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Quote: Originally Posted by Zorak Masaki If anything was a scooby knockoff it was goober and the ghost chasers. And Speed Buggy and The Funky Phantom and Clue Club and The New Shmoo and...well, you get the idea.

Do you remember the banned Postcards from Buster episode "Sugartime" that aired on PBS Kids stations only once then withdrawn due to a same sex married couple in the episode and later ended up on a Postcards from Buster DVD?

So this thread devolved from a discussion of the actual quote into a mess of John K.-bashing pretty quickly. Seriously, this guy could say the sky was blue and some people would find reason to use that as an excuse to rant about how he hasn't made a good cartoon in years.

I'm a new TX user with a mixed ethernet/WiFi home network. I have very stiff spyware, malware, spam, and virus filtering (plus a good third party firewall) on the pc's connected to my home network, which is itself behind a DHCP router. This setup, with 4 XP based PC's on it, runs like a Swiss...

At least until it's moved, do you have any comment on the topic?

Beats me why FOX would want to re-make a show that nobody watched or cared about the 1st time it aired, but hey, it's their money. You'd think that FOX would be tired of animated family sitcoms by now. Futurama was a good show, but because it wasn't about a family, FOX treated it like crap...

Not a very good episode, but the jokes were pretty solid here. Seems the CatDog reference was a hit, and I totally enjoyed the Booze number and the KFC joke. All I was really disappointed in was the lack of Brian experiencing some repercussions from his drinking as well. It seemed like...

Glad to see Superman:TAS, Beast Wars, the 2003 TMNT, Duckman, Batman:TB&TB, and Batman Beyond all on the list. They're all cartoons that I've enjoyed watching.

Yeah, I won't even try to deny that most recent episodes lack the proper character-to-audience connection that the classic episodes have. But every so often, the show surprises me ("Eternal Moonshine of the Simpson Mind" was a good example of Homer at his best in a long while). Meanwhile...

One of my absolute favorite innuendos comes from the Spongebob Squarepants episode "Texas": Spongebob: "Patrick, your genius is showing!" Patrick, while covering his crotch: "Where?" I also was always amazed that Hey Arnold! got away with portraying Helga's mother as a depressed alcoholic...

The above screencap is from the show's third season, and I don't think Zuko looks "scrawny" at all. :shrug: And even if he were scrawny in season three, he was a fugitive from the Fire Nation for all of season two, scraping by on what little he could steal, so it'd make sense that he didn't...

Now I appreciate the show as well, but it's not the first animated show of it's kind. Gargoyles and The DCAU have already been there.

On Thu, 03 Feb 2011 20:23:51 -0500, Brooklyn1 wrote: i guess you *didn't* read your own cite: In order to prepare catgut, the intestines are cleaned, freed from fat, and steeped for some time in water. After that, the external membrane is scraped off with a blunt knife. The intestines are...

Indiana Jones, people. Indiana Jones. ...also, ha, Islam. :p

Silvar Beitel wrote: [snip] This is an interesting idea--and never would have occurred to me, Soooo, what exactly did you do? [snip] [snip]

Ok I've had 2.2 for several days now and it's awesome! Being a new Android (switched from iPhone) I'm still learning! Anyone know how to actually use the internet tethering feature? I have a Macbook Pro so my internet/network settings is done through Airport...When I enable internet tethering...

Yeah, same here

On Wed, 9 Mar 2011 11:14:25 -0800, "Kent" wrote: I've done it that way minus the marinating overnight. I made my own mustard/vinegar bbq sauce and applied it the last 30-60 minutes. If you're all gung ho about smoke flavor, just put a few drops of smoke flavoring into the sauce. It tasted...

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