the accomplishments of his older brother, who had amassed a very large trophy collection. This caused Chalky to cheat off of Doug in a particular episode. Chalky was voiced by Doug Preis. Connie Benge : Connie is a sweet, naïve, and overweight girl in Nick version while she is a slimmer, obnoxious Courtney Love-esque singer and songwriter in Disney version. Seems to have a small crush on Doug. In the Disney version, has a crush on Roger, which is ironic since in the Nick version she had a great dislike for Roger, even going as far as to punching him in the gut in the episode Doug Throws A Party after a game of Truth or Dare goes wrong. Connie was voiced by Becca Lish. Fentruck Stimel : A foreign exchange student from the fictional country of Yakistonia. Doesn't make much prominence until the Disney version. In the Disney Christmas episode, he thinks Christmas is Halloween and that Halloween is Easter. Coach Spitz : Only appeared in a few episodes; he was a chauvinistic baseball coach who rejected females from baseball teams. Coach Spitz was voiced by Jeff Bergman. Percy Femur : The nephew of Mr. Bone, Percy is a tall, mean, and tough student who constantly bullied Roger until he was sent back to his old school (with the help of Doug). He makes small roles in the series and seems to be somewhat of a decent athlete. Mr. Shellacky : The Richard Simmons-esque guidance counselor of Doug's school in the original series. One example of his solutions for a problem is "take two hugs with a big glass of courage". Often wears a sweater that says "Hug Me". He is often obsessed with boosting confidence in order to solve problems, such as in the Troublemaker episode, where his solutions include getting Doug to "tell that troublemaker to flee, flee, flee" and associating Doug's middle name, Yancey, with the good Doug. He uses a lot of immature phrases such as in the Career Day episode where he tells Doug he recieved the wrong career because "It seems Mr. Computer had a little tummy ache." Mr. Swirly : The local ice cream and candy salesman in the original series. It was once discovered that cement was being poured into his candy, thus making his candy unpopular. It was later fixed. Mr. Swirly is often seen in his costume with a head shaped like an ice cream cone. Doug saved Student Government Day by suggesting that Mr. Swirly let the chocolate chips, which were about to hit the ice cream factory cooling fans, hit the fan, thus turning them into chocolate Swirlies (Doug's favorite). In the Disney version, Mr. Swirly sets up a local restaurant called "Swirly's" where the kids all hang out, since at this time, the Honker Burger has been sold. ...Now onto the AMV. It was good. 5'd.