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While I'm dreading losing an hour of sleep tonight, why I'm dreading even more is for the next countless weeks, when I get up in the morning, the first thing I'll feel like doing is like George Costanza and crawl under my desk to take a nap. Seriously, this has been happening to me for the past...

No, you're really not, and I speak from both sides of the aisle. I've confused people in the past whenever I'd change my av, but conversely, there apparently was a period where I was changing my av so much, people were commenting on how strange it was that I actually kept a certain one after so...

This YouTube comment from somebody who must now have watched much ED, EDD N EDDY at all: "The pink Ed looks like Trump."

Discussing about having to deal with fat-shaming, being told, point-blank, that fat-shaming is just a product of modern feminism. What?

I just took this quiz, and got 30. A handicap was not being able to list Sesame or Fraggle Muppets.

What about Paul Rugg?

I've really made connections with some really interesting people on Facebook over the years, whether they're connected to the Muppets in some way, or becoming Facebook friends with Kathy Greenwood, or other fellow puppeteers and puppetry enthusiats. Today was perhaps one of the more interesting...

So back in the golden age of entertainment as far as radio, film, and television go, a lot of actors and personalities seemed to have really and noticably distinct and unique ways of speaking, in terms of both their voice, and their inflections. More often than not, it seemed like cartoon...

I completely disagree with Kirk on this, but whatever. And LTS was a special, not a movie.

Resign? I mean, didn't you just get the job?

Did you know there's actually a cover of one of our favorite Gorillaz songs in existence? Because I sure didn't.

What do you think your life would be like right now if you never touched the stuff?

I'm not even talking about making money, I'm talking about the little guy being able to garner exposure for their own work that would otherwise have no other way of getting exposure. Granted, in some cases, like James Rolfe, or Doug Walker, they did better when they went in their own...

You're completely missing the point, but whatever.

Obviously, I mean there's no point to YouTube as it was originally created: to serve as a platform for the little guy to share their creativity and originality with the world, hence how and why we ended up with such now-well known folks like James Rolfe, Doug Walker, Justin Bieber, Lindsey...

More and more already-famous celebrities have been flocking to YouTube as of late, like Kevin Hart, Will Smith, Mayim Bialik, and Jeanette McCurdy. There's almost no point to YouTube anymore. It virtually does not serve its original purpose anymore.

Why should incoming calls that I don't answer wear out my cellphone's battery?

I got ten new subscribers on YouTube in under a week.

I seem to be paving a way here.