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I think such an action will only enhance your mysteriousness of being half-ghost, half-demon, half-bat, half whatever else that makes up your genetic background...

So, has anybody been able to identify the Donald Duck cartoon in question? Eh, either way, I've got some more toons I need help identifying, but not necessarily cartoon shorts this time so much as cartoon characters, because some names are escaping me right now... like, what is the name of...

That would be too much trouble for the mods to go through, especially at the rate Ed changes thread titles. Though it does seem to me whenever a thread is locked or deleted, it's pretty obvious, as such an action is a rare occurence (though there was a period back in 2009 or so when it seems...

I think it's selfish how some people charge for their autographs... I don't know if it's to discourage people from asking for them, or if they figure some people actually would pay through the nose for one... either way, I just don't think it's right; autographs should be free. Besides, most of...

Apparently Kanye West turned 35. This is surprisingly to me, because he looks more like he's 25, and acts more like he's... well... 5.

Aww man... not only that, but both she and Tony Geiss actually wrote the screenplays for a number of Don Bluth movies, including An American Tail and The Land Before Time. Dang, look at all that we've lost this year so far: Judy Freudberg, Robin Gibb, Bob Welch, Richard Dawson, Maurice Sendak...

Yeah, why don't we do a comedy about the Florida Zombie Cannibal who was high on bathsalts? That'd be a pretty decent movie too.

Well duh, look who's involved with this! Anything Adam Sandler has his hand in is bound to suck.

That's actually an interesting take.

Sometime in Season 33, IIRC, Papa Bear gets Baby Bear a pet: a parrot whom he names Ralphie (and also passes on his speech impendiment to)... it seems like Ralphie (or Walphie) made sporadic appearances over the next couple of seasons, whenever there was a story that had to do with pets and...

Yes, so now the world's coming to an end.

You would've made a great feminist. ;) That's strangely profound.

You know, that "chunky" (hey, that's how people actually describe her) British singer, who sings those songs you hear on the radio all the times, like, "WE COULDA HAD IT ALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!" or "NEVER MIND, I'LL FIND SOMEONE LIKE YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOU!"

No, you're making a point, and a clear one at that; individuality is an important quality... likewise, I would be considered one of those oddballs in these parts: where I come from, you're not a "man" if you're not like a hardcore football fanatic, and around here, football is god... I'm...

I'm generalizing.

Once again, I find myself appauled by the attitude people take today about what they think is "normal" according to "society". Our society today is absolutely corrupted, and continuously decays faster than it can be restored... I don't care what "society" says is "normal" or not, right is...

The thing about Adele is that, basically, all of her songs are the same... like Taylor Swift, if you end up breaking up with her, she's going to write a song about it, and basically, that's what all the songs are about.

As a big Sid & Marty Krofft fan, I can say that I agree, this was one of their better shows. In addition to the reasons you mentioned, one of the things that makes this show of theirs stand out is the fact that unlike most of their other shows, this one actually takes place in the real world...

I just found out one of the creators of Walker, Texas Ranger was also one of the co-creators of Hogan's Heroes... wow, you talk about two completely different shows from two far between decades, one being a ridiculously fluffy and silly sitcom from the 60s, the other being an drama/action series...

"There are three things I've learned never to discuss with other people: religion, politics, and the Great Pumpkin." ~ Linus Van Pelt