Random Thoughts - Part Deux [NO POLITICS]

[humfrz]

This ad slays me. Of course she would rid me of any ED. -


humfrz

[Sapphireho]

Originally Posted by humfrz

I reckon that depends -

Back in the day, as a real estate broker, I would rather have sold an empty house, as opposed to an occupied house -


humfrz

Our house is so clean right now, people have commented that it looks staged.

[Sapphireho]

Originally Posted by humfrz

This ad slays me. Of course she would rid me of any ED. -


humfrz

Those are some big blue pills.

[Ultramaroon]

Originally Posted by Sapphireho

Those are some big blue pills.

Lozenges

[Clutch Dog]

Originally Posted by humfrz

Travel -


humfrz

post navy sure. though this year ive already hit Hawaii, seattle, atlanta, missouri, tennesee, texas and arizona.

[Spuds]

Originally Posted by ichitaka05

I’ll give you a hint

Originally Posted by jsimon7777

Humfrz's mom?

Originally Posted by soundman98

my money is on the waitress.

All wrong. It's the concierge you can clearly see in the middle of the frame. Duh.

[soundman98]

Originally Posted by Sapphireho

Our house is so clean right now, people have commented that it looks staged.

To which i would say "yes! Put your offer in on your way out!"

[EAGLE5]

Detective Pikachu had multiple Jigglypuff sightings. I was happy.

[Clipdat]

Originally Posted by jsimon7777

Detective Pikachu had multiple Jigglypuff sightings. I was happy.

How often do you eat psilocybin mushrooms?

[EAGLE5]

Originally Posted by Clipdat

How often do you eat psilocybin mushrooms?

Do you need a hug?

[soundman98]

Was Ryan WhatHisName as funny in that as deadpool? It's the only reason I'm even considering watching it.

[EAGLE5]

Originally Posted by soundman98

Was Ryan WhatHisName as funny in that as deadpool? It's the only reason I'm even considering watching it.

Pikachu feels like a G-rated Deadpool. As funny? No. It's a kids movie, not a comedy. Funny, though. It feels like a bugs bunny cartoon, where it's a kids show but he's making cracks for adults to laugh at. 6.5/10. No regrets. I was probably happier after Pikachu than I was after Endgame. At least my bladder was.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by jsimon7777

Pikachu feels like a G-rated Deadpool. As funny? No. It's a kids movie, not a comedy. Funny, though. It feels like a bugs bunny cartoon, where it's a kids show but he's making cracks for adults to laugh at. 6.5/10. No regrets. I was probably happier after Pikachu than I was after Endgame. At least my bladder was.

Bugs Bunny and the other 30 to early 50s cartoons were never intended as "kids shows". There were fully written and made for adults as shorts for the theatres. This is why many of the older ones have subject matter that is entirely over any kid's head. It wasn't until the development of Saturday morning cartoon shows in the late 60s where they started focused kids programing that they became considered "kid's shows". The later ones made after that are indeed focused more at children first and adults second and the subject matter is changed to reflect that. They also stopped playing or chopped up many, many of the more extreme episodes in the early 70s. There are Loonie Tune episodes out there that would totally shock anybody under about the age of 50 since the ones I watched as a kid have all but disappeared. Even some of the surviving ones are pretty nasty by today's standards but they are nothing compared to those that have been locked away with the hope people will forget they existed. No doubt some of the old ones survive on the internet someplace.

[Sapphireho]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Bugs Bunny and the other 30 to early 50s cartoons were never intended as "kids shows". There were fully written and made for adults as shorts for the theatres. This is why many of the older ones have subject matter that is entirely over any kid's head. It wasn't until the development of Saturday morning cartoon shows in the late 60s where they started focused kids programing that they became considered "kid's shows". The later ones made after that are indeed focused more at children first and adults second and the subject matter is changed to reflect that. They also stopped playing or chopped up many, many of the more extreme episodes in the early 70s. There are Loonie Tune episodes out there that would totally shock anybody under about the age of 50 since the ones I watched as a kid have all but disappeared. Even some of the surviving ones are pretty nasty by today's standards but they are nothing compared to those that have been locked away with the hope people will forget they existed. No doubt some of the old ones survive on the internet someplace.

We have a lot of them up at the lake. They sell them, or used to sell them. We have like 5 or 6 volumes with 5 or 6 disks each. The really old ones have a warning on them that "these were made during a different time, and might now be offensive to some", or something like that. All the pre war and WWII ones. Very interesting.