According to various news articles, many feminists are outright p***ed off about Kermit's new girlfriend saying it's insulting how Kermit not only got with a younger piglet, but she's skinnier than Ms. Piggy too, so this has caused many to cite how this sends a bad message to kids. What are your thoughts on this? Does the fact that Kermit happens to be dating a younger and skinnier pig, after breaking up with Ms. Piggy, send the wrong message to kids? Or do you think anyone who's making a big deal out of this needs to be quiet? Please discuss.
It's definitely not a big deal in my opinion. I never liked ms piggy because she was the most obnoxious muppet so if kermits new girlfriend is less annoying (which I don't know this is the first I've heard of her) then he started dating her because she was more compatible with his personality than ms piggy was which is a good thing to teach kids.
OMG, can we get more PC? A cartoon anthropomorphic frog has a skinny pig for a girlfriend that appears younger than the last one and people are "offended"?
Only those with a giant chip on their shoulder, actively looking for something to be offended by.
One of her ears is longer than the other. Kermit can do better.
I wish she was cuter. Like, curly short pink (or green) hair and ears a little farther apart. The eyes are a bit slutty. She should have smiling eyes, not alluring eyes.
Actually the eyes remind me of Bratz dolls eyes, so that seems right in line for kids. And how exactly can eyes be slutty? And I'm not sure why Kermit has a thing for pigs either. A frog and a pig being together is way more disturbing to me than her size, eyes, or age.
watch this youtube video, as Kermit pretty much explains why he's attracted to pigs, as he says it's the curly tail that turns him on.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctMDfaWKEJs
by Stevennix2001 9 years ago
I literally just found out about this today, so please excuse me if I'm a bit late to the party if you all already know this. However, I heard on the upcoming news that the new Muppet TV sitcom on ABC will supposedly have Ms. Piggy and Kermit break up. I'm dead serious folks. One...
by peter565 9 years ago
If your mum is an ageless woman, would you find this offensive?My mum is an ageless woman, she 58 years old, but the only sign she is old, is she got grey hair, if she put on a hat, people think she is in her late 20s to early 30s. Everytime I see in movies like Age of Adaline or The Mummy...
by pd.raju4u 15 years ago
How can we be younger looking always ?
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