>no cartoons set in the Isle of Man
What gives?
No cartoons set in the Isle of Man
Cameron Gomez
Aiden Diaz
>What gives?
Their right to self governance?
Blake Green
I mean, no one's gonna write a cartoon set there unless they're from there. It's a pretty small island. Would be kind of cool to see what an Isle of Man themed cartoon would be like though
Liam Roberts
>Isle of Man
sexist and transphobic. jannies please remove this bigotry from the catalog.
Ryder Cooper
Thomas the Tank Engine takes place next to the Isle of Man. It's as close as you're going to get.
Dylan Harris
When I was a kid, I thought the Isle of Man was a literal island inhabited only by men.
Levi Ramirez
>I mean, no one's gonna write a cartoon set there unless they're from there.
or they want a mindhorn cartoon, but i dont think it's that popular to get one
Jayden Evans
Maybe the people that did the short film about the 1955 Le Mans disaster can make one about some psycho turning into a fine paste while running the TT.
Ryan Peterson
is a very unintuitive plural
Liam Fisher
>Qulip
Is this a Manx Forums thread?
Austin Bennett
No we need one based on Saint Pierre and Miquelon's serious lack of trains and one user's quest to get them railroads to get to his island by throwing stones in the ocean.
Brody Adams
But it'd be called Isle of Men.
Then again, an Island, populated by a single guy is about as weird sounding.
William Sanchez
For me, it's the village Cronk.
Henry Wilson
Stimpy's ancestors are from there
Adam Rogers
What if he has a volleyball?
Leo Perez
Well, it's a very small place with a small population. It doesn't exactly have a prospering animation industry. What makes the Isle interesting and how can that make for some good cartoons?
Ryan Anderson
Clearly, what we need is a cartoon set in the Faroe Islands.
Aaron Jackson
There was an old comic in The Victor called 'Manx Man', but unfortunately I don't have it, it was in one of the annuals.
Aaron Turner
Now man San Tristan de Acuna is where it's at
Caleb Cook
No, we need a cartoon set in Cornwall.
Luke Cooper
I wonder if you could get government money if you made it in the Cornish language