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Max & Ruby: The Unusual Dollar

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On Max & Ruby, there's a strange thing that happens in a few episodes. Ruby is apparently "7 years old" yet carries "money" with her. These dollars, when shown on the show, are yellow with black on them. The amount of money (oddly, always seems to be $5) is written on the sides. There's also a parody of what US Dollars do: There's a President's portrait at the center of the dollar. On the Max & Ruby dollar, there's what appears to be a bunny's siloette. The unusualness comes in when you see the book "Bunny Money". In this book, the dollars are green, just like the US Dollars. The odd thing is that on the show, it's yellow, which is not what an actual dollar looks like, yet around the world (I think Australia), the dollars are all different colors. It's unknown if they're based off the Australia dollars, but bunnies shouldn't use money similar to ours anyways.

Unfortunately, Team Umizoomi does too. The dollars, named UmiDollars, are yellow with yellow-orange on them. It is unknown what these are based on.

Also, I'd like if I could contact this studio and possibly get it? I know only Adventure Time (Adventure Time Art) puts their art online, but Max & Ruby should follow, and for that matter, Dora the Explorer, since I'd be interested in all the show's art, and Ni Hao, Kai-lan with the 3D CGI Kai-lan riding on Mr. Dragon's back in "Lulu's Cloud". If anyone could ask any of the companies, that'd be appreciated, but I bet they'd deny any request. Selfish companies!

Nick Jr.'s Safety Subliminal Messages

On Nick Jr., every show has common moments when a cartoon character gets in a boat, rides a scooter, or gets in a car, and puts on a seat belt, helmet, or life jacket. Problem is, they don't mention why they're wearing such things! Why is safety even important to cartoons? They won't die or anything if they don't wear those aforementioned items, so why do they? If they don't tell the child why they're wearing the stuff, the child won't realize that it's safety.

Go, Diego, Go! is guilty of this. Alicia and Diego are caught wearing life jackets in this picture. THEY DON'T EXPLAIN WHY!

 

 

Diego strikes a pose, but notice anything suspicious? THE HELMET! ENOUGH WITH THIS NONSENSE!

 

 

Franklin isn't the problem in this picvture, but Beaver is! Why must childrens' shows encourage this kind of behavior? AT LEAST EXPLAIN!

 

 

Oswald shows this same behavior. WHY? Why do you need a helmet in a freaking cart? He never falls out fo the cart, so he clearly has no use for that helmet. He should just jump off a cliff, then, since in old cartoons like Looney Toons, I don't recall prople falling off cliffs while wearing helmets!

 

 Peppa Pig and her family are wearing, yet again, life jackets. They never fall in the water, so THEY DON'T NEED THE FREAKING THINGS! SERIOUSLY!

Why does every show do this? I would love to meet the show creators and ask them, "WHY ARE YOU GUYS DOING THIS NONSENSE? CHILDREN DON'T NEED THIS CRAP. JUST GIVE THEM A NORMAL SHOW WITHOUT ALL OF THIS XUE! WE DON'T NEED THIS! UGH!"

You already know what's going on in this picture. Right. The whole "helmet" nonsense! UGH! Nick Jr., cut this out or I'LL CUT YOUR GUYS' FREAKING HEADS OFF!

 

Widget, let's not do this. Pleaser no. As I said before, although I do believe I remember Widget falling over or something, but, anyways, THAT'S IT, NICK JR.! I'M CUTTING YOUR HEADS OFF! HA HA HA HA HA HA!

 

Anyways, If I find any more of this xue, I'm uploading it and ranting about it too! GOSH, NICK JR., I HOPE YOU BURN IN HELL FOR THIS NONSENSE YOU'VE PUT INTO CHILDRENS' MINDS!