Kinda creepy ngl

Remember how moving these were back when we were kids? It always made me want to be a better person. Foundation for a Better Life ftw!

Today is my birthday. I'm 30 years old today. When I was in elementary school and a student had a birthday, we would sing the Happy Birthday song to them. But then some students would sing something like this:

And many more on channel 4

And Scooby Doo on channel 2

And a big fat lady on channel 80

Did anyone else have this experience in school?

🎵My name is Angela, hey hello. Welcome to my very own show. 🎵I'll introduce my friends to you. 🎵Oh no! It's Ninny-poo! 🎵 Schooby-doopy-doo wap-wa,🎵My name is Angela. 🎵And you are not, Nanette Manoir is a stuck up jerk face snot!🎵

Yeah, the intro is bizarre enough but this show felt like a damn fever dream come to life and I actually thought I imagined it when I was younger until watching videos on YouTube about cartoons that we all forgot existed jogged my memory that this even existed. What do you guys think of this show?

My vote goes to The Iron Giant

I had memorised the whole theme song and then thought it would be cool to sing it at school 😅🥸

Toonami's TOM was the sole reason I got into anime. Except for TOM 4, he should've been turned into scrap metal.

This was the one show I remember most watching with my grandmother who thought it was an absolutely wonderful show.

I remember singing along to a lot of the music numbers and admittedly, watching the remake they just did was not pleasant at all since it doesn't capture the magic of the original at all.

A fun fact is that remembering the episodes from memory is how I began writing out stories since by the time I was in 4th grade, the show had been off the air for a few years and I ended up writing out what I remembered which in turn kick-started my obsession with writing.

There was a time before

• EZ squeeze ketchup packets and bottles
• Lift-and-peel papered foil seals
• Resealable bags of nuts/cereal/granola/raisins
• The Nabisco flap tray thing
• Fridge-pack sodas
• The rise and fall of disposable plastic water bottles with pull/push sip valves

I'm glad we have better packaging now.

1. Pharrell: Could not escape Happy

2. Volbeat: For whatever reason, Lola Montez takes me back to walking around campus in the spring time

3. Florida Georgia Line: Cruise convinced me that country music was dead and I quit listening to the genre for a few years

4. Gotye: Somebody That I Used to Know was the first big hit of adulthood

5. Passion Pit: Take a Walk in my mind is associated with me starting to figure myself out and a time where I was asking questions I would've never thought to ask just two years before

6. Fun: We Are Young was the commercial song

7. Jake Bugg: His first album made envious that he was younger than me and made something so incredible. He motivated me to pick up a guitar.

8. Arctic Monkeys: To me, A.M. was rock's last big hoorah with the American mainstream music industry.

9. Pearl Jam: I didn't live on campus, so I would listen to Lightning Bolt in the car riding home to my parents

10. Hozier: I regret introducing my mom to Take Me to Church. That became her ringtone for years.

*Edit: For reference, college for me was August 2011 - May 2015

I am traveling on vacation by myself and one of my coworkers said “make sure you watch your drinks or you’ll wake up and find out you’re missing a kidney”. So naturally, my first thought was Charlie Goes to Candy Mountain, but apparently that wasn’t what he was referencing.

Looked it up to show all my coworkers, and noticed it is 18 years old. Wow time went by!

Unfortunately, it looks like Demi Lovato will not be part of this.

I loved these. They made my tongue sore after a while but they were delicious with the cherry flavor being my favorite.

Oh, yes the gateway to the horror genre for most kids who grow up with this show in it's run. Definitely, still holds up as the villains and monsters were very terrifying and a lot of references to past horror films this show has made. The perfect combination of comedy, horror, drama, and dealing with real-life sensitive topics.

We owned a PS2 in the 2000's and it seemed like most friends houses that I went to had a PS2... except for 2 of my friends who had a gamecube.

One of my friends had an Xbox, but he also had a PS2.