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The first show with slime was "You can't do that on Television" and the space show you're thinking of was "Space Cases". Space Cases...ahh what a bad show. There was that dude with the big ears, and it had that guy that played Zack from the power rangers as well.

I watch Pete & Pete whenever it's on Noggin. But I'm brining this up because when I was going through old VHS tapes today I found a Pete & Pete marathon I recorded. It was called "Petestock 95" and it ends with a new episode (new back then) of Pete & Pete. Does anyone here watch Pete & Pete? I still find it pretty funny, so to me it hasn't really lossed it's charm.

I don't enjoy seeing gay couples show affection. But I don't enjoy it when straight people do it either. I just don't really care either way. I don't think anyone really cares about it. I just think that it depends on how you were brought up. If everyone around you hates gays, chances are you're going to say you hate them as well. When everyone in a thread like this says they don't mind them, most people will agree.

I hate people that think there your friend, but aren't anywhere close. When I had health this year I wasn't really friends with anyone in the class. There was this kid from my English class the year before, and he would always want to do projects with me. We were in the library and we were supposed to be working on our project. He was going on about how he wanted to be "one of those people who ride roller coasters" when he grew up. Yeah that's a great career choice buddy! Good luck! But yeah, anyway, after I did pretty much all the work on the project I asked him if he could paste everything onto a poster when he went home. He told me he was too busy to work on it and told me I should do that part of the project as well. --Sorry if that didn't make any sense but it's 3:05am and well I'm about to go to bed. I'm too lazy to go back, read it, and fix anything that's wrong with it.

Well I was a fan of [url]www.absolutegb.com[/url] for a while. I guess it eventually turned into The Otaku, and I was a fan of anime so I turned into a fan of The Otaku. I came to the boards every once in a while and looked around. I didn't join for a while because I was already a member of another forum. I've posted here a lot recently, because this is now the only forum I post on.

Probably 15 hours or so with breaks to the bathroom, and lunch. I used to work on my website whenever I had the chance. That was a different website than the one I have now. When it comes to working on the website I have now I don't work on it enough. So recently when I've been online I've just been talking to people on IM and listening to music.

Well when I reply it's usually just when I have something to say. Sometimes even if I don't I'll find some reason to post and some way to stay on topic. I used to just come here and browse every once in a while because I just liked reading people opinions on things. This was before I even signed up. Recently on the other hand I have been posting. It's quite addicting and I think I've been doing it more and more.

Chirpy Boy and Bart Jr. right? I saw that episode recently but i'll wait and make sure. Edit: Oh right, I have to put a question. How old is Hans Moleman?

If it logs you out when you look at someone's profile, that's definatly because you don't have cookies enabled. Profiles open in a new window so it wouldn't be the window you logged in on. But if it logs you out randomly while you're just browsing...*shrugs* I hope that helps you at least a little bit.

I think that Family Guy is by far the funniest American cartoon. On the other hand I really enjoy watching Beavis and Butthead. Especially because they have the music video's durring the show. Because of that I would have to say Beavis and Butthead is my favorite American cartoon.

I live in Maine, and there illegal here. My dang nabors shoot them off every year though. When my dog was still alive he hated fireworks. Well I guess he hated just about every loud noise (ie. thunder, loud music). But he would still get very upset whenever they shot them off. He would jump up onto your lap (he was a 90lb golden...yeah you get the idea). I wonder if they would get fined if I called the police. Hmm I just might try that later ^_^.

It really depends on what anime it is. I like dubbing if it's good, but subbing is unfortunatly the best choice for most anime. In my mind most of the Japanese voice actors are pretty good. Most of the American voice actors on the other hand are awful. There are some exceptions though. For example in the anime "Golden Boy" (one of my favorites I might add) Kintaro's voice is very well done in the American version of the show. It sounds like I think it should sound. The Japanese voice however, isn't as good.

I rented this not too long ago. It was quite good, and I actually liked the music. I almost bought the manga last weekend to read on a train ride but it didn't look very long and it was quite expensive. I'm guessing it came out around the time manga in general came out, because it kind of looks like a really old american cartoon.

Duke Nukem 64: A port of Duke 3D, my favorite game of all time(besides the original zelda). It was a very fun game over all. I have no idea why I never bought it. I saw it for $10 at Gamestop used the other day. I rented it twice though. Goldeneye: The single player was amazing, and the multiplayer was even better! By far one of the greatest games on the N64. There's not much more to say, this game just OWNZ! Zelda OOT: This was just another installment in the classic Zelda series. Enough said. I never played MM and I regret it. I might pick it up sometime in the near future.

Well I had to say something here because I just bought the CD. I've been listening to a lot of older Metallica recently. I was looking through my brother's CDs and decided to borrow "Master of Puppets". I was blown away. Then today when I bought St. Anger, I put it on while riding home from the record store with a friend. I needed to pop in another CD because I just couldn't stand it. So yeah, my friend and I both thought it was bad and we listened to his cd on the way home. I got it used though, so I don't feel as ripped off as I probably would if I had to pay full price.

Well, my friend bought one of her CDs and we listened to it in the car on the way home. Personally I thought it was pretty weird. Not only was it weird though, it just wasn't my kind of music. From what I can remember it is quite original, and very different sounding. (hopefully i'm not remembering wrong) That's what the music industry needs more of these days. Instead we get all that crap they play on the radio. It all sounds the same, and it's all really bad. That's why I get mad when I ask someone if they've heard of such and such a band and they tell me they only listen to the radio or something.

I havn't ever been a mod in a forum as popular as otakuboards so it's really hard for me to say. I think I would enjoy being a mod but almost in a different way than being a member. It would let me feel some sort of power. I also think that new members respect the mods more than normal members, because there just mods. But like other's have said it would be a big responsibility as well. Being a normal member means it's not your job to go after people that are breaking the rules. You are free to post whenever, leave, and come back whenever you want.

My friend has the DVD box set. I saw it and I agree, it's a very good anime. So if it's not on tv, and you have the money, you can always get the dvds.

My cousin's had a similar problem and I think they still do. I remember pouring myself a big bowel of cereal and seeing ants in it. My aunt told me to just pick the ants out. You could always just get used to it like they did. Ahhh, memories... Edit: Oh wait, that wasn't helpful. If you leave dishes everywhere that's definatly a no-no if you don't want ants. So when you find a way to get rid of them just don't leave your dishes out. For if you do, they just might return.

Well when I was 7 or so my mom wouldn't let me play with realistic looking toy guns (Yet I had fake swords that I would fight my brother with...o.O). I don't really see the point with most of them to be honest. Water guns are fun for kids to play with, and you can actually do something with them, I can understand that. But why would you want a toy killing machine? I wouldn't on the other hand go and ban them just because this one kid was shot by the police for doing something stupid. I'm sure lots of kids like to play with them and I'll respect that. Parents just shouldn't let their kids go out and play with them on the street. What kind of parent lets a kid like that out anyway? If he goes up to a policeman with a toy gun he definatly has some problems.

I've done quite a few stupid things in my life. Lets see, recently I was running in a field at around 1:00 in the morning and there was a huge hill. I fell flat on my face and it knocked the wind out of me. It felt like I ran into a wall made of grass. It obviously wasn't anything seriously bad, it was just well, stupid.

I havn't been to the official Ozzfest, but something called the "Day Off Fest", Offest for short came to my town. It was actually a mini version of the Ozzfest. The original bands were Slipknot, Linkin Park, Papa Roach, and Mudvayne. There could have been one or two more but all of the concerts I've been to kind of run together. Anyway, Slipknot was replaced by Drowning Pool, because Slipknot was going on Conan that night as a musical guest (Well I assume they were a musical guest). I was kind of upset about it at first but then I liked Drowning Pool more than I thought I would. I saw Slipknot in concert a few months after anyway. All in all, it was a great concert. I think I would prefer to go to the Ozzfest though because it's outside and this was inside.

What do you like to do on long car trips? What kind of long car rides have you taken and to where from where? I live in Maine and I just got back from NYC. In the car I sleped most of the way and I didn't read very much because reading in the car gives me motion sickness. Just in case your wondering, in New York I went to Rupert's Hello Deli and met Rupert (if you watch David Letterman often you will know what i'm talking about). That was the high point of the day because yesterday night I found out my dog died :( but that probably doesn't belong in this thread so I'll just leave it at that. Edit: I thought I'd add, the longest car ride i've been on was from Maine to Texas. We stoped at more than one hotel though.

I don't have a secret place, but I do spend a lot of time in my room. If I want to be alone, I just go to my room. If i'm bored, I just go to my room. I'm in my room whenever I'm home (unless i'm watching tv) and I like it a lot. Being in my room just feels peaceful.

I saw this thread when it was posted and I didn't really know what to say. I still don't, but to be honest I probably wouldn't have done anything. I would have probably just ignored it and assumed that it would have gotten out of the road or someone would have gotten it out of the road eventually.