This is not my life.

Well,

I have abandoned MSN spaces. My myspace turned into a boring "this is my life, love me love me please" popularity contest. To be fair, it always has been. After seeing my friend's blogspot and the greater humour and less cry for attention I decided to jump onboard.

So as my welcome I invite you all, yes all two of you that may be reading this, to remember your youth. (Tying to steer well clear of any Sandi Thom-esque lines. If you want to be a punk rocker do something about it and not just bitch on the radio!) When it was still considered remotely safe to be allowed to walk home from school on your own and play in the street (or wherever) with your friends. And when cartoons were still good, so you didn't have to any of those things. Well I'd hope you went to school, and so had to walk home.

Anyway, decent cartoons. What was your favourite? Thundercats? X-Men? Spiderman? Aladdin: the Animated Series? How many of you long to be able to watch these again? I know I do. Now imagine my geeker joy overload when I discovered The Cartoon Time Warp. I'm already planning how to best distribute my student loan when it comes through to maximise the number of beloved shows I can get. Luckily he offers a discount on large orders. Yes this guy is offering to help you 'back-up' your DVD collection. One way to get round copyright, say you're selling backup copies for people who already have the DVDs but want to make sure they can still watch their shows if something happens to the bought copies. Genius. Lies.

So yes if you want to get your hands on some nostalgia and don't mind some copyright fraud make a wish list and head straight over. I see myself ordering the complete He-Man and She-Ra. I'm sad. Deal with it.