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[[File:AahWilderness.jpg|thumb|left|220px]][[Flippy]] and [[Giggles]] are in the woods when it begins to rain. Flippy produces a hammer and several spikes. He then does the following: | [[File:AahWilderness.jpg|thumb|left|220px]][[Flippy]] and [[Giggles]] are in the woods when it begins to rain. Flippy produces a hammer and several spikes. He then does the following: | ||
*Nails Giggles' feet and hands to the ground | *Nails Giggles' feet and hands to the ground | ||
− | *Pushes a pole into Giggles' belly, lifts | + | *Pushes a pole into Giggles' belly, lifts her up into the air, and jams the pole into the ground |
*Nails another spike into the ground in front of Giggles, stretches out Giggles' tongue, and ties it around the spike | *Nails another spike into the ground in front of Giggles, stretches out Giggles' tongue, and ties it around the spike | ||
*Stretches out Giggles' bottom and nails it to the ground | *Stretches out Giggles' bottom and nails it to the ground |
Revision as of 13:14, November 13, 2011
"Aaahhh! Wilderness!"
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The Itchy & Scratchy Show Episode Information
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Aaahhh! Wilderness! is an episode of Happy Tree Friends.
Plot
Flippy and Giggles are in the woods when it begins to rain. Flippy produces a hammer and several spikes. He then does the following:- Nails Giggles' feet and hands to the ground
- Pushes a pole into Giggles' belly, lifts her up into the air, and jams the pole into the ground
- Nails another spike into the ground in front of Giggles, stretches out Giggles' tongue, and ties it around the spike
- Stretches out Giggles' bottom and nails it to the ground
When Flippy's all done, he's turned Giggles into a makeshift tent. Flippy takes shelter under Giggles and goes to sleep. Giggles is then struck by lightning several times.
Reaction
Junior Camper Bart nitpicks the cartoon: "The guys who wrote this show don't know squat. Flippy should have tied Giggles' tongue with a taut-line hitch, not a sheet bend."