Spongebob Research Paper

Are you ready to the Spongebob roller coaster you can have happiness with the roller coaster in family, and friends. The Spongebob roller coaster the fastest roller coaster in the world, it’s the fastest the roller coaster, it’s done in 20 seconds . If you're bored watching tv with the family and friends can ride the Spongebob roller coaster and have happiness and they can eat and come back and ride the attraction again. The best roller coaster of the world when the attraction, it’s high when the roller coaster goes down the gravity it’s pushing the rider down quickly and that doesn't let him breathe. The roller coaster, it’s on the centripetal Force the roller coaster, it’s quick. The best Spongebob roller coaster of

This is just a tiny bit of what happens in the show. This show is very negative on children and they way they will interact with other in public. They also make fun of amputees, this can be very harmful to the way children interact with other kids that have this kind of problem example Joe is Peter Griffins neighbour and there is an episode that says no legs no service.

Another stereotypical view on children is that this is the age when they are influenced by their family and what they watch on television. For example, a TV show like Horrid Henry may make the child want to be disobedient, behave badly, and throw temper tantrums. This stereotype is accurate because children like to copy what they see. Also, children are egocentric, as they do not yet understand anybody’s feelings or thoughts.

Being an artist is a heavy responsibility. Each work of art is like a child and must be treated as such." (Frankendoodle Transcript line 34) Patrick continues on and draws and one of SpongeBob’s neighbours Squidward. When the drawing comes to life, both SpongeBob and Patrick decide it is “[...]kind of creepy when it moves” (Frankendoodle Transcript line 38), and decide to erase and allow their minds to be at ease. Following, SpongeBob decides to make a replica of himself named “Doodlebob” (also known as Frankendoodle) which they use to frighten his neighbour for entertainment. As both Patrick and SpongeBob watch their creation scare their neighbour, Squidward is being brutally beaten by Doodlebob. It 's revealed that both SpongeBob and Patrick are completely terrified of Doodlebob, and Patrick outright refuses to confront him, until being convinced by SpongeBob. At this point in the text, Doodlebob has stolen the pencil that gave him life and even recreates SpongeBob 's house, proving that although he is unable to communicate, he bares enough intelligence to be spiteful of his creator. SpongeBob gains the upper hand while all three dual for the ownage of the magic pencil and erases DoodleBob face while exclaiming: “I brought you into this world and now I 'm gonna take you out. Any last words?” (Frankendoodle Transcript line 77) SpongeBob

Being an artist is a heavy responsibility. Each work of art is like a child and must be treated as such." Patrick continues on and draws and one of Spongebob’s neighbours Squidward. When the drawing comes to life, both Spongebob and Patrick decide it is “kinda’ creepy when it moves”, and decide to erase and allow their minds to be at ease. Following, Spongebob decides to make a replica of himself named “Doodlebob” (also known as Frankendoodle) which they use to frighten his neighbour for entertainment. As both Patrick and Spongebob watch their creation scare their neighbour, Squidward is being brutally beaten by Doodlebob. It 's revealed that both Spongebob and Patrick are completely terrified of Doodlebob, and Patrick outright refuses to confront him, until being convinced by Spongebob. At this point in the text, Doodlebob has stolen the pencil that gave him life and even recreates Spongebob 's house, proving that although he is unable to communicate, he bares enough intelligence to be spiteful of his creator. Spongebob gains the upper hand while all three dual for the ownage of the magic pencil and erases DoodleBob face while exclaiming: “I brought you into this world and now I 'm gonna take you out. Any last words?” Spongebob proceeds to eliminate his creation Doodlebob by erasing his face and as he’s finishing him off, Spongebob is convinced that he is the destroyer of all evil. Both Patrick and Spongebob decide that

SpongeBob SquarePants should be the archetype for synergistic corporate product placement. With SpongeBob’s insurgence into popular culture, there have been similar synergistic trends of product placement. Support for this notion is found through looking back to 2004, days before the premier of the SpongeBob SquarePants movie in New York. Paramount, another Viacom subsidiary, launched a brand new SpongeBob SquarePants amusement park theme ride to coincide with the movie launch. Additionally, Burger King (also owned by Viacom), released a SpongeBob SquarePants value meal that comes with SpongeBob SquarePants plastic figurines from the movie – ‘collect all 42.’ Nickelodeon, the Viacom subsidiary that operates SpongeBob must not be ignored. Nickelodeon aired a 24-hour SpongeBob SquarePants Marathon that hyped up kids for the movie and forced unsuspecting parents to shell out $12 a ticket. Furthermore, during the Marathon’s commercial breaks, SpongeBob advised the viewers to eat SpongeBob value meals, collect all 67 figurines, and go to Paramount Theme Parks to try his new ride.

Krabs, a character in the animated television series Spongebob Squarepants, to have obsessive-compulsive disorder. Mr. Krabs shows OCD in a lot of episodes when he is continuously counting his money at the Krusty Krab. He will sit in his office and count the coins and the dollar bills repetitively. Mr. Krabs values money more than anything, even over himself, and will get angry when someone steals his money. He is always cheap when it comes to his daughter, Pearl, and two of his employees, Spongebob and Squidward, because they get paid low and won’t make a scene about it. For example, when Pearl is celebrating her sixteenth birthday party and she wanted to have the best birthday she ever had, Mr. Krab sent Spongebob to spy on Pearl and see what she wants as her perfect birthday present. While Pearl was shopping with her friends, Mr. Krab saved all of Pearl’s old childish decorations, made cake out of cardboard, and hired Squidward to perform songs from the band Boys Who Cry because Mr. Krab is cheap. Since Mr Krab was cheap, Pearl felt that he didn’t care about her enough. Surprisingly at the end, Spongebob was able to get everything that Pearl wanted from the mall and got Boys Who Cry to perform live for her but it did cost Mr. Krab’s credit card a lot of money which made him

Once upon a time, in the depths of the Tasman sea there was a great civilization built by blobfish called Bloblirahren. Then a great evil, known only from the oldest legends of blobfish kind, awoke and had an evil lust to consume the universe. His name was Robert the vampire squid. He started with consuming the blobfish because he was jealous,greedy and hate built inside him and sought to destroy the blobfish. He consumed many blobfish until he and his armies that he had summoned were slaughtered in a great battle where the hosts of the blobfish king Blobafir drove off Robert and his army far away and they hunted his army down to score of urchins and then they mysteriously disappeared. Years later a group of border scouts were attacked by

He drops the hsmmer and rubbs the bright red tip of the mutalated pus filled bloody dick. "oooooh whats this?" Sponge bob says with joy. squidward takes spongebob hand away from his crotch and begins to tell him what a penis is "It's a thing mammals use to mate! you idiot!" Squidward yells. "How?" Spongebob questions. "Theres a hole in the female and A sTICK foR The mAle" squidward says in a pathetic sarcastic voice. "LIKE THIS ONE!" *Sponge bob begins to insert his penis into squidwards anus* "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!" Squidwards screams. "Can I join?" ask's Patrick. 'SURE, IT'S A LOT OF FUN!" says spongebob over the muffled screams of Squidward. "Alright!" Patrick says whilst inserting his penis into squidwards mouth", I could do this for days Spongebob

Do you mind if I take this to go eat at my place I need to get back to see Kelli.

 In Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Carroll shows the ridiculous nature of adults through his extraordinary characters. The amiable Cheshire Cat is the only character to help Alice in her struggle through Wonderland and admit that he is mad. "Oh you can't help that, we're all mad here. I'm mad. You're mad (Carroll )." All other characters are pointlessly didactic and feel the need to constantly snap at her, preach to her, confuse her, or ignore her. The Duchess, for instance, is inconsistent, unpleasant, pointless, and is of no help to Alice in her predicament. " flamingoes and mustard both bite. And the moral of that is Birds of a feather flock together (Carroll )." Many children see adults, especially those that are of authority, as having the same nature as the Duchess. The arbitrary , bloody Queen of Hearts is an

Children are more likely to engage with characters they identify with, but when a character is also a hero, children feel as if they themselves have the power to take agency in their own lives. Coraline is a representation of any child that is easily bored and seeks adventure, but she also displays bravery and heroism. Coraline’s greatest strength is her imagination, which she uses to her advantage. Most children have active imaginations as she does, and this quality that they have in common will result in children identifying with Coraline and believing they are just as capable of surmounting obstacles as she is. Coraline is also not perfect, and although many children like to pretend they are perfect, they know they are not. When she loses the marble containing

The media is one of the biggest proprietors when discussing the state that our children are in, and why they’re unable to play children roles. It’s not hard for a child to get access to the television set and see the influential things that the media may disclose. Ideas that are shown on TV now, are very misleading and inappropriate, even on children’s channels. Nickelodeon shows are very mature sit-coms that

The concept of identity is highly related to an adolescent’s socio-emotional development. Many of the creatures in Wonderland asked Alice to identify herself, and some of them even before engaging in any sort activity with her. “Who are you? Said the Caterpillar” (Carroll, L. 2012 Chapter V page 18, Kindle edition). Carroll applies here a rhetorical device similar to the onomatopoeia (commonly used in the fables), where animals are a key element to the learning experience, since most kids and even adults can easily relate to them. The creatures in Wonderland represent the way grown-ups behave in real life, for them it is very important to know who they are dealing with before trusting anybode, while kids in their innocence are more likely to trust nearly anybody. Nevertheless, when a child reaches a certain age, sooner or later he or she will be confronted with the issue, that some people are not to be trusted. This is a defining moment in their lives, in which they grasp who they are outside their familiar surroundings, and where they learn how they should react when they are confronted with a difficult

Kids see celebrities in the news every day and mimic what they do, thinking that they should be like them. But that is wrong. Most celebrities don’t know what they are doing in their life because they have a hard time telling reality from fantasy.