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Subject: What Jerry really stands for

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Tekramancer

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Date Posted: 07:14:43 04/17/01 Tue

Well it seems the other day i was watching the cartoon Tom And Jerry, well to be honest i wasn't so much watching it as i was thinking about watching it since i don't really own a TV cause it's a waste of time. But the whole point is that i was thinking about watching Tom and Jerry, or more so remembering when i would watch it as a kid. I realized that i really truly dislike jerry. I honestly find him to be a complete waste of carbon. Well if he where a real entity than maybe he would be a waste of carbon, but thats beside the point of this rambling. You see i think now that i've grown a bit and have gotten out in the world i've related him to people i know. People who always seem to come out on top regardless of the situation. On top of that is the fact that it seems he would often initiate the antagonism, and yes still best the cat. I understand we don't live in some fairy tale world where the "good guy" always wins, but what bothers me is that they give him the spot of the protagonist and make Tom out to be the villian when it's clear Tom has only decided to fight back after being antagonized for so long. Oh well thats about my view on Jerry, who knows maybe one day if i ever learn how to draw i will write and compose my own Tom and Jerry cartoon where Tom catches Jerry and dismembers him in an Itchy Scratchy fashion. And yes i do on occasion watch the Simpson regardless of my no Tv status but mostly cause i find vast quantities of humor in the satire.

Oh well I've wasted enough of whoevers time.

--Tekramancer
The Bio-Tekno creature from below for which 666 was the access code.

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Replies:

Subject	Author	Date
Re: What Jerry really stands for	Buzzkill	07:23:24 04/17/01 Tue

Re: What Jerry really stands for	Buzzkill	07:24:51 04/17/01 Tue
Re: What Jerry really stands for -- random-victom, 23:59:31 04/17/01 Tue
Re: What Jerry really stands for	Dirty Money	08:06:06 05/01/01 Tue