5.19.2004
You know, the 60s were a really scary time. According to the Law & Order of its time, people dressed up in masks and costumes all over the place, and tried to scare people away from things that would implicate them in crimes.
Could you imagine seeing these people running around in costumes? If it weren't for those meddling kids and that talking dog, these problems may still exist today!
Thank you, Scooby Doo, for making this world a much better place to live. I mean, in a world that has Iraq, Afghanistan, constant development of nuclear weapons, rampant unemployment, widespread hunger, disease, and ridiculous ignorance in the world...it's refreshing to know we as a society don't have to walk the streets looking out for masked ghouls, Indians, casino showboat ghosts, and other assorted Halloween felons running around scaring us. We owe thanks to these vigilanties...these four tripping pals and their talking dog, and his special guest friends, like Don Knotts, Josie and the Pussycats, that one group that was exactly the same as Scooby Doo, only they had a talking car instead of a dog, and Batman and Robin.
If it weren't for them driving around in their flowery van that smelled like happiness and stumbled upon treachery and milkshake shops run by people who sound too much alike to not be related...we'd live in a world too scary to go out in.
In another note...according to this show, almost every male sound like Casey Kasem in the 1960s. That's equally as frightening.
Could you imagine seeing these people running around in costumes? If it weren't for those meddling kids and that talking dog, these problems may still exist today!
Thank you, Scooby Doo, for making this world a much better place to live. I mean, in a world that has Iraq, Afghanistan, constant development of nuclear weapons, rampant unemployment, widespread hunger, disease, and ridiculous ignorance in the world...it's refreshing to know we as a society don't have to walk the streets looking out for masked ghouls, Indians, casino showboat ghosts, and other assorted Halloween felons running around scaring us. We owe thanks to these vigilanties...these four tripping pals and their talking dog, and his special guest friends, like Don Knotts, Josie and the Pussycats, that one group that was exactly the same as Scooby Doo, only they had a talking car instead of a dog, and Batman and Robin.
If it weren't for them driving around in their flowery van that smelled like happiness and stumbled upon treachery and milkshake shops run by people who sound too much alike to not be related...we'd live in a world too scary to go out in.
In another note...according to this show, almost every male sound like Casey Kasem in the 1960s. That's equally as frightening.
