True
When I watched this show, back when I was a kid. It didn't seem much to me. Now when I look back on it, those things you mentioned are entirely true. Funny though, this actually made me laugh a few times. Good luck with you're future animations.
Thanks alot xXmastermindXx. We are glad we could make you laugh.
Pretty funny, and a little thought-provoking
I'm not saying I agree with what you said, but you made some good points about it. I won't even go on a rant about what was wrong about it, because I don't want to seem like that yingyangman below me. I will say this, though. People like him are ALSO the problem with the world.
Well put, well put. Thanks.
Thanks for this
Wow. It's people like you that come along once in a generation and re-think what has come to be accepted. Here I am, devoting my entire childhood to some fat a**hole full of cotton, and I don't even see the greater picture! I'm so ashamed I didn't see it coming...maybe that's why I'm so messed up today.
Or maybe it was something else. Oh well.
Maybe its those online dancing games that got to you, ultimately. Thanks!
Funny ^_^
my whole childed houd view has been changed. O_o *goes and cuts wrist*
na i don't do that =]
That's good to know. I'd of had to call the hospital and my phone battery is almost dead. Thanks.
Hey... Uhm...
So I'm kinda curious, whatcha gonna respond to my review?
I grew up with Winnie, reading the stories thatis.. although in Denmark we call him Peter Plys. "Plys" is the fabric most toy-bears are made of, dunno the english word for it.
Anyways, I don't feel that my upbringing was in any way affected by the characters, or at least, affected in a bad way. I'm sure that the stories helped me build up my vocabulary, gave me the ability to distinguish reality from fiction as well as entertain me. I feel that your cartoon despotizes the characters that I've grown to love so much over the past years.
It IS funny, though...
I think we all grew up watching Winnie the Pooh and aren't any worse off for it. We've been able to maintain steady jobs and have girlfriends and help out in charity events. It's interesting how cartoons seem to fluctuate in how much they try and teach kids. For a while in the 90s it was all about the environment, then cartoons stopped trying to teach any real lessons, and now they are all hopped up with life lessons and education.