Recent content by tyannotti

lolz

lol@me saying the same thing as you er, meyou. Wait, what.

Cellulose, Clean Coal, Hydrogen, Wind, Solar, Thermo, Hydro, Biodiesel, Nuclear These are just some of the possibilities, and the best part is that none of them are dependent upon production in countries that HATE us.

please tell you aren't serious with this......

Yep - I tried both dual as well as forcing it to use UTMS... I'm wondering if the issue is with my SIM card....

Ah this phone looks wonderful. I just wished that it didn't cost so much or else I would have pre-ordered it when it was available. Also, I wish that T-Mobile 3G bands worked on it as well. -Luis

Charlie Brown: The infamous Dancing scene. Not to mention the Great Pumpkin Scooby Doo: Someone will usually do a parody of a mystery involving some main characters dressed or acting like the Scooby Doo gang. Yogi Bear: Whenever something involves picnic, Yogi's usually there. Star Trek...

Cartoon Network seems fine in that department. I notice Johnny Test and Total Drama airing quite a bit on the network, but I don't think they do weekly marathons of those or most shows, and they have a pretty varied weekday schedule. From what I notice, Disney's alright there as well. Sure they...

Several reasons. But mine? Well for one, I agree with them sadly. Never quite understood WHY the world was supposedly so-worth saving. But villains in general are the most interesting characters. Being good can be so dull, and villains provide conflict.

You know, "stupid" characters and fart jokes have been around for a long, long time, way back before John K. was ever born. You're saying Mighy B! uses "sterotypes" seems, more like a problem you have with the show then a way it was influenced by John K. Don't misunderstand me; I don't doubt...

I think, Tednut, that he thought you were being sarcastic with your first post:sad: . I've never seen either of these show, but Making Fiends.... just sounds awesome to me.

Yeah, the Shin-Chan thing on Sailor Moon was mentioned a few pages back.

I didn't even know there WAS a Discovery Kids channel.

Considering the Addams Family was a sitcom based on a comic strip (or rather, and illustraited Laughing square) from the New Yorker, (and Charles Addams didn't plan on it turning out the way it did, initially) it really doesn't belong there. That said, when was there ever originality? All...

I was unsure where to put this. I guess this could work just fine in the comic book forum. But since I've always been more of a fan of the Peanuts cartoons than the comics (believe it or not, though I still think the strips are masterpieces) I decided to put it here. So who are your favorite...