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this show is teaching our kids how to better communicate...

posted 16 years ago by thecalhouns
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WITH OUR CHINESE OVERLORDS AFTER THEY PARACHUTE IN RED DAWN STYLE!!!!!

R.O.D the tv...nuff said

[–] 16 years ago

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[–] Samuraibro 16 years ago

This is Chinese. Not Japanese.

[–] kittd82 16 years ago

okay
both of you are way off

This is A Sig
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IMDB...its not fanboard

[–] msasbissett-1 16 years ago

It's Chinese...they say so on the show..." Kai-Lan, can we say it in Chinese?"

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[–] kaitleg 15 years ago

if there is any question on whether the show is chinese or japanese, just listen to the very beginning, kai lan says "ni hao, that how i say hi in chinese"
p.s. beginning of red dawn where you see them parachute down = creeeeeeepy!

"We are now the knights who say---Ekki ekki ekki ekki Ptang! Zoom Boing Z'nourrwringmmm!"

[–] rickert 14 years ago

There are definitely communist and collectivist themes present. I just saw a segment with ants (red ants no less) and "they all know their job and their purpose" and if "one gets out of line then none of them can do their jobs" It was kinda creepy.

[–] kaitleg 14 years ago

thats reading too much into it, thats how ants are, they all stay in line, it isnt a metaphor for communism

Source- www.thebookbuff.blogspot.com

[–] dylanbeaton 14 years ago

riiiiight, because a children's tv show about the chinese is really interested in "ants."