Can't believe I'm doing this ...
 

Wasn't much on TV and in switching channels came across some old Tom and Jerry cartoons ...

and I'm watching them ...

and laughing.

Those old cartoons are cute. Do any of you ever watch any? What are your favorites?

my son is watching exactly the same thing... LOL.. they are ageless and wonderful...

My 4 year old loves them...and so does her mom!

scooby dooby doo where are you

Oh I have to get in a good saturday's Tom & Jerry once in awhile. Unfortunately I've been force fed SpongeBob Squarepants lately, but I won't complain. I thank God the Barney days are over.

I hate when people say they can't believe they're watchin cartoons, like it was footage of babies gettin raped by mules or sumthin. They're cartoons, they're funny, and there's no age limitation attached to em. Enjoy em. They're just as valid entertainment-wise as anything else. Not to mention the fact that it takes a fuckuva lot more effort to create a good cartoon than it does for standard programming. One of the few good things left on TV these days.

I love the old cartoons. I am thankful for the Cartoon Network so my children can emjoy them too.

Gotta love those oldies but goodies.

watch cartoons all the time, with or without my kids. When I stop thats when I know I am getting old.

LOL My cell phone's ring tone is Scooby Doo..

Gotta love those "oldies but goodies" like Tom & Jerry, Popeye, all the Disney cartoons, Mighty Mouse and, for my money, the best................LOONEY TUNES!!!!!!!!!!!!!

"I keep m' feathers numbered for just such an ocassion!"





Spent the morning after our wedding watching 'toons on the TV in the hotel.......

A lot of new cartoons are almost "illustrated adventure stories" rather than humor. That's fine and some are quite good, but I really like something light that tickles the funny bone.

I got home late last night and found my dad watching the new Boomerang channel, which is primarily just the old Hanna-Barbara cartoons of the early 60's. They were focusing on 1964 last night, and my dad could sing along to every one of the toons that came on. Guess it goes to show that you never do outgrow them.

I saw a preview for a new looney-toons movie the other day, kind of in the style of Who framed roger rabbit, where they combine animation and live acting...It looks to be really cool.