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Closed AccountJul 24, 2010
dugg for relaxing depression
mbm7501Jul 24, 2010
dugg for giving me something to look at on a saturday night
i can relate to eeyore :p
macbookformeJul 24, 2010
Dugg for that eating disorder
kcrokeJul 24, 2010
I agree with all the label's except christopher robin. can someone explain?
whythefaceJul 24, 2010
Maybe it's for imagining things that aren't really there...but not totally sure either.
jmurrzJul 24, 2010
Maybe it's for they ran out of ideas so they just picked a random disorder for him
stormcommanderJul 24, 2010
he talks to his stuffed animals i guess
exploit67Jul 24, 2010
doesn't ever little kid do that?
kaylamarie0820Jul 24, 2010
But look at how old he is.
johnnickJul 25, 2010
Talking to your stuffed animals is fine. His talk back and interact.
kageryuJul 24, 2010
Most people confuse schizophrenia with multiple personality disorder thanks to movies and tv shows using medical terms incorrectly. A person with schizophrenia suffers from delusions and hearing voices, etc. Christopher interacts with his stuffed animals and thinks they're alive.
I'd love to go the nearest Build-A-Bear workshop and pass copies of that picture around to little kids and make them ask their parents what those "big words" mean.
skankingmikeJul 24, 2010
@kageRyu, I think you're the one who is confused about Schizophrenia and DID (Dissociation Identity Disorder) Which in itself is highly debated topic.
Please reread what Schizophrenia isComment is buried, click here to see the rest.
kageryuJul 25, 2010
@Skankingmike,
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=schizophrenia
virtualballJul 25, 2010
KageRyu is correct. We watched a video last year about an extreme case of Schizophrenia, which is scary s**t.
Watch and learn: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvdw4b7tC-8
skankingmikeJul 25, 2010
Hi please read actual sites like
http://allpsych.com/journal/did.html They may in 1/3 cases hear voices however they are internal NOT external. Thus projecting their personalities is not part of DID.
Having alternate reality would be a schizophrenic. More sever ones will usually be incoherent to most people often rambling.
Please read DSM-IV and come back to tell me how exactly DID is anything like what this fictional character may have.
I have personal experience with this so please try to understand that when you claim that TV shows have falsified something understand that you yourself must be misunderstood.
Though I don't disagree with you on some of the portrayals.
s0nicfreakJul 24, 2010
You do know stuffed animals don't really talk, right?
crewbie4lifeJul 24, 2010
Sigh... Its called imagination. whatever...
antithesisviJul 24, 2010
The difference is when you're using your imagination, you know it's pretend. The brain of a schizo is unable to differentiate imagination from reality, so they think it's all real.
elperegrinoJul 24, 2010
aa milne based christopher robin on his son of the same name. said son grew up slightly f**ked by this.
g8kprAug 5, 2010
How So?
elperegrinoAug 5, 2010
you try being a teenager when the whole world knows you as a slightly gay little boy who plays with stuffed toys...
zylogJul 24, 2010
labels
kcrokeJul 24, 2010
oops. I'm surprised it took digg users 3 hours to spot that.
serendipiteeJul 24, 2010
he visits a place that doesn't exist in reality (hundred acre wood). sounds like a pretty nasty reoccurring hallucination, now that they mention it.Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
chiefbandit2200Jul 25, 2010
It's just a joke. Do you people take everything you see on the internet so seriously?
ninjakitty07Jul 25, 2010
The internet is serious business.
tjourneyJul 24, 2010
No! My childhood! What have you done to it?
kageryuJul 24, 2010
He didn't destroy it. He showed you the truth.
s0nicfreakJul 24, 2010
Not mutually exclusive.
doshindudeJul 24, 2010
It didn't change one bit of your childhood. You still had fun didn't you?
Now your adulthood, I can't say.
tequilacollinsJul 24, 2010
Truth. Is that the red pill, or the blue one? I forget.
davenp0rtJul 24, 2010
Looks like it's being Pooh-ed on.
diggityduggedJul 25, 2010
This revelation about the character disorders gets rediscovered by the masses every 2 years. Super old news, but at least more people are becoming aware of it.
Closed AccountJul 25, 2010
That's what she said.
dzsimboJul 24, 2010
uhm. duh?
Closed AccountJul 24, 2010
Come on, man. At least change the title.
http://www.reddit.com/r/funny/comments/ct4gl/pooh_and_friends/
jmurrzJul 24, 2010
Do you really think anyone cares?
msstarJul 24, 2010
reddit probably stole it on some other website, now stfu
effoffpunkJul 24, 2010
Reddit steals all its good stories from digg you know
keithlolbermannJul 24, 2010
LOLZ.
jeffshaughtJul 25, 2010
Actually, the exact opposite of true is that the handle KeithLOLbermann is a clever title.
lleuJul 24, 2010
Reddit v Digg: the most one sided war in the history of man.
ishqboliJul 24, 2010
I have ADHD. I guess this explains why I always liked Tigger the best!
jstock23Jul 24, 2010
The wonderful thing about Tiggers, is Tiggers are wonderful things. Their tops are made out of rubber, their bottoms are made out of springs
johnnickJul 25, 2010
They're bouncy, flouncy, trouncy, fun, fun, fun, fun, fun!
The wonderful thing about Tigger, is I'm the only one!
iph0neJul 25, 2010
Tigger please.
jakobicxAug 3, 2010
They're bouncy, flouncy, trouncy, POUNCY, fun, fun, fun, fun, fun!
The most wonderful thing about Tiggers, is I'm the only one!
I'm the only one!Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
Closed AccountJul 25, 2010
I have ADHD too and this expl...
joecool1986Aug 2, 2010
I have ADHD too. But yeah, Inception was a great film.
barryigginsJul 24, 2010
I always thought Piglet had malevolent antisocial personality disorder
zenmojoJul 24, 2010
No, that's Owl. Although technically Owl has is a narcissistic sociopath with delusions of grandeur.
tfoegelleJul 24, 2010
It's about damn time someone saw it from my point of view! I've been saying this same thing for years!
roverJul 24, 2010
Inferiority Complex
tfoegelleJul 24, 2010
Oh yes Rover.......you caught me.......
ayeroxorJul 24, 2010
Big Pharma has finally convinced us that no matter who we are or what we're like, there's a problem with us that can be fixed with a prescription.
defonosJul 24, 2010
Ya, and they do 'visits' with doctors and clinics to make sure their product sells. Suddenly everyone who feels slightly down has depression.
tyrghastJul 24, 2010
ADD is the biggest medical joke in history. Pill companies are laughing their way to the bank. Don't want to discipline your children? Give them riddalin.
crushifierJul 24, 2010
or, you know, their children could be having a hard time focusing in school and might be getting easily distracted and the parents realize that ADD medicine could be used as a tool to help cope with that.
Closed AccountJul 25, 2010
Or do the opposite and turn them into pill poppers at a young age.
drsolaceJul 25, 2010
@crushifier: It wouldn't have anything to do with the coursework, of course not. The school cirriculum is amazingly riveting and any normal child should be able to cope with such engaging material.
chronopublishJul 25, 2010
It is normal for kids to be antsy in a classroom setting and have trouble focusing. Medicating normal behavior is madness.
ayeroxorAug 1, 2010
Uniqueness is a malady which must be drugged away.
jstock23Jul 24, 2010
When characters are created, they often embody stereotypes to be immediately recognizable so the viewer has an easy time understanding their motivations. It also makes the creator's job easier because they are so predictable.
If you were a character in a book, you'd be the skinny kid living in the basement with acne that reads obscure alien magazines, talks very fast, and wears a tinfoil hat while he carries a handful of books to class. Perhaps you would even have red hair if the story was from the 70's. There, instantly recognizable stereotype.
skillelJul 24, 2010
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angelbunnyJul 24, 2010
Tech 52% of the US population has at least one mental based disorder (based on personality or genes like alcoholic) so technically the abnormal are the majority.
jump4hJul 25, 2010
yes, and as a result i refuse to believe i have lysdexia
nanohaJul 25, 2010
does this only exist in USA? where every dumb kid is medicated even their parents as well. Its like the pill companies/doctors got to together and made up these s**tty illness's/disorder.
Now a days you can just visit your doctor and make up something and they give you whatever drug thats associated with it and get high off of it..... Safest way to do drugs is to visit your doctor. While marijuana is a lot safer, the prescription drugs, dumbass kids are killing themselves over them, causes side effects include killing yourself, makes you think their controlling the population by killing them off slowly.
moviemaniac226Jul 25, 2010
You know what I'm starting to hate about Digg? Everyone's gotta complain about everything. Given any topic, there's about a 9 out of 10 chance that the top rated comment is someone's hollow lament on the government, a corporation, etc etc. It's rather depressing.
chileangodJul 25, 2010
I hate you people pointing out things like that!
thenepentheJul 25, 2010
So digg it down.
ayeroxorAug 1, 2010
You can only digg things UP, dumbass. The opposite is 'bury'.
New here?
bcrowlJul 25, 2010
It has always boggled my mind why you would want to give your children Amphetamines; one of the worst drugs in terms of devastation and addiction. Hell, if you can make meth out of it than it's probably not a good idea. I just hope these poor kids' minds can recover from this s**t. Stupid idea big pharm. Biggest controversy since the tobacco bulls**t.
betweencolorsJul 25, 2010
iv been on ADD meds since i was six years old. im 20 now and im not crazy or addicted to anything, but i do some alot of weed.
mathsciteachJul 24, 2010
How sad that our quirks are now seen as disorders that must be fixed. Stepford, here we come.
doshindudeJul 24, 2010
How about Owl? Nerdiness?
rusty11Jul 24, 2010
Virgin
qtiemelJul 25, 2010
That's the same thing though.
Closed AccountAug 10, 2010
If only there was a pill for that...
famousshamusJul 25, 2010
Speech impediment.
koryoJul 25, 2010
Wasn't in the book.
Which he points out.
bclupusJul 24, 2010
Kanga's a pedophile
akseitzJul 24, 2010
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fallout22Jul 24, 2010
Thing is, they're not watching that anymore.
They're watching other crazier messed up things that don't promote any usage of their imagination, but promotes going out and buying a whole lot of crap.
jamaicaman90Jul 25, 2010
One word: Transformers.
snapcaseJul 25, 2010
Indeed. Modern kids' shows suck.
thenepentheJul 25, 2010
Yeah, I long decided that my kids will be watching the badass cartoons and shows I grew up with. I will keep it in what ever current format for the time that is necessary.
Closed AccountAug 4, 2010
Booh-bahs!
atarioJul 25, 2010
I LIVE IN A TRASH CAN, BITCH!
jstock23Jul 24, 2010
When characters are created, they often embody stereotypes to be immediately recognizable so the viewer has an easy time understanding their motivations. Especially in stories for young children that need very different characters so that they do not all meld into one. It also makes the creator's job easier because they are so predictable, and a few vastly different characters can cover the range of personalities required for intricate storytelling.
The pot-shot on Christopher Robin is in poor taste, but hilariously fitting in context.
clemenzaJul 24, 2010
Poo and friends: http://deepfriar.files.wordpress.com/2009/12/haiku-hanky.jpg
zestyoneJul 24, 2010
Christopher robin is actually... gender identity disorder
iph0neJul 25, 2010
But she is happy with who she is and that's the main thing.
Closed AccountJul 24, 2010
Who would win a fight between Tigger and Hobbes? I want to know.
diggadiggaJul 24, 2010
especially early calvin and hobbes hobbes was very similiar to tigger
meekotheraccoonJul 24, 2010
I'm sure Hobbes would start the fight, then slip out, and let Tigger go at it himself. Once Tigger gives up, Hobbes will have the perfect one-liner.
iph0neJul 25, 2010
Hobbes: "tigger please".
spunker202Jul 24, 2010
Dugg for truth.
peonuJul 24, 2010
When I was younger I thought Chistopher Robin was a girl and had a total crush on her and then my older brother told me she was guy and i've been called gay ever since. :(
diggastolemybikJul 24, 2010
LOL
That sucks. When I was in elementary school I was a fat kid, and one day I sang the timone & pumba song on the bus. my nickname stuck for 6 years.
knightthorasJul 25, 2010
You mean that you still are a fat kid, right?
d4venportJul 25, 2010
That sounds like it would stick for life. How did it just end after 6 years?
knightthorasJul 25, 2010
Possibly he's just in middle school so its been 6 years since it started?
jaxtonhammerlyJul 25, 2010
he died after 6 years of abuse...
admiralkareliaJul 25, 2010
That you, Pumbaa? How've you been, man?
trippyhippy420Jul 25, 2010
.....fag
themapleboyJul 25, 2010
well may be you're gay...not that's there's anything wrong with that.........facts be as they are i thought it was a girl...... but i had no crush ..... im going to stop spacing my sentences from now on..... i swear
f**king weedComment is buried, click here to see the rest.
uncommonsenseJul 25, 2010
Gay story, bro.
Closed AccountJul 25, 2010
Yeah, and I guess that whole "sleeping with dudes" thing didn't help your case either
blizzardwaveJul 24, 2010
"Big Pharma"? what is that?
yage2006Jul 24, 2010
It's funny cause its true.
technobabblerJul 25, 2010
Seriously though who the hell is Darbi and what did she do wtih Christopher Robin?
skippy562Jul 25, 2010
Question: how come cholas like winnie to pooh?
sczhdtaivfeJul 25, 2010
owl... control freak? delusions of exalted intellect?
mountain1488Jul 25, 2010
Looks like my childhood...
::puts on sunglasses::
just got poohed on.
Closed AccountJul 26, 2010
Dugg for poohed.
hypogenicJul 30, 2010
duh for duh
tenaciousg86Aug 2, 2010
YYYEEEEAA.....*uncontrollable sobbing*
thatnerdygirlJul 25, 2010
I like how the picture of Eeyore is like the only picture of him smiling.
teazalamodeJul 25, 2010
As a psychology student, i say this is spot on!
mariwanabe8Jul 25, 2010
I don't think you need to be a psychology student to know these disorders and their symptoms.
Closed AccountJul 25, 2010
Just like the Cookie Monster, Pooh Bear stored his stash in honey.
themapleboyJul 25, 2010
who's ever seen in the night garden.............s**t is f**kED UP ^ !!!!
g8kprAug 5, 2010
I have seen many of them, my Daughter used to enjoy it when she was 1 or so. Now at 3, she's growing out of it. The first time we watched it, my wife and I looked at each other like "WTF is this?" then we got used to it and relaxed. We showed it to my SIL and she looked at us like "WTF are you subjecting my Niece too?"
The thing with night Garden that drives me insane the most, is the spacial differences with the Ninky Nonk and Pinky Ponk. They're big, they're small, with no explination.
brdlyJul 25, 2010
Actually I'm still confused, if Piglet is a "boy" why is he dressed in pink and has such a girly voice?
satirenineJul 28, 2010
Owl -- Addicted to smack.
g8kprAug 5, 2010
I thought it was canary porn
dxiongzhiDec 6, 2010
Funny and darling photos
killercat00Feb 23, 2011
wow i like this alot
grifn007Apr 1, 2011
i like ur work
fascmovementJun 23, 2011
hello pooh and all