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You have a point. We are SO over believing that 2D will be replaced- it ain\'t goin\' nowhere- and Toy Story 3 does sound like a great way to wrap up this rather horrific era of animation. But only until 2D regains a foothold, execs get their heads out of the dirt and respect artists for who they are, cable networks don\'t cancel everything, the economy reverses itself, people can make an honest living on cartoons alone again, and the general public returns to seeing animation as an art will I ever agree that this era is over!
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You have a point. We are SO over believing that 2D will be replaced- it ain\\\'t goin\\\' nowhere- and Toy Story 3 does sound like a great way to wrap up this rather horrific era of animation. But only until we see a kind of repeat of the Renaissaunce Age of Animation- 2D regains a foothold, execs get their heads out of the dirt and respect artists for who they are, cable networks don\\\'t cancel everything, the economy reverses itself, people can make an honest living on cartoons alone again, and the general public returns to seeing animation as an art- will I ever agree that this era is over!
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You have a point. We are SO over believing that 2D will be replaced- it ain\'t goin\' nowhere- and Toy Story 3 does sound like a great way to wrap up this rather horrific era of animation. But only until 2D regains a foothold, execs get their heads out of the dirt and respect artists for who they are, cable networks don\'t cancel everything, the economy reverses itself, people can make an honest living on cartoons alone again, and the general public returns to seeing animation as an art will I ever agree at this era is over!
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You have a point. We are SO over believing that 2D will be replaced- it ain\\\'t goin\\\' nowhere- and Toy Story 3 does sound like a great way to wrap up this rather horrific era of animation. But only until 2D regains a foothold, execs get their heads out of the dirt and respect artists for who they are, cable networks don\\\'t cancel everything, the economy reverses itself, people can make an honest living on cartoons alone again, and the general public returns to seeing animation as an art will I ever agree that this era is over!
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You have a point. We are SO over believing that 2D will be replaced- it ain\'t goin\' nowhere- and Toy Story 3 does sound like a great way to wrap up this rather horrific era of animation. But only until 2D regains a foothold, execs get their heads out of the dirt and respect artists for who they are, cable networks don\'t cancel everything, the economy reverses itself, and the general public returns to seeing animation as an art will I ever agree at this era is over!
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You have a point. We are SO over believing that 2D will be replaced- it ain\\\'t goin\\\' nowhere- and Toy Story 3 does sound like a great way to wrap up this rather horrific era of animation. But only until 2D regains a foothold, execs get their heads out of the dirt and respect artists for who they are, cable networks don\\\'t cancel everything, the economy reverses itself, people can make an honest living on cartoons alone again, and the general public returns to seeing animation as an art will I ever agree at this era is over!
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You have a point. We are SO over believing that 2D will be replaced- it ain\'t goin\' nowhere- and Toy Story 3 does sound like a great way to wrap up this rather horrific era of animation. But only until 2D regains a foothold, execs get their heads out of the dirt and respect artists for who they are, the economy reverses itself, and the general public returns to seeing animation as an art will I ever agree at this era is over!
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You have a point. We are SO over believing that 2D will be replaced- it ain\\\'t goin\\\' nowhere- and Toy Story 3 does sound like a great way to wrap up this rather horrific era of animation. But only until 2D regains a foothold, execs get their heads out of the dirt and respect artists for who they are, cable networks don\\\'t cancel everything, the economy reverses itself, and the general public returns to seeing animation as an art will I ever agree at this era is over!
