ODWO wrote:Suzy1 wrote:I agree about the cable scoundrels. There is a group formed protesting their rights to keep their regular services for TV. I think it is wrong to be dictated to, whether it be "having to switch to HD TV or nothing at all" as well as "what our bumper stickers are allowed to say on our cars"! There's a story there, but it isn't animated so it is off-subject here! So, sticking to the thread, so I am not banished by Cartman, I will post my complaint about the game I am in! In game #6173354, it states that if you hold all the cities along Route 66, you win the game, I have them all and I didn't win! What's up with that? I would have played differently had I known!
I agree with the ... 'sticking to the thread' stuff. I just like to make light (lite?) of the things that are getting heavy in this world. It's what they do on these silly adult cartoons, only with a comic twist. I can't speak for the LooneyToons tho' ... they were more for the children, despite the ... a ... times there were aggressive acts, just not quite as close to home as the "nowadays" stuff. Just ask that Coyote. (but the animated Finding Nemo was great! made for the large screen) I think it made Mr. Burns choke up. He'd never admit that. That Burn's is a strange bird from a different nest (Jimmy Buffett song lyric) ... or was that just Minneapolis?
Next time, if I can not be the Black Font ... I'm going to shoot for Marvin the Martian. Him and Bugs made quite a cartoon duo.
This bigger font fools my eyes into thinking my eyesite is getting better! I loveeee Nemo! And I too had to wipe away a tear or two with my wabbit ears! I won't tell anyone that Mr Burns has a soft spot...