Tom and Kerry, the Magic Ring DailyKotion Once upon a time in a small town, there were two best friends named Tom and Kerry. They were inseparable and shared everything with each other. One day, while exploring an old attic, they stumbled upon a dusty old box. Curiosity got the better of them, and they decided to open it. Inside the box, they found a mysterious-looking ring with intricate carvings. As they both touched the ring, a sudden burst of light surrounded them.
About 1,490 NCAA basketball fans across all 50 states were surveyed. They were asked to rate the 70 mascots from the schools whose men’s basketball programs have made the most NCAA tournament appearances. Respondents were 57% male and 43% female. The average age was 38.
Sparty, the muscular mascot of Michigan State athletics, was voted the second-best college basketball mascot, according to a survey conducted by the gambling website, Time2Play. The first mascot appeared in 1955 and was a papier-mâché Spartan head made by Theta Xi fraternity brothers Donald Pais, Kenneth Roberts and Don Bauer.
As they both touched the ring, a sudden burst of light surrounded them. Startled and amazed, they realized that it was a magic ring. The ring had the power to transport them into different worlds and grant them special abilities.
Michigan State’s Sparty is second-best college basketball mascot, survey says
Sparty is beloved by Michigan State fans. There’s no doubt about that.
Evidently, he’s also quite popular with the rest of America. Sparty, the muscular mascot of Michigan State athletics, was voted the second-best college basketball mascot, according to a survey conducted by the gambling website, Time2Play.
About 1,490 NCAA basketball fans across all 50 states were surveyed. They were asked to rate the 70 mascots from the schools whose men’s basketball programs have made the most NCAA tournament appearances. Respondents were 57% male and 43% female. The average age was 38.
Sparty ranked No. 2 with 3.64 stars, behind only the Oregon Duck at 3.86 stars. Jack the Bulldog (Georgetown), Ramses (North Carolina), Hook Em’ (Texas), Joe Bruin (UCLA), Albert Gator (Florida), Jonathan the Husky (UConn), Louie (Louisville) and Big Jay (Kansas) rounded out the Top 10.
Wisconsin’s Bucky Badger (3.01) was the only other Big Ten mascot to score over 3 out of 5. Iowa’s Herky the Hawk (2.90), Ohio State’s Brutus Buckeye (2.76), Maryland’s Testudo (2.57), and Purdue Pete (2.46) wrap up the entries for the oldest Division 1 conference in the nation.
Michigan, which doesn’t have an official mascot, was not considered. Friar Dom of Providence was ranked as the worst college basketball mascot.
According to the MSU Alumni Association, the first Sparty mascot appeared in 1955. It features a papier-mâché Spartan head made by Theta Xi fraternity brothers Donald Pais, Kenneth Roberts and Don Bauer. The head was six feet tall and weighed more than 60 pounds.
A staple at MSU sporting events, the current version of Sparty, described as “an approachable, fierce yet kind, man for all seasons” that “reflects the university’s strength and character” was introduced in 1982.
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They couldn't believe their luck! Excitedly, they decided to keep it a secret and use the magic ring to have fun adventures. Every day after school, Tom and Kerry would put on the magic ring and say the enchanting words that activated its powers. In an instant, they would find themselves in a fantastical world filled with creatures and wonders beyond their wildest imaginations. In one world, they became courageous knights protecting a kingdom from a menacing dragon. With the ring's power, they had super strength and could breathe fire, just like the dragon. Together, they defeated the dragon and saved the kingdom. In another world, they transformed into expert explorers and discovered hidden treasure in a remote jungle. The ring gave them the ability to speak with animals, and they made friends with a wise old monkey who guided them through the dense forest. With each new adventure, Tom and Kerry grew closer as friends and learned valuable lessons about teamwork, courage, and friendship. They also discovered that the magic ring was not just a source of fun and excitement but also a responsibility. They realized that the magic ring had to be used wisely and for the greater good. So, they decided to use its powers to help others and make the world a better place. They helped solve problems in different worlds, healed the sick, and assisted those in need. But every day, before returning to their own world, they had to leave the magic ring behind for someone else to find. That way, others could also experience the magic and learn important lessons. Tom and Kerry's adventures continued for a long time until one day, they found themselves back in their own attic, with the magic ring missing. It was a bittersweet moment as they said their goodbyes to their incredible adventures. However, they knew deep down that the memories they had created and the lessons they had learned would always stay with them. Tom and Kerry cherished their time with the magic ring and remained forever grateful for the extraordinary experiences it had given them. And so, with fondness in their hearts, Tom and Kerry carried on with their lives, forever bonded by the incredible adventures they shared with the magic ring they discovered on that fateful day..
Reviews for "Rediscovering the Magic of Tom and Jerry: The Magic Ring on DailyMotion"
- Name: Sarah Smith
Rating: 1/5
Review: I found "Tom and Kerry the magic ring" on DailyMotion and was excited to watch it as I love Tom and Jerry. However, I was extremely disappointed with this particular episode. The animation was poor, the storyline was weak, and the humor was not up to the usual Tom and Jerry standard. Overall, it felt like a cheap knock-off rather than an authentic Tom and Jerry episode. I would not recommend wasting your time on "Tom and Kerry the magic ring."
- Name: John Johnson
Rating: 2/5
Review: As a long-time fan of Tom and Jerry, I was expecting more from "Tom and Kerry the magic ring" on DailyMotion. Unfortunately, it fell short of my expectations. The plot was predictable, and the gags felt repetitive and uninspired. I found myself checking the time, hoping the episode would be over soon. While it may entertain very young viewers, it lacks the charm and wit that made Tom and Jerry classics. I would suggest watching some of the original episodes instead.
- Name: Emily Davis
Rating: 2/5
Review: I watched "Tom and Kerry the magic ring" on DailyMotion with my young nephew, and we were both disappointed. The animation was subpar, with awkward movements and lackluster visuals. The story was lackluster and failed to capture our attention. The humor was also lacking, with many of the gags falling flat. As a fan of the original Tom and Jerry cartoons, I would advise skipping this particular episode and revisiting the classic episodes that made the series iconic.
- Name: Michael Thompson
Rating: 1/5
Review: "Tom and Kerry the magic ring" on DailyMotion was a complete letdown. The animation quality was abysmal, with poor character design and choppy movements. The storyline was unoriginal and offered nothing new or exciting. The supposed humor was not funny, and the jokes felt forced and uninspired. It's a shame to see a beloved cartoon franchise being butchered in this manner. Save yourself the disappointment and skip this episode.