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#17126 d Roy Sun, 23rd Sep '12 5:26:09 PM

My favorite episode has to be the sleepwalking episode.

As I find so much pleasure in that melts like my breath, I am always full of regret.

#17127 The Freeman Sun, 23rd Sep '12 5:26:45 PM from Hialeah,FL.

And now I will leave. Goodnight.

"All I ever wanted was the truth." Element of Ambiguity

#17128 condottiera Sun, 23rd Sep '12 5:27:54 PM from Chicago

Night, freeman.

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#17129 Diurnal Brocolli Sun, 23rd Sep '12 5:28:03 PM from Meganekko University

Night, Freeman!

Do it, Rockapella!

#17130 Loose Cannon Sun, 23rd Sep '12 5:30:58 PM from Everywhere and Nowhere

Good night, Mr. Freeman.

Burn the land and boil the sea, you can't take the sky from me.

#17131 Diurnal Brocolli Sun, 23rd Sep '12 5:35:31 PM from Meganekko University

I shall be going into Dreamland, too. Night!

Do it, Rockapella!

#17132 condottiera Sun, 23rd Sep '12 5:36:22 PM from Chicago

Night to you too, DB.

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#17133 Loose Cannon Sun, 23rd Sep '12 5:36:41 PM from Everywhere and Nowhere

See ya around, Brocolli.

So now it's just you and me...

edited 23rd Sep '12 5:40:09 PM by LooseCannon

Burn the land and boil the sea, you can't take the sky from me.

#17134 Japanese Teeth Sun, 23rd Sep '12 5:40:32 PM from Meinong's jungle

Goodnight people who are going to sleep.

The only episodes of Angry Beavers that I remember were the one where they take a vow of silence and haul around dozens of videos to talk to each other, and the one where one of them stops gnawing on stuff and his teeth get absurdly long.

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#17135 d Roy Sun, 23rd Sep '12 5:52:20 PM

Ah, the teeth episode. Then the teeth grow so long and the beavers get entangled in a tree like whaaaaaat.

As I find so much pleasure in that melts like my breath, I am always full of regret.

#17136 storyyeller Sun, 23rd Sep '12 7:03:50 PM from Appleloosa

And me occasionally.

Life is simple: it has no nontrivial normal subgroups.

#17137 Super Gex Sun, 23rd Sep '12 7:05:16 PM from Connecticut

Well, I just saw The Lorax. Great film.

Back in Black, and by black I mean BLU.

#17138 condottiera Sun, 23rd Sep '12 7:10:27 PM from Chicago

I don't think I want to see it.

I didn't like Despicable Me or Horton Hears a Who! very much, and it's from the same people.

edited 23rd Sep '12 7:11:05 PM by condottiera

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#17139 storyyeller Sun, 23rd Sep '12 7:29:41 PM from Appleloosa

I haven't seen any of those.

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#17140 d Roy Sun, 23rd Sep '12 7:54:00 PM

Same here.

I miss Megas XLR. In my opinion, that is THE coolest cartoon ever created.

As I find so much pleasure in that melts like my breath, I am always full of regret.

#17141 Loose Cannon Sun, 23rd Sep '12 7:56:35 PM from Everywhere and Nowhere

Megas XLR was indeed awesome.

Burn the land and boil the sea, you can't take the sky from me.

#17142 condottiera Sun, 23rd Sep '12 8:00:07 PM from Chicago

I'll have to check it out when I have time.

In about 10 years or so, I mean.

Personally, I still miss Dave the Barbarian.

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#17143 Loose Cannon Sun, 23rd Sep '12 8:04:39 PM from Everywhere and Nowhere

Dave was okay.

My favorite cartoon of all time is Johnny Bravo.

Hrah! Hah! Huh! Hey there, baby.

Burn the land and boil the sea, you can't take the sky from me.

#17144 Zennistrad Sun, 23rd Sep '12 8:41:59 PM from The Karnival

I just had a funny idea:

Pinkie takes her physics-defying antics to a new level by inventing a time machine out of a cardboard box.

edited 23rd Sep '12 8:42:16 PM by Zennistrad

Can you cool it with the Karn puns, Zennistrad? No problem. They were kinda Karny anyway.

#17145 condottiera Sun, 23rd Sep '12 8:42:43 PM from Chicago

And they are briefly intercepted by a young blond boy and his stuffed feline companion.

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#17146 storyyeller Sun, 23rd Sep '12 9:33:03 PM from Appleloosa

And it's Homestuck time again. I rewatched [S] Enter, and noticed that one of the imps was wearing the hat with rabbit ears, a nice touch. Also, I'm confused about how Nana dropping the book off the cliff made it fall into the real world. Shouldn't it have just fallen into the imp kingdom?

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#17147 Bluespade Sun, 23rd Sep '12 9:35:54 PM from Fort Worth, Texas

It did fall into the "imp kingdom" (which is a completely flawed name for it but, you'll see), you'll see how it gets back to the real world eventually. There are a LOT of items that get introduced in the middle of a stable time loop, with their origins/destinations only being revealed later.

Much, MUCH later in some cases.

Wait, so are you in the Intermission now?

edited 23rd Sep '12 9:37:02 PM by Bluespade

Fight. Struggle. Endure. Suffer. LIVE.

#17148 storyyeller Sun, 23rd Sep '12 9:37:33 PM from Appleloosa

Ah, the old items that change to something else when you refer to them thing. Is this a Problem Sleuth reference?

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#17149 Japanese Teeth Sun, 23rd Sep '12 9:44:47 PM from Meinong's jungle

Yup. PS was full of stuff like that.

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#17150 Hero Shepherd Sun, 23rd Sep '12 9:50:13 PM

Anyone else have fan pets? I give Lyra a Rat and Derpy a Chameleon.

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