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I wasn't supposed to watch Dragonball Z, but I did sometimes anyway. I have a feeling that my parents knew that I watched it too, because I wasn't very good at hiding things when I was little. :sweat: My mom didn't want me watching Ed, Edd, & Eddy either, but I didn't really have any desire to.

Honestly, I can't say Persepolis was a better film... because it's a film you just can't find playing anywhere. I have to wait for DVD to actually see this one. Personally, I thought the race really was hot between those two films, and that Surfin' penguins thing was just added as a third...

When is he not? Also, did Meg and Chris need to be scolded? ..oh wait...

Oh my God, those movie designs are hilarious! It's like the 1980s and the 1990s got together and puked their most wretched fashions all over the Planeteers! :D I'd love to see another Captain Planet series. But only if it were modeled after that famous Robot Chicken skit. :p Are you kidding...

Can anyone pinpoint when exactly The Simpsons jumped the shark? For me, it was about season 12 or 13, this is when writers grew proud of plots that didn't make any sense(I recall an episode that featured Mr. Tinie saying as such) and the series went from clever satire about American family life...

Another screenshot to prove that I'm not crazy...

There actually was an earlier show. Somewhere in the early 90's, there was a syndicated series that integrated cartoons shorts with live action skits. Another show I'm shocked got made: Tales From the Cryptkeeper. Who was smoking illegal substances when they decided to make a children's show...

I need an mp3 of that techno song Peter stripped to. That was the jam.:anime:

"Paul M. Cook" wrote: Paul, I've always enjoyed the X-Files. It plays on BBCA here at 11a.m. It definitely achieved cult status! I was sorry to see it go. Best, Andy

On Tue, 29 Mar 2011 21:24:30 -0400, "Jean B." wrote: I can only wish CostCo did that. It seems like their containers are either gigantic or if they're a normal size, I have to buy two lifetime's worth if I want it. -- Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground.

On Fri, 25 Mar 2011 21:16:48 -0800, "M. JL Esq." wrote: Most folks feel the same about canned soups... what makes restaurant soup du jour is the plate scrapings added to #10 cans.

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dsi1 wrote: Probably referring to formaldehyde emitted by pressed wood materials. It's temporary and no big deal, as long as the space is well ventilated. Some modern energy-efficient homes may be an exception.

There is a large selection of places in NYC. or you can buy online

Serious? Well I didnt know that...cant find much info on the game, not sure if I should get tha one also, nunchuck probably doesnt come with it either.

Samsung Blackjack? Not too bulky, looks pretty good in a lot of peoples' opinions, has a camera, video camera, GSM 850 / GSM 900 / GSM 1800 / GSM 1900, QWERTY keyboard, runs on Windows Mobile 5.0, sadly no Wi-Fi, but it does have 3G capabilities, so if you're in a 3G area you'll forget all about...

The "beta thing" you mentioned works with the built-in IM app on your E61.

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yes, definitely sounds good if you can get it for $50, as the W300 will be very expensive...given the fact that its new AND a Sony Ericsson.

youre better off buying the 2 separate. no phone can handle medical databases (epocrates, PDA, etc.) besides, she will not be allowed to whip out the celphone in the hospital, esp. if shes a student. buy a basic phone and a good PDA for school. she can tether the PDA if she wants to browse, some...