Mass'Debater
Posts: 2,736 
Location: Atlantic Canada
Location: Atlantic Canada
April 25th, 2008, 02:28 PM
In regards to a few members trying to send me off to Disney Land/World in another thread, I got an idea of something I would like to ask, and I'll explain shortly.... but first:
Question #1:
When you were growing up, did you prefer Warner Brother's Loonie Tunes Cartoons or Walt Disney's Cartoons?
Question #2:
How many brothers and sisters do/did you have and were there more boys then girls or more girls then boys?
In regards to a few members trying to send me off to Disney Land/World in another thread, I got an idea of something I would like to ask, and I'll explain shortly.... but first:
Question #1:
When you were growing up, did you prefer Warner Brother's Loonie Tunes Cartoons or Walt Disney's Cartoons?
Question #2:
How many brothers and sisters do/did you have and were there more boys then girls or more girls then boys?
Bright Spark
Posts: 300
Location: Edmonton
Location: Edmonton
April 25th, 2008, 02:46 PM
WB for the humour, Disney for the quality animation and the music. Walt knew the value in music and made sure his films contained brilliant, moving pieces that stand the test of time. My favorite though...Rocket Robin Hood....Trillium Productions.
3 boys, 3 girls in our family.
WB for the humour, Disney for the quality animation and the music. Walt knew the value in music and made sure his films contained brilliant, moving pieces that stand the test of time. My favorite though...Rocket Robin Hood....Trillium Productions.
3 boys, 3 girls in our family.
Mass'Debater
Posts: 2,736
Location: Atlantic Canada
Location: Atlantic Canada
April 25th, 2008, 03:08 PM
ok, before I leave for the day, the reason I ask is I have a theory that the more boys there were in the family compared to girls, I am betting they enjoyed Loonie Tunes more, while if more girls were in the family growing up, Disney would have been the more popular choice.
I am suspecting this due to the musicals, how most of their older cartoon movies were based around women/females..... while Loonie Tunes was more of an adult humor of the time, more violence and action in comparison.
ok, before I leave for the day, the reason I ask is I have a theory that the more boys there were in the family compared to girls, I am betting they enjoyed Loonie Tunes more, while if more girls were in the family growing up, Disney would have been the more popular choice.
I am suspecting this due to the musicals, how most of their older cartoon movies were based around women/females..... while Loonie Tunes was more of an adult humor of the time, more violence and action in comparison.
Ponderous Intellect
Posts: 4,325
Location: Minnesota: Gopher State
Location: Minnesota: Gopher State
April 25th, 2008, 11:43 PM
Popeye the Sailor remains my all time favorite. But I have always enjoyed cartoons and often watch them on www.channelchooser.com .
Popeye the Sailor remains my all time favorite. But I have always enjoyed cartoons and often watch them on www.channelchooser.com .
