Bonjour, Renae!

trosesarered:

thearchangeltrickster:

teacupballerina:

twigwise:

loriarty:

mandie-in-wonderland:

Now see here all you lucky bitches growing up bragging about yo’ nickelodeon and disney channel and cartoon network and whateva cable crap
well some of us didn’t have cable
we had antennas
we had ANTENNAS
I am here to pay homage to the ANTENNAS and to the parents who had to tweak them all the goshfrakkin time just so we didn’t have a crinkly crappy picture on our PBS KIDS

So Here are some things in memory of PBS Kids….

Mr. Rogers Neighborhood

Clifford The Big Red Dog

Caillou


Arthur

Between The Lions

Dragon Tales

Zoboomafoo

Redwall

Teletubbies

…..and let us not forget the very few commercials, which mostly consisted of…

“Juicy Juice….100% Juice! For 100% Kids!”

Chuck-E-Cheese…Where a Kid Can Be a Kid!!

And never forget after every show….

so do not forget everyone

this is MY childhood
some of us had antennas, not cables.
thank you :)

I think you are forgetting someone very very important!

FUCKERS YOU FORGOT THE MOST IMPORTANT ONE

Z O O M BITCHES

im sorry but wishbone is superior to everything ever 

these shows were the best

NO SAGWA YOU FUCKERS

DID EVERYONE FUCKING FORGET MAGIC SCHOOL BUS

OR EVEN WHERE IN THE WORLD IS CARMEN SANDIEGO?

originalpinkmushroom:

para-moriarty:

sherlocked-inside-the-tardis:

why-am-i-narrating:

tennesseantraditions:

teenytangledaddiction:

“The brief was to portray Disney princesses enjoying a little tea party but they all had to be portrayed the same age as their respective movies (for example Snow White would be 75 years old, Aurora 53, Belle 21, Rapunzel 2 etc). ”

ok that’s actually pretty cool

I like this. I like it a lot.

This is the first time I’ve actually seen a piece of disney artwork like this.

I will always reblog this

napoleonbonerhard:

totallynotabrony:

theimages:

Jan Berenstain, who with her husband wrote and illustrated the Berenstain Bears books, gentle best-sellers that enlightened preschoolers for half a century with simple lessons about kindness and tidiness, and reasons not to be afraid of the doctor, died on Friday in Solebury, Pa. She was 88.

read more: The New York Times

AGGRESSIVELY SOBS AT CHILDHOOD

love-is-folly:

The awesome moment when I remember a game I used to play as a child. I can’t remember much about it but I LOVED IT

Not gonna lie: I remember all the sing-alongs.