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Cleveland Show is getting decent ratings.

Now I am looking for a must have list of software for it. The cheaper the better, or free is best, as I am a student. Finishing up my bachelors degree and I am not allowed to work. So please, give me your recommendations. David

Daddy's back and she's feelin' like she oughter Keep it down, I'm reading Harry Potter My body wash is Estee Lauder Here comes Grandpa, and he's got an otter. .....I took three buses to get here.

Navigator 6 is only compatible with Treo's. You'll have to check any other specifics with them. I've never liked TomTom - tried it and you can search for a thread that I wrote here back in the T3 days- and now that I went over and looked at their web page and it took me more then 5 minutes...

So if the 2nd device does not have these apps installed the 1st device won't even "Find" the 2nd?

This feels like one of those animated segments you would see on Saturday Night Live, or MAD. Considering how much of a fan I'm of LeBron, I don't think I'll be watching this.

I have been using iSilo for quite a while. It is a great program. I especially like the external document linking and hyperlink support. iSiloX does a great job of converting graphics and background colors of HTML files. Plucker is also a good reader, especially when considering how much it...

I think Johnny Test Minus Johnny could potentially work, the producers would just have to alter the formula so it wouldn't just be a gender-reversed Dexter and Dee-Dee. Just make the girls a little more dimensional and irresponsible so they could screw up once in a while and prolong stories...

Agh what! ...O.K., I'm trying not to overreact here, but those are everything I was hoping they wouldn't be. This is effecting me more then the visuals of Polar Express or Christmas Carol did, because I know what these characters are supposed to look like. This reminds me of those...

Put TCPMP and all of the plug-ins in the /Palm/Launcher folder of a SD card.

I remember the good'ol days of Saturday Morning cartoons. Waking up and watching Fox Kids with shows like Batman, Spider-Man, X-Men, Tiny Toons, The Tick, Beast Machines, Digimon, Nascar Racers, Transformers: Robots In Disguise, and too many others to name. Fox Kids was always my preferred...

For all the things I think are wrong with it, I still liked Yin Yang Yo. I've seen very little mention of it here. I'm part of the first camp. I only saw a few episodes of this, but Jack Spicer was the only memorable thing about this show. I never realized until recently that his VA was the...

I like classic cartoons. The thing is there aren't many true classic TV cartoons. The Golden Age of American Animation was mostly theatrical shorts with a few features and three or four notable TV series. The likes of Scooby Doo I don't really consider classic. Its popularity mostly seems from...

If this is indeed the true series finale (and as mentioned above, the production codes seem to imply it), they gave it a pretty good send off. The actual plot wasn't anything special, but the last few minutes were amazing. Hank and Bobby finally finding common ground, the entire neighborhood...

On Apr 22, 11:23?pm, Sqwertz wrote: I trust the Mayo Clinic's web site for medical and general health information. They may not be right about everything, but unlike sites like WebMD, they have no ax to grind. Here's their take: http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/sea-salt/AN01142. Here's my...

I'm surprised nobody's mentioned Two-Face or Lex Luthor from Batman and Superman. (Timm verse of course) Oddly enough, they're both characters who were originally white in the comcis.

Yeah, that was definitely weird. And who's that person next to Jim Carrey?

On 1/24/2011 1:38 PM, Storrmmee wrote: Gosh, Lee, I forgot about that. Now that you mention it, I remember the tragedy now. I'm so sorry.

Will the email app work with a blackberry server?

"Are they the angry eye ones or the tired eye ones?" I lost it.