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Re: spongebob-so it comes to this
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Zdrmonster Productions
Mar 30, 2023, 5:27:42 PM3/30/23
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On Monday, July 19, 1999 at 2:00:00 AM UTC-5, VVu RuGrAT wrote:
> I think everyone is overanylyzing Spongebob. I actually enjoyed it. I started
> watching with absolutly no expectations whatsoever. Why can't everyone enjoy
> it for what it is...a dumb cartoon. The simplicity of being stupid. What is
> so wrong with that. His bubble dance had me rolling (call me immature).
> Especially the pelvic thrust part. And his enthusiasm at ripped pants and the
> ripped pants band. Sorry....I just thought it was so stupid, it was funny.
> Don't think about. Just watch it. You'll enjoy it more.
Everyone's always talking about the first post, but this one doesn't get the attention it deserves.
It shows an early SpongeBob fan stand up to the naysayers of the previous posts, saying that the show's good qualities in its "stupidity" over-weigh the cons. From laughing at the bubble dance, and the love for the Ripped Pants song. This man deserves some honor for being one of the earliest internet losers to publicly post about a positive opinion about SpongeBob SquarePants, and it's kinda neat.
> I think everyone is overanylyzing Spongebob. I actually enjoyed it. I started
> watching with absolutly no expectations whatsoever. Why can't everyone enjoy
> it for what it is...a dumb cartoon. The simplicity of being stupid. What is
> so wrong with that. His bubble dance had me rolling (call me immature).
> Especially the pelvic thrust part. And his enthusiasm at ripped pants and the
> ripped pants band. Sorry....I just thought it was so stupid, it was funny.
> Don't think about. Just watch it. You'll enjoy it more.
Everyone's always talking about the first post, but this one doesn't get the attention it deserves.
It shows an early SpongeBob fan stand up to the naysayers of the previous posts, saying that the show's good qualities in its "stupidity" over-weigh the cons. From laughing at the bubble dance, and the love for the Ripped Pants song. This man deserves some honor for being one of the earliest internet losers to publicly post about a positive opinion about SpongeBob SquarePants, and it's kinda neat.
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