Deus Ex Malcontent Legacy Blog: Saturday Morning Cartoons

Saturday, April 10, 2010

Saturday Morning Cartoons

Kids today really suffer by being raised on politically correct crap like Ni Hao, Kai Lan and iCarly instead of this.

From 1951, here's Tex Avery's Car of Tomorrow.

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I'm a former network news producer and manager, the media editor at The Daily Banter, and a writer who's been featured in The Huffington Post, The New York Observer and The Village Voice. I'm also the author of a book called Dead Star Twilight and the founder of DXM Media, a firm specializing in television production as well as social media strategies and consulting. On top of all that crap, I'm the co-host of "The Bob & Chez Show" podcast and radio show with Bob Cesca. To find out more about me and/or throw money at me, go here. You can contact me at deusexmalcontent@gmail.com or chez@dxmmedia.com. Follow me on Twitter at @chezpazienza.

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