I wonder if the poor fucker saw the endless reams of Animaniacs porn that was on display at Anthrocon this year.

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Patently untrue. Perhaps they'll argue ad nauseam with their parents, but not with things they actually look up to, which, sadly, all too often is a television show.

I agree wholeheartedly with DM. I remember not just understanding, but engaging in conversations my parents were having about things I should have known nothing about. They would always ask how I knew the cultural/historical/scientific reference. The answer was almost always the same: saw it on Animaniacs.>> ^Kreegath:

He couldn't be more wrong about teenagers, though, as in their minds they are always right and anyone who disagrees is personally insulting them. This is the time where they learn to debate, which is why they'll keep on arguing their points ad nauseum, regardless of how wrong they are or how absurd their position is. When he has kids, this'll be some revelation for him

What's wrong with anime? Nausicaa is like one of the top 10 best movies of all time. The only good things in American animation are The Simpsons, South Park, Family Guy, Futurama, and Animaniacs.

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>> ^ant:
>> ^mauz15:
Hey ant, why not fix this http://www.videosift.com/video/Yakko-Warner-Nations-of-the-World instead of reposting it?

How? There was no way to fix it.


Ah sorry, you're right. Nevermind then.

>> ^mauz15:
Hey ant, why not fix this http://www.videosift.com/video/Yakko-Warner-Nations-of-the-World instead of reposting it?


How? There was no way to fix it.

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Very sad, but it's great to see the community coming together like that to help one another. It's true, you cannot count on government - even the richest one in the world.

How much would it suck to be the kid taking home one of those backpacks stuffed with food? When I was young, poor kids were easy targets. Free lunches were a reason to ridicule. Now, can you imagine the torment? And those backpacks are probably clearance aisle with pictures of Rugrats or Animaniacs on them which would only further fan the flames of derision.

>> ^rychan:
>> ^Lordoderus:
Just look back at all the controversy that popped up over the years with Disney. The penis building in The Little mermaid, the word SEX in the dust in The Lion King. Aladdin supposedly saying "Take off your clothes" to the tiger in... well...Aladdin.
Notably, Snopes found those urban legends to be false, undetermined, and false respectively.
http://www.snopes.com/disney/films/films.asp



I don't trust that site, I can PROVE one of his "False" claims is actually true.
This is the scene where the minister becomes "Aroused" as he so puts it.
If he's looking on the new released dvd's, then I doubt he'll be able to find some of the things mentioned, mostly
because it'd be edited out. However, the original VHS' may have a different story.

http://www.joblo.com/newsimages1/urbmermaid.jpg

For the still non-believers, this is the scene in the movie

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

this is included in a compilation list of others. they were dirty

http://www.thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/thatguywiththeglasses/nostalgia-critic/221-the-top-moments-in-animaniacs