OK, I think I’m done playing musical blogs for tonight.

I’ve archived five blogs on a new account and removed them from this one, and put notes in the sidebars saying that they aren’t active. I don’t want to delete them, since they still get quite a few visits, but it’s nice to have such a shorter list of blogs here now.

Yesterday:

Today:

I deleted the other one which I’d never actually put anything on because I was silly and started a blog for a comic, then realized that I have no artistic ability and couldn’t draw a comic. I also deleted my private blog where I kept some nice messages that I’d received, because it just became a reminder of people who used to talk to me but don’t anymore.

I renamed Things that Upset Kenny and changed the URL — it’s now the Kenny News Network (aka KNN). If you were following thingsthatupsetkenny, you’re already following KNN. It’s the same blog, just renamed.

I redid the themes for this blog and for The Disney Files. Well, it’s the same theme, actually (I just really like the Effector theme’s ability to be customized, which is why all of my blogs use it), but I did change the colors and fonts around.

I still have to re-work the colors on the KNN blog — I don’t like the combo that I came up with. So I’m off to find a color combination that I like better than the one I’ve got right now.

stayforthecredits: Favorite Film (and book) Dad: Atticus Finch “He was lovely. So lovely. He really was Atticus. It’s almost impossible to distinguish between Atticus and Gregory Peck. He was that person. For me, I called him Atticus until the day he died because that’s who he was. “I think what was really different was that my mom died three weeks after I graduated from high school. My dad died two years after I got married and I really felt cut loose and Atticus was still here, because he would make time to call and say, ‘What ya doing kiddo?’ and check on me and make sure everything was all right. And that was the great thing.” - Mary Badham (Scout Finch)
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stayforthecredits:

Favorite Film (and book) Dad: Atticus Finch

“He was lovely. So lovely. He really was Atticus. It’s almost impossible to distinguish between Atticus and Gregory Peck. He was that person. For me, I called him Atticus until the day he died because that’s who he was.

“I think what was really different was that my mom died three weeks after I graduated from high school. My dad died two years after I got married and I really felt cut loose and Atticus was still here, because he would make time to call and say, ‘What ya doing kiddo?’ and check on me and make sure everything was all right. And that was the great thing.” - Mary Badham (Scout Finch)

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Source: stayforthecredits

  • men get into something not aimed at their gender: get special titles like "brony." recognition by creators. heralded for defying gender appeal. get documentary.
  • women get into something not aimed at their gender: not real fans. probably secret friend zone warriors deadset on erasing men from the human race. get insulting demeaning memes and sexual harassment.

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pearlescent-starscape: nbcnews: Meet Alex, first ‘Sesame’ Muppet to have a dad in jail (Photo: TODAY) Those friendly, fuzzy Muppets from “Sesame Street” have helped kids open up about all sorts of serious subjects, from hunger and divorce to military deployment. But they’re now tackling a much more unexpected issue: incarceration. Continue reading I fucking love Sesame Street
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nbcnews:

Meet Alex, first ‘Sesame’ Muppet to have a dad in jail

(Photo: TODAY)

Those friendly, fuzzy Muppets from “Sesame Street” have helped kids open up about all sorts of serious subjects, from hunger and divorce to military deployment.

But they’re now tackling a much more unexpected issue: incarceration.

Continue reading

I fucking love Sesame Street

Source: TODAY.com

The obligatory cringe-worthy answer from the Q&A portion of last night’s Miss USA pageant.

Pretty sure she had no clue what the question was actually about, considering the fact that it was a question about the pay discrepancy between men and women and part of her response was “men are seen as the leaders of this” (creating jobs) and that better education will lead to job creation which…leads to income equality? Maybe?

My mom didn’t buy this answer when we were watching this last night. Her immediate response was “Well, she just lost.”

But really, Miss Connecticut (who won the pageant) was the only contestant who even answered the question she was given in a clear, concise way. The rest, while not as bad as Miss Utah, were like teens going into their first job interview unprepared and trying to B.S. their way through.

I am seriously debating deleting some blogs.

I’m gonna sleep on it, but I’m really feeling like this is too many.

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I never post to DarkDisney or WEDWAYPeopleMover anymore (ever — it’s been over seven months), but I don’t want to delete them…I may make another account and transfer them to it so they can stay live but come off this list.

HomeIcons may go with them — I only use it when I get request for the most part, and that’s getting rare (which is fine — it stopped being fun a while ago).

HidingBehindTheSofa could go away…I’m sure tumblr would survive the loss of yet another Doctor Who blog.

Posts from IGetDepressed would end up going here instead. I know some people don’t care, and tell me to be a “grown ass man” and assume that I have the same resources as they do to fix my issues (I can’t believe that anon from February is still eating at me, but things like that tend to stick with me for a long time), but if I can’t put my real feelings on the blog that bears my name than what’s the point? Besides, both people who follow that one follow this blog too, so they won’t be missing out.

I can’t decide on ThingsThatUpsetKenny. I may bring back the old Kenny News Network and transition that blog to cover those things, because I know I tend to get carried away with the news stuff. Sometimes I feel like I’m hiding posts when I put them there, but I may leave things as they are, and put some stuff here and keep using that for “overflow” when I feel like I’m posting a heck of a lot of things. Obviously it never took the news and politics completely off of this blog, but it was never meant to. Odds are that it will stay, though it may be renamed.

And finally, SpyVsNotASpy — I just started this one a couple nights ago when I had an idea about doing a comic that would be sort of a parody of Spy vs Spy, except it would be one spy who just thinks other people are spies who are out to get him, and in each strip he’d be trying to outsmart the “trap” that they had set (except that there would be no such trap, and any time he fell victim, it would be to his own actions).

Since coming up with the idea, though, I remembered that I can’t draw at all, and I don’t think the concept works as well as a written story, so I may just let that one go. It’s got no posts on it, so it wouldn’t be much of a loss.

So conceivably, this list may get shortened to just KennyVee, TheDisneyFiles, and ThingsThatUpsetKenny (or maybe KennyNewsNetwork instead) if I still feel the same when I get up tomorrow. Well, plus the blurry ones. It may be nice to reduce this list by six.

The rest are explained in the image…two of them are private blogs and password-protected, but that’s no reason to give out the URL, and the other is a blog that I can’t really talk about my involvement with for reasons (there are a few of you who know what it is, but it’s not common knowledge and I’d like to keep it that way).