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Toasted Pixel Presents: 2004 Moratorium For many, the 2004 holidays were a trying time to end the year, with natural disasters and political upheavals all around the world, and more and more parents buying computers. Below, we've collected the list of other noteworthy events of 2004 that effect us all. Enjoy!

Everyone on earth made a website or event based on Lord of the Rings. People may say that some took it too far. However, the general public responded to this phenomena by mailing Peter Jackson all their money.

Absolutely everything ever made was put onto Special Edition DVD No matter how much a show sucks or fails, you can rest assured it was still released on special edition DVD with tons of extras, so people can get behind the scenes looks at how a show that no one watched or remembers was made.

Businesspeople finally realized that the only successful way to use Macromedia Flash is to use it to make something that makes no sense. Practical, thought-out corporate Flash films are no fun. On top of that, they're frustrating because if they have a point, they don't ever get to it. Flash films made by people unknowingly dying of hallucinogenic hemorrhagic fever have a lot more potential: Whether or not they're making any money yet is up for debate, but at least some people are making great things with Flash finally.

History was made as we re-elected the first President who can't speak The first 2004 Presidential debate was slightly more difficult to watch than the surgery channel, since the President never seemed to figure out he was there to actually debate things. However, the incumbent still got enough support to get re-elected. Perhaps it's because he got some more help in unexpected demographics. Some of you may remember this helpful Superhero/Supervillain voting guide we put together at the time.

The consensus: Absolutely none of this will change come 2006.