I remember a friend of mine was doing his book report in eighth grade on Animal Farm and I thought that was the funniest shit ever because I thought it was a kids book. In my defense I was 13. Then he gave his book report and I was like “Oh. Oh wow. Yeah, this is definitely not a kids book.”
Aged four, my nana rifled through my mum's videos and thought the cute cartoon called 'Animal Farm' would be a good thing to stick me in front of while she got on with cooking. She asked if I liked it. "No, I didn't like that one, nanny." "Well, maybe this one? It's about bunnies!" It was Watership Down! I was scared of the TV for a good six months after that horror show of an afternoon.
rickyramrod on June 26th, 2021 at 22:47 UTC »
I remember a friend of mine was doing his book report in eighth grade on Animal Farm and I thought that was the funniest shit ever because I thought it was a kids book. In my defense I was 13. Then he gave his book report and I was like “Oh. Oh wow. Yeah, this is definitely not a kids book.”
signed_under_duress on June 26th, 2021 at 23:54 UTC »
Someone gave the movie to me when I was a kid. They figured cartoon = for kids. Horrifying watch.
hipposaregood on June 27th, 2021 at 00:02 UTC »
Aged four, my nana rifled through my mum's videos and thought the cute cartoon called 'Animal Farm' would be a good thing to stick me in front of while she got on with cooking. She asked if I liked it. "No, I didn't like that one, nanny." "Well, maybe this one? It's about bunnies!" It was Watership Down! I was scared of the TV for a good six months after that horror show of an afternoon.