While I can agree with that sentiment in theory, in practice, I found that nobody really gave a shit if you were good at math or science; if anything, it was just another reason for assholes to push you into the mud and treat you like shit, which I got tired of around 7th grade. To me, laying low and feigning ignorance seemed like a good solution at the time, and was a much better alternative than committing assault or being embarrassed as fuck by my dad when he'd run off to a kid's house to chew out their parents (and you can guess how well that shit turned out the next day). Just some perspective.

It gave me a good chuckle. Thanks, Wil. :D

I was gonna post something pessimistic until I read Ariana's last post. I'm gonna set aside a few hours for writing now.

I don't blame Youtube. Remember, CBS put the promo up, so it's their fault.

Yeah, I saw on the wootstock page. That's pretty awesome. Personally, I'd pick Toronto. Hotels and the International Centre are minutes away from the airport.

"This video is not available in your country due to copyright restrictions." I am sad. :(

My biggest lament right now is that, even if you guys were to come to Toronto, I still wouldn't be able to afford to go. *sigh* Unemployment sucks. :(

I think he's asking for more than just Wil to come.

Yeah, that is Mike Rowe. I guess deboning fish is a dirty job. :)

Yeah, that is Mike Rowe. I guess deboning fish is a dirty job. :)

My favorite part was when NPH suggests that one of the Prop 8 supporters was a lesbian.

My favorite part was when NPH suggests that one of the Prop 8 supporters was a lesbian.

My sister has the season 5 DVDs, so I actually got to watch this one for the first time a couple days ago. Interesting episode, though you kinda wanna take a brick to the kid's face by the end of it. I also found it kinda funny when they were pulling you out of your box, 'cuz I got to thinking "You know, if somebody asked 'I wonder what happened to Wil Wheaton?' and I showed them this scene, what would their reaction be?"

My sister has the season 5 DVDs, so I actually got to watch this one for the first time a couple days ago. Interesting episode, though you kinda wanna take a brick to the kid's face by the end of it. I also found it kinda funny when they were pulling you out of your box, 'cuz I got to thinking "You know, if somebody asked 'I wonder what happened to Wil Wheaton?' and I showed them this scene, what would their reaction be?"

The look on your face is just priceless. It says many things to me, like "STFU," "GTFO," or my personal favorite, "RTFM!" *looks at pic again* lol Everytime I look at it I start giggling. It's so funny. I'll say this though; you're a braver man than I, Wil. ;)

The look on your face is just priceless. It says many things to me, like "STFU," "GTFO," or my personal favorite, "RTFM!" *looks at pic again* lol Everytime I look at it I start giggling. It's so funny. I'll say this though; you're a braver man than I, Wil. ;)

Yeah, this is complete and utter BS. I'm guessing the angle they'll go for is that it's Christopher Robin's daughter or some such thing. A lot has changed in the world in the last 80 years. However, think of Sesame Street. It is also timeless, and it hasn't done any of this gender-bending crap as far as I can tell. I mean, new characters have been introduced, but I don't think they've turned Grover or Cookie Monster into ladies. They've added new characters instead, and incorporated modern concepts. Based on the screen they show, it looks like the child is going to be the center of attention rather than being the source of imagination, which was all Christopher Robin really was. I mean, if I remember the original correctly, he doesn't even show up in his own imaginings until near the end, though my memory is slightly sketchy on that. I do, however, remember that his role largely remained as that of puppetmaster rather than active participant in the events that unfolded. I'll tell you this though; if this turns out to be a "Dora the Explorer by Disney", I'm going to laugh my ass off when it fails and Dora stays number one.

Yeah, this is complete and utter BS. I'm guessing the angle they'll go for is that it's Christopher Robin's daughter or some such thing. A lot has changed in the world in the last 80 years. However, think of Sesame Street. It is also timeless, and it hasn't done any of this gender-bending crap as far as I can tell. I mean, new characters have been introduced, but I don't think they've turned Grover or Cookie Monster into ladies. They've added new characters instead, and incorporated modern concepts. Based on the screen they show, it looks like the child is going to be the center of attention rather than being the source of imagination, which was all Christopher Robin really was. I mean, if I remember the original correctly, he doesn't even show up in his own imaginings until near the end, though my memory is slightly sketchy on that. I do, however, remember that his role largely remained as that of puppetmaster rather than active participant in the events that unfolded. I'll tell you this though; if this turns out to be a "Dora the Explorer by Disney", I'm going to laugh my ass off when it fails and Dora stays number one.

That was awesome, Wil. I especially liked the break, made me laugh out loud. Can't wait for the next one.

That was awesome, Wil. I especially liked the break, made me laugh out loud. Can't wait for the next one.