His brother was just kidnapped in the wilderness, though. In this specific situation, it would make sense to believe his claim that he was looking for his brother in the heavily wooded area right outside his home.

But it isn't Sexual Deviancy or Pedophilia, though. He's the same age. It would only be pedophilia if he were sexually mature and was interested in young children. That said, he destroyed his property. That's bullying. I've had people wrong me in the past, but I never thought of destroying their property. That just…

Why was she caring Pringles around everywhere? Who the hell does that?!

It was a fun average remake. It was more on par with Ghostbusters 2 rather than the 1984 Ghostbusters. Overall, I hope that any future sequel will be more original in terms of writing and will develop the characters better.

It was fun, but I thought it was pretty average. It wasn't a horrible reboot, like Robocop. It did have some very entertaining moments. Kate McKinnon was the only Ghostbuster that felt like an original character and not just a female version of the 1984 characters.

Cheerwine is wonderful.

It's been 10 years. I barely remember what I did this morning.

Moxie is a really big thing in Maine. There's a celebration every year for it. It tastes like a combination of Root Beer, Pepsi, and Nutmeg or Cardamon. My mom and sister love it, but my dad hates the nutmeg aftertaste.

Flavored Carbonated Water was the one thing that tricked me into giving up my daily soda habit back in college. Turns out, carbonation was the only thing that I needed. Plus, putting skittles in my carbonated water ended up tricking my mind into thinking that I was drinking Sprite Tropical Remix, my favorite childhood…

Soda's okay as a dessert, but like any dessert, it shouldn't be consumed every single day. Plus, a lot of local soda brewery's usually do offer healthy sodas with organic ingredients (Taylor's Tonics, Silk Road Soda, Hansen's soda, etc.)

Cheerwine is an amazing cherry soda, but I don't think I would like a doughnut flavored version of it. Now, I would definitely enjoy a Moxie-Doughnut Soda or Big Red-Doughnut Soda, though.

Almost half of the Real Ghostbusters' episodes are pretty bad, though. Damn you, Network Interference!

I disagree on the idea that the host of the podcast demonizes mental health sufferers, Yes, some people suffer from mental health issues and empathy should be absolutely shown to those suffering from such issues, but those issues shouldn't be used as a shield to absolve them or protect them from the horrible suffering…

For me, it becomes more powerful hearing the actual voices of those people that have suffered a tragedy. I felt so utterly heartbroken hearing Luka Magnotta's victim's mother cry for her son. Plus, hearing her actual voice would hopefully stop people from watching the death of her son on the internet and from…

Time just keeps on moving! I can't believe it's been 20 years since I saw this movie in theaters. I may have been 7 years old, but that 'Hey Arnold' sketch was the bomb. I remember my friends talking about that sketch more than the movie when school started again in August.

Why must Dave Coulier continue to ruin everything?!

He's never said any of that, though. Him, as a person, never moaned about how his childhood was ruined by sequels. I think the one time he's ever done that in character was when he was taking about Rocky 5, but that was awhile ago.

He's not obnoxious, though. I've met him several times through conventions and he's always been a pretty nice and very quite person. If I had to say anyone was obnoxious, it would either be Amazing Atheist or Nostalgia Critic.

The first movie and the first 78 of the 140 episodes of 'The Real Ghostbusters' are pure gold.

The Junior Ghostbusters deserve to die in hell! No kid ever wants to see another kid in a TV show! I really hated the horrible changes that those stupid Q5 consultants made to 'The Real Ghostbusters'. There was nothing wrong with the show! Why try to change it?