STOP MOTION ROCKS!

Is that kind of language really necessary or appropriate on Swap-bot?

fuck yeah!

Does the Brothers Quay count as stop motion?

@AndrewLips Please do not use that language when speaking to me. Not ever!

That fatherfucking language is a fuck-ton of appropriate. Especially for flakers.

@Gofeen Swapbot isn't just for Hello Kitty and recipe swaps. If you don't like the language @AndrewLips uses, then you don't need to participate in the swap. Maybe it's excessive, but we're all adults and we're allowed to express ourselves as we desire.

We're all adults here. If you don't like the language... move on. Stop motion is awesome. I always like finding more really good videos.

I won't ;articipatew in the swap but I came across the bad language because I trustingly clicked on the swap title in the new swaps list to find out what it was about and consequently read the language. If we are as staed abouve all adults and allowed to express ourselves as desired (which by the way is NOT the way swap-bot always works) then we are also responsible for what we say and for anyone reading it who accidentally stumbles upon it. Put that language in the swap title and I would absolutely move on without clicking on it but I am not happy at finding after I clicked on the title. I will say no more.

Brothers Quay is stop motion! yeah! I'm not going to censor myself for anyone. If I want to say fuck I'll say fuck. Swap-Bot is for over 18s. Unless you live in a tiny little bubble, you hear swearing every day. It's impossible to ignore or pretend it doesn't happen. This website isn't for non-swearing persons only. It's for everyone. That fact people make such a big deal out of swearing is what makes it such a big deal. If people didn't make it out to be such a big thing, it would be just as normal as saying "damn", "sugar", "dammit", "christ!", "bugger", or even "bread"

and if that doesn't make sense, listen to Stephen Fry

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSQmk6gGTcE

and here

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_osQvkeNRM

Pft. A lot of adults (and even children) these days use that kind of language. There's no law against it, and it wasn't excessive, so if you don't like it, move on. ldo.

I really don't want anyone to pick on Gofeen (not that i'm saying anyone is right now, i just don't want her to feel like we are bullying her). Some of us choose to swear, some don't. I don't swear my mouth off at kids parties or funerals, i can even go a whole day without saying a swear word (believe it or not!). I just. Well, I don't see it as such a big deal as others do. Maybe thats to do with generation gaps.

Yeah. but Gofeen is right. It would have been much better if the "fuck" was in the title. Like: "I Fucking Love Stop Motion!" Just to let people know what they are getting into. Because the language in that last sentence was such a big deal.

I used to get mad at people for trying to censor me, because just like they are offended by my language, I'm offended by people trying to impose their morals on me. But getting mad at them was only making it worse. Live and let live.

The swearing in the discription made me smile. It implies motion and enthusiasm that other words can't.

The comments here put this song into my head. It doesn't have the f-word in it but it does have the s-word. Very funny.

mutha ukers

Hi,

I love stop motion and I have done up 2 vids myself. Could I post those 2 links up? =)

yes!