Sorry about the title, I was a little high on Family Guy. It may be a direct and obvious rip of The Simpsons, but it's funny as hell. I guess it's because of it's sheer retardedness. Like that episode with Death and the squid, lol. And the other one, the first one I think, with the Kool-aid guy bursting through the wall of the courthouse screaming in his Barry White-esque(R.I.P) voice: "OoooOOooooohhhh Yeah!" after everyone said "Oh no!" in response to Franks prison sentence.
And Stewie, lol, Stewie, really the only way to describe his comedic value is: lol.

Don't get me wrong I'm still in love with The Simpsons and it's ability to make one laugh no matter  how many times he and or she has watched any particular episode but upon watching those two episodes I have gained a great deal of ...um...respect for Family Guy.  

{Tom Arnold}Anywho...{/Tom Arnold}


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This is G.A.N.T a set derived from the hatred of the mechanical way in which the Umicons where produced and the redundancy thereof. It was all point and click(the Polygonol Lasso tool) accompanied by the occasional drag(Gradient Tool). After two months and three icons a day, at least, it got VERY monotonous. How is this any different you ask? well, as indicated by the file in this directory, I just got a new tablet, and in my eagerness to test it out I took the lineart from the monkey in Umicons Volume 3 and painted it, deeply satisfied I decided to make it into an icon to be included in the Umicons Volume 4 \Extra subfolder. Later on I got carried away and did a bunch of other icons in the G.A.N.T style until it was way too much for me to include in volume 4 as a subset.

"Anyway, long story short... is a phrase whose origins are complicated and rambling" -Abraham Simpson   

As I was saying... um... I don't remember...and I don't feel like scrolling upward to find out...so..um... basically G.A.N.T is a spinoff of Umicons. And of course by 'spinoff of' I mean replacement for Umicons. Yes, you read right, Volume 4 will be the last, all good things must come to an end at some point, on the other hand so must the Umicon Volumes. J/K, Umicons will be back...someday.
//--End Actual Readme--//


Abraham Simpson's response to Homer changing his name:
"But you can't change your name, that's my legacy to you, I got it from my father and he got it from his father and he traded a mule for it, and that  mule went on to save spring break."