PowerPuff Girls on DVD

[Yusuke]

I recently found the entire series of the PPG on dvd. It looks too good to be true but I figured what the heck I'll buy one. It should arrive by tomorrow and when it does I plan to give you all a full review of the quality and other junk. I E-mailed the guy about it and he said it's near perfect quality. I ask for a screen shot and he gave me this. Here is the link if anyone is interested. (http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=6457156848&rd=1&sspagename=STRK%3AMESO%3AIT&rd=1) Once I get it I'll let you all know how it is.

[BlueNile]

This is sorta obvious but I'll mention it anyway... You do realize these are pirated right?

[Zonehunter1]

Let's hope not.
I want some kind of happy event at others costs today.

[Yusuke]

Im not that dumb, I know they are bootlegged. But I have gotten some really high quality bootlegged stuff before.

[whispering]

Why didnt you just buy the real thing and actually support the people that made the show you like?

http://dvdpacific.com/search.asp?title=powerpuff+girls&imageField.x=0&imageField.y=0

[Yusuke]

Because this is every single episode. Not just a few here and there.

[Yusuke]

Well I got it today. The quality is surprisingly high. I didnt know what to expect but it turned out well. The quality of the pilots for cartoon network are the same as the rest of the episodes, very high, but the whoop ass girl one isnt as high as the rest but it is still damn good. The DVD covers were freakin cool as hell. It actually look professional. The DVD lables were exactly what was shown in the auction even thos it says example. Well idk what else to put, so if you have any questions just ask and ill tell ya.

[fa11en87]

I want to get the gargoyles complete collection.

[Yusuke]

check ebay

[Dorcas Po]

On the Daily Show the other day the moment of Zen was Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jackie Chan having a spontaneous conversation on motorcycles about how the pirates you support who bootleg movies can become pirates bootlegging medicine and airplane parts and transplant organs. And then something blew up.

Also, the Powerpuff Girls, though initially pleasing, did not strike me as the kind of show you could watch over and over again. Seeing an episode once or twice was enough; I wouldn't buy a DVD set without serious consideration or mad impulse.

Dexter's Lab was much better. More recently, Foster's Home, despite a few shaky episodes, has been kicking quite a bit of ass.