3/24 The Pokemon magic word for the day is Bulbasaur but when the fine
print flashed by it said something about only ages 5-13 eligible.
What's up with that? I'm being discriminated against. How else can
I win a Pokemon entertainment center with large screen TV?
\_ Pika... pika... PIKACHU!
\_ PIKATHULLU!
\_ Fuzzy Bunny
\_ Ivysaur!!
\_ gotta catch'em all!
\_ kidnap a little kid
\_ gotta catch'em all! -pnaughton
\_ pedophille.
\_ pi-ka-chuuuuuuuu! =P
\_ So for the first time ever I actually sat through an entire 30
minute Pokemon segment. Forced myself to do it for the experience.
I don't remember cartoons being *that* stupid when I was that age.
I still see reruns of some of them and they're not great but no
where near as bad as Pokemon. *And* the old cartoons don't cause
kids to have epileptic fits. Can someone explain this whole
Pokemon thing?
\_ The mental image of Japanese pre-schoolers twitching
and drooling on the floor in front of the tv is, for
some inexplicable reason, pretty fucking funny. That's
why _I_ like Pokemon. Don't know about all the children
with Touretts, though. -John
\_ I've tried watching it a couple of times, and still can't
understand it. kids these days have so very little to look
forward to in regards to cartoons. The networks have to bring
something back like Thundarr the Barbarian or Robotech.
Stuff with quality humor or violence, and well-illustated.
\_ Robotech was the best cartoon series I've ever seen.
I'd probably still watch it if it was on.
\_ Robotech stank. Bring back StarBlazers or Gundam. What
I can't understand is that with all the great anime
series in Japan (MB, YUA, MI, Lupin, MKR, KOR, Kenshin)
US TV picks the stupidest ones for mass broadcasts. |