Everyone has a few quirks that no-one, not even they themselves, can
understand. For instance, I just crack up whenever there’s a scene
involving a big massive guy beating the crap out of a small weedy guy.

Like that scene in Fargo where this huge Indian throws Steve Buscemi
across the room, then starts whipping him with Buscemi’s own belt. The
music near the end of the scene seemed to indicate that it was
supposed to be horrible, but I couldn’t stop laughing. Can’t remember
why the Indian wanted to beat him up in the first place, I’m just glad
he did.

Anyways, there was a similar type of scene in the Ren and Stimpy Show.
This bull has a problen with Ren, so he starts punching him up. I
think the bull at one point says, "And here’s one for your mother", or
something like that. Watching Fargo made me remember this scene, and
now I want to watch it again.

What episode was this scene from, and where can I get a copy?

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Request for Question Clarification by kutsavi-ga on 14 Jan 2003 16:23 PST

Hi Markabe, 

Is there a possibility that the "bull" could have been a yak? 
Technical difference, I know, but in important circumstances like
this, details count ;-)

--Kutsavi

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Clarification of Question by markabe-ga on 15 Jan 2003 17:38 PST

Hi Markabe,  
 
Is there a possibility that the "bull" could have been a yak? 
Technical difference, I know, but in important circumstances like
this, details count ;-)
 
Kutsavi,

It could very well have been a yak. Like Leonard Shelby, I also have a
problem with memories that fade. All I remember was that it was a big
animal (with an attitude), so a yak would fit.

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Clarification of Question by markabe-ga on 15 Jan 2003 17:59 PST

Kutsavi,

It could very well have been a yak. Like Leonard Shelby, I also have a
problem with memories that fade. All I remember was that it was a big
animal (with an attitude), so a yak would fit.

If it's from Ren & Stimpy, then the bovine almost surely was a yak.
John Kricfalusi has a thing for yaks. It's a 'yak' thing. I'm suprised
there aren't any yaks in his newer series, The Ripping Friends.

-Mark Martin

The episode was Merry Yaks-mas.