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Of water. The film then cuts to a different scene with Tummler, in a wrecked car with a girl. They fondle each other, and Tummler realizes there is a lump in one of the girl's breasts. Tummler and Solomon then ride down a hill on bikes. In narration, Solomon describes Tummler as a boy with "a marvelous persona," whom some people call "downright evil."Later, Tummler aims an air rifle at a cat. Solomon stops him from killing the cat, protesting that it is a housecat. They leave and the camera follows the cat to its owners' house. The cat is owned by three sisters, two of whom are teenagers and one who is pre-pubescent. The film cuts back to Tummler and Solomon hunting feral cats, which they deliver to a local grocer who intends to butcher and sell them to a local restaurant. The grocer tells them that they have a rival in the cat killing business. Tummler and Solomon buy glue from the grocer, which they use to get high via huffing.The film then cuts to a scene in which two foul-mouthed young boys dressed as cowboys destroy things in a junkyard. Bunny Boy arrives and the other boys shoot him "dead" with cap guns. Bunny Boy plays dead and the boys curse at him, rifle through his pockets, then remove and throw one of his shoes. They grow bored of this and leave Bunny Boy sprawled on the ground.Tummler and Solomon track down a local boy who is

Slowed-down shot of the boy in the commercial. Flames and the word [CONTROL] in red partially fade in over him)(Cut to Jon inserting the Space Ace cartridge into his SNES in reverse accompanied by stock Hanna-Barbera sound effects. The game's intro begins to play.)(Cuts back to Jon and swings in on his excited face.)Jon: Ohhhh...! Jon (VO): Aw, yeah! Look at that! Snazzy to say the least.(Cuts to footage of the game's opening crawl, which unfortunately goes by too fast for Jon to read properly.)Jon (VO): Alright. "Borf: Alien. Seeks to establish his power on planet--" Uhhh, d- Okay... "Infanto-Ray. Weapon to render Earthlings--" Uh, d- ah, hey- Hey, um- Okay... would you mind slowing down the text a bit, or at least package in your game with a Fresh Prince of Bel-Air throne? 'Cause otherwise, I THINK WE'RE GONNA HAVE A PROBLEM! The fuck?!(The screen fades from black to a cinematic showing off the main characters of the game. At first it shows just Dexter in his Ace form and Kimberly, but then it scrolls to the right away from Dexter to reveal the villain, Commander Borf.)Jon (VO): So here we get a look of our main characters. Ace, our titular hero; Kimberly, the stereotypical damsel-in-distress; and Borf. Blue dude... He's fuckin' blue. Here's a list of ta- uh, tax receipts.[Here's a list ofTA UuhhgnTAX RECEIPTS](Briefly shows a picture of several tax recipts accompanied by a 'cha-ching' sound before cutting right back to the cutscene. The perspective shifts back and forth between Borf and Dexter as Kimberly eyes them both.)Jon (VO): Oh, okay! Hmm! Apparently, they really like the look of each other. Hey, Ace. You don't gotta 'splain nothin' to me! I know that feel right there. Can't take your eyes off each other. Don't worry, I'm just as confused as you, lady.(The cutscene ends with the perspective shifted back to Dexter. Kimberly's eyes turn to the player and she winks at you before the screen fades to black.)Jon (VO): The f--... Th- The fuck was-... The fuck was that? Why'd you wink at me?... What do you

Flaming horn sections and production like Arcade Fire”.26Black Kids Black KidsA little later to the party, or should we say ‘partie’, were Black Kids, whose 2008 debut ‘Partie Traumatic’ featured irrepressible breakthrough hit ‘I’m Not Gonna Teach Your Boyfriend How To Dance With You’. Setting the bar possibly too high even for themselves, the Florida group have been working on a follow-up album ever since.27VHS Or Beta VHS Or BetaAll angular synth-lines and feather cuts, VHS or Beta were basically the point where The Rapture meets Duran Duran. 80s-indebted to the core, but with a stomping, dance-punk background, they dished up two decent records (2004’s ‘Night On Fire’ and 2007’s ‘Bring On The Comets’) before sinking to the sidelines.28Tapes ‘N Tapes Tapes ‘N TapesMore cowbell! Naming one of your best tracks after music’s second-most derided percussive tool is an odd move, especially if the majority of your songs actually stumble out of the blocks like a lo-fi indie montage. Still, it didn’t seem to harm Tapes ‘N Tapes – who were one of 2006’s breakthrough buzz bands.29Hot Club De Paris Hot Club De ParisWhile Liverpool’s math-rock tinged indie heroes Hot Club de Paris came on entirely like the work of a bunch of mates trying to one-up each other for lols, the experimental oddness under the whoops and wails was brilliant stuff. It’s hard not to just look at a song called ‘Sometimesitsbetternottostickbitsofeachotherineachotherforeachother’ and snigger though…30Battle BattleNo, not Battles. Taking a far more straight-up approach than their oddball name bros, Battle instead favoured atmospheric post-punk leanings and earnest vocals. Though the quartet were only around for a brief few years, they did manage to leave mini album ‘Back to Earth’ and demos for a purported debut behind for posterity.31Boy Kill Boy Boy Kill BoyNow pretty much a byword for slightly naff indie of the mid-2000s, it’s not so much that Boy Kill Boy were offensive so much as wildly inoffensive. A kind of sub-Killers, they provided synths with just enough bounce, guitars with just enough spike to be like a watered down version of their peers. ‘Suzie’, if you’re wondering, was their big track.32Clor ClorA multi-faceted, weirdo proposition, you could take Clor at whatever level you needed. On the surface, the Brixton boys made, goofy, jittery indie-dance music. Beneath that, there were lyrics more suited to the therapy couch than the dancefloor. Clor only released one self-titled debut, but guitarist Luke Smith is now a respected producer and worked on Foals’ ‘Total Life Forever’.33Selfish Cunt Selfish CuntPolitically-charged troupe Selfish Cunt came out with the all-guns-blazing anarchist approach of people who genuinely wanted to fuck shit up. Banned from various venues for, among other things, sabotaging Snow Patrol’s equipment (thumbs up), the band had songs called things like ‘Britain Is Shit’ played with crazed intent. You don’t get that with Ed Sheeran now, do you?34The Others The OthersAlways carrying the ridiculous aura of a glorified indie in-joke, The Others – lead by gobby frontman Dominic Masters – were a legend in