Thank the Lord
(and by the Lord I mean Satan.)

Sometimes, tumblr can do good things.
It's rare but it happens.

You know how people say that couples start looking like each other after a while because they have a specific set of facial expressions that makes them get wrinkles at the same places? I think that's Melania's case, at least she really looks like Trump in that picture. Especially her mouth has the same :I expression

C'mon obviously we know you weren't serious. Still I think he doesn't deserve any kind of punishment other than crappy ratings of the show, which could later lead to its discontinuation. As garlog said the reboot is a mess and I don't think many people would mourn it.

Well that's true but still the worst "crime" here would be shitty writing. Creepy and gross and probably disappointed lots of fans, but not punishable anyhow.

Huh looks like more people have had the same result.
*cries in generic*

No no, what I meant (and I'm sure that sero meant the same) was that people who were kids in the 90's (aka people born in the mid-late 80's/early 90's) watched these cartoons. The fact that the cartoons themselves are older is irrelevant, what I meant was that they were aired in the 90's (some after many repetitions from the earlier years). And now 90's kids won't shut up about them.

I know, right? I wrote a long ass comment on a similar post that said that old cartoons are better. The comment was about how today's cartoons like Avatar, Gravity Falls, Adventure Time etc. have much deeper plots, better written characters and less copy-paste slapstick and how the OP is just nostalgic. It was really long and ffs I don't wanna type it out or try to find it and paste it here because I've done it a thousand times already. So I'm just gonna agree with you. Some people are just stuck in the 90's.

Good point.

1) interesting idea but I'm afraid this could lead to people starting a "proposal race" to get to keep their name. Which could lead to hasty, unstable marriages or even fights.
Though your point about men being expected to propose is valid and should definitely be discussed, because this puts men under pressure of making their proposal "special", but special usually means in front of a crowd which then in turn puts women under pressure to say yes. Remember that Chinese diver who got proposed to after winning a medal? She said yes because she was under pressure from the crowd and cameras but then later changed her mind. This "men must propose" rule is good for nobody.
I like 2) but I like 3) even more. Thinking of a brand new surname could be a good test for the couple plus it could result in some really cool names, and it would give couples more creative freedom than 2) because they wouldn't be limited by their actual names but could still get inspired by them if they wanted.

Flashpoint paradox. Nuff said.