The nostalgia thread
Posted: 23 Aug 2010, 03:02
Anything that reminds you of your youth.
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Re: The nostalgia thread
Posted: 23 Aug 2010, 04:30
Re: The nostalgia thread
Posted: 23 Aug 2010, 09:28
To this day, this is the only children's show to ever do a joke about fingering. Hardcore.Joe's Crab Shack wrote:
Anyway...
Childhood of excitement!
Re: The nostalgia thread
Posted: 23 Aug 2010, 10:37
I remember all those except Kirby. Back then cartoons dared to venture further than now, they were trailblazers seeking out how far a cartoon could go while still being intended for kids, teens & adults.
Re: The nostalgia thread
Posted: 23 Aug 2010, 11:54
UGgggggggh must resist urge to be really smugJoe's Crab Shack wrote:I remember all those except Kirby. Back then cartoons dared to venture further than now, they were trailblazers seeking out how far a cartoon could go while still being intended for kids, teens & adults.
Re: The nostalgia thread
Posted: 24 Aug 2010, 04:46
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Re: The nostalgia thread
Posted: 24 Aug 2010, 10:09
Think about Rocko's modern life for a second. You know how many masturbation references they managed to sneak past the censors?Riftoff wrote:UGgggggggh must resist urge to be really smugJoe's Crab Shack wrote:I remember all those except Kirby. Back then cartoons dared to venture further than now, they were trailblazers seeking out how far a cartoon could go while still being intended for kids, teens & adults.
Or like Plunkers posted, The Animaniacs were'nt limited to just that one instance for adult humor.
Lateley nostalgia has been all around me
Posted: 09 Sep 2010, 07:17
My friend has every cartoon that's been on Cartoon Network and nickelodeon on DVD and iv'e been watching quite a bit of them, and damn it, I nostalgia all over. The question I wanted to ask, what Cartoon or Show brings you way back to the good times.
Mine: Dexter's laboratory
Mine: Dexter's laboratory
Re: The nostalgia thread
Posted: 10 Sep 2010, 09:20
Yeah but look at the old warner brothers/loony toons cartoons from the early days with their stereotypical and raciest view on everything. Racism used to be mainstream funny so it wasn't surprising to see a things that you could NEVER get away with today. Take that with the fact they used to use the Flintstones and the like for advertising drugs and alcohol.Joe's Crab Shack wrote:Think about Rocko's modern life for a second. You know how many masturbation references they managed to sneak past the censors?Riftoff wrote:UGgggggggh must resist urge to be really smugJoe's Crab Shack wrote:I remember all those except Kirby. Back then cartoons dared to venture further than now, they were trailblazers seeking out how far a cartoon could go while still being intended for kids, teens & adults.
Or like Plunkers posted, The Animaniacs were'nt limited to just that one instance for adult humor.
Perfect example. In the below video, bugs bunny is singing and dancing about buying war bonds and for no reason what so ever, he puts on black face and continues to sing in an accent like nothing happened.
Another example is this extremely racist representation of black babies at the 3:10 mark of this Betty Boop cartoon.
Re: The nostalgia thread
Posted: 10 Sep 2010, 11:15
captainAngry wrote:Yeah but look at the old warner brothers/loony toons cartoons from the early days with their stereotypical and raciest view on everything. Racism used to be mainstream funny so it wasn't surprising to see a things that you could NEVER get away with today. Take that with the fact they used to use the Flintstones and the like for advertising drugs and alcohol.Joe's Crab Shack wrote:Think about Rocko's modern life for a second. You know how many masturbation references they managed to sneak past the censors?Riftoff wrote:UGgggggggh must resist urge to be really smugJoe's Crab Shack wrote:I remember all those except Kirby. Back then cartoons dared to venture further than now, they were trailblazers seeking out how far a cartoon could go while still being intended for kids, teens & adults.
Or like Plunkers posted, The Animaniacs were'nt limited to just that one instance for adult humor.
Perfect example. In the below video, bugs bunny is singing and dancing about buying war bonds and for no reason what so ever, he puts on black face and continues to sing in an accent like nothing happened.
Another example is this extremely racist representation of black babies at the 3:10 mark of this Betty Boop cartoon.
Re: The nostalgia thread
Posted: 10 Sep 2010, 11:55
As much as I watched Rocco's Modern Life I can't admit I like it because it would limit my ability to be cool to this guys level:
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Re: The nostalgia thread
Posted: 12 Sep 2010, 02:43
good times
Re: The nostalgia thread
Posted: 18 Sep 2010, 10:44
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Posted: 19 Sep 2010, 01:35
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Re: The nostalgia thread
Posted: 20 Sep 2010, 05:33
Rift, I never knew you had it so ruff. You had to deal with whining Asians and Blacks while in tanks?
Re: The nostalgia thread
Posted: 20 Sep 2010, 06:54
If I remember correctly, you've never seen a person that's not white in real life? That happened, that was posted, right?Dep. Redundency Dep. wrote:Rift, I never knew you had it so ruff. You had to deal with whining Asians and Blacks while in tanks?
Re: The nostalgia thread
Posted: 20 Sep 2010, 07:41
Hmm, I don't recall saying that. Or it being true.
You're referring to the fact my town has a low percentage of minorities. Believe me, I've seen more Mexicans, Asians, and Blacks at one time then a lot of people have seen combined (hyperbole). New York City, less then 50 miles away....
Digression over, thread re-railed.
I had a violent childhood.
You're referring to the fact my town has a low percentage of minorities. Believe me, I've seen more Mexicans, Asians, and Blacks at one time then a lot of people have seen combined (hyperbole). New York City, less then 50 miles away....
Digression over, thread re-railed.
I had a violent childhood.
Re: The nostalgia thread
Posted: 20 Sep 2010, 08:19
AND NOW
I still have the controller from this
Re: The nostalgia thread
Posted: 25 Sep 2010, 02:38
The N64 and N64 cartridges, and The NES witch came with Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt 