Post by scheepers on Apr 19, 2019 9:51:16 GMT
In the time frame of 2009-2011, I once saw a video on YouTube that featured stop-motion animation of an anthropomorphic animal that was either a wolf or a Scottish terrier being interviewed. The entirety of the video was focused on the wolf/dog; only the top half of his body was visible. He was grey, had broad shoulders, and was not wearing any garments, but I cannot remember what colour his eyes were.
I remember that the character had the thick accent of a middle-aged Scottish man, and that he was being interviewed by a normal-sounding British woman, who (as previously mentioned) was off-screen for the whole video. I have no recollection of what the interview was about, but I do remember being offended by how foul-mouthed the wolf/dog character was, and the only words that I clearly remember are the character saying a more profane version of, 'Go away', at the end.
It was a short video; probably only two to three minutes long.
I swear that the title of the video was, 'What's your motive?', but I cannot find the video when I look that up.
Does this sound familiar to anyone?
I remember that the character had the thick accent of a middle-aged Scottish man, and that he was being interviewed by a normal-sounding British woman, who (as previously mentioned) was off-screen for the whole video. I have no recollection of what the interview was about, but I do remember being offended by how foul-mouthed the wolf/dog character was, and the only words that I clearly remember are the character saying a more profane version of, 'Go away', at the end.
It was a short video; probably only two to three minutes long.
I swear that the title of the video was, 'What's your motive?', but I cannot find the video when I look that up.
Does this sound familiar to anyone?
