Shroob
Sup?
If Bambi's horror tagline isn't "Deer God" then we have failed as a society.
Welcome to Smashboards, the world's largest Super Smash Brothers community! Over 250,000 Smash Bros. fans from around the world have come to discuss these great games in over 19 million posts!
You are currently viewing our boards as a visitor. Click here to sign up right now and start on your path in the Smash community!
I know, I am just sharing my disappointment on the lack of creativity.I mean that's what you're dealing with when things go Public Domain. For every labor of love you get 5 sandwich budget horror films. Just the way it is, but Big Corpos can't do a thing about it and that kinda rocks.
I feel like that could be said about a lot of mature stuff on the internet and life in general.Part of me wants to agree.
The other part of me thinks the adaptations are too easy for kids to find and that, even making it into something dark notwithstanding, it doesn't help that so far, despite the creators of each one trying to hype their projects up as scary versions of classic kids' characters and stories. all of them have failed at even being decent horror adaptations.
That idea is now in my head.Bambi should've been an action movie.
Gearing up and setting traps like Rambo and killing any hunters who enter the forest.
Bambo.
At least this will be the closest we might ever getting to it.That idea is now in my head.
Now I'm sad it isn't real.
I wouldn't be surprised if someone saw that skit and jotted that idea down for when Bambi drops.At least this will be the closest we might ever getting to it.
It's something at least.
Okay, this movie might actually be worth it just for the pun.Bambi should've been an action movie.
Gearing up and setting traps like Rambo and killing any hunters who enter the forest.
Bambo.
Sometimes it’s best to take some time away from the drawing. I know that helps me when it start getting frustrated.Im having a hard as hell time with this drawing. Idk how to do anything rn
Tbh you can make an argument that safe spaces for kids offline have been ruined too so it's a lose lose no matter what you do.I feel like that could be said about a lot of mature stuff on the internet and life in general.
but that is related more to the death of safe online spaces for kids more than anything
The Pebble?The Rock finally coming back to WWE to finally fight his abusive younger cousin
Leaked gif from the Bambi horror movie:If Bambi's horror tagline isn't "Deer God" then we have failed as a society.
Who else do you need?Hit a roadblock in my GTS Dex hunt.
Just no one has bit for over 5 hours now.
Sucks, I'm only like 30~ away from completion.
Whole buncha Gen 5 and 8 ****.Who else do you need?
I've been on the internet longer than you've been alive and I am not convinced the internet was ever "safe" for kids lolI feel like that could be said about a lot of mature stuff on the internet and life in general.
but that is related more to the death of safe online spaces for kids more than anything
Can confirm.I've been on the internet longer than you've been alive and I am not convinced the internet was ever "safe" for kids lol
Good Point, Safe was the wrong word for my point.I've been on the internet longer than you've been alive and I am not convinced the internet was ever "safe" for kids lol
idk I just googled "My Little Pony" and I scrolled for a decent while and I didn't see anything sus. I think this problem is overstated a bit. Not saying kids won't find naughty images by accident because it does happen, but any parent should be aware of the risks giving their kids online access, especially nowadays when millennials should definitely know better having grown up on the internet themselves.Now you can argue that children should be monitered, and yeah they should, but doesn't help that they can go search up something like MLP and have some dastardly results pop up on Google. It's truly tough to navigate.
Real talk, if parents want to protect kids from internet stuff, they need to have a real talk with them about witnessing potentially NSFW material. It's naive to think it won't happen and being able to talk to your kids about it, however awkward or uncomfortable it may be, will go a long way than just giving them a computer and hoping nothing bad happens. I feel like people talk about parenting regarding the internet in two modes: either lock them out of it entirely/restrict it, or just say and do nothing and give them unfettered access. There should be a middle ground where as a parent you accept that you can't control everything your kid sees, but maybe at least make them think about what they're viewing.Can confirm.
Mom slapped a laptop down in my lap at age 12 and boy did I see the world in a whole new way.
That is the answer to many modern day problems tbh.That said, social media burning to the ground would be a good start.
It already looks to be on the "Cartoon Reboot Cliche" PathAlso I may be late but Ren and Stimpy is getting a reboot. And also it leaked.
Didn't know there was a demand for it tbh.
FinallyAll this talk of the internet scarring kids is just reminding me to get back to work on my evil scheme to blast humanity back to the stone age.
Thanks, fellas. Lemme get back to that
Ook eek son.Finally
We will return to monke(Real)
A cancel culture Ren and Stimpy episode would be hilariously ironic.That is the answer to many modern day problems tbh.
It already looks to be on the "Cartoon Reboot Cliche" Path
There is a Phone Bad episode from what it seems so let's see if it reaches the full path.
-Phone Bad episode
-Drone Jokes
-Cancel Culture Episode
-Covid Episode
-Trump Jokes
Weirdly enough I could see Ren and Stimpy pulling a off a potential cancel culture episode if they just completely and unsubtly use it as a vessel to **** on John K.A cancel culture Ren and Stimpy episode would be hilariously ironic.