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How is that a parody, or even funny? All they did was replace the Superfriend characters with the family guy characters (Except the Meg part). The whole thing is just a copy/paste of the original Superfriends opening just with characters swapped, anyone can come up with a "characters swapped"...

Is there any PDA that will support an External hard drive of any capacity?

The most recent desktop is version 4.1.4 and csn be downloaded at http://www.palmone.com/us/support/downloads/windesk414.html . I haven't read of any reports that it causes problems with any third party program.

WALL-E and Spirited Away are the only two movies that I have seen. I like WALL-E, but Spirited Away was just to darn freaky for me.

I remember hearing about John Rolfe being a tobacco farmer. That definitely wouldn't have passed family/parent standards, especially for a Disney movie. Yeah, either John Rolfe or John Smith apparently saw Pocahontas as something other than a savage heathen. That's really not something they want...

Actually, Japan is more into adult animation I think. More adult manga and a heck lot more sexual references.

No, they mixed anti-freeze with the wine and made Bart taste it. Though the title is still all-right because Bart was in France, where crepes originated and are still popular.

I have a hard time deciding. I watched almost nothing but Disney cartoons in my early childhood (early to mid '90s). In 1998 I became a huge Rugrat fan and watch everything on Nick religiously. CN has always been something I watched every now and then during the '90's.

Well, considering that the recent track record for turning comic strips into cartoons hasn't been all that great (Dilbert and Baby Blues weren't exactly screaming successes), maybe he should take it slow.

On Mon, 7 Mar 2011 20:00:17 -0500, "Ed Pawlowski" wrote: I hear you. I don't even watch much tv. It's on, but hubby is the one watching while I diddle away at the computer on rfc. -- Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground.

I remember back when Rolling Stone had that pic of Bart re-enacting the cover of Nirvana's Nevermind, there were two versions, one with genitalia, and one without. I've seen both thanks to Google Image Search.

Okay, that's your problem. You read Wikipedia. Any wackadoo could edit Wikipedia. I should know, I've contributed an article or two. But just as people could put accurate articles on the site, they could also put totally wrong articles on the site. If there has been scarce news about a...

That's just horrible. I can't imagine enjoying this show anywhere as much without the the old gang performing the roles.

At least it answers incoming calls without me needing to actually touch the phone itself (good for driving). I still can't believe that initiating the call using voice dialing actually requires more work than just going to the contacts and picking the contact to call manually. Doesn't make any...

I said this on the anime version of the thread and I'm repeating it here for emphasis: 4kids needs to do some grand experimenting and find something. I can't repeat this enough: they need VISION. They need to find something that hits resonantly with their target audience, whatever the target...

If find it a bit odd that: a) It's not a signed for or otherwise recorded letter. I can't speak for the US, but here in the UK legal documents like that are hand delivered by either a courier, the police, or other such legal personnel, and you always have to sign for them. b) It's sent as an...

yeah, the hacker thing along with the little robot (frenzy?) that took on a slew of secret service but then got cut in half with a sawzall

Groovy. Finally, the idea is not a stupid gimmick.

All the press releases from when it was announced said quadband + 2100

My carrier allows us to send out emails by SMS by following a special formating. In other words, we got to enter a special number for the recipient and then in our text we write : mail [email protected] (subject) body of the email I'd like to make it that I can select an email from my...