Guilty pleasures - Never Forgotten: a Foster's Home Community

Dark "DC" Chaos · 01-13-2007, 09:30 PM

Watching child-oriented films and TV is nothing to be ashamed of. I think it's quite nice to go back to the cartoons I watched as a child and watch them through matured eyes.
Through that, I've seen a lot of jokes I missed as a kid, which makes it all the funnier for me. (Probably because now I pay attention to what they're saying, as opposed to my child age, when I just waited for things to happen.) Example: just yesterday, I watched a video of Animalympics, something I thought was a long-gone distant memory, and seeing all the announcer impersonations (not to mention recognizing all the names in the actors' credits) made it seem like a whole new experience for me.

Oh yes, and that's my guilty pleasure. But can it really be called guilty when I don't feel much guilt from it?

01-13-2007, 09:30 PM	#17
Dark "DC" Chaos Newly Abandoned Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Cold Northern California Posts: 22	Watching child-oriented films and TV is nothing to be ashamed of. I think it's quite nice to go back to the cartoons I watched as a child and watch them through matured eyes. Through that, I've seen a lot of jokes I missed as a kid, which makes it all the funnier for me. (Probably because now I pay attention to what they're saying, as opposed to my child age, when I just waited for things to happen.) Example: just yesterday, I watched a video of Animalympics, something I thought was a long-gone distant memory, and seeing all the announcer impersonations (not to mention recognizing all the names in the actors' credits) made it seem like a whole new experience for me. Oh yes, and that's my guilty pleasure. But can it really be called guilty when I don't feel much guilt from it? __________________ Don't let the name fool you; I'm quite cheerful. ^_^