Heck No Pooh's Adventures

Austin Alexander thinks that “South Park” should be a kids show and be on Nickelodeon and have the swearing and violence removed, what a baby.

I’ve dealt with this kind of situation before. Any of you guys remember CoolNSexyRickz?

Why are they still making these?

Here’s another of those “edited” videos. I don’t understand why people like these videos so much. What’s really sad about this one is this is the only version of the SpongeBob episode “BlackJack” that’s on YouTube. SpongeBob episodes that are sped up on YouTube are O.K. though because they aren’t edited with random swear words and other stuff. The only episodes of SpongeBob I can think of that work with swearing are “Sailor Mouth” (for obvious reasons) and “Krusty Love” (the part where SpongeBob yells gibberish at Mr. Krabs after he says that SpongeBob is loose with other peoples money).

Alfred Hitchcock’s “Rope” (1948), released by Warner Bros., was sold to Associated Artists Productions in 1956 along with the pre-1950 Warner Bros. feature films, the pre-September 1948 live-action short subjects, the pre-August 1948 color Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies, and the Harman-Ising Merrie Melodies (excluding “Lady, Play Your Mandolin!”) from Warner Bros., and also bought the Fleischer Studios/Famous Studios Popeye cartoons from Paramount in 1956 (the black and white cartoons) and 1957 (the color cartoons), and in 1958, United Artists bought a.a.p. and renewed the copyright to “Rope” in 1976. Hitchcock and his estate bought this film from United Artists along with four films released by Paramount (“Rear Window” {1954}, “The Trouble with Harry” {1955}, “The Man Who Knew Too Much” {1956} and “Vertigo” {1958}) and in 1983, MCA (owner of Universal Studios) bought the five films from Hitchcock’s estate and reissued them that same year (“Psycho” {1960} was sold to Universal in 1968). “Rope” is probably the only film in the a.a.p. library that MGM, and later, Turner, never owned.

I don’t get these videos at all and the characters in these videos are poorly drawn.

Ah! Fake VHS Openings. What a stupid idea that was on YouTube. The most idiot on YouTube, CrazyBrandondorf has made the most fake VHS openings ever. Along with Warren1995. CrazyBrandondorf is the Planet 51 fanfag, and always put Jim Henson stuff on his fake VHS openings. Welp, I should have learned.

On the bright side, many haters made parodys like this one.

So CrazyBrandondorf hasn’t posted videos since a year. So that means, NO MORE FAKE OPENINGS!

Luigi: It’s not over yet!

WHAT?

Hitler (Downfall): Ahhh! WAS IST diese Scheiße überhaupt?!?! Und warum ist dies mit gefilmt??! (AHHH! WHAT IS THIS SHIT ANYWAY?!?! AND WHY IS THIS FILMED WITH CAMERA?!?!)

I normally find swearing to be funny if done right that is, but these “edited” videos on YouTube are in my opinion really stupid. All they are are episodes of a show (usually SpongeBob) edited with random swear words, sex organs, and rarely, bleeps (people using real swear words in “Sailor Mouth” is funny because it actually sounds like those are the 13 bad words such as something like “Krabs is a fucker”) and also it seems like they always use the same sound source for the dialog.

Here’s another of those “My reaction” videos and Paramount sold the Famous Studios October 1950-March 1962 non-Popeye cartoons (excluding the 1961 Noveltoon “Alvin’s Solo Flight”, staring Little Lulu) and the Famous Studios-created characters to Harvey Comics in 1959, not to Classic Media (which later bought Harvey Comics).