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Saving123
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Well I guess the title says it all, I was just wondering who ya'll thought were the most active 'forumers' in this part of the AG forum. Opinions, that what this Forum is going to be, pure opinions, and yes you can say 'Me'.

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Google567
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I'm sorry....
How long was it?
Thats why I always copy beofre I posts.

pHacon
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Thar we go, douple post

Why would you...? Just tell people to look the the previous page, jeez.

I don't like the fact that the movies had too much storyline, and all it was was senseless violence, why does everybody like that?

I think this contradicts itself. Too much storyline, not enough violence is how it really went down.
Mostly whenever anybody tries to explain why they dislike something it never ends because then people are going to question why they hate it and so on and so forth.

It ends when people get their answer. If you simply gave one, this wouldn't be happening.

I take that as a compliment.

Most people wouldn't.
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My favorite pop culture icon would have to be... The Bride, from Kill bill.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/4/46/Kill_bill_vol_two_ver.jpg
Pic is link. To awesomeness.

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Back to cartoons, did you all forget Mr. Magoo, Grape Ape, Magilla Gorilla, Rocky and Bullwinkle, Pepe le Pew, Deputy Dawg, Scooby Doo... I could go on and on about pop culture cartoon icons. Although I suspect that a lot of you aren't old enough to remember half of these...

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I take that as a compliment.


Excellent.

@MRWalker

I do remember Rocky and Bullwinkle, Pepe le Pew (darn skunk) and Scooby Doo (of course). As for the others, they probably never aired here. I think I remember Magilla Gorilla. Eh, I don't know.

@Google567

Thanks.

As for iconic cartoon characters... There's also Garfield and Snoopy.
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I remember the same one's as Knight, and ofcourse there was alyways the one with friday. I forget what it was called. Rocky and Bullwinkle was by far my favorite though, the Canadian mounties lmfao.

knight_34
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Although I suspect that a lot of you aren't old enough to remember half of these...


Sadly we aren't, most of us grew up with 90s, 00s cartoons.

I love the Nicktoons of the 90s.

Back on topic with icons, there's Tom and Jerry of course.
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Back on topic with icons, there's Tom and Jerry of course


That was my favoritest show growing up. And I still watch it when it comes on CN occasionaly.

Has anyone mentioned Spongebob?
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Spongebob?
He might be an awesome pop-culture icon, but not a very useful one xD

Bugs Bunny ftw.

samdawghomie
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He might be an awesome pop-culture icon, but not a very useful one xD


None of them are very useful actually.

Bugs Bunny ftw.


Looney Toons ftw.
firetail_madness
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Looney Toons ftw.


It's virtually the same things.
But it's awesome either way.
Kyouzou
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It's so unfortunate that future generations won't get to experience the magic that was looney toons. That elmer fudd commercial was on yesterday, and this kid next to me goes, who is that? It was so sad.

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What are you talking about future generations? You guys ARE a future generation as far as looney toons is concerned! In fact we all are. Looney Toons started out back in the 1930s or 1940s if I remember right. They've been around forever and I doubt they will go anywhere. I think we'll have Looney Toons for another 30-50 years.

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It's so unfortunate that future generations won't get to experience the magic that was looney toons. That elmer fudd commercial was on yesterday, and this kid next to me goes, who is that? It was so sad.


How old is that kid?

What are you talking about future generations? You guys ARE a future generation as far as looney toons is concerned! In fact we all are. Looney Toons started out back in the 1930s or 1940s if I remember right. They've been around forever and I doubt they will go anywhere. I think we'll have Looney Toons for another 30-50 years.


Are you sure there WILL be future generations?
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@MRWalker I sure hope that the Looney Tunes stays around as long as you predict. Because then that would be awesome.

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