Hello All!!
These past few days have been a little crazy so forgive me for not keeping up on my blog! Recently I had heard in the news that there parents getting upset about CBS showing, "It's the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown!" Specifically I guess they are also bloggers, October 25 is their name. Now I can sort of understand what they are saying about our infamous Halloween special is that there is teasing and taunting and bullying in it. Well that there might be some teasing and bullying in it but it was done what forty five years ago? If not more, things were a little bit different back then I am not trying to justify bullying in any way shape or form. But it is a tv special, some of the jokes or things that are said during these specials were intended for the parents as well. What will be next from these other bloggers, CBS shouldn't be showing "Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer" because he get's bullied about his nose? As I said before I am not trying to justify bullying in any way shape or form but this is a tv special it is meant for fun. Pretty soon they'll have protesters at haunted houses telling the monsters to stop because their hurting somebody's feelings.. Good Grief!
Now onto better things....THE WALKING DEAD!
The most recent episode of the walking dead was a shocking one to say and it was awesome. But what I thought was weird was we were not included with Rick and the gang this time around. This time around were are with Andrea and Michonne, and they see a helicopter fall and these soldiers get killed, insert Governor of Woodbury and Dale's brother! From there it's just really twisted and the whole time your watching it, you don't trust the Governor. It's just such a twist and back words episode I highly suggest watching it so you can catch up on it!! I'm not going to get into all details as there are still people out there who haven't seen it! No full spoilers here, sorry!
So that's about it for today everybody in the words of Linus,
"He'll come here because I have the most sincere pumpkin patch and he respects sincerity."
These past few days have been a little crazy so forgive me for not keeping up on my blog! Recently I had heard in the news that there parents getting upset about CBS showing, "It's the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown!" Specifically I guess they are also bloggers, October 25 is their name. Now I can sort of understand what they are saying about our infamous Halloween special is that there is teasing and taunting and bullying in it. Well that there might be some teasing and bullying in it but it was done what forty five years ago? If not more, things were a little bit different back then I am not trying to justify bullying in any way shape or form. But it is a tv special, some of the jokes or things that are said during these specials were intended for the parents as well. What will be next from these other bloggers, CBS shouldn't be showing "Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer" because he get's bullied about his nose? As I said before I am not trying to justify bullying in any way shape or form but this is a tv special it is meant for fun. Pretty soon they'll have protesters at haunted houses telling the monsters to stop because their hurting somebody's feelings.. Good Grief!
Now onto better things....THE WALKING DEAD!
The most recent episode of the walking dead was a shocking one to say and it was awesome. But what I thought was weird was we were not included with Rick and the gang this time around. This time around were are with Andrea and Michonne, and they see a helicopter fall and these soldiers get killed, insert Governor of Woodbury and Dale's brother! From there it's just really twisted and the whole time your watching it, you don't trust the Governor. It's just such a twist and back words episode I highly suggest watching it so you can catch up on it!! I'm not going to get into all details as there are still people out there who haven't seen it! No full spoilers here, sorry!
So that's about it for today everybody in the words of Linus,
"He'll come here because I have the most sincere pumpkin patch and he respects sincerity."
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