YouTube or, I suppose, anywhere you can bung video footage up.

Yeah, basic gist is, get loads of old Warner Bros. RoadRunner cartoons
and overdub a variety of one-syllable word pairs for each "beep beep"
then see how it affects Wile-E-Coyote's responses within the narrative
texture of the cartoon.

This is a retake of a fairly bog standard exercise in some media-
production circles whereby footage is viewed against a variety of
different soundtracks.

Suggested phonemes might be "Fuck" and "off", or "chase" and "me", or
"love" and "light", or "rain" and "shine" or "road" and "run" - or
whatever.

G DAEB
COPYRIGHT (C) 2008 SIPSTON
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On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 17:07:06 -0800 (PST), FCS
 wrote:

>YouTube or, I suppose, anywhere you can bung video footage up.
>
>Yeah, basic gist is, get loads of old Warner Bros. RoadRunner cartoons
>and overdub a variety of one-syllable word pairs for each "beep beep"
>then see how it affects Wile-E-Coyote's responses within the narrative
>texture of the cartoon.
>
>This is a retake of a fairly bog standard exercise in some media-
>production circles whereby footage is viewed against a variety of
>different soundtracks.
>
>Suggested phonemes might be "Fuck" and "off", or "chase" and "me", or
>"love" and "light", or "rain" and "shine" or "road" and "run" - or
>whatever.
>
>G DAEB
>COPYRIGHT (C) 2008 SIPSTON

Better idea. Why not stuff a gerbil up your arse on camera to prove
the internet naysayers wrong?