7 mo. ago • 94%

Hilarious 😂

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I'm actually surprised so many people outside of italy know about la linea, i guess it being basically a mute cartoon allowed it to spread since you didn't need to translate it. But still, its nice to see

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- According to Wikipedia it was shown in over 50 countries and won prizes outside Italy.
  
  I loved it as a kid but somehow always thought it was originally French. Thanks for telling the original name.
  
  Edit: Here's a compilation (merely 4.5 hrs): https://piped.video/watch?v=ZAqy6w1itH0
  
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  The la for poating. Very interesting the intro to whose line is it anyway posted by someone else here is identical. Total inspiration or I guess rip off. Makes me wonder, can drawing style be copyrighted? 🤔🤔
  
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- These use to be on CBC when I was really young.
  
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- didnt it talk in muffled horn sounds
  
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  Its actually a type of grammelot (yes it has an actual name) with lombard dialect words mixed in
  
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- Im from germany and I didn't even knew that its from italy haha
  
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- It was in mobile network adverts in Poland if I remember correctly
  
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- I watched it on national TV as a kid in Iran
  
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Fond childhood memories of that little dude.

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Hi. Is this stick still available?

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I wanna say somewhere in the Attic of my memory I have seen this before, but not sure where. Only thing I can think of is the accountant in the pixar movie Soul. It's that it? Or what's the reference?

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- "La linea" by Cavandoli. You can find it on YouTube. It's an old cartoon. Like black and white TV old.
  
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- I think is shopped onto an old demotivational poster that had the caption "not my job".
  
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- I can't believe no one else has suggested it, but I think it's a reference to an early version of the opening of Whose Line is it Anyway?
  
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  Wow.. totally first but looksike the animators for this intro got completely inspired they the Italian cartoon someone posted above. Actually..let me check dates on both..now.im curious who was first.
  
  Edit ; Italian started in the 70s while "whose line..." was 88.
  
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- Maybe this music video? Bla Bla Bla
  
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  That's where I recognize it from!
  
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I can’t say why, but I feel like this is in Europe. Maybe it’s the art style?

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MAMA, ITS EMPTY!!!!

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FYASHAWUZEMANAPAPADABLENOMUP!?!

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