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MONKEY CHEEEEEEEEEESE

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dog egg is the new monkey cheese
Adventure Time
I started watching Adventure Time this January, and am almost caught up. I have quite a few theory posts to make! The biggest surprise for me, was that before I watched it, I thought that it was one of those “monkey cheese” things, dependent on illogic and short attention spans to entertain. Obviously, that is not the case.
It is interesting that so much of the culture of the teens (Homestuck, Welcome to Night Vale, Adventure Time) starts from a position of “wacky”, “random” humor and then manages to build involving, character-driven plots, on top of that.
Footage of the Monkey Incident
This was the last bit of footage before Donkey Kong ate my wife. He really wanted that Intellivison

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Misfits 502
So when I created the term "quesodemono" years ago, I didn't know the idea "Monkey Cheese" already existed... the two have no connection... but, by great coincidence, the definition for "Monkey Cheese" is apparently:
"Term often used to describe a random, pointless act or outburst. Commonly used in an attempt to draw hilarity where none is found. Family Guy is notorious for many acts of 'monkey cheese' in its various flashbacks to scenes which have little or nothing to do with the plot, but are totally random in an attempt to draw a laugh."