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The series concerns Phineas' attempts to avoid constant boredom by finding something new to do every day during summer vacation. His hospitality is a driving force behind many of his plans. He is also extremely smart, creative, and persistent, allowing him to be able to endeavor in immensely large projects and activities with the help of his less-talkative stepbrother Ferb, and usually with many other neighborhood children. He shares a strong bond with the family pet, a platypus they named Perry, but remains unaware of his vague double life as a covert agent and is usually the one who realizes he is missing and wonders where he is.Īn incurable optimist, Phineas constantly looks on the brighter side of things. He is one of three children of the Flynn-Fletcher family, with a disapproving older sister Candace and his English stepbrother Ferb.

Phineas Flynn is one of the two titular protagonists of the Disney Channel Original Series of the same names. The Mary Sue has a strict comment policy that forbids, but is not limited to, personal insults toward anyone, hate speech, and trolling.“ Hey Ferb! I know what we're gonna do today!” ―Phineas Flynn Want more stories like this? Become a subscriber and support the site! 🦀 magical icelandic crab 🦀 June 21, 2021 But let’s not pretend that television doesn’t have the power to create strong, lasting memories.Īctual photo of me remembering my best day of television /X8Fp9XdamX You might have been a diehard summer camp/hiking/camping/nature enthusiast growing up, and if you are or want to be a parent you could hope the same for your kids. I literally remember which episodes of the fucking Pokémon anime I watched in the morning before going to 7th grade but enjoy carrying your giant sign through the woods all day I guess We didn’t always get along growing up & it’s one of my best memories of us period When I was 12 my family went to France & my favorite memory of the whole trip is bingeing Friends episodes w my brother & cracking up trying to repeat all our favorite lines phonetically in French. Ī lot of kids of my generation distinctly remember when Goku went super saiyan for the first time What was your best day of Television? My mom and I would watch every episode of X-Files as they came out and I remember watching maybe the scariest episode, “Home”, and it being maybe the last time I really just felt like a kid who needed his mom.

About 5 a.m., it ended, we were weep/grinning/ “That was the best!” he said. He was dying of cancer, knew it, insisted on staying up and watching. My sweetest: a Little Home on the Prairie marathon w/ my dad, the father of 4 daughters, all day and night long. that was just one day watching a partridge family marathon.

I very specifically remember a day watching a partridge family marathon on VH1, sitting in my bean bag chair, eating peach yogurt, and thinking life doesn’t get any better than this. I remember the day my brother and I watched the entire xmen animated series dark phoenix saga on VHS (we taped it) like it was YESTERDAY People have been sharing their memories of their best day of television as a kid, and how are you going to argue that these aren’t important childhood memories? This is a great reminder that just because you can meme something, that doesn’t make it true. The idea that “kids won’t remember their best day of television” is the kind of platitude you can find all over Facebook, Pinterest, and parent blogs.

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So even setting aside the glaring hypocrisy of shaming kids (and by extension, their parents) for spending too much time looking at screens while staging a full influencer-style Instagram post complete with a giant café-style letter board, the message is just plain wrong. The poster of the original tweet said it was “a share of a share” that might actually be an advertisement. The context of the picture isn’t entirely clear. The image is peak White Woman’s Instagram material: A well-coiffed woman toting three beautiful children into the woods, holding a sign reading “Into the woods we go because kids won’t remember their best day of television.” The picture has been making the rounds on Twitter thanks to a user going by who captioned it with the entirely accurate statement “feel like this is 100% untrue.”įeel like this is 100% untrue. People are sharing all their best childhood memories of watching television in response to what appears to be an Instagram post claiming whose memories don’t actually exist.

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