What is your favorite cartoon strip?
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Peanuts. Charlie Brown is the coolest. If only I could tell him that...
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Garfield has not become boring\nAnd Dilbert the strip is awsome. I haven't seen the\nSeries on TV so i can't say anything about that...
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definatly x-men.. loved it when I was a kid.. still do when I get to pick one up. Wolverine was my fav. Used to love the punisher comix too. Would love to get into more graphic novels tho.
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I grew up in the 80's so it's hard to pick just one.  The Smurfs, Transformers, G-Force, Herculoids, Go-Bots, Thundercats and Voltron.  The 80's was definitly the beginning of the cartoon boom.
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You like Beyblade G-Revolution????!!!!!????? WOW!!! Me too. Anyway that's one of my favs. Here's the rest:\nJimmy Neutron\nThe Boondocks\nDragonball/Z/GT\nDigimon (session 3?)\nPokemon (losing interest though)\nInuyasha\nNaruto
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Yup, I've got a couple of the Pacific Comics' Groo as well as some of the Marvel Groo.\n\nThe wanderer that loves his cheese dip.  \n\nDon't forget his dog!
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Definitely the Simpsons... although B+B is pretty damn funny, too.
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Cartoon caricature(s) Rory Emerald and Snoopy and Ziggy. Great question.
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These are the best ones for 15 years old!\nhttp://www.faithfreedom.org/comics/comics.htm\nhttp://www.faithfreedom.org/Gallery/28.htm
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Robot Chicken is hilarious! I loved it from the 1st episode. I like the one where they have Tony the Tiger selling drugs and all the cereal box characters are in a huge drug war.
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me, i prefer cartoons and love that sweet sugary goodness...for many, many moons now
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I like the new nick toons too, but gotta give some love to cartoon network.  Johnny Bravo and mojo jojo from the power puff girls crack me up everytime I, um, I mean my little girls, watch them.  Jimmy Newtron is funny too.
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Relax, Calvin wasn't "kicked out" of your paper. Bill Waterson retired. And yes, I think it is one of the best strips ever. I love the philosophical discussions between Calvin and Hobbes. My favorite episode is when Calvin saves a snowball in the freezer until July, so he can throw it at Susie Derkins ... and then misses! If you are a true fan, you will know what happens after that.
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The best thing about them is the humour in each comic strip I read. The behaviour was pranky, but not to the level of discomfort. The Hobbes-change-from-doll-to-real-mate is a must not to be missed favorite thing of mine! Don't you just WISH that this can happen to our lives? You are good in spotting good cartoons, mate. High Five! I share this favorite with you!
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I have to say Bugs. He's the coolest, most laid back cartoon character ever. Plus, he also doesn't mess around when someone wrongs him. Woe to the poor soul who ever makes Bugs utter the words "Of course you realize, this means war".
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Dilbert (first published April 16, 1989) is a popular American comic strip. Written and drawn by Scott Adams, the comic is known for its notable amounts of satirical humor about a white-collar, micromanaged office, featuring the engineer Dilbert as the title character. The strip has spawned several books, an animated television series, a computer game, and hundreds of Dilbert-themed merchandise items. Adams has also received the National Cartoonist Society Reuben Award and Newspaper Comic Strip Award in 1997 for his work on the strip. Dilbert appears in 2500 newspapers worldwide in 65 countries and 19 languages with over 150 million fans.
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I do but older ones (hey I'm 40 I'm old enough to remember old ones:)  Either way I like all the ones above but you gotta also include Hanna Barbera ones.....Flintstones, The Jetsons, Scooby-Doo, etc.  I also like Pink Panther, and just about anything prior to 1990.  \n\nNow for my return question, I'm babysitting my great nephew this weekend & he's been glued to Cartoon Network (which my personal fave has to be Boomerang when they show the stuff I am referring to above).  \n\nTell me WTF is Bobobobobo Bo Boboboooo?  Did I even say it right?  I watched it last night & feel like this is today's version of the Sid & Marty Kroft pothead stuff we had in the early '70's.. LOL  \n\nTo sum it up, we're who we are today thanks to Saturday mornings and ABC cartoons, including the Schoolhouse Rock! series that made watching commercials worth it!  I have some of my best memories from sleepovers and stuff on the weekends watching the masters of imagination give me my 30 minute fixes:)  I'm sure you'll agree!