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90% of all "mascot"-type characters for me.

Yeah, about as fun as a late-run Animaniacs episode, or Looney Tunes: Back in Action. In other words, not very fun at all.

Oh LaBron, you spoil us. He used to be the gold standard, but he's bought into his own hype and his ego is out of control. He should be in a cartoon called "Fallen Angels" with Brett Favre and Tiger Woods. Actually, now that I think of it, before things went kaput Tiger did have the most...

Ok, you got me there... The successful part, that's it.

That's a GREAT example. Joe Dougherty had a stutter in real life so he couldn't control it when voicing the character. Mel Blanc, by contrast, used the stutter for comedic effect. Often just the way he delivers Porky's lines makes me laugh.

-the Smuflings, Grand-pa Smurf, Grandma Smurf and Savage Smurf in the Smurfs, their additions was the moment the Smurfs ran out of steam and jumped the shark.

hope you had everything backed up. most people wait till it's too late. although reinstalling everything on a phone is not that big of a deal,a backup still saves time.

I think a lot of recent animation, including anime, have made their villains automatically ambiguous, like it's the trendy thing now to have a bad guy that's awful and full of hate, yet because something happened to him or he's got an agenda he feels would benefit the world, you're supposed to...

He was referring to the latter; the Suite Life/Hanna Monatana crossover. He just didn't quote correctly/was unspecific, but I think any knowledgeable person could have easily realized was Undrave was saying.

This is why talking animals works better on 2d.....

Brooklyn1 wrote: I love 'em. I have a little pot where I have grown some of those maples from babyhood. I'll plant them this spring. They grow VERY slowly--that based on the one that my parents planted. -- Jean B.

2nd is advanced screenings with the 3rd nation wide.

In article , virtualgoth@die_spammer.biz says... Do-gooders at work. Dunno if it was some crusading lawyer, the Consumer Product Safety Commission, Ralph Nadir, or some other professional busybody, but the crock pot manufacturers were "persuaded" that if the crock-pot won't heat the contents...

In article , [email protected] says... When sustainable power/heating systems become standard building code, they won't be just for the rich. 100 years ago or less the UK was still building social housing for the low paid, with no indoor plumbing or central heating. Today's new social...

i wish that there are those in canada

On May 3, 1:51?pm, "M. JL Esq." wrote: Sure: http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/series/sr_23/sr23_028.pdf Tables 13 and 14.

thanks for the reply. I had a look at the HTC x7500 but i dont have pockets that big to carry it around Nice looking toy though

i'm new at this Series 60 stuff, but i tried everything that i thought was humanly possible to always allow the gmail app to work without me having to give it permission to send packets and without having to select an access point (i.e., MEdiaNet). can anyone help me out? i tried searching but...

So I am needing to upgrade my phone on Telus. My trusty Samsung A540 is acting up after several years. I've stayed with Samsung phones for years because they've always served me well. I don't really want to be comitted to a $80 data plan, but I would like some of the features a PDA phone has to...

Janet wrote: If by recipes you mean COOKING recipes, then here are a few ideas: 1. Flamb? sugared crepes with the vodka, then top with blueberries. 2. Stew rhubarb with sugar, water, and the vodka. 3. Use in place of ice water in a crust for berry pie or empanadas. 4. Use in lemon Jell-O...