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the new yorker is officially the most homo movie ever 50 ???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????The New Yorker...

when Joker cut up that guy's face in the beginning, that's something i definitely didn't want to see it was exactly like what happened in Pan's Labyrinth

run 100% off solar. I don't think that would be the most efficient option really. Blowing up all those hydro dams would be a lot of work, too.

fiend, last i checked

Same here

and if that robber is the federal government, then it is our patriotic duty to overthrow those tyrants!!! who's with me?! come on men!! better to die on your feet than live on your knees!

good looks bad on him

is this fo real

Didn't occur to me until I posted them :lol: I apologize for picking that picture but this thing is slowwwwwww and I didn't want to have to go through the hassle of uploading another picture and having to select it and take pictures again.

lines ups, eh? stay in school kids.

I actually now get a "Login Failure" on my device, I've attempted to remove all traces of External Transports through the Web Applet and it's still happening.

How do you get the emulator?

Searched, didn't find one for Animated Series in general.. Tara Duncan Tara: Sharon Mann Robin: Candi Milo Cal: Peter Oldring If these shows were to get an American voice cast.. Total Drama series Chris: Vince Offer Chef Hatchet: James Patrick Stuart Gwen: Grey Delisle Owen: Will...

What was the purpose of the Vixen and B'wana Beast arc? These shows are infomercials, more or less, and half the story is in the toys.

The block ended back in 2003, when Cartoon Network dropped the 'Cartoon Cartoon' moniker for their cartoons.

How did these wind up in the public domain? You'd think Disney would want to own the rights of Walt's earliest works, and you'd think something as iconic as Popeye would ended up being purchased by a network at some point. Any idea on what the deal is?

Well, that certainly deteriorated into a snipefest. :ack:

I can't think of any cartoons that scared me as a child....About the only thing that did was the video for Michael Jackson's song "Thriller",which frightened me so much that I couldn't even stand to hear the song.... Had I seen them at an earlier age,the "Night on Bald Mountain" sequence from...

Like just about everyone here has said, it depends on the show. There's shows like the original He-Man that went over 100 episodes. And watching that show as an adult, I realize that it wasn't that good of a cartoon by any means. But then there's cartoons like the 2003 TMNT, The Simpsons...