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Wondering if the Flintstones is in any way historically accurate? They say art imitates life and some of those ideas on that show are pretty ingenious.
| very accurate | 7 | |
| somewhat accurate | 1 | |
| not accurate | 12 |
I like how FAGGOTS highjacked the word "gay" in the opening intro song but now has absolutely no meaning it once originally had and the new 'word' "gay" has no etymological backing whatsoever.
Another dirty FAGGOT trick to win the hearts and minds of the masses but deep down they are hated and despised and everyone knows it including them. Thank god for AIDS.
Pretty sure there was a 65 million year gap between dinosaurs and humans, but whatever floats your boat.
Best cartoon ever! Not like the weird cartoons they make today. That show explored marriage, parenting, work, etc. for kids from a blue-collared point of view.
Ken Ham, and his fellow morons at the Kentucky Creationism museum, would say it's an accurate depiction.
I could only imagine if humans were evolved enough to actually civilize themselves and live amongst dinosaurs - utilizing them as a form of technology to further develop themselves as a civilization.
Another thing is, it would only be a matter of time until they figured it out and destroyed the human race. I mean they communicated with the humans while they dined on bronto- burgers! Poor Dino..