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One person got offended when they made a Star Wars Mr. Potato Head and called it Darth Tater. She was like, "I can't believe they would make fun of Darth Vader's name like that,". Ummm, there's two major problems with that statement: 1. Darth Vader isn't even real in the first place so why get...

When I was like 7 or 8, people often told me I looked like Ron Weasley from Harry Potter.

I have three new ones I'd like to add: -Final Space -The latest Rosanne reboot -TV Funhouse (Some old cult classic Comedy Central series that was pretty much a precursor to Wonder Showzen.)

When I was in elementary school, I wrote a series of short comedy superhero stories called The Superdogs. It wasn't much of a superhero series though as it was more focused on silly comedy than anything else. Most of the series' humor revolved around pop culture references and fourth wall-type...

We used to have these Disney VHS tapes when I was little that I watched so much that I ended up wearing them out. It got to the point where the audio would randomly distort at different times throughout the films. Because there was no use having the audio on anyway, sometimes I would pop in the...

The first movie I ever saw at the theater was Monsters Inc.

That's adorable. I think it's really cute whenever siblings will wear matching costumes like that. Also, I always hated to wear masks growing up too. It always made me feel uneasy to wear something over my face for some reason.

My first Halloween costume was a Muppet. It was Ernie :p.

The other inspiration I often cite for inspiring the style of my videos is MTV's cult classic series, Wonder Showzen. The use of old obscure public domain footage, the multimedia format of these videos that features both random stuff I found online and live action footage filmed by me, the fast...

Those music-type YouTube videos I do with random pop culture images thrown together in a collage are somewhat inspired by the animations of Monty Python's own Terry Gilliam. The surreal nature of them, the collage-esque style with random people/things that don't go together at all, the absurd...

I've found out over the years that the couple of Beatles songs that were done in the style of Indian music apparently help me calm down when I'm stressed.

I may be a crazy cat person. No seriously, I'm living with 3 grown up cats and 5 little kittens right now. It may seem like a bit much for some people, but I personally love living that way and enjoy every moment of time I spend with those little kitties.

I myself am probably despised by most of the Star Wars fandom because I have a confession to make.........I enjoy Jar-Jar Binks. To all the serious Star Wars fans, please don't mob me with torches and pitchforks like I'm Shrek or something.

The climax scene of "Stitch Has a Glitch" where Stitch almost dies gets me every time. Seeing one of my favorite childhood characters almost die is a very upsetting thing to witness.

I'm not sure. It does sound kinda familiar now that you mention it.

Me too. What's the point of it? I thought it was a YouTube Poop or dank meme-type thing at first because of the weird special effects.

Ummm, what is going on here? This one is just plain weird for no reason at all:

Unfortunately, it's not. Seriously, people on Reddit were making fun of that list left and right. It's surprisingly enough completely legit.

I found a list of all the words that are censored in the video game "Dark Souls 2" and oh my gosh, IT'S OVER NINE THOUSAND! While obviously all the real swear words and stuff like that are on the list, extremely childish terms like "poop", "pee-pee", and "doo-doo" are on the list as well...

I remember when that Homestar skit first premiered, I was deeply disgusted by it. I may not be a member of the Homestar fandom myself but I still find it very disrespectful to those who do enjoy Homestar because of just how hateful and spiteful it seemed in comparison to the rest of their skits...