Lazytown inspiring adults ?

[kelly]

Dude! You're in NYC? Aw, lucky bastard you're close to Juli :(

Oh I thought you knew that. Yeah, born and raised right here. She better be a Yankee fan though. :)

Um -- I doubt she gives a shit about baseball, tbh. lol.

Hey now now everyone in NYC loves their team even if they don't care or like baseball. :)

I had a childhood friend from Adelaide ask me which of the city's two teams in a particular sport I supported, once. She seemed dumb-founded when I said I wasn't even sure what sport those two teams were. I left Adelaide when I was 5, and I'm not a sports fan at all.

[Zafa]

Dude! You're in NYC? Aw, lucky bastard you're close to Juli :(

Oh I thought you knew that. Yeah, born and raised right here. She better be a Yankee fan though. :)

Um -- I doubt she gives a shit about baseball, tbh. lol.

Hey now now everyone in NYC loves their team even if they don't care or like baseball. :)

Quoted for truth lol

Also, Yankees FTW.

Please help me, I currently live in Red Sox Nation

[TarpLT]

1) Robbie's classification as a villain. It might be my comic book upbringing, but to me a villain is always planning death and mass destruction. When you read that Robbie is a villain, you automatically think of him as this evil person, when he's really not. He just doesn't like those kids being so ****ing noisy all the time, which is understandable I guess. He's more like the "old grandpa neighbor" of the show, if you want to put it that way. He's also way too funny and likable to be considered a real villain.

This is true. Though his schemes in later episodes seem to be a little bigger, and more malicious. A good example of this would be "Birthday Surprise" when he built a big wall.

I've always been active and outgoing, so LazyTown hasn't really affected me in that sense. It is a shame to see it not be as popular her in America where kids could really use this type of message. In fact, in the first episode, I can relate to Stephanie directly, because sometimes, one of my friends in particular wants to do nothing but play video games, and lurk the chans.

[Vespasian]

I've always been active and outgoing, so LazyTown hasn't really affected me in that sense. It is a shame to see it not be as popular her in America where kids could really use this type of message. In fact, in the first episode, I can relate to Stephanie directly, because sometimes, one of my friends in particular wants to do nothing but play video games, and lurk the chans.

Haha. I can relate to that.