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I JUST NOW realized something about "Krabby Land"

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    dunbrine47

    [21]Oct 19, 2008
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    JellyFishJammer wrote:
    dunbrine47 wrote:

    Political Corectnesss has basicly killed 99.9% of the U.S humor with excuses like "Kids will imtate that" or "It's raceist/Ofensive"

    Well you P.C wackos I give you a special finger for destroying the U.S.

    Rude. How is saying that there was some intentional violence on a cartoon show destroys America? O_o

    No I'm NOT talking about violence on a cartoon show destroying america ,I'mtaking about the goverment trying tell us what our kids can and can't watch.

    Edited on 10/19/2008 7:22pm
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    talonmalon333

    [22]Oct 19, 2008
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    tiggertine wrote:

    talonmalon333 wrote:
    But eventually he decided not to hurt himself anymore. So he chose to turn away from pressure, which is a better message. The series generally sends good messages. For example, in Hooky, Mr. Krabs taught how getting addicted to the hooks could get you in big trouble. Now what does that sound like?

    QFT!

    Sorry, but what does QFT mean?

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    RedSoxFan274

    [23]Oct 19, 2008
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    dunbrine47 wrote:
    JellyFishJammer wrote:
    dunbrine47 wrote:

    Political Corectnesss has basicly killed 99.9% of the U.S humor with excuses like "Kids will imtate that" or "It's raceist/Ofensive"

    Well you P.C wackos I give you a special finger for destroying the U.S.

    Rude. How is saying that there was some intentional violence on a cartoon show destroys America? O_o

    No I'm talking about violence on a cartoon show destroying america ,I'm taking about the goverment trying tell us what our kids can and can't watch.


    Oh, ok.
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    ilovejn

    [24]Oct 19, 2008
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    PokeSponge123 wrote:
    talonmalon333 wrote:
    But eventually he decided not to hurt himself anymore. So he chose to turn away from pressure, which is a better message. The series generally sends good messages. For example, in Hooky, Mr. Krabs taught how getting addicted to the hooks could get you in big trouble. Now what does that sound like?
    Thinking about it, it's sort of clever how they get such a serious issue, and turn it into a perfectly suitable for children episode.
    Yeah. All they have to do is think of a certain topic such as sharing. Then, all they have to do is base an episode around it and there ya go!
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    JellyFishJammer

    [25]Oct 19, 2008
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    talonmalon333 wrote:
    tiggertine wrote:

    talonmalon333 wrote:
    But eventually he decided not to hurt himself anymore. So he chose to turn away from pressure, which is a better message. The series generally sends good messages. For example, in Hooky, Mr. Krabs taught how getting addicted to the hooks could get you in big trouble. Now what does that sound like?

    QFT!

    Sorry, but what does QFT mean?

    Quoted For Truth :p

    talonmalon333 wrote:
    Yeah. All they have to do is think of a certain topic such as sharing. Then, all they have to do is base an episode around it and there ya go!

    And that's what's called a little kids show, like Dora, Backyardigans, whatever. SpongeBob is for older kids, like me! The plots are far more clever and mature. Krabby Land proves that.
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    ilovejn

    [26]Oct 20, 2008
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    JellyFishJammer wrote:
    talonmalon333 wrote:
    tiggertine wrote:

    talonmalon333 wrote:
    But eventually he decided not to hurt himself anymore. So he chose to turn away from pressure, which is a better message. The series generally sends good messages. For example, in Hooky, Mr. Krabs taught how getting addicted to the hooks could get you in big trouble. Now what does that sound like?

    QFT!

    Sorry, but what does QFT mean?
    Quoted For Truth :p
    talonmalon333 wrote:
    Yeah. All they have to do is think of a certain topic such as sharing. Then, all they have to do is base an episode around it and there ya go!
    And that's what's called a little kids show, like Dora, Backyardigans, whatever. SpongeBob is for older kids, like me! The plots are far more clever and mature. Krabby Land proves that.
    Yep.
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