Did you ever watch the TV show Dinosaurs as a kid? So did we. Did you know that Jim Henson was one of the producers? We didn’t either.
We were sitting around in one of our One Soul Revolution design meetings and got to reminiscing about this show. I think the whole conversation started because we were trying to figure out with that baby used to say. It was later determined that the baby’s name was Baby Sinclair and the phrase was "I'm the Baby, Gotta Love Me" along with some other things such as “Not the mama!”
If you look on Wikipedia (reliable source, I know) it states that, “Topical issues featured in Dinosaurs include environmentalism, women's rights, sexual harassment, objectification of women, censorship, civil rights, body image, steroid use, allusions to masturbation (in the form of Robbie getting caught doing a mating dance by himself), drug abuse, racism, peer pressure, rights of indigenous peoples, corporate crime, government interference of parenting, and allusions to homosexuality and communism (in the guise of herbivorism).” Who knew, right?
We were sitting around in one of our One Soul Revolution design meetings and got to reminiscing about this show. I think the whole conversation started because we were trying to figure out with that baby used to say. It was later determined that the baby’s name was Baby Sinclair and the phrase was "I'm the Baby, Gotta Love Me" along with some other things such as “Not the mama!”
If you look on Wikipedia (reliable source, I know) it states that, “Topical issues featured in Dinosaurs include environmentalism, women's rights, sexual harassment, objectification of women, censorship, civil rights, body image, steroid use, allusions to masturbation (in the form of Robbie getting caught doing a mating dance by himself), drug abuse, racism, peer pressure, rights of indigenous peoples, corporate crime, government interference of parenting, and allusions to homosexuality and communism (in the guise of herbivorism).” Who knew, right?
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