Thread: Kids 'n Vids

I'm starting this thread because as I sit here I've got the theme-song from the CGI kids DVD 'Buzzy Bee' going around and around in my head. I'd be surprised if any Kiwi members of the forum hadn't heard of Buzzy Bee, but for those that don't know this is Buzzy Bee:



A very simple pull-along wooden toy that's very much an institution in NZ. I'd guess the majority of kids growing up in NZ would have had one at one time or another.

Anyways when by boys were born well intentioned family members sent a couple over followed shortly thereafter by the Buzzy Bee DVD.

Prior to this I'd always heard from other friends etc with kids how their children became enamoured with a certain DVD, usually some cartoon character or such, but since my boys weren't in that stage it never really struck me just how engrossed they can become.

But Sweet baby Jesus are they now! Over the course of last weekend I must have sat through and watched, start to finish, the Buzzy bloody Bee DVD at least four times. And those are only the times that I could manage, christ knows how many times they actually watched it themselves. And then again this morning I'm up at 6am with them and the first thing they want... Not breakfast, not a hug from dad, but Buzzy bloody Bee!

It's like crack cocaine for kids!

Originally Posted by AntRobertson

It's like crack cocaine for kids!

Same as TD is for certain fathers.

*Sniff!!!*

What? Sorry, you say something?

Originally Posted by AntRobertson

Not breakfast, not a hug from dad, but Buzzy bloody Bee!

It's like crack cocaine for kids!

gets better as they get old, then your tastes begin to overlap.

Shrek.
Indiana Jones.
Star Wars.

I'm just hanging out until they're old enough to play PS3 with me. By which time I guess it'll actually be PS4 or 5.

I've had quite enough Buzzy Bee for one lifetime already though.

Thais are worse......Grandma has sat through the last Terminator movie for 4 days straight now.

Focking kids!

Originally Posted by Sir Wilson

Hold on, it's not all good. Firstly, he (in your case they) wanted to play Nemo and other boring games. Then some of the games I liked scared him so I couldnt play with him around. (sorry little KW, but today I think you should go to bed at 5.45pm ) Later we started playing together, but he didnt like as fighting each other (it was a fighting game) And co-operative games like Halo, he would run off to other locations to mess around instead of playing the actual mission./ Grrrrrrrr !

Thought I'd quote this before you edit it.

What's that you say, little KW? Now whoever could that be!? Surely you mean little SW?

Originally Posted by filch

Originally Posted by Sir Wilson

Hold on, it's not all good. Firstly, he (in your case they) wanted to play Nemo and other boring games. Then some of the games I liked scared him so I couldnt play with him around. (sorry little KW, but today I think you should go to bed at 5.45pm ) Later we started playing together, but he didnt like as fighting each other (it was a fighting game) And co-operative games like Halo, he would run off to other locations to mess around instead of playing the actual mission./ Grrrrrrrr !

Thought I'd quote this before you edit it.

What's that you say, little KW? Now whoever could that be!? Surely you mean little SW?

Piffle. Obvious quote editing going on there, to smear and sully my good reputation.

I don't think this Sir Wilson chap is KW. I've met KW and he doesn't look like a monitor lizard. Well, not much at any rate.

Originally Posted by Sir Wilson

(sorry little KW, but today I think you should go to bed at 5.45am )

Nope.....i got it also

Maybe SWs kid is called Kenneth William ? That would explain things....