New To Entertaining Kids- Need Cartoons!

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Originally Posted by Disme

My kids have everything they want when it comes to movies/tv-shows/games/apps, etc ... if it's digital I can get it for them.
Only problem is that after some time they expect me to get them movies/tvshows/music/games, etc ... and don't appreciate it like when I was little and getting a movie/games/music-cd was quite a big happening.

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You can't blame them. They have been getting stuff for free without any effort their entire life :P

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Originally Posted by AbyBeats

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Originally Posted by Disme

My kids have everything they want when it comes to movies/tv-shows/games/apps, etc ... if it's digital I can get it for them.
Only problem is that after some time they expect me to get them movies/tvshows/music/games, etc ... and don't appreciate it like when I was little and getting a movie/games/music-cd was quite a big happening.

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You can't blame them. They have been getting stuff for free without any effort their entire life :P

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Oh, but I don't blame 'em. I blame myself :slap: I got them used to getting all they wanted in that area.
One of my collegues at work has adopted a different approach. He downloads a movie and than gives it to his children as a present with their birthday/New-Year or other holliday.

That's exactly why I wanted to let MBM know to be carefull what approach to take when it comes to providing your kids with 'free goods'.

There is an anime-cartoon hybrid TV series, Wakfu, which is very entertaining, highly detailed ( since it is a background story to supplement the MMORPG they are developing ) and truly enjoyable to the likes of young and old alike, which is comparable to the TV series, Avatar : The Last Airbender. The only drawback is that, it is a french production and has to be viewed with subtitles. The complete first season can be found in Warez-BB ( with extras and stuff ). I highly recommend it :P. It was recommended to me by er4s3r, at that time, I was skeptical of it being a good show, but me and my three kid cousins are big fans of it now :D ( of course, they understand squat without my explanation, but the animation and fighting sequences are really cool to keep on watching it )

P.S : If I had an invite to CC, I would have invited you without giving a second thought, MBM, but a dedicated cartoon tracker never interested me as everything I download, its from Warez-BB

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Originally Posted by megabyteme

I grew up in a small town in the 1980's. I remember hurrying to get to the video store and back on my allotted 30 minute lunch breaks at school. Of course, the VHS tapes had to be returned the following day. Total distance walked for each movie ~1.5 to 1.75 miles.


Not to worry, brightsid. My kids are 20 days from their first birthday. We won't be watching television heavily until after they turn 1. :P

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Since you are apparently John Mellencamp can't you simply hire a nanny?
Btw nice story I can already see you regalling the offspring with heroic tales of your adventures to the vid- e- o store . " It was 10 miles there and back and uphill both ways". " During one particularly bad storm when the rain can down so hard it stripped flesh from the bone , I barely made it back alive with my precious copy of Body Rock".

Anyway since the kids are soon going to be one I think you can now just forgo the TV and safely move them on to hardcore bodybulding to pass the time.

I don't mind my kids having it easy. Life is filled with kickdowns, disappointments, difficulties, and deficits. I don't see why there is a need to experience these at home. As long as you aren't a Canadian, bandwidth is cheap. Sure as heck beats that walk to the vid-e-o stooor. :P And since I am the one picking the titles, it's pretty likely to be something I want to watch, or at least can stand. No Justin Beeber, or Barney in this house!!! :angry:

Thanks for the kind words, Aby!

@Idol: If I wanted to see narcissistic men making fools of themselves, I would watch Waterworld and Battlefield Earth. More action, at least.

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Originally Posted by megabyteme

CleverMan, what can you tell me about TorrentKids? I found this review on filenetworks, but it doesn't tell me much about ease of seeding, content worth grabbing, etc. I would be interested in learning more. Thanks!

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That review is quite good. Here is a screenshot http://img511.imageshack.us/i/tkidsbr.jpg/
you should be able to judge about content and all.
About ease of seeding - not easy (well seeding is always easy, you just need to leave the client on running :D damn i'm so clever :lol:), considering # of leechers, but there is a bonus system, so no problems with ratio :) oh, and lots of golden-freeleech torrents

Thank you for the screencap, CM. I believe the shows will have more value to them when they get a bit older. Right now, the babies seem to like bright colors, and quick pace. The modern animated movies, and shows like Duck Tales are working pretty good.

I truly appreciate your offer, but don't think they are ready yet.

^ i think someone had mentioned warez-bb, that has some decent toons but most links require a rshare or mupload acct.

They don't "require" a Premium account, although of course free user limitations are gone with one. Also, RS and MU don't have captchas, so they're pretty usable with jDownloader plus a reconnect script. :)

BUMP.

Gief me CC, or gief me spam. :D