[Salman]

This tells me nothing about SpongeBob, but simply that on some level "gay" men just never grew up.

[Dan Day]

This tells me nothing about SpongeBob, but simply that on some level "gay" men just never grew up.

Not just the gay men. I'm straight and in my 40's and I've got a drawer full of boxer shorts emblazoned with Scooby Doo, Horton (as in "...Hears a Who"), Tigger, Dilbert, etc.

And the last time I went to the grocery store, I bought the Spongebob Squarepants variety of the Kraft Macaroni and Cheese just for laughs.

[HamiltonJay]

This tells me nothing about SpongeBob, but simply that on some level "gay" men just never grew up.

This reminds me of a statement by Jean Shepherd.. and I am paraphrasing a bit. THe context was how there were no male lolita's etc, you were a man or you weren't, the story was about him first being invited along with dad to go fishing... was something along the lines "you either grew up and became a man, or didn't and were a faggot".

[nmh]

"This tells me nothing about SpongeBob, but simply that on some level "gay" men just never grew up."

You've got that RIGHT! Being a homosexual is an EMOTIONAL problem. We see it being reflected in what they find entertaining as well. Emotionally disturbed and immature people who do NOT wish to be criticized because it hurrrrtttsss their widdle feeeeliiinnnggggs.