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Charlene™ said:
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My friend, rosetryst, and I started talking about Dr. James Dobson's recent claim about Spongebob Squarepants. We decided that all cartoons must make you gay. :sigh:

My entry can be found at: http://www.livejournal.com/users/kagomeshuko/439238.html?nc=7

Hers is here (as her LJ is friends locked, but we wanted to share this silliness!)

I was talking with kagomeshuko today, and we discussed what would happen if James Dobson discovered that we had, in fact, been made gay by children's television. (It was Bert and Ernie--c'mon, two guys, living together? And Bert has seen Ernie taking a bath? And PLAYED WITH HIS RUBBER DUCKIE?!) We thought that Dobson might resort to a forcible cartoon de-gaying. Then, we tried to think of cartoons that would "re-heterize" us. Turns out this is more difficult than we thought. Here is the gist of what we discussed (I would have posted the conversation in its entirety, but it was kind of long):

She-Ra---turns the women into lesbians.

He-man---turns the men gay.

Smurfs---only one female around. Also, is Smurfette the secret mother of Baby Smurf or what? (We theorize she was having a secret love affair with Papa Smurf.)

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles---four males living together. The scandal!

Strawberry Shortcake---not enough men to teach us about "gender roles." Also, probably creates lesbians just like She-Ra.

Carebears?---Nah, they're all obviously gay, what with the happiness and sunshine.

Superman?---Totally gay. The tights, the cape? [As she noted: "I mean, you know, wearning tights just automatically makes a guy gay, too (hmm. . .poor Joe Namath)."]

The Chipmunks (Alvin, Simon, Theodore)---the chipmunks are obviously gay, with those "long shirts." Besides, that high-pitched singing? Total giveaway.

Chip and Dale--two males, living together, always "collecting nuts" ...

Scooby-Doo---might *not* promote gayness, but there's the Drug Factor (Shaggy and Scooby are totally stoned), the Illicit Sex Factor (just what are Daphne and that guy doing in the van all that time?), and the Possible Bestiality Factor (Shaggy DOES spend a lot of time with Scooby, and none chasing after eligible women).

So. Can any of you come up with a selection of "re-heterizing" cartoons for Focus on the Family? 'Cuz clearly, most cartoons are a threat to our children.
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So, obviously, we're all messed up and the cartoons we watched as children (and even watch now) harmed us, right?

Stein Auf!
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KagomeShuko said:
My friend, rosetryst, and I started talking about Dr. James Dobson's recent claim about Spongebob Squarepants. We decided that all cartoons must make you gay. :sigh:

My entry can be found at: http://www.livejournal.com/users/kagomeshuko/439238.html?nc=7

Hers is here (as her LJ is friends locked, but we wanted to share this silliness!)

I was talking with kagomeshuko today, and we discussed what would happen if James Dobson discovered that we had, in fact, been made gay by children's television. (It was Bert and Ernie--c'mon, two guys, living together? And Bert has seen Ernie taking a bath? And PLAYED WITH HIS RUBBER DUCKIE?!) We thought that Dobson might resort to a forcible cartoon de-gaying. Then, we tried to think of cartoons that would "re-heterize" us. Turns out this is more difficult than we thought. Here is the gist of what we discussed (I would have posted the conversation in its entirety, but it was kind of long):

She-Ra---turns the women into lesbians.

He-man---turns the men gay.

Smurfs---only one female around. Also, is Smurfette the secret mother of Baby Smurf or what? (We theorize she was having a secret love affair with Papa Smurf.)

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles---four males living together. The scandal!

Strawberry Shortcake---not enough men to teach us about "gender roles." Also, probably creates lesbians just like She-Ra.

Carebears?---Nah, they're all obviously gay, what with the happiness and sunshine.

Superman?---Totally gay. The tights, the cape? [As she noted: "I mean, you know, wearning tights just automatically makes a guy gay, too (hmm. . .poor Joe Namath)."]

The Chipmunks (Alvin, Simon, Theodore)---the chipmunks are obviously gay, with those "long shirts." Besides, that high-pitched singing? Total giveaway.

Chip and Dale--two males, living together, always "collecting nuts" ...

Scooby-Doo---might *not* promote gayness, but there's the Drug Factor (Shaggy and Scooby are totally stoned), the Illicit Sex Factor (just what are Daphne and that guy doing in the van all that time?), and the Possible Bestiality Factor (Shaggy DOES spend a lot of time with Scooby, and none chasing after eligible women).

So. Can any of you come up with a selection of "re-heterizing" cartoons for Focus on the Family? 'Cuz clearly, most cartoons are a threat to our children.
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So, obviously, we're all messed up and the cartoons we watched as children (and even watch now) harmed us, right?

Stein Auf!
Bridget
^_^ Too funny! ^_^
 
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KagomeShuko said:
Scooby-Doo---might *not* promote gayness, but there's the Drug Factor (Shaggy and Scooby are totally stoned), the Illicit Sex Factor (just what are Daphne and that guy doing in the van all that time?), and the Possible Bestiality Factor (Shaggy DOES spend a lot of time with Scooby, and none chasing after eligible women).

Don't forget - Thelma is a total lesbian, with the glasses, and being smarter than all the men, plus not being interested in Fred. Yep, that obvious. :rolleyes:
 
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Flipper said:
Don't forget - Thelma is a total lesbian, with the glasses, and being smarter than all the men, plus not being interested in Fred. Yep, that obvious. :rolleyes:

I am a little disturbed about this latest trend to attach a sexual identity to cartoon characters. The recent Sponge-Bob lawsuit and now Scooby. I am sure that many tried to put the same tag on Mr. Rogers and I know they have done the same on Sesame Street with Bert and Ernie. All in the name of diversity which is wrong because it is all about justifying a sinful relationship keeping God out of it.

Society will answer to the final judge.
 
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Spongebob Squarepants is childish? No wonder I watch that cartoon every now and then. ;)

Scooby Doo is intelligent TV. This is what I tell my children.

Chip 'n Dale are cute.

You forgot Mickey Mouse wears gloves. That has got to mean something! :)
 
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theologia crucis said:
How do Pinky and the Brain and Animaniacs fit in?!

Are they even still around?

I used to watch those too! I haven't seem them in a while. We have satellite TV now, and not everything is on there.
 
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I watched 'em in college, which might explain why it took me 5.5 years to graduate!

I'm afraid for my daughter: she's gonna have ****** cartoons to watch on Saturday mornings! I had Looney Toons, and other good stuff! The stuff on today is horrible and unfunny...
 
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theologia crucis said:
I watched 'em in college, which might explain why it took me 5.5 years to graduate!

I'm afraid for my daughter: she's gonna have ****** cartoons to watch on Saturday mornings! I had Looney Toons, and other good stuff! The stuff on today is horrible and unfunny...

One just can't beat watching that stupid coyote take another cliff dive. BEEP BEEP!:D
 
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SLStrohkirch said:
One just can't beat watching that stupid coyote take another cliff dive. BEEP BEEP!:D

Yeah, and there MUST be some psychology major out there studying why that never grows old with fans.

I also say Goofy is my favorite cartoon character of all.

Then there is Sylvester and Tweety.
 
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theologia crucis said:
I watched 'em in college, which might explain why it took me 5.5 years to graduate!

I'm afraid for my daughter: she's gonna have ****** cartoons to watch on Saturday mornings! I had Looney Toons, and other good stuff! The stuff on today is horrible and unfunny...

You can get Looney Tunes on DVD now. That's what we will end up doing - then when we have kids, we will have so many DVDs (we have over 400 total now) that he/she will never watch regular TV.

Here's another questionable duet - Heckle & Jeckle.

Ooooohhhhh. Woody Woodpecker? Or, was he mentioned before? The name says it all, you know.
 
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