I am in my 50s and still like cartoons. Is there a group therapy for this? Among my favorites are Wiley Coyote/Road Runner, Pink Panther, The Tasmanian Devil, Pepe Le Phew, Bugs Bunny, and Tweety. I also like Marine Boy, the original Speed Racer, and a number of others. I am female, but have a younger brother who was into Speed Racer, so that's how I came to watch it. The main characters are nice. There was another one he got me interested in. I think it was called Star Blazers, but I'm not sure. I am out of the loop on cartoons though, as I haven't watched much TV, except for DVDs and videos for the past 6 years. Where I currently live the mountains block all the broadcast signals, and until recently, I didn't have money for cable or satelite service. There is no point in getting either right now because my TV died about a year ago, so now I can't even watch my DVDs and videos. Bummer! In the warm months I occasionally watch TV when I visit my parents at their summer home, which is not far from here, but I am not a really social person, so I don't go over for visits very often. I will eventually get a new TV, but first I need to have someone come and install cable I-net for my computer. Right now I am still using dial-up, but the place is a mess and I don't want service people coming over until I can clean it up. Well, one of these days, I will join the 21st century.
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