tarzan

Just like Tarzan in the animation, you would only ever hold onto one vine at any one time.

But no connection was brought up between Tarzan (popular, well-known) and John Carter (unknown by the time of the movie).

Who knows, but some comic books characters like Batman and Spider-man are bigger that ever, while others like Tarzan is losing relevance.

Was the Tarzan reference really necessary in Crystal Skull's truck chase?

I was slightly disappointed that this wasn't about Tarzan switching from ape-man to British aristocrat.

In his own words: Remember how Tarzan swings through the jungle?

Last 2D animation that advanced 2D animation was Tarzan from Disney.

The Tarzan analogy is limiting because it encourages you to think of careers as those things that you have one of, or, at a stretch, two.

In Spain it was introduced by Tarzan films.

Yes, he was a character created by Edgar Rice Burroughs (a name people might recognize, but not be able to place) who also created Tarzan (a name people would recognize).

I have always imagined Tarzan letting go of the previous vine and flying forward in free-fall for a second before grasping the next one, sort of like Spider-man.

But, at the same time, I worry the Tarzan image might be might be too limiting; I worry the picture it paints of people's working lives might be too simplistic.

Also, how much do you think they paid for the rights to use "Tarzan boy" by Baltimora?

The only real-world example I know is a wedding ceremony: "Do you Jane, take Tarzan to be your ape-man?

Of course at first I sounded like Tarzan, but after some time I started to get comments like this: "+1 for sense of humor and for the fact the post is written in normal English, not geek English".

Check out the last lines of the application, with emphasis added: -- snip -- Lastly, it should be noted that because pulling alternately on one chain and then the other resembles in some measure the movements one would use to swing from vines in a dense jungle forest, the swinging method of the present invention may be referred to by the present inventor and his sister as "Tarzan" swinging.

I can speak basic Russian but I don't mention it normally because it's really a Tarzan-like level, the language is really beautiful.

Not to detract from your broader point, but Burroughs was an American writing a British character in Tarzan.

(Jane says 'I do') And do you Tarzan, take Jane to be your swinging partner (Tarzan says 'Woo hoo!').