I mean the old shows, the new ones are mostly trash.

true and cartoonist need jobs

That doesn't mean kids today can't enjoy the 90's and early 2000 shows
Cartoon network is smart and done a mixture of both their new (whether good or bad the views will decide) and their good old to make the viewers happy. Problem with nickelodeon's drama is its more for tweens and early teens. Thos are the ages where they start to move away from kids shows, and doesn't help the young ones

That's true, but what I'm saying is that many people believe that Cartoon Network should cancel it's new shows and renew old ones, even though the channel is intended for a younger audience. I'm sure many children will enjoy the shows we enjoyed, but there's no harm in the fact that they can enjoy new ones as well. Many of my 8 year old cousin's friends enjoy watching the new shows, and to me, there's nothing wrong with that.

true and cartoonist need jobs

CARTOON network, from what i see its supposed to show cartoons, are cartoons childish? No. If it entertains you then its suited for you.

Also, i liked the cartoon with the fat guy, his thin friend and the future chick with a fucking huge robot(also from the future)

Cartoon Network is intended to be for a younger audience.

None of my friends or I never watch that channel anymore. It's not because we think we're mature now and shouldn't watch it or anything, it's because the shows don't apeal to us, they apeal towards a younger audience which is what networks need to do to achieve higher ratings.

I mean the old shows, the new ones are mostly trash.

now try century eggs :)

omg those are actually really really good =D

what do they taste like? lmao... I can't stand fresh eggs, the thought of fermented ones... ugh x.x

surprisingly dry. The inside looks like a regular pickled egg.
It's a pickled egg, just with different juices and for a longer time.
I only find them in fancy Chinese restruants.

Indeed It Is Cleveland.

I love these!

If I recall corectly, the black colouration comes from them being buried in a mixture of ash, salt and sawdust for over a year, right?

yes lol... you're right... Idk about a year, though.

No, they're just fermented goose eggs.