syndeyfife wrote: » Was trying to remember where I heard this question.....archer!! I'd pick the duck sized horses.
Knex. wrote: » Thank you! That was wrecking my head Absolutely love that show
syndeyfife wrote: » My friend only told me about it a few days ago, havent stopped watching it since. Absolutely hilarious! Cannot believe Im only after finding out about it
LordSmeg wrote: » What is this Archer you speak of ?
Relation to Arrested Development Jessica Walter, Jeffrey Tambor, David Cross and Judy Greer previously starred in the Fox critically acclaimed comedy series Arrested Development. Since both shows largely revolve around feuds and rivalry disputes between family members, Archer has been described by its creator, Adam Reed, as "James Bond meets Arrested Development".[23] There are also notable similarities between the characters played by Greer, Walter and Tambor. Of particular note is Archer's relationship with his mother, which parallels somewhat Buster Bluth's relationship with Lucille Bluth, including the fact that both son's refer to her as 'Mother.' and are still under great parental influence as adults. Judy Greer's character is a "lovelorn secretary",[24] Walter is the wealth-wielding matriarch and Tambor, while not the husband, is her long-lost passion interest and possibly Sterling's biological father as well (which is similar to Tambor's secondary role on Arrested Development, Oscar).[25] Both shows also frequently use callbacks and catchphrases. Walter stated in an interview that she became interested in "Archer" after her manager saw the pilot script describing Malory as "Think Jessica Walter in Arrested Development" and sent her the script.[26] The show also makes reference to past work by the actors as well. In the episode "Jeu Monegasque", Malory tells the hotel concierge, "This isn't my first Grand Prix, you know", referencing Walter's role in Grand Prix. Further, in the Season 1 episode, "Killing Utne," when Malory complains about her relationship with her unseen neighbour Trudy Beekman, Archer remarks that she does not get along with her neighbors anywhere, a reference to Walter's character's adversarial relationship with her neighbor Lucille Austero in Arrested Development.
OMARS_COMING_ wrote: » lol this is a fantastic question,how did you come up with it? serious
Micky Dolenz wrote: » Give me the giant duck. I've always wanted to ride a duck.
Dangerous Man wrote: » You have to tilt your screen to see it.
poisonated wrote: » 10 duck sized horses cause then I could just stand on them and crush them. I can't tilt my screen cause I'm using a college PC in the library, it would look very odd!
Dromornithids were part of the Australian megafauna. One species, Dromornis stirtoni, was 3 m (9.8 ft) tall and may have been the largest bird that ever lived. ... The massive, crushing beaks of some species suggest that at least some members of the family were a combination of carnivorous predators and scavengers (much like today's hyenas) ... The latest idea on dromornithid relationships, based on details of the skull, is that they evolved early in the lineage that includes waterfowl. ... Bullockornis planei (the Demon Duck of Doom) ... biomechanical analysis of the attachments and presumed sizes of the muscles suggest that dromornithids might have been able to run much faster than originally thought, making up for their less than ideal form with brute strength. ... Cave paintings thought to depict this bird are known, as are carved footprints larger than those considered to represent emus. At Cuddie Springs, Genyornis bones have been excavated in association with human artifacts.
