the meaning of Fooly Cooly(furi kuri)
| The Big Mo |
02-27-2004 01:03 PM |
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Originally posted by Pygmalion
Onomatopoeia? |
You can see I was never in any spelling contests.
| Sharpshooter005 |
02-27-2004 03:47 PM |
This just confirms my theory, that if you watch FLCL backwards, while hanging upsideown from the ceiling, have had far too much to drink, and listen to a recording of the latin mass during it (which, presumably, will sync up with it), then all will make sense.
Or you'll wake up three days later in the hospital, unable to see certain colors. Either way, just don't sue me if you try it.
| re-animate |
02-27-2004 08:17 PM |
manji is the bomb!
and he proclaimed!
i went to a party last saturady night
i didnt get laid, i got in a fight
uh huh
i aint no big thing!
wait, wrong copy and paste, hold on
......
here:
-Furi-Kuri (Furi-Kura)= A referance to Magical Girl anime. When Magical Girls twirl thier rod and say thier catch phrase, things get sparkly and they turn into the heroine. Haruko's phrase happens to be the title of the last episode.
-Kuri= A homonym for a twisting noise and "Chestnut". Kamon says, "Like twisting..." but Haruko hears, "Like chestnuts...".
-Kuri-Kuri= When you open your eyes really wide and spin your eyeballs in your head.
But heres the biggest question, What the Hell does FLCL mean!???
Well heres an answer to that.
FLCL can be an acronym for any of the following things, all of them were in the show but they were very easy to miss even if your watching for them.
-Flip Clock, which is a cheap clock, or an example of when alterations are only useful in terms of looks and aesthetic value.
-Foolish Cleverness, or one who looks smart but acts stupidly. Shallow thinking.
-Flimsy Claim, or a complaint made half-teasingly.
-Fighty Clipper, a fast boat with sails or a careless person at an unbecoming job.
-Fleming Cleaver, a knife of stone for cutting meat.
-Fleming, Clement, he a 19th century psycologist known for studying self-ego developement of adolescents.
-Flection Climate, changeable weather, or a moody persons opinions.
-Fleecy Chew, a tangled ball of yarn, or an idiomatic expression for confusion and disorder.
All of these were suggested by the creator of FLCL himself
im happy.
| Manji |
02-27-2004 11:06 PM |
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Originally posted by The Big Mo
However, the phrase 'furi kuri' is nonsense. I believe the director says so himself in the DVD commentary. |
Wrong
The director's true words were in roan's recent post.
| Khyron_Prime |
02-28-2004 12:51 AM |
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Originally posted by Pygmalion
Onomatopoeia? |
I don't know if you even care anymore, Pygmalion, but just for kicks, I'll inform that Onomatopoeia refers to any word or set of words that fill-into text as sounds of naturally occurring actions. The old Batman series is the best example! BANG! CRASH! OOF! and stuff like 'whoosh' for a speeding car or even 'zoom' for a fighter plane.
(I can't believe I posted this...)
| Seraphim |
02-28-2004 12:57 AM |
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Originally posted by Negotiator Prime
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Originally posted by Pygmalion
Onomatopoeia? |
I don't know if you even care anymore, Pygmalion, but just for kicks, I'll inform that Onomatopoeia refers to any word or set of words that fill-into text as sounds of naturally occurring actions. The old Batman series is the best example! BANG! CRASH! OOF! and stuff like 'whoosh' for a speeding car or even 'zoom' for a fighter plane.
(I can't believe I posted this...) |
What about
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| ass fondling |
| Khyron_Prime |
02-28-2004 01:04 AM |
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What about
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| ass fondling |
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I'll just say that I can understand that the movement of hands across a bouncy part of the human body could possibly make the sound "Fooly Cooly."--However, in my opinion, the real meaning of "Fooly Cooly" is best equated to the American phrase "Hanky panky."
| Manji |
02-28-2004 01:19 AM |
Well the definitions I gave Roan were strait from the creators, so if you still think Furi Kuri means something else, then theres nothing we can do to persuade you.
Whatever the meaning, there is one thing about the show (and manga from what I've seen): It's CONFUSING. @_@
I've seen most of the show but I missed an episode or two. -_-
I glanced through volume 1 of the manga, I think. Just as hard to keep track of what's going on as in the anime.
But I like it. I should buy the DVDs... ^_^
Someone explain to me what's up with those eyebrows PLEASE! O_O
Where are my eyebrows?!?! - Amarao (The Eyebrow Man)
You can find that quote and many more from FLCL, plus quotes from many other anime, here:
Anime Quotations
Dunno why I wanted to advertise their site, I just thought you guys might want the link. I really like finding anime quotes, myself. Especially funny ones. ^__^
My 100th post! YAY! ^______________^
| re-animate |
02-28-2004 12:11 PM |
im a freak, i know everything about the show thanks to watching it about 10 times
ive also lost the abitlity to see color too.
but anyways, it is belived and implied that befor the series, commander amaro was a boy much like noata, cept alot weaker. haruhara was using him in the same way as she is noata, but rather unsucsessflly, and thanks to haruhara, commander amaro lost his eyebrows. why, she might have gotten mad at him. so, in replacement he uses a type of hard sticky seaweed used in sushi, i forget whats its called. its his failed attemt at manlyness.
remember his south park spoof in ep. 5? that implies that he has feelings for haruhara one way or another. i just thought ide state that too because its a common misconseption.
oh and another thing very few realize: the commanders obsession with sweets is his way of trying to get himself back to normal. thanks to him saying "The brain needs glucose. If you wanna get your brain back to normal, try something sweet." i have realized this. he must have been perminatly affected by haruhara.
'Kay. Poor guy. ^_^
Seaweed eyebrows, lol. XD
| opsnafu |
03-02-2004 04:53 PM |
I first (a little while ago) watched all the episode in subtitles, it says that furi kuri means
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| breast fondling |
| elwood |
03-06-2004 02:01 PM |
The commanders love for sweets is because he never grew up, adults in japanese society like sour/bitter/spicey, and the children like sweet, non threatening foods, he also never admitted his love for haruko as naota did, so he never moved on with his life.
Elwood
| R.Jesse |
03-10-2004 10:01 PM |
and the vomiting and nose bleading?
why?
| Manji |
03-10-2004 10:09 PM |
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Originally posted by R.Jesse
and the vomiting and nose bleading?
why? |
Nose bleeds are an effect that some old japanese movies and animes used to portray a perverted thought, like the time when the guard is looking at Haruko...
I don't remember when vomitting is used
| re-animate |
03-10-2004 11:41 PM |
the only vomiting i remember is when kamon and that one chick from the 'army' climb out of the river.
and the nosebleeds, manji is right.
and elwood does have a point, i guess theirs multipe meanings to it. but is love for sweets is to the level of sweetness that it would fatally injure someone. hmmmm...... maby hes an alien.......
nah