That sounds extremely jokes.
I had heard about vlogbrothers from a lot of YouTubers like Charlie but for some reason I never actually went to their channel. And then, I just did. I don’t really have any kind of story behind it.

We did die again.

@Izzy…hello…? (Also hello to the rest of you, but sorry, I just have absolutely nothing else to say:P)

Okay, so I made an effort to try Doctor Who out, because I felt left out being a Nerdfighter who didn’t like it. So I watched an episode the other day, and it was alright. I liked the doctor.

The new one. It was a new episode, about a widow and her two kids and Christmas and a forest and a box. The title was parodying that of a Narnia book’s title. I liked it, but I’m not really in to that type of sci-fi/fantasy-ish stuff.

I’m trying to get in to it. I gotta get used to it, like how you get used to coffee? Except I’m allergic to coffee, so the analogy sorta falls through, but I digress.

I don’t. See, I just watch On Demand all day when I’m home, and compared to the amount of television shows out there, they have a very limited stock. Like, I watch The Big Bang Theory every week. That’s great.

It’s just, when you spend most of your time either alone and/or lying down on a bed or couch, you watch a lot of TV, and develop some habits you wouldn’t otherwise consider ideal. Like, I’ve resorted to watching Survivor. I can almost feel my intelligence drop when I watch it. But I like reality shows like that. Survivor’d be cool if it wasn’t fake. It’d be like The Hunger Games, except instead of killing people you vote them off.

No, On Demand is Comcast-related. Right? Ughhhh, why can’t Hank be in charge of television….

Awesomesauce.
Um… my heart, mind, and creativity through drawing? In other words, nothing. What about you @Leo Shannon?

I’m a percussionist. I play the piano (although I haven’t in a while), all sorts of drums and things, and the timpani. But I’m also specifically a mallet percussionist – so I play bells, xylophone, etc. I love it so much. It’s one of the things I’m going to miss when I graduate – my school bands.

It’s also called a kettle drum. Here’s a picture: http://dft.ba/-21tI

Yeah, I’m really sad because I’m leaving my school’s jazz band. I’m gonna miss it so much. The school that I’m going into, they had an open house that I went to, and they had a little ensemble from their high school there playing, and the piece they played was something I might have played in 5th grade. So either my band is really good, or they’re just really bad. And I think they’re just really bad.

It was inevitable…

We must stop dying.

Hey.

HEYITSTOBYTURNER oh wait….. but hi nonetheless!

‘Sup.

salut

Howdy.

Um, so hey. I’m Riley, and I’m 13, and in 7th grade. I totally get why alot of you guys dont feel like teenagers even though you are, and for a variety of reasons. I grew up with 2 older siblings and 1 younger one, so i was always kind of the baby of the family, the “daddy’s little girl” because my younger sister acted more mature than me a lot. When i was 9 my dad divorced and recently got remarried to an also divorced woman, adding another older brother and a younger one. No longer being such the baby of the family, im starting to feel kind of like a teenager, but not really yet. 
Inside i still feel like a small kid.

Hey, Riley. I can’t really emphasize with you, because I’m sorta the oldest (although I have a half brother, who’s 30-something). But I can sorta get it. Once we’re all in high school, things will be different. It’s just the being-a-lowly-middle-schooler thing that bites us all in the butt.

James – are you in your play? You seem like you’d be a good actor. Or are you in the orchestra, or doing AV, or stage crew or something else? I can’t act for my life, so that’s what I do with my school plays. AV. I’d do orchestra if we had it, but my school doesn’t even have a substantial stage area set up.

Hey riley. Although I’m an only child, so when my parents divorced I had it a little better (I guess?), I definitely understand what you’re saying. But as for what I’ve been doing, my band and I just went down to Portland (from seattle) to play a concert and a contra dance, which was pretty fun. We got our first real encore, and although it was sort of half-assed, it wasn’t just our parents clapping because they didn’t want to get in the car and take us to soccer practice. (I apologize to @Riley–the other one, who’s in my band–for semi-stealing that line from you.) Also, James, that’s really cool! I wish I could be a halfway-decent actor, but it sounds like you’re pretty good!

It’s like a scottish/irish/old time/anything that we feel like playing kind of band that I’m in along with Riley and another person. Wow, I winced just typing that sentence. Here is a shameless plug, in case you care. http://www.facebook.com/theOnlies I am the one wearing a Giant Squid of Anger shirt in one of the photos. Also, looking at the Odyssey of the Mind wikipedia page, it looks both incredibly fun and incredibly intimidating. I get scared when really any kind of competition comes up. I’m just a wuss like that. But congrats on first place!

That’s really cool. Also, Scottish and Irish music is awesome.

Odyssey of the Mind sounds really cool, too. Good job on being first place!

I know, right? I don’t know the schedule at all anymore. I mean, I know John is Tuesday and Hank is Friday but I have no idea when Crash Course and SciShow videos are uploaded.
I don’t watch the Swoodliypooper videos, though. I should start watching them.

Yeah, with the end of the mon/wed/fri schedule, it’s really hard to keep track of everything. With scishow, all I know is that long episodes are sundays, and science news is on wednesday. Or maybe thursday. But, yeah, I am in the delayed process of watching today’s crash course. (Or maybe yesterday’s, for people in different time zones. Stupid time zones.) I do a thing where I just go through and take notes, which helps me understand it, but when he got to the part about glycolysis, I had to take a break. TOO MANY WORDS.