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Laa Laa of the Teletubbies. Never even heard of those before.

I dressed up as a female character one Halloween when a was a kid. To be fair, it's not like their genders were easy to determine anyway.

Tucked-in shirts are very restricting . . . plus, they're not a good look for fat guys, like me. Well, I mean, I wear nice polos when the weather's warm, or nice sweaters when it's cool, so it's not like I don't make an effort to look somewhat presentable.

When sports teams have all male players, the cheerleaders are all female. So how come lady sports teams don't have all male cheerleaders?

It's not just Trump or his so-called "Administration," this was a problem even with Obama in Office; the big difference was that Obama tried to do something about it, but Republicans held majority of House, Congress, and Senate, and they wouldn't let him do anything about it, because of all the...

I can't remember if I asked this before or not, but it strikes me as interesting: within the franchise, Casey Jones is a key ally to the Turtles, right? And, for the most part, he's played a significant role in various different TMNT entries in the franchise . . . except for the 80s cartoon...

I wear sweatpants when it's below 70, but I never go out in public in my jammies or undies, because . . . why? I mean, has America become that lazy that they can't dress themselves before they step out the door? I'm not kidding, on two separate occasions, I've seen people out in not only their...

No, because it's long been considered socially unacceptable, as sweatpants have been. And yet, somehow, people are okay with people wearing pajamas in public. How is that not dorky?

Yyyyeah, torrents are never a good idea. It was shown a couple of more times on Cartoon Network: in the fall of 1998 (the promo for it is on YouTube), and again in the summer of 1999.

As long as you leave out modern technology, or don't set the story in a specific time period, you can easily make a piece of work timeless. They tried so very hard to do this with HOME ALONE, but unfortunately, with the advent of cellphones and what have you, it has become dated.

Normally I don't either, but sometimes I'm curious to see what the results are, because usually they're kind of ridiculous. Case in point, last week I took such a test to see who among my friends would be single, married, and pregnant in 2018 . . . I expected the results to name at least one...

People commenting how sick, twisted, and perverted he was, he would just dismiss them as being jealous. But seriously, some of the comments were hilarious. You how sometimes little kids will climb into their parents bed? I remember one guy commented asking if he ever did that when he was...

^ If only I could like a post more than once.

Lynda Carter is fine AF, but there once was a disturbing guy on YouTube countless years ago who posted clips of Lynda Carter and gush about how hot she is . . . then talk about how she looked just like his mom, and that his mom was really hot as well. The comments on those clips were really...

Uhhh . . . I thought Trump signed that cockamamy Executive Order saying Climate Change doesn't exist anymore . . . why is it in the 70s today? In February? That is not normal, not even for down here.

An often-forgotten DW movie is MOUSEHUNT, mainly because it was a live action movie, but the slapstick and physical comedy in that movie is incredibly cartoonish. It's a good one though, and as a kid, was my first exposure t Christopher Walken.

My feelings are the Shrek movies are: 1. Pretty good. Everything that needed to be established was: we were introduced to the characters, how they came together, and why they are the way they are. 2. The best one in the series. Everything about it was perfect: storytelling and flow, the...

Same. It seems like DW's non-Shrek movies tend to really fall flat with me. Really, the only non-Shrek DW movies I really enjoyed were BEE MOVIE (again, you kind of have to like Jerry Seinfeld and understand his humor to appreciate it), and HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON. All others are just blah...

Am I the only one who actually uses the so-called "Oxford Comma," because, well, English/Language Arts/whatever was one of my better subjects in school, and that's what we were taught to use? Evidently, that was another issue TV Tropes had with me: they, apparently, were annoyed that I...

Inserts that have a large number of AMs in the background generally will show at least two of the same pattern. Then you've got "Kids Just Love to Brush," which, IIRC, has four each of the lavender, green, and mini-pink AMs. But I'm sure having multiples of the same AM pattern comes in handy...