Contains spoilers for The Pooh Perplex and The Post-Modern Pooh. Everyone loves Winnie the Pooh, it is completely innocent. I have many fond memories around is the original Winnie the Pooh movie, as I have no doubt many other's do as well. And u nlike most other toddler-friendly media, many adults consider movies and stories to be legitimately funny. The only person who hated the franchise was, ironically enough its creator (a bit of Sherlock-Syndrome there, plus he wanted to be remembered for his serious writings, ironic considering today's subject). Only really mean spirited person would do such a thing as to dislike this beloved franchise, let alone pick it apart as though it were some Greek tragedy or comparable in brilliance to the works of Shakespeare. So wouldn't it be funny if a person assembled all these mean spirited people and have them talk about the subject? You know what would be funnier? If these people weren't real, that way they could be as cr...
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