There’re some adventures that’re best not taken for the sake of common decency.
Bah! You’ve turned down a chance to bounce around in a bounce house? You are no man, Finn! YOU ARE NO MAN! 😛
This narrowly-averted censorship moment courtesy of Adventure Time – Episode 122: Princess Potluck (April 22, 2013).
<sarcasm> Isn’t it wonderful how far we’ve come since the 1980s when it comes to stereotyping Middle Easterners? </sarcasm>
This was bad enough to kill Cliffjumper, Bluestreak, and Teletraan I.
This rather shameful display comes to you courtesy of The Transformers – Episode 66: Five Faces of Darkness – Part 1 (September 15, 1986) and Episode 75: Thief in the Night (October 6, 1986).
There’s nothing like a Victorian era burlesque show. Featuring anthropomorphic mice. In a G-rated Disney movie.
DAMMIT DISNEY, NOW YOU’VE TURNED ME INTO A FURRY! >_<
This…thought-provoking sequence has been brought to you by The Great Mouse Detective (1986).
If only all problems had answers this simple.
Aww…you spoilsport. 😛
Today’s example of parental cockblocking has been brought to you by Bob’s Burgers – Episode 18: Food Truckin’ (April 15, 2012).
Medieval fantasy world heroine turned Japanese call center agent Emilia Justina, a.k.a. Emi Yusa, provides some valuable insight on the complex interrelationship between chest size, armor, economics, and battlefield strategy.
They can make for a good distraction, though. ^_^;
This invaluable information has been brought to you by Demon King at Work! – Episode 3: The Overlord Goes on a Date With His Junior in Shinjuku (はたらく魔王さま! 03: 魔王、新宿で後輩とデートする) (April 11, 2013).
There’s a good reason why you shouldn’t learn about human culture from television and movies.
No, Atlee, it most definitely isn’t. 
This unintentionally indecent proposal has been brought to you by Power Girl #6 (December 2009) by Justin Gray, Jimmy Palmiotti, and Amanda Conner.
There’s nothing like good old-fashioned superhero values.
I think it just comes with the territory, kid.
Today’s etiquette lesson has been brought to you by JSA #19 (February 2001) by David S. Goyer, Geoff Johns, Alan Davis, Stephen Sadowski, Michael Bair, Keith Champagne, and Mark Farmer.
