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I used to watch the eleven-minute weekly cartoon Aqua Teen Hunger Force on Cartoon Network with some regularity, until I realized that every eleven-minute episode was the SAME eleven minutes over and over, just with a revolving door of oddball supporting characters. Of course, now that I said that, I will have gotten some nerd’s geek-panties in a twist and they will educate me on the subtle and minute differences between “Baloonenstein” and “The Broodwich.”

Aqua Teen Hunger Force now has a dracula episode out on Youtube. Their Dracula is in assisted living. I don’t want to ruin much so watch here. It’s hilarious. Enjoy!

Also, since everyone bumps into spam mail and pop-ups today, a buddy of mine linked me to a rather comical episode of Aqua Teen Hunger Force that tackles this uninvited phenomenon.

Een mooie site met een flinke bak afleveringen van Aqua Teen Hunger Force! Een serie die gaat over een zak friet, een gehaktbal en een beker frisdrank die samenwonen in een huis! Meer vertel ik niet, zodat je in volle teugen kan genieten van de serie! Veel plezier!

It was a really good christmas, I got to see Tom’s nephews and it’s cool being around them. I’m planning on converting the older ones to watching Aqua Teen Hunger Force if I can. :D Otherwise, I’ve just gotten over being sick before my birthday–through my birthday and got over it right at Christmas. So it was very uneventful December.

Home Movies was, perhaps, my favorite animated show of all time. It used to air as part of the Adult Swim block on Cartoon Network, but after four classic seasons, it got cancelled in early 2004. Why crap like Aqua Teen Hunger Force captured the imagination of stoners from coast to coast while the smart, witty Home Movies never really broke out is beyond me, but what do I know? I’m just smarter than you.

8. Adult Swim…Specifically Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Tom Goes to The Mayor, Family Guy, and Robot Chicken. I feel the animation on Adult Swim is pushing humor to dark, wondrous places much the same way Monty Python, The State or Mr. Show did in their respective hey days. It’s good stuff, and if you don’t get it then it’s probably making me laugh even harder. Now one might argue Family Guy is really on Fox. But when I watch it on Adult Swim, I’m not obligated to sit through The War At Home or American Dad. Sundays @ 10 pm on Cartoon Network.

The "Danger Doom" CD hit stores a little while ago, and I have to say that it's damn good. If it sounds familiar to you but you don't know what it is, that's probably because you've seen it plugged on Cartoon Network's "Adult Swim" quite a bit. It's mostly a hip-hip CD, and I'm pretty picky with my hip-hop, but this is a good one. The CD was put together by Danger Mouse and DF Doom, and if you've heard D Mouse's beats before I know you liked them and you will like these too. It also features cameos by some of the Aqua Teen Hunger Force squad (Meatwad, Carl, etc.) that add a little comedy and make the album as a whole more lighthearted than what you may be used to from these guys.

Driving down by the beach, windows down; music blaring. Walking down the boardwalk. Getting an unexpected call from an old friend. Putting entirely too much trust in people you don’t know enough. Being spontaneous and going out and doing something I generally wouldn’t do. Skyline. Burger King. Taco Bell. Concerts. Being VIP at a club. Feeling like I accomplished something before going to bed. Feeling wanted. Laughing. Crying. Being completely and utterly stupid. MXC. Aqua Teen Hunger Force. Good movies, especially ones that bring a lot of eye contact and laughter.

Yesterday I treated myself to all three volumes of Aqua Teen Hunger Force on DVD. Expect to find me on my couch for the rest of the week, eyes bloodshot, bowl of cereal in hand, giggling like a schoolgirl.

Discovering that the guys who created Aqua Teen Hunger Force are total misanthropes.

New comic (notice I don't say "graphic novel," because it isn't): Freshmen, co-created by Seth Green.

i love parody, and i think its dangerously important. my recent fave is robot chicken, a stop-motion animation show that is part of the wonderful adult swim cartoon series (which includes cartoons that you must watch: aqua teen hunger force and sealab 2021).

i love parody, and i think its dangerously important. my recent fave is robot chicken, a stop-motion animation show that is part of the wonderful adult swim cartoon series (which includes cartoons that you must watch: aqua teen hunger force and sealab 2021). a recent episode has the cast of ‘that 70s show’ do ‘that 00s show’: “kitty my ipod is broken, im gonna put my foot right up steve jobs’ ass” “oh hush red, im blogging"; “fez! i just took your picture with my phone!"; “who just text messaged me that im a douchebag?” “buuurn!"; “hi im tv’s topher grace, as you’ve seen tonite, the precious trappings of our material obsessed existence become the sitcom fodder of the future. so hey, please remember, try not to be such a douchebag. thanks for listening”

If you’ve never seen Aqua Teen, you’re an uncultured swine. Kidding, but really, check it out on Adult Swim on the Cartoon Network at like 11 every night, or just go buy the dvd’s. Its worth it!

Don't tell the folks at Harvard, but there do seem to be brain differences between men and women (although the fact that I like Aqua Teen Hunger Force and my wife thinks it's the dumbest thing on the planet was proof enough for me).

Christine and I discovered Aqua Teen Hunger Force on Adult Swim while snowboarding in Utah two months ago and we’ve been watching it ever since. It’s the wackiest 15 minute cartoon with hilarous scenarios and characters. Anyways, i’ve been looking for ATHF memorabelia on ebay and ran across some original paintings that sold from $10 to $70! I’m convinced that any type of ATHF painting will sell on ebay so i’m gonna attempt to paint a 16x20 acrylic painting of ATHF and put it up on ebay to see how much it will go for!

Do you have nothing better to do on the first Wednesday of the month than sit around with a bunch of fellow weirdos watching bizarre cartoons? Do you have a warped sense of humor and love talking-meatwads and hairy dudes from the Bronx? Do you think that MC Pee Pants is one of the baddest muthas on wax? Then we have just the place for you: Austin’s Aqua Teen Hunger Force Meet-Up goes down the first Wednesday of each month at 6:30pm.