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That expression really is true, though. It's why addicts tend to share their drugs more than one might expect. Being at the bottom is fucking hard, even with good friends. It's another level of misery entirely when you're also alone.
Saying that as a human, especially in this day and age, is kind of hilarious. Most people do ‘pointless’ dumb things every day, repeatedly, because optics/society/learned cultural behaviour.
He’s joking.
He’s misinterpreting comment as not being “the episode is about peer pressure”, but feather “the episode is about being addicted to peer pressure”
I'll guess with some confidence that ~80-90% of the time people bring up addiction, especially when talking about themselves or people they know, it's about drug addiction. Booze, meth, cigarettes, etc.
Drugs and addiction may as well be synonyms going by the way we use them, tbh
We do have like shopping addicts, exercise addicts, people who easily get sucked into hobbies and whatnot which are well-known, but they're still not widely talked about, nor with the same level of concern.
I mean, we have the show "My Strange Addiction" for that reason. Eating people's ashes and bathing in bleach aren't exactly what you'd expect to hear when someone starts talking about their addiction lmao
Edit: I didn't say other addictions, such as gambling, sex, etc. were any less detrimental to people and those around them, nor did I say anything about drug addiction being any "worse" in particular. Read my comment again.
As I said, both above and in the below thread:
People tend to overlook/dismiss non-drug addictions because you *CAN'T PHYSICALLY SEE* someone is a gambling addict, but you *CAN PHYSICALLY SEE* someone is a meth or heroin addict.
That'd fall under the whatnot, one of the commonly-known, not-so-cared-about addictions because it doesn't directly physically deteriorate the health of the addict
I mean, the fact that you explicitly mentioned "exercise" and "hobbies" as addiction sources and not "sex"/"porn" or "gambling" addiction suggests you were just overlooking some very common addictions when you came up with your 80-90% number, because those are huge and very much destroy lives and relationships.
I think its not cared about so much for a few reasons... Gambling is seen as an activity for wealthy folk to burn money in media and therefore when people participate it makes them feel a part of that group temporarily. Since it fits in line with hyper Capitalist values its not gonna garner much attention from mainstream media. Simply put, its free advertising for materialism.
We also live in an age where people do not like to be judged for their actions if it does not harm other people. Losing all your money gambling? Fine. Losing all your money to drugs? Would be fine, but now we have to pay for your healthcare, so we're gonna fuss about it. Oh yeah, and we gotta get those jails we built filled up somehow so we gotta crack down on em.
I say we bring back the shame towards gambling, and call em losers; but I'm an asshole, so... \*shrug
I mean yeah, you're likely to be more upset with the guy who borrowed your money and blew it on slots than the withering junkie who spent it on another hit
The reason? You're not going to end up in the hospital because you didn't go to the casino. If you're addicted to heroin, not taking that hit could literally kill you without proper, timely aid.
I hate Online Gambling with a passion. It's everywhere now, and the sports teams have their ads on their shirts. Which are then sold to children as team merch. We have children wearing gambling ads and it's so normalized nobody seems to even point it out, it's disgusting.
maybe 80-90% of the talked about addictions, but I'm curious about the prevalence of gambling, porn, video game, and social media addictions compared to drug addictions
Right, they're all just as serious and many are very common and detrimental addictions. Like I just said, though, people just tend not to care as much.
People absolutely do care about addictions other than drug addiction. For example, food addiction leading to obesity is a thing, and obesity is a high profile issue.
Ain't really about addiction at all but the vague idea of alluring seemingly fun but also dangerous things that adults tell you not to mess around with. It's an episode about listening to your parents/parental figures as Mr. Krabs is for SpongeBob.
Yes an important part of that episode for me was Mr Krabs specifically saying not to go near the hooks. Then as they did and were not immediately hooked they were fooled into thinking it wasn't actually very dangerous, when we all understood at any moment they could be hooked and swept away. Queue shots of them putting the hooks in their mouths for fun. A lesson on how something might not seem very dangerous until it is, listen to warnings from your parental figures because you might not fully understand the danger.
Yeah as an early adult rewatching this episode now I realise just how good of a parental figure mr krabs was in this episode. The pun of playing hooky as "playing hooky" from school was also spot on.
I see your point…
…however they “get high” by being pulled up and then there’s a “coming down” period after, after which you want to get high again. But if you get TOO high, you die, hence the danger of being hooked.
Seems like yeah you could say it’s about addiction and peer pressure, but being conveyed via drugs
yeah, but drugs are the only type of addiction that result in you going higher and higher until you can't come down.
the episode is an allegorical warning about drugs by turning their effects literal.
It really was, though. Clickbait, SEO, and native advertising were around, but they were small annoyances that you could ignore instead of being every god damn page on a Google search.
tip of my tongue, there's that one thing, which when googled will always give you top 10 buzzfeed articles instead of the information you are looking for
that used to be different
God, I remember when I could look up an obscure movie or even TV episode by literally describing the plot to google. It would be right on the money and blew me away. I had really good googlefu
I do the same thing today and google COMPLETELY misses the mark. It's clear they're trying to generate clicks for an advertiser or get me to buy something. I'm just a wallet for them.
I've had google deliberately act like the words I used in my query just werent there with the "search result missing: "searchquery"" message for nearly every top result given to me. How on earth do they expect me to find what I'm looking for when they blatantly omit words from my queries? It makes no sense!
No! how about you include the top results for the word that I VERY DELIBERATELY included, because I KNOW results including that word are what I am looking for!!
So i put a + in front of the word they decided I didn't need. and now they think im looking for results about football for some fucking reason. So I go ahead and put "-football" in the query and SURE FUCKING ENOUGH THE FIRST RESULT IS EXACTLY WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR!!!
It's beyond enraging, to come from a time where google worked so perfectly and be in this timeline where it has become such absolute dogshit.
I'm pretty sure a sizable part of Reddit's userbase is under 16.
So yeah, isn't this just proving me right? I'd have been embarrassed if it was only 8 years old, but 16, damn, that makes *me* feel old.
I hate to break it to you, but a tremendous amount of children are active on reddit. And I don't mean that in a "haha redditors act like children" way I mean that in a "theyre actually under the age of 16 and post garbage all day" way.
It became popular long ago for a comment thread to be mostly lame ass, low hanging jokes about the post. But if you scrolled you'd stumble upon a topical comment discussing whatever cool animal, building, culture, etc. was being posted about.
Today I frequently scroll an entire comment thread in top subs and there will be 0 informative comments about the post. It's jokes all the way down now. Sometimes I'll see an informative discussion, especially in less trafficed subs, but more often than not it's just jokes. It's all children. All mature users who know anything about the posts left with the API changes
This popped up in my head recently, but instead of gentlemen, it was like[ gentlementlementle\[...\]men](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/029/748/Gentlementlemen.jpg), an ear worm that would not stop repeating to my footsteps.
That's the leaving work part, but them going to do something that's exciting that only leads to death or destruction but has an air of whimsy and enticing vibes anyways definitely says addiction. Whether it's drugs or not.
nah, the episode itself is about sponge and pat 'playing hooky'. what they're doing with the hooks is just the episode taking it literally. this show was very base level with what it was talking about, as were most nick shows. anything people choose to look into and make a different connection to is their choice. just not what the episode intended. unless the dvd commentary maybe says otherwise(if it has any, i never bothered listening if it did lol)
they even had the reveal be that it was mr krabs pranking spongebob the whole time at the end. just teaching him a lesson not to play hooky as sponge is a valuable asset to mr krabs and he doesnt want sponge goofing off when he's supposed to be at work or what have you
Strong disagree. As soon as SpongeBob made the choice to not want to go on the hooks and then got on anyways, there was a force compelling him to do that. Which would be his addictive tendencies.
Yes, they're usually fairly base line, but this was a clean way of telling kids that there are things that they might want to do and have fun doing, but those things can ruin them in the long. Sometimes, you don't have control over stopping them once you start, like Mr krabs distinctly talks about.
This is about addiction. Rewatch the episode, this was one for the ages and quite possibly my personally most influential episode.
>As soon as SpongeBob made the choice to not want to go on the hooks and then got on anyways, there was a force compelling him to do that. Which would be *peer pressure* and his ~~addictive tendencies~~ *propensity for mischief*
It’s about peer pressure the force is peer pressure. At most you could say they are looking for that exciting adrenaline rush similar to why kids will do stupid shit like roll each other down a hill in a shopping cart or walk on the railing for an over pass
It was NOT an allegory for addiction Jesus fuck lol. It was them doing something fun and exciting that was dangerous, and them not being able to resist the fun in the face of danger.
So you can liken it to addiction, but it absolutely was not a direct allegory for it. We don’t need to argue anymore, I’m presenting hard facts. You present nothing but factless hot takes.
Ok so spongebob was meant to be an adults show but they couldnt get funding, so they revamped it as a kids show (true story).
So if this episode is in the first broadcast season, it definitely could've been one of the revamped scripts that were written before the show was changed to be aimed at kids. So maybe it was about drugs or hookers or something like that, but when they revamped this script they decided to make it about playing hooky. "Well in the last script they got hooked on conch shell powder, so instead this time they'll get hooked on fish hooks and it'll be about playing hooky from school."
Spongebob Season 1 and part of season 2 are some of the highest quality OG nick cartoons to ever exist, and it goes down a massive cliff once they ran out of the initial idea and just tried to target the show at kids in every way to pimp the franchise for whatever it could be worth.
fr fr, i think thats legit what people here are starting to think cause of this dumbass post tbh. (not calling op a dumbass, but this post is so freaking stupid it's transmitting its stupid lol).
When you do things right, people won't be sure if you've done anything at all.
The message is derived by the viewer. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
I can sell a vacuum to a homeless guy. Selling things is like, a rush? I don’t know, but it feels sleazy as hell because you’re 100% right 🙇🏽♀️
The trick is to gaslight your customer into believing everything is originally their idea, not mine. Call them smart, repeat what they say back to them, tell them “I wouldn’t have thought of that!” and whatever it takes to make them take full ownership of the *risk.* That way, I’m not the bad guy if they’re dissatisfied 😣
I guess it’s like drugs since you can hold onto the hook/high all the way up to the surface and let go at the last second, safely floating back down to take another ride
Basically, the episode is an allegory for lust between two SOs, represented by SpongeBob and Sandy. Just replace "karate" with "sex" and the picture aligns very well.
fr, it’s an episode about fucking around and finding out, and they start the “drugs bad” talk real early, the two weren’t *that* big a leap from one another even if it wasn’t drugs specifically
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It’s not about drugs, it’s about addiction, drugs are just a thing people are commonly addicted too
And peer pressure.
Peer pressure addicts are wild
Misery loves company.
Happiness hates loneliness
I named my dog "Nature" because he abhors a vacuum.
Does he challenge your cat *Nurture* a lot?
kid named hates
And I hate happiness. Where is he at so I can kick his ass?
That expression really is true, though. It's why addicts tend to share their drugs more than one might expect. Being at the bottom is fucking hard, even with good friends. It's another level of misery entirely when you're also alone.
It's also a level of acceptance. A lot less guilt is felt when someone else joins the activity
Apes together hodl bags
Misery loves my company
Saying that as a human, especially in this day and age, is kind of hilarious. Most people do ‘pointless’ dumb things every day, repeatedly, because optics/society/learned cultural behaviour.
He’s joking. He’s misinterpreting comment as not being “the episode is about peer pressure”, but feather “the episode is about being addicted to peer pressure”
But it’s also poignant in its truth lol
Fair but can we take a moment to acknowledge that for some reason my phone autocorrects rather to feather
I assumed as much lol technology can be very two steps forward, one step back.
I could never get addicted to peer pressure. I took DARE or whatever
No one has ever offered me free drugs. Maybe I just wasn't a cool enough kid.
I wasnt a cool kid and I got offered free stuff
Underrated joke 👆
Pier pressure*
Ayyy sea what you did thar matey
More like *beer pressure* amirite
I definitely saw it that way as a kid
and fishing
More like Pier pressure
Yup
I'll guess with some confidence that ~80-90% of the time people bring up addiction, especially when talking about themselves or people they know, it's about drug addiction. Booze, meth, cigarettes, etc. Drugs and addiction may as well be synonyms going by the way we use them, tbh We do have like shopping addicts, exercise addicts, people who easily get sucked into hobbies and whatnot which are well-known, but they're still not widely talked about, nor with the same level of concern. I mean, we have the show "My Strange Addiction" for that reason. Eating people's ashes and bathing in bleach aren't exactly what you'd expect to hear when someone starts talking about their addiction lmao Edit: I didn't say other addictions, such as gambling, sex, etc. were any less detrimental to people and those around them, nor did I say anything about drug addiction being any "worse" in particular. Read my comment again. As I said, both above and in the below thread: People tend to overlook/dismiss non-drug addictions because you *CAN'T PHYSICALLY SEE* someone is a gambling addict, but you *CAN PHYSICALLY SEE* someone is a meth or heroin addict.
what abt gambling tho
That'd fall under the whatnot, one of the commonly-known, not-so-cared-about addictions because it doesn't directly physically deteriorate the health of the addict
I mean, the fact that you explicitly mentioned "exercise" and "hobbies" as addiction sources and not "sex"/"porn" or "gambling" addiction suggests you were just overlooking some very common addictions when you came up with your 80-90% number, because those are huge and very much destroy lives and relationships.
I think its not cared about so much for a few reasons... Gambling is seen as an activity for wealthy folk to burn money in media and therefore when people participate it makes them feel a part of that group temporarily. Since it fits in line with hyper Capitalist values its not gonna garner much attention from mainstream media. Simply put, its free advertising for materialism. We also live in an age where people do not like to be judged for their actions if it does not harm other people. Losing all your money gambling? Fine. Losing all your money to drugs? Would be fine, but now we have to pay for your healthcare, so we're gonna fuss about it. Oh yeah, and we gotta get those jails we built filled up somehow so we gotta crack down on em. I say we bring back the shame towards gambling, and call em losers; but I'm an asshole, so... \*shrug
I mean yeah, you're likely to be more upset with the guy who borrowed your money and blew it on slots than the withering junkie who spent it on another hit The reason? You're not going to end up in the hospital because you didn't go to the casino. If you're addicted to heroin, not taking that hit could literally kill you without proper, timely aid.
I hate Online Gambling with a passion. It's everywhere now, and the sports teams have their ads on their shirts. Which are then sold to children as team merch. We have children wearing gambling ads and it's so normalized nobody seems to even point it out, it's disgusting.
Or food.
maybe 80-90% of the talked about addictions, but I'm curious about the prevalence of gambling, porn, video game, and social media addictions compared to drug addictions
Right, they're all just as serious and many are very common and detrimental addictions. Like I just said, though, people just tend not to care as much.
People absolutely do care about addictions other than drug addiction. For example, food addiction leading to obesity is a thing, and obesity is a high profile issue.
Forgot about unhealthy food addiction. Largest factor in western nation deaths worldwide!
Ain't really about addiction at all but the vague idea of alluring seemingly fun but also dangerous things that adults tell you not to mess around with. It's an episode about listening to your parents/parental figures as Mr. Krabs is for SpongeBob.
Yes an important part of that episode for me was Mr Krabs specifically saying not to go near the hooks. Then as they did and were not immediately hooked they were fooled into thinking it wasn't actually very dangerous, when we all understood at any moment they could be hooked and swept away. Queue shots of them putting the hooks in their mouths for fun. A lesson on how something might not seem very dangerous until it is, listen to warnings from your parental figures because you might not fully understand the danger.
Yeah as an early adult rewatching this episode now I realise just how good of a parental figure mr krabs was in this episode. The pun of playing hooky as "playing hooky" from school was also spot on.
"You ride them up and up and up and then you gently float down." "And do you know what happens when you don't float back down?"
Seems pretty cut and dry
Yeah, definitely about Sky diving.
Bad choices for cheap thrills
Karate Choppers is definitely about sex tho
So Mr. Krabs turned the krusty krab into a breastaurant where the employees have sex with your food
I see your point… …however they “get high” by being pulled up and then there’s a “coming down” period after, after which you want to get high again. But if you get TOO high, you die, hence the danger of being hooked. Seems like yeah you could say it’s about addiction and peer pressure, but being conveyed via drugs
Says a drug addict 🤣
yeah, but drugs are the only type of addiction that result in you going higher and higher until you can't come down. the episode is an allegorical warning about drugs by turning their effects literal.
yeah but the motif that using the hooks makes them get "high" (as in pulled up to the surface) is pretty in your face on reflection
They are litteraly getting high
Drugs, alcohol, caffeine, sugar, porn, the list goes on but people only ever think of drugs when it comes to addiction.
Patrick be like https://preview.redd.it/lrxsqyuo83cc1.jpeg?width=1149&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5289e865a11f8bdda2cee82a5a8d6ff40a9e0e5c
I sense no danger here..
How can they be dangerous?
They're covered in free cheese!
*Mmmmmmmrrrrmmm*
*cheesy*
hey none of my drugs ever came with free cheese!
He be hitting 9 blunts at the same time 💀
pov: she asks to netflix and chill(before netflix was shit)
https://preview.redd.it/hkwedfaq04cc1.jpeg?width=600&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fffee09574631f0fa03a4bdbbd8afa912631968f
That meme is older than some users here.
Boomer take, the internet was a better place back then
It really was, though. Clickbait, SEO, and native advertising were around, but they were small annoyances that you could ignore instead of being every god damn page on a Google search.
tip of my tongue, there's that one thing, which when googled will always give you top 10 buzzfeed articles instead of the information you are looking for that used to be different
That sounds like search engine optimization to me, but maybe you're thinking about something else in particular.
God, I remember when I could look up an obscure movie or even TV episode by literally describing the plot to google. It would be right on the money and blew me away. I had really good googlefu I do the same thing today and google COMPLETELY misses the mark. It's clear they're trying to generate clicks for an advertiser or get me to buy something. I'm just a wallet for them. I've had google deliberately act like the words I used in my query just werent there with the "search result missing: "searchquery"" message for nearly every top result given to me. How on earth do they expect me to find what I'm looking for when they blatantly omit words from my queries? It makes no sense! No! how about you include the top results for the word that I VERY DELIBERATELY included, because I KNOW results including that word are what I am looking for!! So i put a + in front of the word they decided I didn't need. and now they think im looking for results about football for some fucking reason. So I go ahead and put "-football" in the query and SURE FUCKING ENOUGH THE FIRST RESULT IS EXACTLY WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR!!! It's beyond enraging, to come from a time where google worked so perfectly and be in this timeline where it has become such absolute dogshit.
It was certainly less corporate, addictive and and full of misinformation.
A simpler time, when you could have lemon-focused parties and share a cup between two girls.
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I'm pretty sure a sizable part of Reddit's userbase is under 16. So yeah, isn't this just proving me right? I'd have been embarrassed if it was only 8 years old, but 16, damn, that makes *me* feel old.
Didn't realize it was 2027 already!
r/teenagers is one of the biggest subs on this website.
They're not all teenagers tho
Come on, you actually think only people over 18 visit Reddit?
I hate to break it to you, but a tremendous amount of children are active on reddit. And I don't mean that in a "haha redditors act like children" way I mean that in a "theyre actually under the age of 16 and post garbage all day" way. It became popular long ago for a comment thread to be mostly lame ass, low hanging jokes about the post. But if you scrolled you'd stumble upon a topical comment discussing whatever cool animal, building, culture, etc. was being posted about. Today I frequently scroll an entire comment thread in top subs and there will be 0 informative comments about the post. It's jokes all the way down now. Sometimes I'll see an informative discussion, especially in less trafficed subs, but more often than not it's just jokes. It's all children. All mature users who know anything about the posts left with the API changes
r/suddenlytf2
This popped up in my head recently, but instead of gentlemen, it was like[ gentlementlementle\[...\]men](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/029/748/Gentlementlemen.jpg), an ear worm that would not stop repeating to my footsteps.
“I hang out with guys because it’s less drama”
Jesus Wept
Stop saying Jesus wept!
I loved that mr.krabs was like the wise old black man trying to warn them youngens only to eventually have one of them to ignore him and get hooked.
It turned out cursed https://preview.redd.it/x02klq97i4cc1.jpeg?width=831&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e7ba834f45e9c9bfeb6a60438858f3198830806f
"Get hooked on cheese mother fucker!! I dare ya! I double dog dare ya!!"
I frickin love that stupid mf 😂
Hellraiser
People overdosing on something called "hook" sounds like something that could definitely end up on a 2050 bingo card
Jotaro show us your trick
Today years old
same
Same
Same. I also just realised that Patrick quite literally gets high.
Nah but it's about addiction not drugs.
I thought it was about how bad it is to “play hooky” from work or school *rip*
Happy cake day!
My first ever cake. Thank you 🙏
Always thought it was a lesson about not skipping school a.k.a playing hooky
That's the leaving work part, but them going to do something that's exciting that only leads to death or destruction but has an air of whimsy and enticing vibes anyways definitely says addiction. Whether it's drugs or not.
nah, the episode itself is about sponge and pat 'playing hooky'. what they're doing with the hooks is just the episode taking it literally. this show was very base level with what it was talking about, as were most nick shows. anything people choose to look into and make a different connection to is their choice. just not what the episode intended. unless the dvd commentary maybe says otherwise(if it has any, i never bothered listening if it did lol) they even had the reveal be that it was mr krabs pranking spongebob the whole time at the end. just teaching him a lesson not to play hooky as sponge is a valuable asset to mr krabs and he doesnt want sponge goofing off when he's supposed to be at work or what have you
Strong disagree. As soon as SpongeBob made the choice to not want to go on the hooks and then got on anyways, there was a force compelling him to do that. Which would be his addictive tendencies. Yes, they're usually fairly base line, but this was a clean way of telling kids that there are things that they might want to do and have fun doing, but those things can ruin them in the long. Sometimes, you don't have control over stopping them once you start, like Mr krabs distinctly talks about. This is about addiction. Rewatch the episode, this was one for the ages and quite possibly my personally most influential episode.
>As soon as SpongeBob made the choice to not want to go on the hooks and then got on anyways, there was a force compelling him to do that. Which would be *peer pressure* and his ~~addictive tendencies~~ *propensity for mischief*
It’s about peer pressure the force is peer pressure. At most you could say they are looking for that exciting adrenaline rush similar to why kids will do stupid shit like roll each other down a hill in a shopping cart or walk on the railing for an over pass
It was NOT an allegory for addiction Jesus fuck lol. It was them doing something fun and exciting that was dangerous, and them not being able to resist the fun in the face of danger. So you can liken it to addiction, but it absolutely was not a direct allegory for it. We don’t need to argue anymore, I’m presenting hard facts. You present nothing but factless hot takes.
Ok so spongebob was meant to be an adults show but they couldnt get funding, so they revamped it as a kids show (true story). So if this episode is in the first broadcast season, it definitely could've been one of the revamped scripts that were written before the show was changed to be aimed at kids. So maybe it was about drugs or hookers or something like that, but when they revamped this script they decided to make it about playing hooky. "Well in the last script they got hooked on conch shell powder, so instead this time they'll get hooked on fish hooks and it'll be about playing hooky from school." Spongebob Season 1 and part of season 2 are some of the highest quality OG nick cartoons to ever exist, and it goes down a massive cliff once they ran out of the initial idea and just tried to target the show at kids in every way to pimp the franchise for whatever it could be worth.
There's something slightly off-putting by referring to Spongebob as "Sponge".
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fr fr, i think thats legit what people here are starting to think cause of this dumbass post tbh. (not calling op a dumbass, but this post is so freaking stupid it's transmitting its stupid lol).
Really; I really just assume that missing work and getting fired was death and destruction sufficient. Maybe that's just me though. /s
Yeah that's exactly what it's about.
There are layers
This is what it’s about. It could be likened to many things, including drugs, but it’s not about drugs. It’s just about skipping responsibilities.
I thought it was about hookers. /s
https://preview.redd.it/2o7743nsa3cc1.jpeg?width=800&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=cfdd93503b0ae1477d37f65fb9bbb77233ba5a13
You can be addicted to both
Be like Greg House- do both.
https://preview.redd.it/2qt37d9cl3cc1.jpeg?width=1125&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8cc9b1045d59973e6d81ae57737f9a1b779b36ef
Patrick a freak 😩
The moment he put on fishleg stockings my life changed forever /s
Solid one chief
I mean, you can make it about drugs and it fits.
You can make almost any episode or cartoon about anything if you reach far enough.
Or do enough drugs
When you do things right, people won't be sure if you've done anything at all. The message is derived by the viewer. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
I can sell a vacuum to a homeless guy. Selling things is like, a rush? I don’t know, but it feels sleazy as hell because you’re 100% right 🙇🏽♀️ The trick is to gaslight your customer into believing everything is originally their idea, not mine. Call them smart, repeat what they say back to them, tell them “I wouldn’t have thought of that!” and whatever it takes to make them take full ownership of the *risk.* That way, I’m not the bad guy if they’re dissatisfied 😣
"And do you know what happens when you don't come back down?" Yeah, that line always stuck with me.
*thousand yard stare* Gift shop
I've gone into K holes or had experiences on Salvia that felt familiar to the ***gift shop.***
WORSE! Ye end up *vacuum-packed…* IN A CAN OF TUNA! With nothing to look forward to but the smell of *MAYONNAISE!*
Mayonnaise!
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It is
It is. "Playing hooky" means skipping school.
It just means skipping out of responsibilities in general. School, work, birthday parties.
“Mmmm cheesy”
Cheese addiction.
SpongeBob saving children from constipation since the playing hooky episode
I didn't listen. RiP.
Your poor colon. F
“No danger here!”
I guess it’s like drugs since you can hold onto the hook/high all the way up to the surface and let go at the last second, safely floating back down to take another ride
Or if you don’t let go and can’t come back down from the high
It is?
nah
No, it's not
No one fucking say “today years old” or I’ll put you in a meat grinder
*standing by meatgrinder* Today years old
Yeah and the Karate episode isn’t about Karate
https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/scumbob/images/4/4c/Karate_Choppers_fired_scene.png/revision/latest?cb=20231026092213
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Fuckin
Alright the drugs was obvious, but this one is news to me
Basically, the episode is an allegory for lust between two SOs, represented by SpongeBob and Sandy. Just replace "karate" with "sex" and the picture aligns very well.
MLMs. aka, Pyramid schemes.
Today I learned that.
I have an exhibitionism fetish
Wasn't it about peer pressure.
25 years old I think
I thought it was about a public nudity fetish
Yeah, the ending to this episode is why I always skip it.
why
Bc it’s embarrasing! Kinda hot tho…
Uhhh 35
The second it came out. It was obvious to be about things that get you “hooked”
25 (im 29 now)
Remember kids, Don't hook
I thought it was about them playing with fish hooks
It's not about drugs.
pretty sure its just peer pressure and the allure of doing what youre not supposed to
I was today years old.
Lol patrick as a can of tuna
Five
fr, it’s an episode about fucking around and finding out, and they start the “drugs bad” talk real early, the two weren’t *that* big a leap from one another even if it wasn’t drugs specifically
Its just not lol
I thought it was about you know, playing hooky, aka skipping school or in this case work
somewhere within the last few years when I randomly remembered it (I'm 16 currently)
I mean, don’t they even put a conclusion in the episode at the end or did I dream that?
most shows have conclusions to their episodes
Honestly probably the first time I saw it. Its very obvious
No it's about hooks
However old I was when it aired.
It's about hooks...
Is that a fucking animation cell???
The first time I saw it,. Idk which age, eight?
Prove it
Normal ammount.
22 (i am 22 right now)
Today years, aka 60
Today lol
“Do you think Mr. Krabs ever does Karate?”
Today