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John Oliver gives Caillou some tough love
On this week’s edition of his show Last Week Tonight, John Oliver — in the midst of a brilliant segment on Net Neutrality, which you really should watch in its entirety — took a few seconds to address everybody’s favorite … Continue reading
Be careful what you ask for, Roger!
Be back later. Moving going great. Painting is done. Brain is exploding. Oh, and here’s some music. Heh!
Caillou In Inappropriate Places II
Yes, I suppose this will become a semi-regular feature (here’s the first time), because, well, making fun of Caillou is an awful lot of fun! So join me as we follow Caillou into more inappropriate places! Caillou reacts to Pepper … Continue reading
Caillou in Inappropriate Places
Here’s an awful thing that popped into my head one day that I couldn’t resist: using Photofiltre to insert Caillou, everybody’s least-favorite four-year-old, into terrible scenes from history. I’ve been doing this on Tumblr, and here are the ones I’ve … Continue reading
I’m just a kid who’s four, each day I grow some more!
In an odd moment during the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, when the Dora the Explorer balloon floated by, The Daughter voiced her strenuous dislike of Dora. This took me by surprise, because time was – and not too long ago, … Continue reading