Danny DeVito

what it says on the title

Do you like rum ham?

I CLAPPED I CLAPPED WHEN I SAW IT

the krusty krab finally is safe to open again

justice for AOL

As meticulously crafted as SpongeBob has been as an epic narrative, there's unfortunately been one key element missing: ignoring the infamous 2010 BP oil spill, which spawned irreparable damage to the ecosystems. For a show that's set underwater, you'd think it'd be common sense for them to bring it up and show its effects on Bikini Bottom, but nope. I am very disappointed they never found a way to tie into the narrative. Not very bravo, Steve and gang...

Jared Leto is our lord and savior.

I miss Omair posting here?

I'll take the seahorse radish good sir

F: Frank Reynolds has a U: Ukelele that he N: Never uses

Can you explain the meaning of this? also I will not be your slave sorry

Squidville is another classic beloved episode by many a SpongeBob fan. However, deep within the episode's narrative lies a dark secret: it is an allegory for racism, exampled in the clip above: As this scene and the rest of the episode would go on to demonstrate, Squidville is not a seemingly innocent safe haven for octopi folk: It is an octopi ethnostate. It is quite bold that the SpongeBob writers tackled such a serious concept as early as 2001. Bravo Steve! However, this leaves me wondering several implications this has for the universe. Does Squidville imprison and brutally torture fish that are seemed "inferior"? And how about the geopolitical relations Squidville has with the rest of the sea? This is very important SpongeBob lore I need my answers to.

Favorite It's Always Sunny episode?

"Good Neighbors" is now called "Horrible Neighbors"