Like imagine a pic of your cat goes viral and then the next day Dunkin Donuts is using it in a Facebook ad
I get that Jimothy is a wild animal and there's no owner or "credit" really (other than somebody out there coined the name in order for that to catch on)
Idk it's just odd
As much as I like seeing the little raccoon showing up everywhere, it's a little weird how quickly brands are to jump in and make money off it's likeness or use him for advertising.
Gotta milk that 15 minutes of meme fame I guess
@ArtofSpongebob This was one of my favorite SpongeBob toys growing up!
I remember taking him to Show & Tell one day and showing the class his pants were removable. It was a hit in 2nd grade
I watched the entirety of Seinfeld in about a span of 6 months or so.
Meanwhile it's taken almost a full year to get through just season 4 of King of the Hill.
@frankozfacts Why do people like Walter so much? He worked well in his role for the 2011 movie but outside of that it doesn't seem like he really has much use. Just curious
A unique raccoon was spotted in Seattle
A raccoon named Jimothy with a rare short spine syndrome was roaming the streets, stealing food from trash cans and frightening locals with his unusual appearance.
At first, residents were startled by the strange-looking animal, but he later became a local celebrity, with people even making memes and drawings of him.
I finally watched the infamous finale of Seinfeld today. I can definitely see why people are disappointed in it when the bulk of the show is mostly exceptionally flawless.
Either way it's going to feel weird not watching this show on a nearly daily basis now lol
@calvinbrain97 Yes I do find that category to be odd. Makes me think this is more of a one-off and not a licensed series of sets like they were in the 2000's.
As someone else mentioned they seemed to display that Sesame Street set the same way. Both these shows are still very popular with kids.