Thread 149373538

Ugliest art style imaginable, and still I think she's hot. Not much hotter than a bratty Stacy archetype who dresses "alt"

Biskit Twins also come to mind

>>149373538 (OP)
the voice and attitude and outfit go miles to overcome the rest

She feels like she would genuinely appreciate being shown a shitty dive or a bad band just because it's not the wilderness.

Wasn't grunge a little out of date when this was made? Was the joke that she was unable to keep up with the new trends because of her family's weird lifestyle?

>>149373912
It was just made by out of touch middle aged adults that really had no idea what was popular among teens. you could not describe to them the differences in what a teen in 1994 looked like vs a teen in 2001.

>>149373617
Anything to escape that life she's trapped in.

>>149373538 (OP)
She looks breedable

I miss Tim Curry so much bros

>>149373912
eehhh nah, 1998 wasn't post-grunge yet.

>>149374105
me too. and he aint even dead! i do not want to have a stroke..
but I will

>>149374678
I think I'll go have a stroke too

>>149374663
It was , that's when all those bands popped up with nu metal and pop punk . Grunge proper died in like 96

I've seen far uglier art styles than this. Ever heard of Big Mouth?

>>149376099
>Ever heard of Big Mouth?
Sadly.

>>149373538 (OP)
The entire point of cartooning is to communicate the idea of an image, not the image itself. You find her hot because they were able to put the idea of a flawed but desirable young woman in your mind with a few lines instead of taking a photograph of a real one. Because they rely on your imagination to fill in the gaps in their work, their image is more evocative to you because you already have an opinion of her and so your mind replaces any details they failed to express with ones that affirm your opinion of her.

>>149373538 (OP)
She's a minor you creep

>>149376633
She's legal in most places on earth.

>>149373850
Coomer vision?

>>149373538 (OP)
Klasky and Csupo got some super hot girls.
Just check Immigrants

>>149378163
>Just check Immigrants
We do every day.

>>149378258
>we
Only you, burgerkek.

>>149376633
but she's 19 in the show

>ugliest art imaginable
That's a strange word for creative.

>>149376012
Grung fashion didn't die out unil 2004 or so and even then it kinda straggled on

>>149379870
...out of ten!

>>149379870
She is? I thought she was 17 at most.

Also, how realistic is it for Eliza and Debbie to have standard American accents when they travel all over the world and have a British father?

>>149379962
Maybe "standard" was the wrong word. "Common" might've fit better.

>>149379962
Actually pretty realistic, even some Britons have shifted closer to American pronunciations due to media influence. I think the streamer Limealicious is one of the more famous examples of that, born and raised in the UK but sounds like she's from America barring only select words like grass.

>>149373617
She hates the life she lives even if she loves her family.

https://youtu.be/wLXTcNDRNaY?si=9tP3mrc3uc9khHHy

>>149379962
I think it makes a lot of sense. They travel all over the world so don't have a single place to take local reference from, their mom has an American accent, and the 80s to 90s were probably the zenith of American media dominance so that's what they would have mostly grown up with.

>>149380063
>even some Britons have shifted closer to American pronunciations due to media influence
Bullshit. Anyone who does that is putting it on. We hear US accents all the time in media, but that's been true for decades. Your accent develops from the people you communicate with day-to-day (which is why it often changes if you move regions to mimic the local one) and I have never in my life met a single fellow bong of any age who spoke with anything approaching an American accent.

>>149380428
Anon, I'm English. It's a genuine thing around London. Believe me, I'm not exactly thrilled that it's a development, but I've absolutely seen it.

>>149380428
No it's a thing with younger people and he even cited an example. Not crazy common and in my experience mostly a "children of immigrants" phenomenon though.

>>149380604
>in my experience mostly a "children of immigrants" phenomenon though.
I mean my own example has a Chinese father so you might be onto something.

>>149380587
>London
Well there's your problem, I can't say I've ever heard anything like that between Leeds and the Scottish border where I'm familiar with and travel around quite a bit. All the kids' accents are still thick as owt up 'ere. But if it is true, how the fuck does it happen? Accents are about who you communicate WITH, subconsciously mimicking the people around you so you fit in with and are understood by them. That's why they're regional. It's not about who you listen to on TV or YouTube or whatever, because you're not talking back to those people.

>>149380690
Yeah I'm from Bristol and it's a lot more notable down here. I think it's a mix of RP flattening out the accents around here more (although we're a bit of a holdout) and the fact that London has so many different peoples now it's almost become like a compromise accent. I think some of it is social isolation too, my example basically grew up as an isolated nerd and mostly spent her time with American movies and games/game translations.

>>149380293
Yes, after reflecting, I realized that her life is terrible, she has no friends, her parents work all day and her only company is her little sister who prefers to talk to animals, it is a sad and lonely life.

What would happen if she were the one who obtained the power to talk to animals?

>>149380883
Interesting. Anyway, I feel partly responsible for this off-topic drift, have some Debbie. Also
>3 different bongs in Debbie thread
Is she /argirl/ lads? She is half anglo, we claiming Debbie and letting the yanks have Eliza?