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**dhrishiasv** · 01-25-2011, 03:26 PM

Duke Nukem was also the name of a Captain Planet villain--a guy in an unbuttoned Hawaiian shirt with pebbly yellow radioactive skin. He represented the incredible environmental dangers posed by nuclear power. Man, the people who did that show were hacks.

I remember watching that show a bit when I was a kid. There was one villain who left his fridge door open for no other reason than to waste power. What I never really understood is what motivated the villains. Businesses may pollute the environment to pull a profit, but who the **** intentionally leaves the fridge open? Then your food gets spoiled and your electricity bill goes up. I mean really.

Or the villains who would dump a whole shitload of crap just somewhere just to kill off an endangered species. Where does that fit into their business model? It always baffled me.

01-25-2011, 03:26 PM	#10
dhrishiasv Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 501 Senior Member	Duke Nukem was also the name of a Captain Planet villain--a guy in an unbuttoned Hawaiian shirt with pebbly yellow radioactive skin. He represented the incredible environmental dangers posed by nuclear power. Man, the people who did that show were hacks. I remember watching that show a bit when I was a kid. There was one villain who left his fridge door open for no other reason than to waste power. What I never really understood is what motivated the villains. Businesses may pollute the environment to pull a profit, but who the **** intentionally leaves the fridge open? Then your food gets spoiled and your electricity bill goes up. I mean really. Or the villains who would dump a whole shitload of crap just somewhere just to kill off an endangered species. Where does that fit into their business model? It always baffled me.
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