Just needed to check in about this...

[thehefner]

I didn't think I could love FOSTER'S HOME FOR IMAGINARY FRIENDS more than I already did. I maintain that it is the modern successor to Jim Henson's muppets, and dearly deserves wider recognition. Especially today, now that many people are confused while others are dying of awestruck laughter:

Utterly brilliant. And that they gave the last word to Cheese... I LIKE CHOCOLATE MILK!

Okay, back to the road now.

Comments

[torberg.livejournal.com]

Okay, I had heard about the rickroll earlier and my first thought was, "Oh for the love of...why do people still think this is funny?" Now that I know Rick Astley himself was involved, okay, this time was funny.

[fragmentedsky.livejournal.com]

I was like "...is that? NO. They can't have done that on purpose. ...but why on earth would they do that if it wasn't on purpose? OMG."

[gore-whore-5.livejournal.com]

Fucking awesome. Cheese is the best EVAR!

[spacechild.livejournal.com]

At the end? What he said was "I like Rick-rolling".

Thats what its called when you fake someone out with Rick Astley.

[whimmydiddle.livejournal.com]

I think Heffy is all too aware of that. He's far too hip to popular and intarweb culture to not be.

I'm not familiar with this Imaginary Friends show, but what I suspect is going on here is that this character that is evidently named Cheese is given to declaring he likes chocolate milk, and instead for this event he said he likes Rick Rolling.

[thehefner.livejournal.com]

... yes, Danny, I know. The reason it's funny is because, on the show, Cheese is known to say things like "I like chocolate milk!" and "I like cereal!" Which is why it's funny. Ha. Ha.

Did you really honestly think I didn't know what Rick-Rolling was? Man, there are no emoticons for the look I'm giving right now.

[spacechild.livejournal.com]

Simmer down, killer. I don't watch the show, I wouldn't know, and so to me it looked like you just misheard it.

Why should everyone know what rick-rolling is? Is that piece of information vital to our survival? Is it wired into our base instincts?

So I can figure that you probably know what it is, sure, but the way you said it in your post made it seem that you misheard it.

[thehefner.livejournal.com]

Yes, but I am a big flaming pop culture nerd who virtually lives on the internet. I'm hip, pally! I wouldn't be posting this video in the first place if I wasn't!

[spacechild.livejournal.com]

Yeah, you're the bees knees, you hep-cat, you. Unlike the rest of us squares.

[themadhatter26.livejournal.com]

AWESOOOOOOOOOME