parents in cartoons ARE THE WORST

           I have watched a lot of cartoons when I was young, and even today... I have noticed something about some cartoons.

   The adults (mostly parents of young children) are HORRIBLE!


     They neglect their children, even in times...put them in danger. But I have listed which parents are the worst, and well...I don't think you will be surprised.




  First off, we'll start with a Disney one. In Cinderella, she loses both her parents, and her evil stepmother, Lady Tremaine, well...she treats Cinderella like a slave. Horrible woman would even lock her own step-daughter in the attic and break a glass shoe, just so Cinderella could never find happiness as her step-sisters rip her dress and spoil themselves rotten. (Tisk Tisk)




And with Tv...it's worse. Family Guy is an example how horrible the parents are. They would torment their children (especially the oldest) Peter, the father would be more of a child while Lois, the mother has to deal with all the crap. Even at other times, they are worse off with them than without them. Glad child services hasn't come along yet, OH WAIT! They have on occasion.



The Simpsons, Oh my god. 32 years and they are still horrible parents. Letting Bart run amuck, ignoring Lisa, and I think Maggie is more independent without them. They would cheat, steal, drink a lot (especially Homer) and well gamble their child's college funds. Bart gets in a lot of trouble, they were even classified as HORRIBLE PARENTS! I think they still are. Thank god it's only a cartoon.

 



     South Park is full of stupid parents. But the worst are Stan's parents and Butter's parents. Butter's parents, well let's just say they ground him so many times, and they don't take responsibility for their actions. Butters mother even tried to DROWN her son after finding horrible things happening with her husband. Stan's parents are even worse. Why? Stan's father is a complete ass, and does stupid things. Drinks a lot, and I think Stan's mother is on the verge of divorcing him more than once.




Ok, these parents need to be put away. The Fairly OddParents, well, the mom and dad (who never had their name revealed) they are horrendous parents. Timmy has to rely on his fairies to help him with everyday challenges, even including a horrid babysitter. Sometimes, the parents do admit that they are horrible and try to be good parents, but other times, they just don't care, and the times they don't care, well...that hurts a child deep inside.


But the worst TV parents, well it has to go to Rugrats. They neglect watching their own children, that they even let them go into danger, even if the babies they are watching think they are going on an adventure.

    They are BABIES!!! How are these parents so oblivious about their own petty stuff, they don't even know their babies are going on another adventure. They almost died in some situations. JC. The grandpa sleeps, as the parents of  Tommy, Angelica, Phil and Lil just do they what they want. Chuckie's dad, I'll give him credit he does care, but the others, well...be glad they haven't seen child services yet.


   There's always going to be horrible cartoon parents that don't watch over their children. But it is now I realized, these parents are disgusting. I feel sorry for the children. Will somebody think of the GD CHILDREN!!!!

most interesting stories ever

  Ever wanted to tell an interesting story that will delight people for ages?

   A story that will amaze readers as well as the author? Well, not everything thing you say can be interesting. They can always be...amazing as well.


   Have you ever wondered where the author gets their idea on their stories? How Shakespeare thought of Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet, Julius Ceaser?


Mary Shelley wrote a story that was an inspiration in a graveyard in London. She told her story to a bunch of friends, and just say...the rest is history

   There could have been people that actually create their own monsters like Dr. Frankenstein did. But with her story coming to life, let's just say she might have been an inspiration.

Jane Austen had interesting stories that were bore centered around her era of time. With stories like: Emma, Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility. It would mostly involve a poor woman, who's the protagonist and would find a way to being rich. Like merry a rich man, or do something incredible that her family would disapprove of.
   I was never big on her stories, but they were interesting.



Some of her stories would be movies. They were ok, and others were not worth seeing, but they...in some way...try to make it like the books that she had written.

Even Horror stories, and their authors, their stories can be interesting that they would end up being mini-series or movies.

   Stephen King has over 300 books published, and they can interesting to some readers that can deal with a horror story, but for me... I've noticed a pattern. There are jackasses, bullies, priests, religious nuts, strange things happening. Most of them taking place around fictional towns in Maine.

Even poets have interesting stories to tell. Whether it's a short poem, a long poem, a haiku, anything.

    Poets have interesting things to say as they boat out their emotions on a piece of paper.

Poets like: Henry Wordsworth Longfellow, Walt Whitman, Emily Dickenson, Sylvia Plath, Robert Frost, John Keats and many more...

Even poets that are still alive that interesting things to stay. Where do people get their ideas for stories and poems? Does it just spear out of their head? Well...it's just in their mind, and what they experience. For me, I get my ideas for many places for my stories.

   Most of them being good, and others well...it takes times. But they are interesting.

Paradise PD: Good or bad

   It's a tv show created by Waco O'Guin and Roger Black. The show is a bout animated cops. But is it a good show?

Well yes and no. Yes because it is somewhat funny. About a bunch of cops that don't get along, one being a father and son. A female cop that is very aggressive, a fat cop, an old cop and another cop who is really a villan.

By Season one, it was ok. Not great, but still watchable. At the end of it, one of their own officers is injured, but is really faking it so he wouldn't reveal that his the drug king pin.

Now, with it being the second season...it's a little more disgusting?
   What do I mean by that? well....

There's a lot of sex, defication, curse words, it's an adult cartoon for sure. Sometimes, they go a little too far, and well...it makes me a little uncomfortable.

The same people that created this, also created another show called Brickelbarry. A show about people in the woods. It feels similar, I can tell you that, with it having similarities to the show. But, I've never seen one episode of that show.



This show is a little taboo to say, but is it good or bad? I'm going to say both. Good for the story and the characters, but bad for it sex humor as well as gross out defications. If you have a stomach for it, I'd recommend it, but it's not for everybody

best songs of the 80s

Do you remember the 80's? Where wearing sports clothes around town was acceptable. I was born in 1984, and I still remember the music.

  Songs like "Thriller", "Like a Prayer", even one hit wonder songs like "Don't you (forget about me)" and many more.


Madonna became a hit singer around the year I was born. With her songs like, "Like a Virgin", "Vouge", "Like a Prayer"

   Some of her songs became controversial that even one of the music videos had to be banned from VH1 and MTV.
    The two stations that used to have music, and now don't


  Michael Jackson was a HUGE hit back in the eighties. In his leather red jacket singing to Thriller and Beat It and many other memorable songs. My favorite would have to be...

Smooth Criminal. Wearing the white suit, having gravity like shoes and not knowing the lyrics. That's what I call amazing.

  Michael Jackson was amazing back then, but we never knew the struggle and pain he was going through until his death, but back in the 80's he was also known for his Pepsi connercial




Where a young Alfanso Ribeiro was dressed like Jackson and soon meets Jackson while drinking Pepsi.

Rock songs were amazing in the 80's as well.
  Like Bon Jovi, WhiteSnake, AC/DC, Led Zeplin, KISS and many more.

Even the hairstyles were amazing. Long hair band, crazy looks, screaming into a mike. Seems as if those days are not yet over.



 Ever heard of a band called A-Ha or it's song Take on me? Well, that band is no longer around, but the song is so much of an earworm, you can't get it out of your head



Weezer has parodied that song as well as other 80's songs like everybody wants to rule the world and Africa.

Parody songs were around in the 80's because of one man.... Weird Al Yankovic

  He parodied many songs even through the nineties and now...
Well he still parodies music, but back in the 80's, he paropdied songs like "Like a Virgin" with "Like a Surgeon",  "Beat it" with "Eat it" Even songs like, "I lost on Jeopardy" was a funny one as well.


Whitney Houston, Tina Turner, David Bowie, Rolling Stones... so many bands and singers of the 80's and we still listen to them today. Why?

Has music died out? or are we just Nostalgic? nobody knows, but all I know is the 80's and it's music is here to stay