Cracked.com beat them to this a long ass time ago. Funny, but their literary examples of "Twilighting" up the lore of other stuff (Werewlves, Frankenstein, etc.) we just comedy gold.
Ninja'd. I'm scared already.Agent Larkin said:Dear god there's a The Dutch 2?
The Dutch 1 was terrifying enough.
Also one hell of a stinger as usual.
I'll up you one: The same scenario, but a dramatic Twist! He's not into her at all! Le gasp! And by the resolution, he's still not into her, finding her to be clingy and annoying, and he instead dates her arch-nemesis (because clearly all girls have an arch-nemesis in highschool), because she's carefree, aloof, and doesn't get hung up in shallow crap. The girl goes on to college, having only a few friends, and ends up knocking boots with some random guys in her dorm in an attempt to move past the guy. Spoiler, she eventually settles with her average friend, figuring that each other would be the best they'll ever get.J03bot said:OT: I've got one - Ok- so a girl moves to a new school. She's scared and vulnerable. She meets a young, handsome boy and falls in love with him. But it turns out... He's a regular human being!
Bella...Stay away...Don't Cross The border....jcb1337 said:I still think the burrito idea would work better than Cthulu. Great call. Now instead of young girls being obsessed with fake vampires and being subjected to odd marital relationship metaphors, they'll just be giving more business to Taco Bell. They'll need all the help they can get in the Food Wars, you know.
The trailer for The Dutch 2 is just 3 minutes of Adam shouting "The Dutch, again! [http://loadingreadyrun.com/videos/view/296/The-Dutch/QT]" (sorry for the QuickTime link, the Flash version from Revver doesn't seem to want to load).Agent Larkin said:Dear god there's a The Dutch 2?
The Dutch 1 was terrifying enough.
Also one hell of a stinger as usual.
Excellent. Get two token gay characters in there, who eventually get together themselves, and we'll be rich!BehattedWanderer said:I'll admit, it had me laughing. Though, one contention--Chipotle is more Tex-Mex than Mexican. But still--Canada gets the delicious Tex-Mex Burritos before El Paso does? Dammit, desert city, you're in Texas with a Mexican culture! You should have pioneered that deliciousness!
And now I want to travel the three hours to the nearest Chipotle. Dang.
I'll up you one: The same scenario, but a dramatic Twist! He's not into her at all! Le gasp! And by the resolution, he's still not into her, finding her to be clingy and annoying, and he instead dates her arch-nemesis (because clearly all girls have an arch-nemesis in highschool), because she's carefree, aloof, and doesn't get hung up in shallow crap. The girl goes on to college, having only a few friends, and ends up knocking boots with some random guys in her dorm in an attempt to move past the guy. Spoiler, she eventually settles with her average friend, figuring that each other would be the best they'll ever get.J03bot said:OT: I've got one - Ok- so a girl moves to a new school. She's scared and vulnerable. She meets a young, handsome boy and falls in love with him. But it turns out... He's a regular human being!
Havn't you just sumerised any old generic american rom-com? Well, the high-school setting being subjective?J03bot said:Excellent. Get two token gay characters in there, who eventually get together themselves, and we'll be rich!BehattedWanderer said:I'll admit, it had me laughing. Though, one contention--Chipotle is more Tex-Mex than Mexican. But still--Canada gets the delicious Tex-Mex Burritos before El Paso does? Dammit, desert city, you're in Texas with a Mexican culture! You should have pioneered that deliciousness!
And now I want to travel the three hours to the nearest Chipotle. Dang.
I'll up you one: The same scenario, but a dramatic Twist! He's not into her at all! Le gasp! And by the resolution, he's still not into her, finding her to be clingy and annoying, and he instead dates her arch-nemesis (because clearly all girls have an arch-nemesis in highschool), because she's carefree, aloof, and doesn't get hung up in shallow crap. The girl goes on to college, having only a few friends, and ends up knocking boots with some random guys in her dorm in an attempt to move past the guy. Spoiler, she eventually settles with her average friend, figuring that each other would be the best they'll ever get.J03bot said:OT: I've got one - Ok- so a girl moves to a new school. She's scared and vulnerable. She meets a young, handsome boy and falls in love with him. But it turns out... He's a regular human being!
To round out and freely abuse the spectrum of political nonsense, one of them should be a popular minority, and the other should be a minority among minorities, like Dutch-Hawaiian, with daddy issues. I see this working.J03bot said:Excellent. Get two token gay characters in there, who eventually get together themselves, and we'll be rich!BehattedWanderer said:I'll admit, it had me laughing. Though, one contention--Chipotle is more Tex-Mex than Mexican. But still--Canada gets the delicious Tex-Mex Burritos before El Paso does? Dammit, desert city, you're in Texas with a Mexican culture! You should have pioneered that deliciousness!
And now I want to travel the three hours to the nearest Chipotle. Dang.
I'll up you one: The same scenario, but a dramatic Twist! He's not into her at all! Le gasp! And by the resolution, he's still not into her, finding her to be clingy and annoying, and he instead dates her arch-nemesis (because clearly all girls have an arch-nemesis in highschool), because she's carefree, aloof, and doesn't get hung up in shallow crap. The girl goes on to college, having only a few friends, and ends up knocking boots with some random guys in her dorm in an attempt to move past the guy. Spoiler, she eventually settles with her average friend, figuring that each other would be the best they'll ever get.J03bot said:OT: I've got one - Ok- so a girl moves to a new school. She's scared and vulnerable. She meets a young, handsome boy and falls in love with him. But it turns out... He's a regular human being!
A devout pastafarian Dutch-Hawaiian with some form of sympathy-inducing disability, and daddy issues. Now we have potential for a spin-off, too!BehattedWanderer said:To round out and freely abuse the spectrum of political nonsense, one of them should be a popular minority, and the other should be a minority among minorities, like Dutch-Hawaiian, with daddy issues. I see this working.J03bot said:Excellent. Get two token gay characters in there, who eventually get together themselves, and we'll be rich!BehattedWanderer said:I'll admit, it had me laughing. Though, one contention--Chipotle is more Tex-Mex than Mexican. But still--Canada gets the delicious Tex-Mex Burritos before El Paso does? Dammit, desert city, you're in Texas with a Mexican culture! You should have pioneered that deliciousness!
And now I want to travel the three hours to the nearest Chipotle. Dang.
I'll up you one: The same scenario, but a dramatic Twist! He's not into her at all! Le gasp! And by the resolution, he's still not into her, finding her to be clingy and annoying, and he instead dates her arch-nemesis (because clearly all girls have an arch-nemesis in highschool), because she's carefree, aloof, and doesn't get hung up in shallow crap. The girl goes on to college, having only a few friends, and ends up knocking boots with some random guys in her dorm in an attempt to move past the guy. Spoiler, she eventually settles with her average friend, figuring that each other would be the best they'll ever get.J03bot said:OT: I've got one - Ok- so a girl moves to a new school. She's scared and vulnerable. She meets a young, handsome boy and falls in love with him. But it turns out... He's a regular human being!