Current Events > Ever wonder where a specific point of reference comes from?

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Whenever I think about someone who is lucky in their own way, but whom I'm not envious of, I think of a garbage-eating monster. I found out from YouTube last year that it was My Pet Monster who planted that seed in my mind; a cartoon that I legitimately probably hadn't seen since I was FIVE.

Whenever someone mentions the word tomboy, the first image to come to mind is that of a girl in a red baseball cap with long blonde hair. Long hair isn't associated with being a tomboy. But there's some character from some forgotten piece of 90s media -- likely something on Nickelodeon -- which represents the first time that I ever heard that term.

Whenever I think of wasted final episodes, I always reference, "You don't want the last episode of your show to be the search for the missing cat." Was there ever a series where the final episode was somebody looking for their missing cat? Including reruns, that could have been anything from the 90s on back to the 70s. Maybe there was a 1950s black-and-white sitcom that ended with a search for a cat. Did they have a cat in The Dick Van Dyke show? (btw, pretty amazing that he's still alive.)

well, maybe. that can be anything.

I mean, I used to mix-up famous people all the time.

The most outrageous one was me mixing up Alfred Hitchcock and a certain dictator with a toothbrush mustache.

I also associated anime as a girl's media only until I watched Dragon Ball Z. That was because I had watched Sailor Moon and Cardcaptor Sakura as a kid in secret and never saw anything else.