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So, Jared the Subway guy is now suing the parents of one his victims, saying it's all their fault that their daughter turned to drugs because he sexually assaulted her. No words. No words.

True. I was only ten when my niece was born. Muppet Magic.

Can I just say I feel so much better know that I'm not the only one who didn't get their license until they were into their 20s. MC continues to amaze me - I swear, you guys understand me better than most people who know me in person, lol.

Again, the main thing that finally pushed me to get my license was simply my parents being fed up with me still not driving. Like Charlie said, at 15-17, I wasn't ready to get behind the wheel of a car either, and even now I still get nervous when I drive, but I had no other choice - I insisted...

No, but if I ever do, I swear I'm going to call somebody up just so I can do this:

We have bike lanes throughout town, however, they're not enough: there's a large number of people who like to ride bikes throughout town (heck, every Christmas, they block off various streets in town for Tour de Lights), so you never know when you'll see someone peddling away on a main road -...

The thing I remember the best about Gene Wilder is that he really could tap into emotions - you look at just about any of his movies, you could see he could be calm, cool, collected, and serene, but he could flip and suddenly be screaming his head off like a madman; his performances had both...

Back in February, I had my first "accident" in that I actually backed into somebody. While it was mostly my fault, because it was the one moment I didn't look in the rear view mirror andj ust assumed behind me was clear, somebody else was to blame: the idiot who was coming out the wrong way...

I finally learned how to rip copyright-protected DVDs onto my harddrive, using VLC player (which I've had for years), so YAAAAAY!

Oh-kay . . . never heard of that before, but, whatevs If they're going to do something like that though, why hold it in the middle of a desert in August? I doubt people would want to attend something like an outdoor drama in Northern Canada in the middle of January.

What exactly is this Burning Man thing, and why has it been live-streaming on YouTube for two days? All I see is an aerial view of what looks like some sort of a middle eastern terrorist compound with people riding around on bikes and in jeeps in a deserted location.

Boy, I sure did get bored with Ernie and Bert when I was a kid, those inserts were all so lame. The Boogy-Woogy Sheep making off with Bert and his bed? The singing sheep all piling into Bert's bed while singing about his blanket? Those fish all jumping into the boat when Ernie would call them...

Yeah, God forbid we show pacing to kids today.

Come to think of it, Dexter frequently did musical numbers: Not to mention there was that one episode that was done entirely as an opera.

The never-made Pataki spin-off was supposed to be aimed at an older audience though, so they probably would have gotten away with tackling some of those more serious issues. Nevertheless, compared to most other cartoons of the day, HEY ARNOLD! was still pretty bawlsy at times.

Wait, I think I see now what he's saying: he's saying that people who have PBS presumably don't have access to HBO or even the internet, and are out of the loop about all of the changes made to SST in terms of the format, sets, and cast turnover and such, and will probably be in shock over what...

So he complains about how disproportionate Maynard is for having too small a head on too large a body, but he doesn't even review the clip with the little girl who looks like she's got the body of a male body builder?

YouTube's finally unfrozen Watch History, though the subscription feed seems to keep going back and forth. On an unrelated note, I like how Danny Stern's been vlogging about random things as of late.

I always remember: "Shoo-ba-lee-doo-ba-lee-doo! That's Professor Hawk!"