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Now go and do penance. Bad Threader, bad, bad, bad.
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Thank god I missed that period. It was TMNT for me. Kawabunga, dude!

Last animated series I seriously watched was Star Blazers in the early 80s. The "Heros in a half shell" were after my time.

Snaggle puss was one of several Hanna Barbara cartoons. They were not as good as Loony Toons but they would do in a pinch. I am sure Wally Gator was also light in the loafers. Not that there is anything wrong with that mind you but it just goes to show that Barney and Tinki-winki were not the first gay cartoon characters.

I am old enough to remember when cartoons were only shown on Saturday mornings.
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The one that always made me wonder was Quick Draw McGraw and that little guy that ran around with him. I always assumed that since I was watching them a dozen years after the fact I was losing something in the cultural translation.
 
Somehow, I dont remember Popeye or the original Tom and Jerry (before they made them "ambiguouly friendly" in the Scooby Doo era) setting off any alarms. Times change I guess.
 
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Speaking of Scooby Doo, what exactly was a Scooby snack that both Shaggy and Scooby ate them? I still think it was just a code for pot since they were both stoners. [:-]

And to take the gay theme one step further: Velma, homely of homosexual?
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And to take the gay theme one step further: Velma, homely of homosexual?
I say lezzie.
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The one that always made me wonder was Quick Draw McGraw and that little guy that ran around with him.

That would be Baba-Looey . Yet when Qucikdraw would become El Kabong Baba-Looey would still be Baba-Looey. Not too hard to figure out his real identity. Kind of like Alfred running around with Batman.
Somehow, I dont remember Popeye

You didn't miss much. 2nd rate animation, not really funny, and hard to understand what he said. There was a great episode of Family Guy where Popeye is told that he had a stroke years ago and that was why he spoke funny.
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Kind of like Alfred running around with Batman.
He did, and Alfred's boyfriend was terribly jealous.
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Speaking of Scooby Doo, what exactly was a Scooby snack that both Shaggy and Scooby ate them? I still think it was just a code for pot since they were both stoners. [:-]

I would guess something laced with LSD. I wonder which supermarket you get those at.
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And to take the gay theme one step further: Velma, homely of homosexual?
I say lezzie.

I concur.
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I say "Who really cares?"
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You didn't miss much. 2nd rate animation, not really funny, and hard to understand what he said. There was a great episode of Family Guy where Popeye is told that he had a stroke years ago and that was why he spoke funny.

Actually, those old Popeyes from the 30s and 40s were pretty funny....the stuff they had him mumble mostly.
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Woohoo...page 14![&o]
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And to take the gay theme one step further: Velma, homely of homosexual?
I say lezzie.

I concur.


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<sigh> Bump (no, not the lesbians).
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<sigh> Bump (no, not the lesbians).
These wonderful people have far more difficulties to face than others realize. For example,


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<sigh> Bump (no, not the lesbians).
These wonderful people have far more difficulties to face than others realize. For example,


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I wonder. Is it possible for lesbians to have a sexless marriage?
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I wonder. Is it possible for lesbians to have a sexless marriage?
All they gotta do is keep the lights on.
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Then whats the point?
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I wonder. Is it possible for lesbians to have a sexless marriage?

There is a woman and a marriage involved. Why should it turn out any different from when a woman marrys a man? [;)]
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I wonder. Is it possible for lesbians to have a sexless marriage?

There is a woman and a marriage involved. Why should it turn out any different from when a woman marrys a man? [;)]

Since theres two women involved, would they cancel each other out and have lots of sex or would it be Nsqared (where N is habitual lack of sex)?
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