(26-04-2026, 03:48 PM)wavez Wrote: Teens these days are exposed to much worse on the internet loh.

Hmm even my nephew who's in lower primary watches some pretty weird stuff but not sure if he fully gets the slightly mature jokes and references...

(26-04-2026, 09:30 PM)crispy Wrote:

Brutal.

(27-04-2026, 08:39 PM)ylhs97 Wrote: Hmm even my nephew who's in lower primary watches some pretty weird stuff but not sure if he fully gets the slightly mature jokes and references...

Actually a lot of cartoons have almost like two layers of humour, one for the children and one for adults. I remember watching The Simpsons as an adult and realising how many jokes that children won't understand.

(29-04-2026, 10:30 PM)edwang Wrote: Actually a lot of cartoons have almost like two layers of humour, one for the children and one for adults. I remember watching The Simpsons as an adult and realising how many jokes that children won't understand.

I immediately thought of this... 

(30-04-2026, 05:41 PM)berry_good Wrote: I immediately thought of this... 

Wah this joke is really in the grey area. Even if parents complain about the reference, writers can just say it refers to the unwanted plants that grow everywhere. 

(30-04-2026, 05:41 PM)berry_good Wrote: I immediately thought of this... 

Lol good example.

(03-05-2026, 10:15 PM)membrain Wrote:

I can remember the exact scene omg. I enjoyed and hated that movie at the same time.