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Members like them have no avatars, and using the first letter in their username appears to replace what the previous forum feature did of just featuring gender symbols in lieu of them actually having an avatar. YouTube has been doing the same thing for a number of years now.

Okay, that makes sense, considering the context I've been hearing it used in, such as Cinematic Venom or Mr. Enter talking about people harassing them (Mr. Enter even has an obsessed cyberstalker right now) . . . but then I notice a lot of politically-charged memes using it in a context that...

The zebra's name was Edi, performed by Leslie Carrara-Rudolph (hence sounding like Abby Cadabby); meanwhile, Waffle was performed by Rickey Boyd, who actually hails from my state of Tennessee, so that's quite an authentic southern accent Waffle has. Bozark always bothered me, though: the...

It seems to me that the Brits aren't very good at coming up with baby names, because from my observation, a lot of them have the same names. For instance, a lot of British men are named Simon or Colin, while a lot of British women are named Emma or Emily. Though, to be fair, this could be the...

Just because I don't keep up with internet slang, can somebody please explain to me what it means to "dox" somebody, or "put them on blast"?

Apparently Lindsay Ellis (formerly known as Nostalgia Chick) recently had her own PBS special. Not sure what though, but that kind of took me by surprise.

If we could have gotten an older EW episode, I feel like we could have gotten the Jurassic Cookie Crumby Pictures in this as well.

This is going to take a lot of getting used to - despite going through some minor overhauls over the years, as well as two different servers, MC's overall layout was very consistent ever since I've been a member all the way back in 2003. This is the first major redesign for the forum that I've...

Okay, so out of all of those hilarious SS skits that MADtv did, why is the childhood obesity one always so hard to find? It's almost as if FOX doesn't even want anyone to see it.

Today I've learned that the Chipmunks fandom has something in common with the SS fandom: it contains spoiled, entitled, and immature brats who will throw temper tantrums if their demands are not met.

I don't know, but what I do know is these will be going on my Christmas cards this year!

They apparently went over really, really well though. I think I read somewhere that they've ordered an additional six episodes of this.

He's under a lot of fire right now for his complicity in all of the horrible things that went on within the company, and for basically mocking the victims for wanting an apology. Apparently, he's gotten so much backlash and so many threats against him and his family (including his grandmother)...

You really get a sense of just what a big kid at heart Charles Martinet is. I also love how Luigi keeps mistaking every animal they see for a cow.

Heh, funny little short.

Did I not say this would happen? Seriously, did I not call this? "The Gay Mafia" who wrote that, Pat Robertson? Because that's what he often calls the LGBT community. All of that being said, this article is surprisingly pretty neutral, considering this is a Christian publication.

That would be Horatio. Or, at the very least, that's who the elephant was whenever Joey played him. Otherwise, he was a generic elephant Muppet they used from time to time. Sometimes Marty would play him, making him kind of a posh, pompous character.

"Mr. Ratburn and His Roommate Who Isn't Allowed to Come to Thanksgiving Until After Grandma Dies." Wow, lol.

I thought it was confirmed that the grouchy waiter named Oscar was just a coincidence?

I guess. It makes sense: Murray was essentially created to give Joey his own, signature character on the street.