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Kids don't give a shit.
by shriphani 14y ago
Kids don't give a shit.
- tptacek 14y agoWell, I did learn not to hide in discarded refrigerators from Punky Brewster.
- jessedhillon 14y agoSome people learn from the Bible and associated interpretations that if they pray hard enough, dead people can walk again, but more people learn that gays are evil. People are able to analogize from fiction, or did you think the moral of the Sour Grapes fable was not to taunt foxes?
- cmccabe 14y agoWell, I did learn not to hide in discarded refrigerators from Punky Brewster. That's funny; another of Mr. Lucas' fine films taught me that you can survive a direct nuclear explosion by hiding in a discarded refrigerator.
- rglovejoy 14y agoIt's not so implausible: http://www.uwgb.edu/dutchs/PSEUDOSC/AtMovieIndyJones4.HTM http://www.uwgb.edu/dutchs/PSEUDOSC/AtMovieIndyJones4.HTM
- cmccabe 14y agoThe question isn't whether it's plausible or not-- this is Indiana Jones, after all. The question is whether it worked in the movie. The whole scene is bizarrely out of place and is making light of something that most people don't think is really all that funny. In a similar vein, there's nothing wrong with funny characters necessarily, but there is something wrong with Jar Jar.
- lutze 14y agoReally? I learned the exact opposite from Indiana Jones!
- Roelven 14y agoWell, they might not give a shit but a story does stick. Same goes for that whole Chronicles of Narnia sagia, which is criticized for containing too many biblical references. I don't think lightly of these things, as in fact- reading is a way of brainwashing too.