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“I grew up without a dad, so it was important to me that the girls had the best one I could give them and that was Tom. I always saw the girls as Body, Mind, and Spirit, but it was Professor who was the Heart of the family, a role that Tom played in the booth and in real life.” - Craig McCracken

rest in peace, Tom Kane 🤍

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don’t leave out the best part

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please reblog this i spent way too long on what was supposed to be a quick edit

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I love drawing kirby with the star rod

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he's so ugly

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A once-in-a-lifetime shot — the moon perfectly framed by a rainbow. Caught at just the right time. 🌈 🌕

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I have opinions about the recent gangle hate

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i learned about a stupid looking bird today and i cant stop laughing

its called a crested satinbird (cnemophilus macgregorii)

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hey wait i just realized these are the same song

i didnt even have to change the key

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Holy Crap, while I was playing animal crossing, Julian asked me to visit his place and once I arrived, HE MADE A FREAKING CABARET REFERENCE!!! That’s hilarious!!!

#talking and such #acnh switch #animal crosing new horizons #life in paradise acnh #ac julian

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Old ppg cheering ctoons from Cartoon orbit

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Puff Q&A

As published in The Times (Munster, Indiana) on August 8, 2000:

You asked the questions and we passed them along. Check out what the girls had to say to you. Q: Blossom, why do you always wear a red bow in your hair? Kayla Rosiar, 6, Calumet CH Blossom: Because I'm the leader and it goes wonderfully with my long red hair. Q: Bubbles, why are you a little afraid of bugs? They are harmless. Reyna Ortiz, 9, Hammond Bubbles: Bugs are gross, gross, gross! Except for ladybugs, of course. They're sweet and pretty. Q: Buttercup, what Is your favorite thing about kicking evil butt? Victoria Hanson, 11, Valparaiso Buttercup: Everything. I like kicking and punching and showing those bad guys that bad doesn't get you anything but trouble.

Q: Blossom, is it hard having two sisters that are the same age as you? How do you keep them out of your stuff? Jesslyn Truesdale, 7, Calumet City Blossom: No, it's not hard, since we've been together from the beginning. And since Bubbles and Buttercup have completely different interests, it's not hard to keep them out of my stuff. Buttercup likes stuff like punching bags, Bubbles likes crayons and I like books. Q: Bubbles, why do you think Buttercup is mean to you? Miranda Russell, 13, Valparaiso Bubbles: I think she's jealous because she can't color like me. Buttercup: Yeah, right. Q: Dear Buttercup: Why are you so angry all the time? James Oppolo, 5, Hammond Buttercup: I'm not angry. I'm just tough on crime and criminals. Q: Did you have a mom? I'm asking all of you. Allison Penilla, 9, Schererrille Blossom: Nope. Bubbles: Just the Professor. Buttercup: And he's the best dad anyone could ask for. Q: Why doesn't the mayor have a real name like George? Lauren Rental, 10, Hammond Blossom: It's just easier to call him the Mayor. Then he remembers what his job is. Q: Why don't they show the mayor's secretary's face? Kaitlyn Jagar, 10, Hammond Blossom: Ms. Bellum? Buttercup: We see her face all the time. Bubbles: She's beautiful. Q: Bubbles, can you talk to animals? Elizabeth Lanman, 5, Munster Bubbles: Yes, I can speak squirrel and monster and all other animal languages. Q: Dear Bubbles, I want to know if flying is fun. Selena Castillo, 4, Hammond Bubbles: Flying is the funnest. I get to see all the beautiful colors from way up high! Q: Buttercup, why did you pick green for your outfit? Trisha Madura, 5, Munster Buttercup: 'Cause green is awesome. Much stronger than that pink and blue that Blossom and Bubbles wear. Q: Blossom, what do you do in school? Tiffany Madura, 7, Munster Blossom: I like reading and writing and math. Anything to make my young mind grow. Q: Do you like Britney Spears? Karlie Figiel, 5, Hammond Blossom: I like classical music. Buttercup: I like rock. Bubbles: I like birdies singing. Q: What was your first show about? Kelsie Figiel, 7, Hammond Blossom: Well, there was that battle with Roach Coach. He wanted to take over the world, with his army of roaches. Buttercup: That was so cool! Bubbles: No, it wasn't! It was gross! All those bugs! Yuck! Q: How do the Powerpuff girls stay big and strong? Because they fight Mojo Jojo so much? Ellen Wyand, 4, Crown Point Blossom: We stay big and strong because we are superheroes. Bubbles: Thanks to Chemical X. Buttercup: But beating up Mojo sure doesn't hurt.

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Buttercup, from The Powerpuff Girls (1998)

"Buttercup is the Powerpuff Girl with attitude and a volcanic temper. There’s nothing she likes better than getting to grips with her enemies and is often frustrated when she is held back by Blossom and Bubbles. She secretly feels she should be their leader.

She is very ‘Zen’ and disciplined and battles against a constant demon, that of being seen as girlish! The ultimate tomboy, Buttercup’s philosophy is to hit first and ask questions later.

Although this attitude makes her the most courageous of the girls it can also backfire making her, her own worst enemy. But don’t let the hard exterior fool you, beneath it all she is just a little girl."

1. What do you think of school?

Buttercup: I don’t.

2. What do you think of evil?

Buttercup: Keeps me busy.

3. What do you want?

Buttercup: To leave.

4. What do you hate?

Buttercup: Evil.

5. What do you love?

Buttercup: Fighting.

6. What would you do with a million dollars?

Buttercup: Wait for someone to steal it so I could beat them up.

7. Do you know the alphabet?

Buttercup: You callin' me stupid.

8. Do you watch TV?

Buttercup: Duh, cartoons!

9. When not saving the world, what do you do?

Buttercup: Look for fights.

10. What would you do if you didn't have superpowers?

Buttercup: What would you do if I shoved that tape recorder up your nose?

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Source: Cartoon Network (press release from 1998)

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Bubbles, from The Powerpuff Girls (1998)

"Bubbles is the golden haired angel. The pigtailed happy go lucky one of the three, always seeing the best in everything. Although sometimes a bit over sensitive, nothing riles her more than seeing someone wronged.

Bubbles wears her heart on her sleeve, leaving you in no doubt as to her emotional state, but whether it be happy or sad, you can be assured it's heart felt. It’s these lively emotions that inject the laughter, fun and spirit into the Powerpuff Girls' numerous adventures."

1. What do you think of school?

Bubbles: I don't like it 'cause at the end of the day I have to leave.

2. What do you think of evil?

Bubbles: (begins to cry uncontrollably)

3. What do you want?

Bubbles: Sweets. Oh, and a pony.

4. What do you hate?

Bubbles: Not having candy and ponies…oh yeah and evil.

5. What do you love?

Bubbles: Buttercup, Blossom, Professor, teacher, my shoes, flying, nice things etc, etc.

6. What would you do with a million dollars?

Bubbles: Comb them, my Suzy Sparkle has at least a million doll's hairs.

7. Do you know the alphabet?

Bubbles: Yes, but not in order.

8. Do you watch TV?

Bubbles: Cartoons!!!

9. When not saving the world, what do you do?

Bubbles: Well, we save the world a lot but when we don't I save tin foil.

10. What would you do if you didn't have superpowers?

Bubbles: Same stuff 'cept fly.

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Source: Cartoon Network (press release from 1998)

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Blossom, from The Powerpuff Girls (1998)

"She's the indisputable leader and spokesperson with fiery red hair tied up in her trade mark red bow. Her perfect combination of brains and beauty often saves the day.

Despite having just learned the alphabet and having to be in bed by eight o'clock, Blossom takes her responsibilities seriously, giving her an aura that goes well beyond her years.

She is the child who thinks she needs to be an adult. The funny thing is her idea of what an adult is, can be a bit childish. So no matter how hard she tries, Blossom, the perpetual Girl Scout is indeed a little girl."

1. What do you think of school?

Blossom: I think school is a wonderful place for a child to receive their education so they succeed in life.

2. What do you think of evil?

Blossom: That’s a good question. I think evil is bad because it does not do any good.

3. What do you want?

Blossom: What I want is world peace and a new dress.

4. What do you hate?

Blossom: I hate that there is no world peace and that my dress is hot pink.

5. What do you love?

Blossom: I love my sisters, I love Professor Utonium and I love being a super hero.

6. What would you do with a million dollars?

Blossom: I would go to the government and buy world peace, and then a new dress.