To The Good and Fine People of Youtube,
          There are a variety of ages of those who watch youtube videos.  However, mostly it is people in the twelve to seventeen age group who comment.  I can tell by how lousy the writing is,haha.
          Well, I can stoop to that level, and write as many stupid things as the next person, either by choice, or when I am completely hammered.   I won't however, except at those times when I feel like it.  Why make rules for myself?
           Anyway, who cares about anything I say or do anyways?  No one, so I may as well have a good time.  I don't care anymore if people understand me or not.  They never did before, so why should they now?  I have no idea.

           I have recently stopped making videos.  I just don't care anymore.  I only like to make videos when I have a good idea, and if it isn't too much work.
           Being employed by adsense is the equivalent of looking for pennies on the street, which is actually more lucrative, I might add.

          I give up expecting and hoping people will write, type, and compose in Standard English.  Instead, people, even grown adults, type in all lower case with no punctuation.  I find this material so unfun to read.  What, is everyone a fan of e.e. cummings?  Geez, Louise.

     The worst is when they ask a question like 'will someone help with quest' and not use a question mark.  That means I have to mentally insert one.

     To be fair, a lot of these kids on the web can be pretty funny, though.  I like some of their responses.  They think of things that no adult would think of.

     My favorite line, that defended a kid's position about writing is he said, "i cant write but i can play the shit outta this video game".
     I accept that.  I need kids who know what they are doing on these online games, because I sure as hell don't.

     So, it took me a while.  I don't have to like what or how people write.  I have to tolerate it, and that's okay.  I can deal with that.

     Some people on the web find me real annoying.  Sorry to bug people, but I ain't stoppin'.