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  • Latin class good stuff

  • veggietales: rated R version.

  • Watched this in my literature class. Awkward!!^_^

  • Watched in on my literature class. Unexpected.

  • my LA teacher showed this to the class... she purposely skipped the sex scene saying its "inappropriate" but hey i came back here to watch it cause i'm a perverted person. ahahah xD

  • saw in english.epic fruit sex

  • LA teacher showed us this..

    she skipped cuz there was inappropriate breathing LOL

  • I saw this in english class today. Laughed my ass off.

  • watched this in my tenth grade english class.... you can imagine there was lots of giggles

  • lol i remember this! My English teacher tried showing this to us last year, she skipped the "veggie lovin'" scene b/c all the guys in our class where cat calling the sounds they heard before she fast forwarded it! All us girls just sat their trying not to laugh. lol good times

  • My Latin teacher recommended this to me... he's right, it's impressive.

  • Made by a former PACE student! Whoo!

  • Oedipus Veg.

  • Better than VeggieTales

  • Veggie Porn.... omg.

  • Our drama teacher showed us this.

  • god why does our english teachers force us to watch this, it was so awkward when we watched it in class

  • I have the weirdest boner right now

  • Lol we watched this today in my English class. I have to admit the sounds the veggies were making were pretty hilarious.. and awkward

  • OH MY GOD! VEGETABLE SEX!!!!!  LAUGH MY FUCKING ASS OFF!!! O-O

  • i love this. except oedipus should be an egg, not a potato. because he'd be EGGipus. get it? get it? yeah i'm pretty hilarious

  • I'm into my vegetables more than ever after watching this... mmm....carrots....

  • Oedipus gouging out his eyes was really disturbing. It freaks the hell out of me.

  • it's neay and all but we watched this in my english class aswell. they couldn't figure out how to mute the sex scene so we were stuck looking awkwardly at our desks lol one of the finer moments in my existence lol

  • I loved this film, but it always weirds me out how a stalk of broccoli and a tomato can have a potato for a child.

  • @MrKitsuneFox mr. krabs had a whale for a daughter.

  • omg the vegetable sex seemed oddly graphic. I guess I've been rubbing my tomatoes the wrong way...

  • this helped and it is very well animated, looks like a professional did it

  • wait ... if a man has a baby girl with his mother, would she be his daughter or his sister?

  • @ImAwesomeHaHaHa

    both...

  • @ImAwesomeHaHaHa both.

  • This is kind of ridiculous, but so much more entertaining then the actual play. c":

  • OEDIPUSSS

  • @jenwexxx369 and sexy at the same time! ;)

  • we watched this is my language arts class... tis was weird lol

  • we watched this in my english class...

  • the parents didnt name him and um sorry to tell you but him killing his father was just a wip

  • Great performance by the broccoli.

  • whoa!  Were they tossing the salad?

  • wow imagine watching this in middle school after reading the story my teacher wasn't to happy with some parts :P 

  • awesome and very funny but a potato having ...hm(you know what ) with a tomato its  a very unusual

    sight

  • Mmmdipuss.

  • So amazingly weird, awesome.

  • Veggitales? o.O .... :O

  • Wait. So were those vegetables?!

  • Best. Stop-motion.  EVER.

  • @jenwexxx369 you want awkward? try watching the sex scene during High School Humanities Large Group.

    like, 70 students watching it all go down on a huge screen.

    sooooooooooo creepy......

  • @jenwexxx369 I know! My teacher showed this to my class & he raised the volume at the sex scene

  • My mom walked in during the sex scene....

  • hahaha we read this in english

  • die Schafe lol

    

  • Disturbingly good quality! My classical societies teacher recommended the class watch this... if they weren't faint of heart.

    That sex scene should be infamous.

  • wow, this is actually pretty friggin' cool

  • Oedipus: the original motherfucker.

    This video should have far more views than it does.

  • My English teacher showd this to us yesterday and before she showed it she said " if you find a potato and a tomato grunting and rubbin together disturbing you may leave the classroom for 8 minutes" lol

  • Wow like I did not expect the sex scene I mean I've read the play but EW!

    I love how she jumps down LOL

  • he was.... killed as you shall be * pulls out a cleaver* ah *pulls out dual patato peelers* one of the best scenes!

  • The story is veeerryyyy wrong... But bloody entertaining all the same :')

  • story is wroooong D:

  • @Savness33

    Hurray for IB! *starts crying*

  • i will put this storyline to life!!! for our english project. ill be directing and will be producing the whole film !!! wohoo!! great idea!

  • Great body guards.

  • This needs more views!

  • Very well done. I'm pretty sure this got me a 95 on my first paper in AP lit. We had to compare Oedipus to willy loman in death of a salesman.

  • 6:00 Oogie booghie booghie!

  • This was great! We're reading this in Lit. right now, and it will be a great study tool. Thank you so much!

  • yeeee vegetable sex

  • I watched this at school, yeah school.

  • King Laius didn't know his sons name was Oedipus. He was named by Polybus and Merope. wot

  • @operative123 Also he probably wasn't a potato.

  • @jenwexxx369 yeah and we watched this in my world lit class...

  • @cricket1300

    We watched this in my world lit class too!

    At UCC

  • @jenwexxx369 yeah and we watched this in class... with our teacher...

  • AHAHA watched this in Mrs. Moore's class :D who else did?!

  • AHAHA watched this in Mrs. Moore's class :D who else did?!

  • The dialogue here is just terrible. This sucks.

  • omq we watched thiz in honors english lol

    da teacher skipped da sex part haha

  • We watched this in english and the teacher did skip the sexscene lol but it took him a little cuz the remote wasnt working! AWKWARD

  • we watch this in school

  • WOW.

  • I watched this in English and my teacher DIDN'T skip the sex scene. Lol

  • @candiceXsevenfold So I'm not the only one who saw this in AP Literature today.

  • that was surprisingly awesome

  • Hmm yum, vegetable sex makes me hungry... for hamburgers.

  • Ok... What's with the spelling errors in every comment about watching this video in an english class? Irony overload.

  • the sad thing is, that wasn't the first time oedipus was in jocasta

  • i watched this is y english class, and they had to block the "sex scene" and im in high school xD

  • wait. what?

  • oh EEdipus

    

  • This is amazing and needs to be shared.

  • @D7Origin things we watch in AP Latin

  • @jenwexxx369 Not sex. Just standard mother-son cunnilingus.

  • haha watched this in english until it got to the sex part hahaha. teacher thought it wasn't very appreciate even though high school students know about sex lol

  • the guards were astonishingly useless.

  • I love the cauliflower sheep ^__^

  • @omglol667 me too

    

  • Mind blown......

  • Lol saw this in lit class. My teacher was like "VEGETABLE PORN!"Anyway, amazing editing.

  • this is coooool

  • The Queen of Thebes is a fruit, not a vegetable.

    If a fruit and a vegetable can get it on together, so can we.

    Even with fruit and vegetables.

  • this is the fuckin funniest shit ever.

  • it isn't quite accurate. Oedipus was adopted by a king. he was not a shepard. It is still funnt though.

  • I'm amazed that so many English teachers showed this apparently, i thought mines was a retard pothead who was high as shit when he found it...it turns out other teachers where too

  • interesting, never knew veggie tales were so...well...full frontal.

  • Oedipus did not know his mother and father and they did not know him. So them telling him that they had a son named Oedipus is incorrect

  • the english teacher at my high school showed us this video today

  • this was neither funny nor accurate.

    fail.

  • It's like veggie tales for adults in a very creepy way!

  • I found this by clicking on the link on my english teacher's website. I understand why since we're learning about the "Oedipus Effect" in psychoanalytic theory. I understand it better, but I'll never look at veggietales the same way again though.

  • This makes no sense... though I find this be quite funny, it doesn't follow the Play well at all XD

  • Hahahahahaha YES

  • i had to watch this in english.....it was awkward when it got to the vegitable porn.

  • haha i watched this in my english class i think last week

  • @kneedlezissilent i had to watch it in theatre and arts class it was awkward because i was seating in the back next to girls

  • "Ain't she something? Just like my own mom!"

  • WTF

  • I remember seeing this on IFC when I was like 10. SO freaky.

  • haha we watched this in english today XD

  • @Antemortem21 lol we watched it in there today XD Mrs. Loefflers class?

  • I just watched this in my preforming arts class.

  • I just watched this in my English class ha ha ha

  • This was very well done. Worth a good laugh and pretty informative. And quite visceral...particularly the eye-gouging, lmao. I'd say it's pretty win.

  • lol "i had a son called Oedipus .."

    "i get that alot ... err he's dead?"

  • Dude you fucked your mom.............

  • how accurate is this film.. cuz im going to base my report on this.. ;)

    beeehhh (sheep following)

  • @derfroa Not very. xD

  • Pure win, that's what this is.

  • So, apparently if you cross a stalk of broccoli with a tomato, you get a potato, and if you cross that same tomato with the potato, you get...a cherry tomato?

    We never covered this in biology class!

  • The cauliflower sheep were adorable.

  • It's simultaneously epic and hilarious! Nice one!

  • This has scarred me enough to never watch VeggieTales ever again...

  • Whatever those two lovebirds manage to produce in the way of offspring, I'm NOT eating it!

  • i hate vegetabless..... blegh

  • This is the greatest thing ever to grace mine eyes. *stabs out eyes a-la-oedipus* seriously dude, great job, i'm more than a little in awe of you.

  • I love the shot of Laios at 1:38.. holding it's little cheese knife..

    so funny!

  • Hmm...I don't remember Jocasta ever singing in a cabaret...

  • worst porn i've ever seen

  • well done. Such a display of produce. excellent

  • Everybody hates you Oedipus but don't worry, you still got one little cauliflower sheep by your side! D=

  • Yes. >:D

  • Oh, and as a side note to those who are curious, Oedipus was made king and wed his mother because he got rid of a sphinx that was terrorizing citizens of Thebes, he didn't just randomly encounter his mother dancing.

    It's a small thing, but could be considered significant depending on who you ask.

  • This is actually more accurate than I expected. A few key points were skipped, like the fact that Oedipus was only traveling to Thebes to ESCAPE the fate of murdering his father and having children with his mother.

  • When he was born, the king and queen of Thebes heard this fate from an oracle and basically tried to kill him by having him abandoned in the wilderness. He ended up being adopted by the king and queen of a neighboring kingdom, all his life he thought THEY were his parents, so when he heard an oracle tell him the same thing, he tried to get as far from his "parents" as he could, not knowing he was actually going towards his real parents.

  • Poor guy, it wasn't even his fault, he didn't know. But jeez the Fates were jerks when they decided how his life would go.

  • @Vladislak

    And in trying to escape his fate, he only managed to fulfill it to the letter. Oh, cruel fate! Why dost thou cast thine slings and arrows upon poor Oedipus?

  • Brilliant. Bravisimo. Do not question why, but understand for the glory of Rome. All Hail Broccili!

  • 6:26 is so subliminal

  • Laius (the broccoli) sounds like Zodd the Immortal.

  • The cauliflower are sooo cute.

  • Lol, Eww. Potato on Tomato Pr0n!

  • I just read this in my ancient lit class, and ill have to tell my teacher about it.

    The only reason i got the story was because i kniw the plot. Otherwise, i would have been very lost.

    Perhaps chronologically wasnt the best idea...

  • I will never look at ketchup and french fries the same again.

  • We just read Oedipus the king for mythology and our teacher opened the class with this saying "I'm going to see if you read the play, I'll know if you find this funny." we all found it quite funny :)

  • disturbing, strangely entertaining, weird. Good job!

  • good job with the video, but i think you missed one of the main elements of dramatic irony (or i missed it). Oedipus was looking for the killer when it turned out it was him, and the audience knew this. But other wise i learned alot from listening and watching this video

  • Good work. :)

  • lol veggie sex

  • to the creator of this incredible video.. I'm sorry that nekofreek101 hasn't grasped the concept that you making this will probably help many more people learn the story of oedipus because many will never read it. Also he or she has missed the blinding truth that retelling stories is the very foundation of our culture and society, the very way we even know the story of oedipus is because people have "reiterated the same thing someone else has already told." The video is extremely clever

  • There are some who say there are no new stories.

  • *Finishes watching*

    Drama c/w done ;) xx

  • I have watched this so many times now, and I NEVER tire of it.  I find new cleverness every single time. So hilarious and moving, simultaneously! I'm so, so glad that even in his ultimate exile, Oedipus has one little loyal sheep to comfort him. Thanks, little sheep.

  • LOL, Oedipus has got potato peelers. Oh, the irony.

  • "I had a son named Oedipus."

    "Yeah, I get that a lot."

    hahaha gotta love it.

  • EPIC. (and delicious. yummy!)

    i'd appreciate an encore. and some ranch dressing.

  • broccoli + tomato = potato?

  • is this stop motion?

  • bangin!!!

  • Wow I Am Kind Disturbed but what can I say Its helped me find something to write about for our weekly blog

  • AMAZING! not completly how the story happened, but the the minor wrongs make it that much better

  • wow. this was kind of intense.

  • SO when a tomato and a broccoli get together they have a potato baby?

  • apparently. i never would've guessed

  • we watched this in my english class, but I'm a bit confused. wouldn't it make more sense for the broccoli to have the potato peelers, since he is fighting a potato? Just saying.

  • that-was-disturbing! not to mention that the dedication at the end is also disturbing and ironic as well.

  • enlgish class just got better

  • Utterly brilliant!