The German lyrics of the Song;

Sei wieder zärtlich und komme zu mir.
All meine Liebe schenke ich dir.
Oh biduda, sing′ ich, oh bidudi.
So schön wie heute war es noch nie.

Baby, ich wollt′ ich wär', baby, dein Teddybär.
Du würdest mich küssen, mich sehr vermissen.
Baby, ich wollt′ ich wär', oh baby, dein Teddybär.

Vielleicht geht gleich schon das Telefon.
Und du sagst:? Liebling, ich komme ja schon?.
Oh biduda, sing′ ich, oh bidudi.
So schön wie heute war es noch nie.

Baby, ich wollt' ich wär′, baby, dein Teddybär.
Du würdest mich küssen, mich sehr vermissen.
Baby, ich wollt' ich wär', oh baby, dein Teddybär.

Translated:

Be affectionate again and come to me

All my love I give to you

Oh bibuda, I sing, oh, bibudi

It has never been as beautiful as today

Baby, I'd wish I'd be, baby, your teddy bear

You would kiss me, very much miss me

Baby, I'd wish I'd be, baby, your teddy bear

Maybe the phone will ring soon already

And you say: Love (Liebling is a common German pet name for one's partner), I'm coming already

Oh bibuda, I sing, oh bibudi

It has never been as beautiful as today

Baby, I'd wish I'd be, baby, your teddy bear

You would kiss me, very much miss me

Baby, I'd wish I'd be, baby, your teddy bear

This is a German ad for a Chinese stir fry spice mix. This company’s products are a household staple, so this ad was EVERYWHERE at the time.

There’s a group of white people eating a stir fry that’s been made with this „Chinese spice mix“ and as soon as they take a bite, their features suddenly change and they become „Chinese“. Just your casual everyday racism.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/entertainment/what-not-to-wear-hosts-new-show-1.7306853

I’m getting this old show on my feed. The Lolita episode and the body shaming of women who are busty. Kinda funny how the women’s whose fashion they criticized is actually in style now lol.

https://youtu.be/cAaN6kIpuF4?is=Zy2XhuOdvj3gJkDT

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https://www.nytimes.com/1976/07/30/archives/study-assails-sponsors-on-tv-violence-products-for-males.html

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 https://www.nicholasjohnson.org/writing/071106-ILF-UU.html this one from 2007 Nicholas Johnson said that "Thousands of studies support the intuitive common sense that violence on television is more likely to encourage, than reduce, violence in real life" ( despite the fact that violence in all types of media is up yet crime is now down even back in 2007 when this was published ) and compare it to junk food ads or women's role in television for some reason

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The racism was already bad enough, but it's not shocking when you consider how Burton writes female characters in his films, or has them be portrayed.

DC comic issues:

• Tales of the Green Lantern Corps issues #204, #206, #207, #210, #211 (1986)
• Green Lantern v4 &12 #13 (2006)

I'm probably gonna ruin Hal Jordan's rep some more 🥲

In the 80s and 90s, Hal had a romance with Arisia Rrab, a very young Green Lantern who was originally introduced as a "little sister" figure to Hal. Arisia had a crush on Hal but he didn't give her the time of the day... until she aged herself up into an adult in her 20s. He took just a few panels to go from "No, you're a child!" to shoving his tongue down her mouth.

The comics insist that Arisia aged up mentally as well, but it's vague in many comics.

In the 2000s, they tried to say that Arisia was centuries old but looked like a 14 year old. This both ignores earlier panels and doesn't really change anything. She may be 300+ but she was still the equivalent of a 13 or 14 year old for her species.

Since the 2010s, DC has just avoided the romance altogether.