Well put Rover! I just walked my boys abut am going to take them out to play in a bit as soon as I drink my coffee. They are both laying here with me, living for me, so it is only fair that I live for them too! xoxo <3
Unless you grew up in the 60’s or early 70’s you might not appreciate that cartoons weren’t on a dozen channels 24×7. Other than a few shown on local stations, the big blockbuster of cartoons was every week on Saturday morning from about 7am to noon. Kids lived for that dose of weekly shows. By noon the limited programming was shifting to sports, American Bandstand, and other shows beyond childrens’ ages. The Flintstones was actually the first cartoon show to be put on TV during prime time.
Go Rover! I get my grandkids outside in all weather as much as possible. They get way too much electronic time otherwise. Plus, they love being outdoors. Yea!
electricshadow Premium Member about 5 years ago
When is this, 1990? Doesn’t he have cable TV?
rentier about 5 years ago
In the end they live for one another!!
about 5 years ago
They are such good friends.
Catfeet Premium Member about 5 years ago
Rover is much more fun than any silly wabbit!
gsawyer101 about 5 years ago
“Silly Wabbit” is from a Trix commercial so really good time to leave.
dlkrueger33 about 5 years ago
Saturday Morning cartoons in the 1960s were the best! My brother and I used to eat our breakfast (cereal) in front of the TV on TV trays.
jpayne4040 about 5 years ago
In the end, playing with Rover even beats Saturday morning cartoons!
labchick about 5 years ago
love this!!
uncleskull about 5 years ago
Perspective!
Zebrastripes about 5 years ago
Priorities!
Pet about 5 years ago
Well put Rover! I just walked my boys abut am going to take them out to play in a bit as soon as I drink my coffee. They are both laying here with me, living for me, so it is only fair that I live for them too! xoxo <3
Vangoghdog01 about 5 years ago
The rest of Rover’s quote is: “…. I will die for you. I am your dog.”
mymontana about 5 years ago
Your BEST choice, RED…love, hugs, and fun
Shinrinder Premium Member about 5 years ago
That is profound, Mr. Basset. Truly. Great job getting across a deep concept in so few words.
sarahbowl1 Premium Member about 5 years ago
Good choice, Red! Have fun my little darlings!!!!!
rs about 5 years ago
Unless you grew up in the 60’s or early 70’s you might not appreciate that cartoons weren’t on a dozen channels 24×7. Other than a few shown on local stations, the big blockbuster of cartoons was every week on Saturday morning from about 7am to noon. Kids lived for that dose of weekly shows. By noon the limited programming was shifting to sports, American Bandstand, and other shows beyond childrens’ ages. The Flintstones was actually the first cartoon show to be put on TV during prime time.
I'll fly away about 5 years ago
Go Rover! I get my grandkids outside in all weather as much as possible. They get way too much electronic time otherwise. Plus, they love being outdoors. Yea!
whenlifewassimpler about 5 years ago
Well I am teary eyed…..love ya guys…..