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  • Ipecac Drano
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    Originally posted by Miss_Maple_Leaf View Post
    Of course, that's now bringing up the mental image of a vampire Spidey feeding on the crooks like an actual spider instead of leaving them for the cops to arrest. I don't know whether that would be an awesome comic book or a horrifying one.
    Let's go with "awesome".

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  • Miss_Maple_Leaf
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    Originally posted by HYHYBT View Post
    "Does whatever a spider can" my ****! I never once saw him eat flies.
    I don't know why, but I found this hilarious. I had tears streaming down my cheeks from laughing so hard.

    Although, the song does say that he "catches thieves, just like flies". Maybe he just didn't have time to bother with real flies?

    Of course, that's now bringing up the mental image of a vampire Spidey feeding on the crooks like an actual spider instead of leaving them for the cops to arrest. I don't know whether that would be an awesome comic book or a horrifying one.

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  • laura
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    I love horrible histories and have my nephew to thank for getting me into it, The section on stupid historical deaths alone makes it worth viewing...

    http://www.youtube.com/results?searc...ble+histories+

    I know its a kids show but its bloody funny.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QMp_xGeQ2v0

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  • blas87
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    I love Spongebob. Always have. I don't think that show was ever really intended for kids.....they went on a panty raid in one episode.

    But then again, I watch a lot of shows that people consider "trash", since I'm really into Young and the Restless and otherwise, my TV is locked on the E! channel.

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  • Boozy
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    Originally posted by mikoyan29 View Post
    Different strokes for different folks. Not every piece of entertainment has to provide intellectual stimulation.
    I disagree. If entertainment does not provide stimulation, why do people not relax by just staring into space?

    Obviously these children's shows are providing your brain with some sort of stimulation. What I don't understand is how an adult can even consider some of these shows to be "junk food". They're meant to provide light stimulation for the minds of young children.

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  • Lace Neil Singer
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    Originally posted by McDreidel09 View Post
    People try telling us that anime is for kids. We tell them to watch Gantz, Elfen Lied, and High School of the Dead.
    I think that after watching the first episode of Elfen Lied, where several people get torn apart in a matter of minutes, not to mention the nudity, they'd change their mind. XD

    I see kid cartoons as brain candy. For example; while I love to read complex books occasionally, like LOTR, I also like to read trashy magazines and red top papers. Sometimes I want to watch grown up stuff; other times, I'll watch She-ra, X-men, Spiderman... or yes, MLP:FiM.

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  • Racket_Man
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    GIVE ME LOONEY TOONS or give me death.

    I still love em. I want super massive explosions, sledgehammer blows to the head, steamroller flattening, cliff falling, boulder shots, a shotgun blast to the Daffey's beak (Rabit Fire IE.Rabbit seasson Duck seasson) and I WANT Wille E Coyote to get splatted.

    and I love the more "mature" dialogue (esp when I finally got it)

    I still watch them. give me Tinay Toons and Animanics, Thundar, Space Ghost, etc.

    Give me a good old Disney full length animated movie. give me the newer CGI stuff (yes I have seen both Kung Foo Pandas Cars, all the Shrek movies etc.)

    Dora the explorer IS kiddie stuff, Blue's Clue's IS kiddie stuff

    a LOT of anime IS NOT kidde stuff. even the more "milder" stuff like Full Metal Alchemist and Bleach is very bloody and violent with human characters.

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  • muses_nightmare
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    There are a few cartoons I like, like She-Ra, I bought it on DVD. Invader Zim is another one, though I don't know if that's classified as a kiddie show so much. I'm also a huge fan of X-men, it was what got me into the comics.

    When I was younger like 13 - 14 or so I used to watch Blue's Clues and Franklin occasionally.

    The idea that all animated shows are for kids is kind of ridiculous when you consider what types of shows are out there. Take a look at Spawn, or The Maxx both shows I watched when I was probably considered too young to be watching them haha.

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  • mikoyan29
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    Originally posted by Boozy View Post
    I don't understand what possible intellectual stimulation can be found in these children's shows for someone with an adult brain.

    The only so-called "children's" movies I've enjoyed aren't really for kids specifically, but rather for general audiences. Like Toy Story.
    Different strokes for different folks. Not every piece of entertainment has to provide intellectual stimulation. Many times, I will prefer a show or movie where I can just turn off my brain because I have to use it so much at work.

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  • McDreidel09
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    Malarkey and I love watching kiddy movies! As BlaqueKatt said, it's an escape. During the school year, Malarkey and I are intellectually stimulated a lot with classes and homework. It's nice to sit back on a Saturday afternoon in our pjs and watch a kids movie.

    Oh, we are also the President and Vice President of the campus anime club. People try telling us that anime is for kids. We tell them to watch Gantz, Elfen Lied, and High School of the Dead. I really don't think that the intended audience for most of the shows we watch at our club is children. We watch stuff that is meant for teenagers and adults.

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  • lobo94
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    Superfriends, Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends, Justice League, GI Joe:A Real American Hero, Scooby-Doo, He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, BraveStarr...

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  • HYHYBT
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    Originally posted by Ipecac Drano View Post
    The 1967 one is a fave of mine!
    "Does whatever a spider can" my ****! I never once saw him eat flies.

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  • gremcint
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    I am 26.

    I watch airbender, batman, justice league, avengers, xmen, buffy, angel, disney movies, and harry potter and I say fuck you to anyone who has a problem with this.

    Hell me and my parents went to see kung fu panda 2 in theatres.

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  • Ipecac Drano
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    Originally posted by Andara Bledin View Post
    My mom was always a huge fan of the Spiderman cartoon.
    The 1967 one is a fave of mine!

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  • BlaqueKatt
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    Originally posted by Boozy View Post
    I don't understand what possible intellectual stimulation can be found in these children's shows for someone with an adult brain.
    If everything Adults do was required to be "intellectually stimulating", I think I'd go bonkers, my brain would have no downtime and I'd just snap.

    Sometimes I just want to throw in transformers and watch things go boom! Other times I may catch an episode of Law & order, or murder she wrote, or something on the history channel, or discovery channel, or nat geo. Not all entertainment has to be intellectually stimulating" that's why it's entertainment.

    It's like junk food for your brain, yeah sure carrot sticks are good for you and pretty tasty, but every once in a while you just want a bag of Cheetos......

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