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FunDude wrote:

sparky2008123 wrote:

haxcharsol wrote:

Okay then. 

                 Why has no one posted in forever?                 

*cough* necropost *cough*

OH NO SOMEONE BUMPED AFTER ONE MONTH AND A BIT WHAT A CALAMITY

Oh my gosh, I find these all the time.

Good Luck Charlie:
Teddy: *is driving crazy* (I don't remember all the lines XD)
Ms. Dabney: Slow down, or you're gonna bump into something!
Teddy: *bumps into car* ... Oh look, that grandpa in the car is telling us we're number one.
Ms. Dabney: No, he's not, he's-
Teddy: I know what he's doing.
(Did anyone get this?)

And Animaniacs. That show was ALL about getting past the kiddie radars. I found a ten minute video and it was ALL Animaniacs getting past the kiddie radar. Some I couldn't believe they got away with.

I saw this one on imgur from justice league, but I'm not going to share it.

The Mighty Bee occasionally had adult humour. I think.

ProgrammingFreak wrote:

Yes, I find this mildly funny.
As to what cheddargirl was saying:
It's interesting when I watch movies from the 80s to 90s, because we'll see a movie rated PG and think it's good for the whole family to watch. But usually it has a lot of right out language or imagery. Which I'm fine with, but not for a 4 year old. 

But then I think, PG stands for Parental Guidance. That actually makes since. Nowadays, PG pretty much means 'for kids' from what I've seen. Rarely do you see a G rated movie.    But back in the day, they actually used the ratings correctly.

I don't know. Just an observation. :3

I saw a movie from the 80s and they said the "S" word! And the "B" word (the one that does NOT mean a female dog) and some others too I think. It was PG but I think they should have used a "natural censor" as someone was saying earlier.

NeilWest wrote:

The Mighty Bee occasionally had adult humour. I think.

The Mighty B?

Oh man I remember that. :o

transparent wrote:

I saw this one on imgur from justice league, but I'm not going to share it.

Oh stuffing, is it that one where if you pause at the right moment it looks so incredibly wrong?

FunDude wrote:

transparent wrote:

I saw this one on imgur from justice league, but I'm not going to share it.

Oh stuffing, is it that one where if you pause at the right moment it looks so incredibly wrong?

That could happen in any show.

The sarcasm of Sesame Street.

AnimeCreatorArtist wrote:

"Who wants to lick my cheeks?" -Spongebob

I see i have some takers!

NeilWest wrote:

PonyPokiPanikku wrote:

ProgrammingFreak wrote:

Yes, I find this mildly funny.
As to what cheddargirl was saying:
It's interesting when I watch movies from the 80s to 90s, because we'll see a movie rated PG and think it's good for the whole family to watch. But usually it has a lot of right out language or imagery. Which I'm fine with, but not for a 4 year old. 

But then I think, PG stands for Parental Guidance. That actually makes since. Nowadays, PG pretty much means 'for kids' from what I've seen. Rarely do you see a G rated movie.    But back in the day, they actually used the ratings correctly.

I don't know. Just an observation. :3

I saw a movie from the 80s and they said the "S" word! And the "B" word (the one that does NOT mean a female dog) and some others too I think. It was PG but I think they should have used a "natural censor" as someone was saying earlier.

I watched Ghostbusters and it had everything but the F, c and n words.

To be fair, those really are probably okay in PG if we went by fairer ratings.
Anyway, natural censors are dumb.
I don't watch particularly inappropriate movies or whatever and I could still figure out what they meant to say when I was little. They just seem like poor attempts to make it "funny" when it's overdone and all

Spongebob has a lot of natural censors. For instance, Nature Pants.
Every time we see Spongebob naked he gets covered by a plant or something.

mintfang wrote:

haxcharsol wrote:

Spongebob has a lot of natural censors. For instance, Nature Pants.
Every time we see Spongebob naked he gets covered by a plant or something.

Or they never go into the *ahem* details when they show them naked.

Hey you know what

We've all seen all those actual animals naked before.
And you know what I've never actively tried to find or noticed on them?
Details

Starfish and sponges certainly don't even have them, and the way sexually reproducing fish work is different from us regardless.