The Nostalgia and Memories Topic

pkhead

k0d3rrr wrote:
pkhead wrote:
[big rant][/big rant]

Sorry I ranted for so long about Bluey.
I thought that was a rant about… Ugh, COCOMELON.

Yeah, companies be like:
“Let's make a random song with THE SAME MELODY AND GENERIC STUFF SO THAT THE KID BE LIKE ‘THIS IS GOOD MUSIC’!”
I'm not angry, I'm just ranting about the generic music thing that four-year olds love to listen to.
No offence to four-year olds.

You see the joke was i was gonna say i was gonna be brief about cocomelon then proceed to write an entire novel. And then write two sentences about bluey and say i was ranting about bluey instead of cocomelon. Truly I am a comedic genius of the age truly ahead of my tim (For legal reasons I am not a comedic genius of the age nor am I truly ahead of my Tim)

Originally they were doing it for the founder's children, but obviously now they have grown out of nursery rhymes. Anyway no one's gonna have nostalgia about cocomelon for the next decade so we should probably stop talking about it.

k0d3rrr

pkhead wrote:
k0d3rrr wrote:
pkhead wrote:
[big rant][/big rant]

Sorry I ranted for so long about Bluey.
I thought that was a rant about… Ugh, COCOMELON.

Yeah, companies be like:
“Let's make a random song with THE SAME MELODY AND GENERIC STUFF SO THAT THE KID BE LIKE ‘THIS IS GOOD MUSIC’!”
I'm not angry, I'm just ranting about the generic music thing that four-year olds love to listen to.
No offence to four-year olds.
You see the joke was i was gonna say i was gonna be brief about cocomelon then proceed to write an entire novel. And then write two sentences about bluey and say i was ranting about bluey instead of cocomelon. Truly I am a comedic genius of the age truly ahead of my tim (For legal reasons I am not a comedic genius of the age nor am I truly ahead of my Tim)

Originally they were doing it for the founder's children, but obviously now they have grown out of nursery rhymes. Anyway no one's gonna have nostalgia about cocomelon for the next decade so we should probably stop talking about it.

Yeah.

cookie_coder04

minikiwigeek2 wrote:
PencilOnTheDesk wrote:
minikiwigeek2 wrote:
Anyone else think Bluey is basically the new Peppa Pig only a million times better?
I've seen a few episodes of Bluey, it's really good for a kids show imo.
Agreed, it's totally at a slow, calm pace. Unlike the [removed by ST] that is Cocomelon.

OMG. I can't stand Cocomelon, mainly because of the absurdly creepy animation and amount of annoying haters. The only thing I like about it is the “Are we there yet?” meme. Bluey, on the other hand, is peaceful yet chaotic-in-a-good-way entertainment that even the parents can sit down to watch for a good while. It still carries that theme you'll be humming the rest of your life, but more calm with the only lyrics being the Heeler family's names rather than a huge rock jam with obnoxious lyrics like most cartoons. The simple yet beautiful animation is one of the key elements. It makes parents feel seen with some of the events and settings. It is a ton of fun to watch. even though it's meant to be a show for preschoolers, it even had my middle-schooler sister and our mom shouting “Let's watch Bluey!” when we saw that it was on Disney Junior's cable channel. That's proof that it will even get the oldest, grumpiest audience smiling. (yeah this was taken from personal experiences with bluey)

cookie_coder04

musicROCKS013 wrote:
Lavender_lillypad wrote:
Cynthialz wrote:
Was anyone else not allowed to watch Spongebob as a kid?

Omg!I wasn’t allowed.
We just don’t have cable. I bought a bunch of seasons on DVD, and Amazon Prime has a bunch of seasons for free.

Ever have that one baby sitter that thought everything was inappropriate, like Star Wars or something.

No but let me guess what they can get like: “NO! DON'T WATCH BLUEY!!! IT HAS SLIGHTLY MORE REALISTIC CHARACTERS AND SITUATIONS THAN MOST CARTOONS!!!! IT IS NOT APPROPRIATE!!!!!!!!”
“STOP PLAYING MARIO!!! IT HAS FIRE AND A GIRL OVER 10 YEARS OLD IN IT!!!! DON'T GET ME STARTED ON THE OVERLY CARTOONY WEAPONS!!!”

EDIT: My babysitters (that weren't my aunt or grandma) were always like: “Sure, I'll help you on that hard level *proceeds to beat the entire game*”
They always happened to be an epik gamer at the one specific video game we were playing when they babysat us.

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Lavender_lillypad

cookie_coder04 wrote:
musicROCKS013 wrote:
Lavender_lillypad wrote:
Cynthialz wrote:
Was anyone else not allowed to watch Spongebob as a kid?

Omg!I wasn’t allowed.
We just don’t have cable. I bought a bunch of seasons on DVD, and Amazon Prime has a bunch of seasons for free.

Ever have that one baby sitter that thought everything was inappropriate, like Star Wars or something.
No but let me guess what they can get like: “NO! DON'T WATCH BLUEY!!! IT HAS SLIGHTLY MORE REALISTIC CHARACTERS AND SITUATIONS THAN MOST CARTOONS!!!! IT IS NOT APPROPRIATE!!!!!!!!”
“STOP PLAYING MARIO!!! IT HAS FIRE AND A GIRL OVER 10 YEARS OLD IN IT!!!! DON'T GET ME STARTED ON THE OVERLY CARTOONY WEAPONS!!!”

nkirby1

The adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog anyone?

Lavender_lillypad

nkirby1 wrote:
The adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog anyone?

This is about nostalgia.If you want to discuss Sonic the hedgehog do it here.

k0d3rrr

Lavender_lillypad wrote:
nkirby1 wrote:
The adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog anyone?

This is about nostalgia.If you want to discuss Sonic the hedgehog do it here.

I think they mean, does anyone remember watching The Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog?

superscratchmaker536

The OG Mobile Suit Gundam (I started with Gundam: SEED but the OG is more OG for me)

pkhead

k0d3rrr wrote:
Lavender_lillypad wrote:
nkirby1 wrote:
The adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog anyone?

This is about nostalgia.If you want to discuss Sonic the hedgehog do it here.
I think they mean, does anyone remember watching The Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog?

Isn't that from the 90s or something that's pretty old. But I shouldn't even be saying that, since I used to watch the Super Mario Bros. Super Show via a DVD player when I was six. I got the DVD from when my teacher asked us what we wanted for Christmas, and I responded with “Mario”. Then later that week my teacher and her husband dressed up as Mrs. Clause and Mr. Clause and fulfilled our requests. With the DVD, I also got the exact same Mario plush that I already had two of.

School and Mario toys makes me think of another interesting story related to the two. One time I brought a plastic Mario toy since my teacher let us bring toys for recess if we have to stay inside. After recess I put my toy under my desk and was about to pack it into my backpack as we were being dismissed. However my teacher saw this and confiscated it on the grounds that I was probably playing with the toy during class. Even though I wasn't I don't really understand. The funny part is that she never gave it back so she just literally stole my Mario toy. A truly traumatizing transgression. I think she gave it to her children.

I never understood why I liked Mario, especially since the only console I've ever owned was an old PS2 with like an M rated racing game and a military campaign game. I guess it's because my cousin had a GameCube with Super Mario Sunshine, a game that I used to be scared of for some reason. He also owned Super Monkey Ball which I never played because I thought it was for little kids. Even though I was six. And a little kid wouldn't be able to beat that game anyway. He also owned F-Zero GX and Luigi's Mansion, the latter of which I was too scared to even insert into the console.

That was a long tangent

cookie_coder04

I remember being scared of Sesame Street. I think Cookie Monster scared me, and then that got me scared of the other characters.

Lavender_lillypad

k0d3rrr wrote:
Lavender_lillypad wrote:
nkirby1 wrote:
The adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog anyone?

This is about nostalgia.If you want to discuss Sonic the hedgehog do it here.
I think they mean, does anyone remember watching The Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog?

Oh,.. misread.

Lavender_lillypad

cookie_coder04 wrote:
I remember being scared of Sesame Street. I think Cookie Monster scared me, and then that got me scared of the other characters.

I kind of get your point.

cookie_coder04

Lavender_lillypad wrote:
cookie_coder04 wrote:
I remember being scared of Sesame Street. I think Cookie Monster scared me, and then that got me scared of the other characters.

I kind of get your point.

What point

TheAnimalKingdom42

cookie_coder04 wrote:
I remember being scared of Sesame Street. I think Cookie Monster scared me, and then that got me scared of the other characters.

Oh, I was terrified of Sesame Street. I don't remember exactly why. I loved Elmo and Grover and Cookie Monster, but I think it was an episode with a giant anthropomorphic triangle that scared me. I was scared of SO many things…

musicROCKS013

TheAnimalKingdom42 wrote:
cookie_coder04 wrote:
I remember being scared of Sesame Street. I think Cookie Monster scared me, and then that got me scared of the other characters.
Oh, I was terrified of Sesame Street. I don't remember exactly why. I loved Elmo and Grover and Cookie Monster, but I think it was an episode with a giant anthropomorphic triangle that scared me. I was scared of SO many things…

Bill Cipher immeadiately came to mind hearing that.

k0d3rrr

musicROCKS013 wrote:
TheAnimalKingdom42 wrote:
cookie_coder04 wrote:
I remember being scared of Sesame Street. I think Cookie Monster scared me, and then that got me scared of the other characters.
Oh, I was terrified of Sesame Street. I don't remember exactly why. I loved Elmo and Grover and Cookie Monster, but I think it was an episode with a giant anthropomorphic triangle that scared me. I was scared of SO many things…
Bill Cipher immeadiately came to mind hearing that.

*Bill Cipher in Sesame Street confirmed*

musicROCKS013

k0d3rrr wrote:
musicROCKS013 wrote:
TheAnimalKingdom42 wrote:
cookie_coder04 wrote:
I remember being scared of Sesame Street. I think Cookie Monster scared me, and then that got me scared of the other characters.
Oh, I was terrified of Sesame Street. I don't remember exactly why. I loved Elmo and Grover and Cookie Monster, but I think it was an episode with a giant anthropomorphic triangle that scared me. I was scared of SO many things…
Bill Cipher immeadiately came to mind hearing that.
*Bill Cipher in Sesame Street confirmed*

But heeyyyyyyy that’s just a theoryyy a fiiillllm theoryyyyy thaaanks for watchingggg

pkhead

TheAnimalKingdom42 wrote:
cookie_coder04 wrote:
I remember being scared of Sesame Street. I think Cookie Monster scared me, and then that got me scared of the other characters.
Oh, I was terrified of Sesame Street. I don't remember exactly why. I loved Elmo and Grover and Cookie Monster, but I think it was an episode with a giant anthropomorphic triangle that scared me. I was scared of SO many things…

That reminds me of that one thingy in Sesame Street I heard about, where you “count to ten with nobody.”.I don't know who thought it was a good idea to put that on Sesame Street. I found a video on it on youtube and i know it's legit because it's a video uploaded in 2007 that's on YouTube Kids

It has pretty cool looking visuals though

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Cynthialz

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