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Unfortunately, that's the problem when you dealing with big corporations who have other agendas that go against your creative vision . . . that's been a problem since about the 80s or so. It's usually supposed to be a give-and-take process, but it's to the point where the creators do all the...

Definitely; so few live actors can really nail the role of an animated character very well, but she went above and beyond in her portrayal as Cruella.

Welp, Disney's at it again; this time with a live-action prequel about Cruella De Vil. Because . . . yeah, that's exactly what we all asked for, am I right?

See, this is why I've never even remotely thought about monetizing any of my fan films like my MORON LEAGUE shorts, because that would, indeed, be copyright infringement. They're parodies, of course, but because they use toys of character I don't own, I have no right to monetize and profit from...

I hadn't heard that before, but from what I've read about what lead to YouTube being sold to Google in first place, yes, the founders were disappointed that the very purpose of YouTube had basically been defeated by the constant uploading of copyrighted material, when YouTube was intended to be...

The sad thing is . . . it's all our own fault. The original creators of YouTube were disappointed that people were using YouTube for the exact reasons they didn't want people to use YouTube for: uploading already-existing copyrighted material like TV shows, movies, albums and singles, and the...

Like I said, I can remember a time when ads on the internet actually weren't a problem! If you saw ads on a website, it was mostly like because it was some little "free" fansite (Angelfire, Geocities, Tripod, etc.), and ads were how the servers made their money from the revenue to ensure those...

This is especially true for me. Now, there's all kinds of puppet building tutorials and such on YouTube, but back then, such resources were very scarce and so hard to come by.

I've tried a pear once - it honestly was almost exactly like eating an apple in terms of taste and texture . . . I think it just depends on what kind of pear you eat . . . I've heard some people complain about pears being really gritty and sandy, but I didn't experience that.

I'm just grateful that thanks to YouTube and people like this, some rarities I remember maybe seeing only once as a little kid have managed to be preserved in some way . . . I remember the days on MC before YouTube was ever created, trying to describe certain inserts to people, but they not...

Gee, did they not even bother cooking that bacon?

I will say dude hauled some serious *** at 0:30, because in no time at all, dude was gone! Like an Olympic runner!

@cjd874 You never told us you escaped from police custody before! :eek: In all honesty though, I can't tell if this whole thing is legit, or if its fake (the use of the CURB YOUR ENTHUSIAM theme and credits doesn't help) . . . I mean, how does the cop not hear those blinds snapping as the...

Yep, my mom does the same thing whenever she gets watermelon.

Taco Bell really has a tendancy to overdo it with the lettuce at times. Much like McDonald's does with ketchup.

I mean, doesn't everybody need something to wash their food down while they're eating? I find pizza and Chinese food make me extremely thirsty.

So honest question, but am I the only one who despises watermelon? Actual watermelon, or artificial watermelon flavor? Watermelon itself is really popular in the summertime down here, some people will eat huge wedges of it, and spit the seeds out like spitballs, but I've just never cared for the...

I get those every year, particulary white chocolate covered strawberries. I love 'em!

I never really paid attention, but I'll check next time I get any. You can find them in their bunkers in the deli department where they usually keep all of those big salads and footlong cold cut subs and cups of soup and stuff.

Walmart of all places has a pretty good microwaveable meatball sub, but you definitely have to cook it several seconds shorter than the instructions say, otherwise, the middle of the bread turns into a rock.