well Snoopy does "talk" by using a typewriter and the words appear over his head as he types but he doesn't talk like Brian Griffin on Family Guy. And now that I think about it, Wile E Coyote does talk in at least one cartoon, I forgot the name of it but I think it was a half hour tv special and it'...

what I like about characters that don't talk is that the viewer has to use thier sense of sight rather than sound to know what that character is thinking. Like a character yawning to show boredom or rolling his eyes as if to say sarcasticaly "whatever". some of my favorite non-talking characters Sno...

mine is an easy one to explain: I'm a mail man and the zip codes where I work all start with 641.

I haven't even messed with the signature thing yet, maybe I'll get around to it someday...

maybe the restoration of the original Laugh O Gram studio will be done for Mickey's 85th? not trying to start any rumors, just wishful thinking on my part.

the laughograms.com page doesn't have a timeline but the status page says the building does have a new roof now.

I just started making some text files(one file per dvd) and uploading them to google sites. It probably wont take as long as I thought since I can find a list elsewhere on the web then copy/paste. google's built in search works pretty good so I think that's the route I'll go. It would be cool though...

how does everyone keep track or their cartoon library so you don't accidentially buy duplicate copies of something you already have? I ask this because I just bought some Cartoon Craze dvds from the dollar store today(some were only $.50 though!) and some, but not all, of the cartoons I already have...

welcome darkblade! I'm also new and I didn't want to start another "i'm new" thread so I'll just add to this one. The type of cartoons I like most are the kind that tell the whole story in 6~7 min(mostly the old theatrical shorts). I'm not a big fan of the made for tv continuous story where if you m...