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Hey, what's up? Well, first of all, I never thought this would happen in a million years. But I have some good news. Road Rovers has finally been released on DVD. Yes, it's true. After almost 20 long years since the show was broadcast on Kid's WB, Warner Bros FINALLY at long last decided to give this underrated American cartoon the domestic release that it deserved so long ago. Right now I'm in tears of joy. Because I started to lose hope for the series. Fearing that it would forever remain in the darkness, never to see the light of day again. But finally, there is a sign of hope. I mean sure. The series hasn't really been revived. But at least Warner Bros made the effort to put the show on DVD for the first time ever. And as far as I'm concerned, we really couldn't ask for anything more than this. Because in the end, having Road Rovers on DVD is enough of a bargain. Sure, we can always dream about a revival of the series. But that's not going to happen any time soon. So we might as well make do with what we're given. Besides, now that Road Rovers has finally been given its long overdue domestic release, fans can now own the whole series with better picture and sound quality, and with no commercial interruptions. And hopefully this DVD will feature the unedited version of episode 13, which to my memory was only shown on TV once before being cut from the episode and never being shown again. No, this time fans can finally see what they've missed out on, and hopefully this will create a new generation of fans to get them interested in the series. Just maybe. For those of you who are genuinely curious to get a hold of this DVD, you probably won't be able to find it in stores due to the series' obscurity. But you can however, order it from this website. Hope you enjoy.
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It's Done...
Well, ladies and gentlemen, the deed is finally done. We had Chulita finally put down. When I woke up at 6:30 this morning, it was dark and raining outside. And well, that sort of weather fits my mood right now, as it was kind of like a foreshadow for the loss I was about to endure on this day. We left at 9:00 this morning to bring Chulita to the vet. We signed all the papers and paid for the necessities needed to carry out the action. But I stayed with Chulita until the very end. And as I comforted her in her last moments of life, I said this to her; "Thank you, Chulita, for staying with me for 15 long years. When I first got you, I was reluctant to accept you into the family. But with time, I came to love you the same way I loved my previous dogs. And you did your job well which was to be my companion. You were there for me when Chiquita passed away, and we both shared the pain of Muneca's passing. We have that in common. And we had good times together. But now its time you joined
Sad News...
I knew that this day would come sooner or later. But I'd better get this off my chest while I am still able to. My dog Chulita, who I have had since 2008, is succumbing to old age. In fact, since last year she's been feeling ill and not her usual self. Obviously a sign that she's giving in to old age like Chiquita before her. She doesn't seem to remember things very well, and she's lost control of some of her bodily functions. Lately she's been urinating everywhere, vomiting constantly, and has a decreased appetite. The same symptoms Chiquita displayed when she was dying. Just yesterday, on March 19th, my mom and my nephew have expressed that it may be time to put Chulita down soon. My nephew even stated "At this point, I feel bad for keeping her alive." To this, I reluctantly agreed, and I stated "You're probably right. After all, she's long past her expiration date. As much as it pains me, we may have to put her down so that she doesn't suffer." And not only that, but all of her
Remembering 1994
Well, ladies and gentlemen, we're three months into 2024. And right now I just want to take this time to reflect on some old memories before I continue with my journey through this life. Its human for us to accumulate memories as we make our way through this life. Its part of what makes us well... Ourselves. We go through the stages of life, and we create memories that we hold onto, be they good, bad, or bittersweet ones. And there's no shame in being nostalgic so as long as you don't obsess over old memories, as that distracts from the here and now. But believe me when I say that I remember 1994 VERY WELL, despite the length of time that has elapsed since that year. Its been 30 years now since that time. But it all seems so brief to me. And speaking of which, 2024 marks the 30th anniversary of my arrival to the United States. I'll explain my history to you for those of you who have forgotten or who are just getting to know me. As I mentioned in previous entries, I was born in
Arcade Nostalgia
3 days ago, I found a website where you can play old-school arcade games online. And it was from this site that I finally got back in touch with games that I haven't played in AGES, like Rastan, Double Dragon, Street Fighter II, World Heroes, Fatal Fury, Samurai Showdown, King of Fighters, The Simpsons, TMNT, X-Men, 8-Man, Marvel vs. Capcom, Capcom vs SNK, and other titles. And not only that, but this also gave me the chance to play games which I only heard about in recent years, but never had the chance to play them in the arcade. Hey, its a big world. And its a HUGE library of video games made by different companies. And the list goes on and on. But there were some games which I only saw speedruns of on YouTube, but never had the chance to play them when they were newly made. And the games I FINALLY got to try out were Mutation Nation, Power Instinct, Burning Fight, Haunted Castle, Metamorphic Force, Violent Storm, and Vigilante. And I must say this; playing these old games again
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I found out last week when TV Shows On DVD sent me an e-mail about it. Needless to say, this was my reaction:
At least Warner Bros. makes an effort to get their shows released, albeit they tend to be kind of slow about it. That's more than I can say for Disney.
At least Warner Bros. makes an effort to get their shows released, albeit they tend to be kind of slow about it. That's more than I can say for Disney.