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RE: Do you remember weird things from cartoons you watc... - 1/7/2016 1:01:25 PM

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No I didn't know it was hidden. Thank you for your interest in wanting to read it. You really haven't missed anything. I'm happily married and quite boring.

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RE: Do you remember weird things from cartoons you watc... - 1/7/2016 5:07:35 PM

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Go to 3:38 in THIS cartoon... i was shocked as a kid.

And THIS was a favorite for me as a little boy.

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RE: Do you remember weird things from cartoons you watc... - 1/7/2016 5:14:49 PM

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It wasn't cartoons for me.

More like, I think my parents have been irresponsible watching bdsm porn when I was a child and allowing me to watch it together with them.

I've always remembered watching movies with medieval women being captured, chained up, stripped naked and raped and sexually tortured. I have vivid images of these things since very very young. Maybe even 6 or 7. That I watched these things together with my family. My parents probably thought it was harmless as I was too young to process anything.

Gosh my favourite childhood cartoons were like care bears, my little pony, rainbow brite, she-ra etc Think they were all pretty innocent.

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RE: Do you remember weird things from cartoons you watc... - 1/8/2016 4:23:50 AM

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Go to 3:38 in THIS cartoon... i was shocked as a kid.

And THIS was a favorite for me as a little boy.

Butch

Wow, those are old and cute cartoons that I have never seen.
Ha, is that suppose to be an angel or God giving the finger? Definitely giggle worthy. 😀

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RE: Do you remember weird things from cartoons you watc... - 1/8/2016 7:07:56 PM

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I am trying to find an old book that was featured on Reading Rainbow (I think) back in the 1980s.

Basicly, it involved an elderly lady and a wolf (it may have been a fox), and tward the end of it, the wolf put on this jewled necklace. Right after he did this, the woman took the extra length of the necklace
and hitched it to the post saying something along the lines of "There, that will make sure you don't
get lost", and she kept him as a pet. They didn't explicitly show the necklace locking around his neck, but I guess it was a sort of trap necklace with a clasp that couldn't be opened by the wearer once it was put on. Unfortunately, even after looking thoroughly through the Reading Rainbow episode guides (which included the titles of the books featured), and doing a Google image
search of every book that could possibly be the one I was looking for, it came up empty. It's possible it was another show that had this, but I distinctly remember it being in the format
that Reading Rainbow uses during it's read-along segment. Does anybody remember this book?

Oh, on a side note, many years ago, I was playing collar games with a friend who was also into
bondage, and I padlocked a leather collar and leash around her neck, and said "this is so
you don't get lost", and lead her around a bit (usualy I am the one wearing the collar). She really
liked it, and this was obviously inspired by the book. :)

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RE: Do you remember weird things from cartoons you watc... - 1/8/2016 7:17:36 PM

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I am new here I am looking for sub baby girl

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RE: Do you remember weird things from cartoons you watc... - 1/8/2016 7:39:24 PM

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I am new here I am looking for sub baby girl

What the hell does that have to do with this thread?

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RE: Do you remember weird things from cartoons you watc... - 1/10/2016 6:42:48 AM

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Do Aqua songs in general count?
They were always a bit weird =) and some songs you ended up understanding better the older you got.
That electro-pop kids band from Denmark

In one she gets whipped and enjoys it
In an other one he's her lolipop.
Barbie Girl is rumored to have to do with either prostitutes or sugar girls. I'd say it's open to interpretation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyhrYis509A

Considering Lene's later solo career and "It's your duty to shake your booty" she sure had a kinky side to her.
The group has reunified a couple of years ago and produced some seriously good, more adult themed and non-sexualized songs including "My Momma said":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dw2reSBdwPM

There are some cartoons I always found a bit disgusting and the older I got the more I understood how truly sickening they are.
Ren and Stimpy is basically a psychological horror story of abuse and trust issues.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vu7Pxtp2KLM

View this for example. It fits right into this forum.

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