Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law is an amazing show that was on Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim for three seasons. In each episode Harvey Birdman would do his lawyer thing for a different classic cartoon character. In this one, the Jetsons go back in time to sue civilization for global warming. Here’s one of my favorite clips from the entire series:
I highly recommend netflixing this show if you haven’t seen it. I personally believe it’s the best Adult Swim original content there’s ever been.
Wow. This week has been insanity at work. I can’t believe how far behind in this thread I am.
I started watching Harvey Birdman about seven years ago.
Purchased. Sweeeeeet.
Oooooh, okay, so THIS is the happiness you purchased. Okay, got it. I’ve been eyeing up Batman: The Animated Series from the 90′s. I remember it at the time and enjoyed it, although I don’t recall all the episodes. So who knows. Not right now with a mortgage, car payment, $200 electric bill, Discover card,etc, etc, etc.
Although, I should have my taxes back by the end of the month, so maybe then.
HUGS…
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Did you luck out?
So many things to say.
First off, Ryan, dude — I’m actually kind of surprised at you. I suspect that Craig has numerous adoring fans who would not only NOT wash his sled, but would actually enshrine it and do god knows what else to it.
David — I’ve been insanely busy too. But as for Harvey Birdman, I thought you didn’t have cable, or didn’t have a tv. Or something. I’m obviously confused… Maybe it’s you that doesn’t have the tv and Josherz that doesn’t have cable, or maybe it’s the other way around.
Craig — you find $100 a lot to spend? You’re such a responsible young man. I drop $100 easily just eating out
But then, I’m terrible at finances and I’m probably going to end up alone and homeless and living in a shelter constructed out of the thousands of books I’ve bought and haven’t had time to read. At least I also have *quite* a few DVDs and CDs I can use to cover the books with to keep the rain out.
Oh, and would it make you feel jealous to hear that I have an Amazon.com visa card which gives me $25 cash back for every — god knows what — so many thousands? — I spend. And I currently have a balance of about $800 or so on my Amazon account from all those certificates. I use that card for almost everything, *except* eating out, for which I use my CostCo Amex card when possible. I usually get about $400 back a year from them too. I’m a weapon — and yes, I know that I hadn’t even heard of Lily Allen when both Jere and Kári posted these lyrics — of Mass Consumption.
*NOT* that I’ve ever been the kind of guy to keep a rolling balance on my credit cards. At least I’m too responsible for that. No, I just do smart things like refinance my house with cash-out mortgages or run up balances on Home Equity Lines. At least it’s tax deductible. Who cares if I currently owe 2.5x what I paid for the house in 1996?
(At least I don’t have car payments — my car is 11 years old!!)
Justin: Good point. I could make baby Craigs!