I used to do that all the time with Hubba Bubba soda.

I just want to try Gorilla. I mean, I know about the ethical concerns raised by it, but I just want to try it.

He did play an entire tournament in a wig, so he's not that dumb.

They couldn't even be bothered to make it out of TAB. How embarrassingly shameful!

Texas Diary Queen is where it's at, y'all!

The Nutter Butter Blizzard with added peanut butter sauce was the best blizzard ever! Sadly, they don't offer it anymore! At least, we still have Pumpkin Pie!

It makes your toast sandwiches taste better!

Hey, I'm from Texas, and we love Dairy Queen more than anything else in the world (possibly even more than High School Football). I demand an apology for your unfair attack against Dairy Queen's Quality, unless you're talking about the significantly inferior Oklahoma Dairy Queen, which only offer mustard and ketchup…

I loved that show, but since 'The Flintstone Kids' had captain caveman, I thought that was the better show during the 90s.

I would have laughed at that as a kid. I mean, how could a ghost lay down on a physical object/
dresser? That's a funny mistake by the animators.

The Chuck E Cheese near my house actually had the Bozo bucket game during 1992/1993. It was the easiest game to get tickets from as a 4 year old.

I always thought that they just showed the created cartoon to a studio audience at that age. Personally, I loved the laugh track as a 6 year old, since it told me when to laugh at the same time my dad laughed (who still loves 'The Flintstones') even when I didn't get the jokes or references.

I mean, how would she even have gotten her PhD by 23, though? Maybe she's a genius or something.

It's never art! It's always Meep Morp!

Metaphorical Hitler would be a great band name.

Eh, Steven will be fine. I'm in graduate school and I never use long division. All I need is my trusty Casio graphing calculator.

If I remember correctly, Terra's sad fate in the original Teen Titans' series got death threats. This confused the hell out of me, since I only knew the crazy comic version of Terra and I couldn't understand why anyone would like the character.

Dan Hipp's art style is fantastic. The show also does a great job at subverting every single possible thing beloved from the original series. It's wonderful!

It's more like 'Is it okay to you that I marry your child, do you have any personal misgivings about this, and will you accept me as a new addition to your family?'. I know of only two instances were the father or parents said no. One was with my cousin, who immediately eloped with the girl as a way to get back at his…

I've known some people who don't go forward with the marriage unless their father or family accepts their fiancee, so it's not that outdated or unheard of as a concept. My friend's ex immediately stopped all contact with him due to her parents telling her that they did not accept his proposal on her behalf.