I was about to say that I don't really give a shit.. like I post stuff from poetv on my facebook all the time. I mean, it's not like I made them, I just posted from somewhere else. But he took my tag "decline of western civilization" from the robot video I submitted!

Penelope Speherris, filmmaker and creator of Decline of Western Civilization, if you're reading this, do a documentary about this feud instead of thinking about making another Waynes World or Beverly Hillbillies.

I don't think I've seen it on here, so like Seinfeld on NBC on Thursdays it's new to me. If you like this you should check out Mixtape About Nothing by Wale. It's a whole album of Seinfeld beats that he raps over and it's really good, getting into pretty dark territory such as Richards' you-know-what rant.

It's not the videos that's pissing us off, it's stealing people's comments and descriptions for his dumb semi-monetized google/facebook/tumblr bullshit.

Brian Harrod allegedly sold nuclear secrets to China in 1997.

Yeah, everyone shares videos, but passing off commentary as your own is dishonest - especially to a public audience. Recently, I used "Confederate Caliphate" in conversation and felt obligated to disclose it was coinage from some funny person from a website I like and naturally sounded fucking ridiculous, but I sleep easy at night. I totally could have gotten away with it though.

You think I'm funny?

:)

at least I now know which cleaning service to hire in Mamaroneck

I was referring to Brian Harrod and his + page. Never heard of you.

Just comment on his posts about him being a thieving jackass.

He gets away with it because no one says anything.

I have it on good authority that, and I quote, "Brian can't get none".

Good old Brian Harrod. I like him.

We should post some videos about Blarms. Get Brian Harrod to start spreading the word about Blarms! He should be using his g+ page for good, rather than lawful-neutral.

I'm having a hard time deciding which is worse.

I'll confess there was a time when I liked Limp Bizkit and Seinfeld at the same time when I was 15 years old. I really liked the cover of George Michael's Faith they did, knowing nothing else about the band, and a friend of mine made me a tape of it. I didn't know anything about Rap Rock outside of Rage Against the Machine and Public Enemy, so it was kind of new and cool to me back then, especially growing up in Seattle's shadow, where everything was TOTALLY GRUNGIFIED! But now I don't like Seinfeld or Limp Bizkit.

"I'll confess there was a time when I liked Limp Bizkit and Seinfeld at the same time when I was 15 years old."

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