I need to upload my elephant icons

[bedlamsbard]

PEPPERONI AND BACON PIZZA.

That is all.

(Also, Scipio Africanus, which is hilarious. It is a dramatization of the latter part of the Second Punic War, done as a propaganda piece by Mussolini in 1937 (anachronisms! They are there!), but as my professor says, the propaganda is forgotten in the spectacle of a charge of REAL LIVE ELEPHANTS at 6000 REAL LIVE ITALIANS (veterans of the Ethiopian War). No CGI here! No count on how many extras may or may not have been accidentally trampled in the process, either.)

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[isweedan]

My life is improved by knowing this exists. ::gets self to a youtoobs::

[isweedan]

/o\ I could not find iiiiit.

Am thinking now that is why you did not provide link.

Still happy it exists somewhere tho.

[bedlamsbard]

Oh no! To be honest, I did not look for a link aside from IMDB; maybe see if your university library has it? There's actually an English-dubbed version, which is what we watched.

[isweedan]

Lol, library student FAIL. I totes should have thought of that on my own.

I shall fire up ze WorldCat and see what my options are :D

[bedlamsbard]

Heh! It looks like Tulane has it (under the title "Defeat of Hannibal"), so if LSU doesn't have it you might be able to interlibrary loan it.

[isweedan]

Oops, I got distracted by a Ray Toro interview - but yes! I have now looked it up too.
Tulane and BRCC have it of all the WorldCat libraries in Louisiana.

US,LA BATON ROUGE COMMUN COL LIBR BWG
US,LA TULANE UNIV LRU

I was hoping EBR would have it but alas no. ILL then.

[bedlamsbard]

It is very entertaining! In a mocking sort of way. Black and white, and elephants!

[bedlamsbard]

It is HILARIOUS.