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I've always said that the only losers on Survivor are the people who watch the show. 
I'm kidding!!!
Man, when I was a kid the most exciting day of the year, next to the last day of school, was the Saturday morning when the year's new cartoons were unleashed on us. If I remember right it was sometime in September. I remember almost crying when I realized that I had missed the debut of the Banana Splits. It didn't take me too long to realize that like most new cartoons it wasn't all that great, but every preview of a new cartoon promised a life altering rapture that only a kid (without cable) could understand.
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Of course I could be wrong... but really, what are the chances of that happening twice?
This comment was edited on May 11, 22:42.
I'm kidding!!!
Man, when I was a kid the most exciting day of the year, next to the last day of school, was the Saturday morning when the year's new cartoons were unleashed on us. If I remember right it was sometime in September. I remember almost crying when I realized that I had missed the debut of the Banana Splits. It didn't take me too long to realize that like most new cartoons it wasn't all that great, but every preview of a new cartoon promised a life altering rapture that only a kid (without cable) could understand.
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Of course I could be wrong... but really, what are the chances of that happening twice?
This comment was edited on May 11, 22:42.
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