That would have been the weirdest tangent on a Wikipedia page. Jim Henson, Muppets, Sesame Street, retired characters, Big Bird oh was that an early version of Abelardo?, Challenger shuttle dis-- what. What? What the fuck?!

When the guy who played Mr. Hooper died, they worked that into the show. The cast, sincerely grieving, had to explain to a seven-foot-tall canary that he wasn't coming back. That's not really he same kind of intrusion from reality, as acknowledging the same giant fowl fucking exploded on national television.

The only possible comparison would be if some show had a gimmicky live episode that happened to be scheduled for 9 AM, on a Tuesday, in September of 2001.

That flag has no color. It's a gigantic question mark somehow devoid of everything but the question.

My recommended videos are drain cleaning, lawn maintenance, wood turning, science, and meme stuff like Stephen He.

Other than the meme stuff, I imagine the girl would get the wrong idea about both my approach to chores and my scientific background.

Mine is pretty boring lol

I have a video about retro games at the top of my RSS youtube feed, does that count?

Retro Game Mechanics Explained - Why Stomping Wigglers Glitches Super Mario World

I watched that video recently

When is the wedding?

Haha looks like it would be a red flag at first

It's a good video

Probably not a big surprise that I like to hang out in noncredibledefense.

This idea checks out for me, I might move the order around with how relevant they are to my interests but the top 5 videos are:

• Video essay about games I've never played
• YouTube poop (doobus goobus)
• Expert commentary (legaleagle)
• Cat video
• Coding video

Tbh I think this might encapsulate my entire personality.

I've got MythBusters and Dark Souls in my top two. What's a nerd flag?

here are my current YouTube recommendations:

Tell me what you think of me.

Jokes on her, I disabled YouTube Recommendations