I showed you earlier the BBC capture of Batman and Robin - but NBC shows something a bit different:
In the above screen capture, Batman is standing on the word 'orange' -- that's not a coincidence.
Monday, August 13, 2012
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Wow. And it was a clockwork orange too! http://now.msn.com/why-batman-was-at-the-olympics-closing-ceremony
ReplyDeleteHmmm that even makes it creepier - mind control, perhaps.
ReplyDeleteFor what it's worth, I've been tracking the use of canary yellow for quite some time now, as it keeps showing up in situations that scream 'pay attention'!
ReplyDeleteCanaries were used in coal mines to warn miners of toxic fumes, and so I interpret the use of the color as a warning. As to what? I guess time will tell.
yellow/canary
ReplyDeletehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canary_Islands
Canary Islands means islands of the dogs.
The birds were named after the island.
Olympic Park and Isle of dogs
http://theopenscroll.blogspot.com/2012/07/part-25-2012-london-olympics-gold-medal.html
Bob connects the isle of dogs to
Sirius the dog star.
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Why depict Batman so pudgy and comical? Like a doofus!
ReplyDelete"Mind benders" techniques with poor Holmes ... no Sherlock, just chemically deluded.
http://www.helpfreetheearth.com/news610_batmanshooting.html
I did find out the Batman and Robin the car there was "from a British Tv show" and they were depicted that way in the show - sorry, I didn't find out more particulars.
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