Oh yes I will be delighted to hire her, when can she start?

Very cute.... And the description is very humorous X3

She's a cutie.

Hey... why doesn't my pointer work any more?

Oh, I see.. my system likes this mouse better than mine. <=)

Wow she's cute.

Any Hazmat suits her size?

The Rescue Rangers once made a space suit from a rubber glove ... maybe she could borrow it?

"Out to Launch" is the episode that Gadget used the glove as space suit.

They may have used a rubber glove for a diving suit once, also ... I think that would be in some early episode about "Pi-Rats." Ugly pun, that...

No, the episode where a glove was used as diving suit was "The Luck Stops Here," believe me, I have both volumes on DVD.

I wonder if they ever used a glove for one of those vacuum sheet gizmos. Maybe Gadget wouldn't make it because she knew who they'd use it on...

IDK. What I don't understand is why thou don't see any Chip 'N Dale stuff anymore. I was lucky ro acquire volumes 1 and 2 of the Rescue Rangers and a figurine of Chip and Dale based on the original. Why don't we see 'em these days?! I think they were in "Mickey Mouse's Club House" once, but those two chipmunks are Disney classics for Osiris' sake!

You have to remember that its all "product." When they were producing the cartoons to air on television, the also made "tie-ins" that could be sold on the back of the cartoons. When the cartoons went off the air, the tried to squeeze a little more money out of the product by producing VHS casettes, but those were an inefficient medium, so relatively few of the cartoons were ever released in that format. Along came DVD and they were re-released. I have the impression that sales slacked off, though, and there were only two complete seasons produced for DVD. (Both of which I was able to buy for $15 in the discount bin at Walmart.) Disney never completed most of its DVD series ... probably because they stopped being profitable enough to bother. The show was long off the air and -- furries notwithstanding -- nobody was interested anymore.

If I had any great amount of Rescue Rangers figures, t-shirts, coffee cups, fridge magnets, bathtub stickers, nose rings or butt plugs, I'd offer to sell them to you. I'm trying to get rid of a lot of that sort of thing. But I don't recall much Disney afternoon figures or anything much else that appealed to me at the time, so I don't have much RR stuff in the old "toy box" to rid myself of. Maybe nothing.

I understand. And yet, I don't think they're completely forgotten since I seen them in PalComix and Robot Chicken. Click here to see the Rescue Rangers on Robot Chicken, It's hilarious!

Well done, but the sketch reminds me why I don't watch Robot Chicken. Nothing is too obvious for them. After the tenth time the writers came up with something like, "what if Superman had super farts?" I gave up on the show.

Robot Chicken is not supposed to make sense; the show's just like Pinkie Pie, it's so random. But, hey, whatever floats thy boat.

It has it moments ... but I've always been a big fan of coherence.

Princess Luna is my favorite and I also like Twilight, but what's sad is that thou don't see much of Luna... My guess is that the conformists who make the show stereotype darkness as a bad thing and that pisses me off! WTF?!

*in love*