They have the potential to make you roll in laughter and sometimes their jokes have serious messages too almost like Shakespeare’s comic characters. I happened to bump into Buddy Tv’s list of all time favorite cartoon characters. I have picked my favorite 3 out of them. Here goes the list.
His self centered behavior could drive you up the wall but you simply cannot hate him. Every Cartman moment is memorable and every time his mistake boomerangs on him, you can’t help but feel sorry for him. He hates his friend Kyle and thinks no end of himself but he is adorable despite all odds.
That he comes from one of TV’s most loved family’s is not the only reason why he is on this list. He is a grown up child like most of us. His knowledge of playground rules and childhood games is supreme and the advice he gives his children is hilarious but in many way very honest too. He is the father of “annoyed grunt” and that’s what adds to his charm too.
He just had to be there. More than 65 years old and he still manages to entertain generations of children and adults. He is the good guy, mischievous and cocky but good in the end. He mixes up with his enemies and leaves nothing undone when it comes to embarrassing his adversaries but you will still keep your fingers crossed for him and feel a sense of relief when he comes out heroic.
They are the three best from my side. If you have a better list, share it. It’d be awesome.
During his entire life, Vincent Van Gogh, Dutch Post-Impressionist artist, sold exactly one painting, Red Vineyard at Arles.
Oh wat a lark, wat a flight..
the one thing that i always yearned for in my life is to be able to understand how people can understand things or each other . For instance when one says i am feeling emotional? how close to the truth can that be? how can ” I am so emotional” ever be the same as how u term “emotional?
so there will always be that ” something that cannot be decribed… that cannot be grasp .. however hard u try to explain. And i guess that is part of your individuality.
Heidegger said that since animals have no freedom of the language, the speech per se, they didnt have a mind : an unconcious self!
I beg to differ, i think that language can never never explain something fully. and i guess that is the higher self that remains…