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Better yet... if his full name is Winnie the Pooh, why do we call him Pooh for short and not Winnie? Isn't that basically like if we all called Kermit the Frog Frog instead of Kermit?

When I was in Grade 5, the nacho flavored Doritos could have very well have taken the place of cigarettes for me: I love the cool ranch flavor, but I hate the nacho flavor, yet that's what all the other kids ate with their lunches, so I, for some reason, started eating them with my lunch as...

You do realize that if you post in a thread, your avatar appears next to the thread title, overlapping the original poster's, to indicate that you posted in that thread, right?

Yeah, same here... not looking forward to it. We've got like ONE day below 90 this week, and that's about the only "relief" we're looking forward to...

So much for a comfortable summer this year, the heat is RULLY intensifying... and of course, leave it for the air condition to break down again.

With the way Google has been cracking down on video downloading sites, I went ahead and made what will be the last YTP I'll ever make, though I can't really embed it in this thread, because this one kind of does have adult humor; it's one of my darker and more twisted poops.

I forgot all about this:

You're welcome, I'll have to take a look at this right away to see how it turned out!

KeepVid is apparently still available right now, as far as free downloading is concerned, without the need to download a program to do so.

NOW Nick@Nite is doing THEIR own shows now too! :rolleyes:

It's always easier to see someone else's peculiarities or quirks above their own.

For a while there, it seemed like the whole Rocco thing was becoming a once a season thing, no matter how much Elmo would protest, "Rocco is JUST a ROCK!", it never fazed Zoe, because she knew he wasn't JUST a rock, but a SPECIAL (or whatever else) rock. But yeah, in situations like those, Elmo...

Maybe they're afraid of throwing the old "Break the Cutie" trope at Elmo and Abby or something.

The audience sounds like they're shooting at him rather than applauding him.

I'm actually starting to think that Harold and Rhonda from Hey Arnold! may have been influenced by Binky from Arthur and Lucy from Peanuts... Both Harold and Binky are big, somewhat dim kids, both were held back (Harold apparently moreso if he's a 13-year-old fourth grader), both try to act...