Bile Fascination/Quotes
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For it's an Orwellian quirk of this country that we are extremely fond of our heritage of bloody murder, the gore of yore, the poisonings, bodysnatchings, and slit throats of a reassuringly long time ago.
—David Stubbs, The Guide, issue 28th Jan-3rd Feb
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And yet I cannot not watch it. May God have mercy on us all.
—Dr. Paul Armstrong, The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra
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"Holy crap... That sounds just disgusting enough to loop back around on itself and become awesome again!"
—Tony, Real Life Comics
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"You want to see something that's like really seriously disturbing and that nobody in their right mind would want to look at? You're on the internet so I guess the answer is probably yes."
—Ariella Rasputin Wallflower, The Wallflower Report
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The Donkey Kong cartoon is hard to find, and many people have been wondering how it measures up against time. Not well. In fact, Saturday Supercade as a whole was terrible -- it has to be said. Fortunately, bad cartoons are more fun to write about than good ones.
—Peter Paltridge in his article about the original Donkey Kong cartoon
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"It's so horrible! Yet I stare perversely fascinated."
—Peter Puppy from the Earthworm Jim cartoon episode, The Anti-Fish
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"I'm conditioned to turn away from the computer at this point, but I've gotta keep watching."
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Statler: This show is awful! |
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"I'm actually enjoying this and it deeply disturbs me."
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Becky: I'm disgusted and repulsed and I can't... look... away.
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jenny x: This is creepy, terrible and amazing at the same time |
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When I see a story from the Washington Post online, I think of the line from the "X Files" TV show: "The truth is out there," and I add, "but not here." Still I read anyway, as I would rubberneck any trainwreck. — Don Surber, Here comes feminist science.
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