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You Know You Watched Too Much Cartoon Network in the '90s If...

Looking back at the 'toons that made up our Saturday mornings.

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Disney and Nickelodeon in the '90s may have taught us how to be socially responsible, but Cartoon Network was gross, surreal and definitely inappropriate for children, which is why we loved it so much. Not to mention, although they were still running baby-boom classics like The Jetsons, Cartoon Network also introduced the most successful Japanese animes of our time.

With most of today's children's programming relying on live-action and reality television, it is a relief to sit back and watch some hilarious CN cartoons for the sake of nostalgia. And if you can still vividly remember the experience, here are are few signs that you watched too much of the channel growing up.

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You're still waiting for our world to resemble the life of the Jetsons.

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You wished could eat and sleep as much as Sailor Moon did and still be able to fight crime.

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You noticed the offensive portrayal of Tom's owner, Mammy Two Shoes.

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You wanted to know what was actually in those Scooby Snacks.

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You and your friends would pretend to Kamehameha each other.

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You remember when Space Ghost got caught by Thom Yorke pirating copies of Amnesiac.

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You wanted to know what I.M. Weasel did to be able to live such a wealthy and intellectual lifestyle.

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You wondered how a cow and a chicken could ever be biologically related.

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You can say "Hey Boo Boo" in the perfect Yogi Bear voice.

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You were waiting for Big Dog to talk about anything other than food.

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You were pretty sure that dinosaurs and humans did not exist at the same time until you watched The Flintstones.

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You got every answer right on "Who's that Pokémon?"

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You knew Bugs Bunny was capable of outsmarting any other character on the show and wrap it all up with "What's up, doc?"

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You can now sympathize with Johnny Bravo's failed attempts at picking up chicks.

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You hated DeeDee as much as Dexter did.

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You were probably more terrified than Courage ever was.

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You wanted Wile E. Coyote to succeed at least once at capturing the Road Runner.

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You were always wondering why a lonely man was creating three little girls in a lab in the basement of his home.

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Captain Planet and the Planeteers made you feel morally obligated to pick up every piece of trash.

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You knew which character was actually Ed, Edd or Eddy.

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