Camp cartoon star 'is not gay' - ( SpongeBob )

BBC ^ | October 9,, 2002

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[driftless]

You are obviously unaware of the Bugs episode where he fell for a female robot he thought was a real she-rabbit.

[Caipirabob]

Well, I dunno about Bob, but "The Rat" is definately gay.

Note the "sizable buldge".

Don't ask where I found this. I just used "Google", I swear!

[UncleDick]

Most of the rumors about adult material in Disney cartoons are false, but there are a few notable exceptions. You can read a number of allegations, and an analysis of their validity, here. (Beware the evil of MIDI!)

[JZoback]

I always think of them as being somewhat asexual."

Gee, I always thought of sponges, well as sponges

Silly me

[William McKinley]

No, he's not. But he did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night.

[Miss Marple]

I have spent two summers watching SpongeBob with my grandkids. Here are my contributions to the thread:

1. SpongeBob is not gay, but a sexual. Otherwise, how to explain the episode where he gets in an argument with Sandy about the merits of land and sea creatures and says," Yes, Sandy, but can you reproduce by BUDDING?" (Litttle SpongeBobs pop out all over him.)

2. The show is fairly a-political, although there was a hilarious sequence in which Squidward convinced SpongeBob to go on strike. SpongeBob had a terrible time making effective picket signs, driving Squidward crazy. In the end, they ended up paying Crusty Crab so that they could get their jobs back.

I think it is a pretty funny cartoon, although it took me a few shows to understand it. I didn't understand they were underwater at first (because of the squirrel) and I was a bit confused as to who everyone was.

[Caipirabob]

Thanks for the notice on that. I will make sure that one doesn't air in my house. The list gets longer and longer...

[Tuxedo]

Have you watched the Fairly Oddparents? That show is hilarious! I love the Arnold-esque Jorgen Von Strangle!

[LanPB01]

Personally, I find myself pondering why Garfield can talk (or does he only use thought balloons? It seems to change sometimes.) while Odie speaketh not.

[smith288]

Personally, I find myself pondering why Garfield can talk (or does he only use thought balloons? It seems to change sometimes.) while Odie speaketh not.

Odie is dumb as a sack of hammers for one so isnt "intellectual" enough to speak in thoughts. Now Garfield, well he actually doesnt have conversations with John, but responds to him in thoughts that we hear. (from memory... Cartoons have a tendency to deviate from themselves)

What is up with Catbert? The guy has power issues and needs a psychiatrist.

[Miss Marple]

Yes. In fact, last week there was an all-day Fairly Oddparents feature on. I got to thinking that those who watch cartoons amongst the college set were getting Arnold reminders in almost every episode! LOL!

An interesting cartoon is Courage the Cowardly Dog, which sort of reminds me of The Twilight Zone. When the kids watch that, I monitor that because some of the episodes are pretty scary.

[FourPeas]

And for the record gays said Tinky Winky was gay

The US religious right just reported that claim later

Exactly. Rev. Falwell simply reported the adoption of Tinky Winky as a symbol by the homosexuals.

[FourPeas]

That one episode where Spongebob and Patrick raised a baby clam was kind of gay.

I see it more like my 5yo son and his best friend trying to raise a baby bird found in our back yard. Children love to care for animals.

[honeygrl]

Whoever wrote this article is a crappy writer. The paragraph describing Spongebob is redundant.

BTW I am 25 and I love Spongebob and my 2 1/2yr old son loves spongebob. My 10mth old likes it too, as does my hubby. Now where do I find one of those spongebob thongs (for women, not men)?

[honeygrl]

[Walkin Man]

I love Spongebob and his dumb starfish neighbor Patrick.

This story just proves that gays are a bunch of pervs, if anyone needs proof.

[honeygrl]

"My young daughter was raving about this show on Disney called "The Wiggles." It's these four guys apparently from Australia. Needless to say, even if you don't have any kind of gay-dar, you will know that they are as queer as a three-dollar bill (not that there's anything wrong with that). "

Both of my kids love the Wiggles too. And yes, the Wiggles are as gay as gay comes. 2 or 3 of them do have children of their own though.