Memes and Reality Bending

Memes are pretty much pointless on the modern internet.

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Farewell to an Old Freind

As of April 23, 2015, MacGyver the betta has passed on to the big shallow puddle in the sky.

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You're Never Gonna Believe How this Video Can Change Your Life.

I started making this off the cuff Vlog, and it became a life-changing event. You're life will be changed by watching this, too.

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My Harrowing Airport Security Incident

Sometimes, airport security can be pretty strict. And sometimes, apparently, not quite strict enough.

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Why Was the Internet Obsessing Over a Dress Last Week?

I've heard (read) a lot of people pleading, over the last week, "Please, enough with the dress!" So, naturally, I had to make a video, nearly a week after the commotion has died down, because I'm sadistic.

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8 Year Odyssey

I have been uploading videos for 8 years now, so, for my 8th year video, I've decided to put together a montage of all the times I've included The Illiad and the Odyssey in my videos over the years.

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Kid Suspended for Bringing Imaginary One Ring to School

A 9 year old in Kermit Texas was suspended for threatening students lives by bringing the One Ring of Sauron to school.

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How Marty McFly Altered 2015

Everybody is comparing 2015 to the depiction of 2015 from Back to the Future. But I've discovered that interventions on the part of Marty McFly's time traveling escapades have caused significant alterations to the development of technology and pop-culture along the way.

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Kanye Invented Paul Mccartney

Recently, a lot of silly people and news outlets have been making a fuss over some jokes about Kanye discovering Paul Mccartney, which they've been taking seriously.

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J-Dubb's Theatre 2014

J-Dubbs from 2011, 2013, 2014, and 2015 show up, but Jim stops them before they can confuse Floyd. J-Dubb of 2015 then initiates a flashback of the year 2014.

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Bah Humbug

A bunch of ghosts think they can change my attitude about Christmas. Ha! Losers!

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Top Ten Random White Elephant Gifts

These are some of the most random gifts I've received or given.

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How To Shop for the Holidays

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The Accurate Thanksgiving Story According to Jim

Here is Jim's "accurate" account of the first Thanksgiving.

What's the Difference between Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies: a History

A history of Warner Brother's cartoons.

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This is NOT a Halloween Video

Here is a video about the Summer.  ... 

Why is this text red? There must be some sort of mistake. This is a glitch. Red text is for Halloween. Halloween is a Fall holiday. J-Dubb's Theatre is boycotting Fall, therefore, there can be no Halloween. So, ignore the red text. There is nothing Halloweenish about this video. This is Summer!!


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What is Reality?

The teleporting wristband has gone haywire, and J-Dubb is stuck jumping around his old videos. So he decided to do a vlog, from video to video. This will be a blast from the past for many of you.

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This Startling Truth About Vaccines will Startle You

Now, the truth about vaccines is revealed!

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Somebody expected something that you might expect them to expect. What happened next, changed the way the post office is run and made this statue of Lenin cry milk.

"I expected something," said Lane MacLane of McFarlane county, "I mean, that's what people normally do in these sorts of situations; expect things, right?"

Lane is a typical clothes-wearing person, who speaks with the dialect of a particular region. At first glance, you wouldn't expect Lane to expect things that aren't typical for people to expect in response to a particular situation. Well, they say you can't judge a book by its cover. But in this case, you can. Lane's expectations were exactly what you would expect them to be. That is to say, the outcome which he expected from a situation was the exact outcome which you would probably be expected to expect Lane to expect.

Here is Lane's comment regarding his expectation:



In response, the Post Office has made several changes to their operating structure, as expected. Also, a bronze statue of Lenin cried milk. Nobody was expecting that.

Countdown to Summer

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Ice Bucket Challenge Tutorial

I've been nominated for the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, so I've decided to give a tutorial on how to do the Ice Bucket Challenge.

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Teleporting Wristband Unboxing

In this video, I unbox a wristband I received from Jon Lovell.

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Caption This

Hey everyone, the video I'm working on is taking a while to edit, so I thought we could play a game of Caption This.

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Are Independant Creators Getting the Back Burner?

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Wild Adventures - Vidcon 2014

A wildlife documentary in which J-Dubb visits the migration known as VidCon, to document the species known as, YouTubers.

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VIDCON dinner with DAILY BUMPS, BRATAYLEY, KITTIES MAMA | DAY 1

And, another VidCon video where I make a brief appearance.

Screaming Fans at VidCon 2014

Watch for me in Greg Benson's VidCon video.

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FANGIRL STAMPEDE VIDCON DAY 1 | Day 1851

Watch for my appearance in Lane's VidCon 2014 video.

Legend of the Pipe

The pipe has been destroyed, so I decided to waste 7 minutes of your time while I fix it.

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You May See Dinosaurs in Your Lifetime

You may see actual dinosaurs in your lifetime. Here's how...

This topic was also discussed in the classic blog post, How to Bring Back Dinosaurs.

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30 Minutes to Vlog

I've been tagged by JayDubman to make a random off the cuff video within 30 minutes of having watched his video.

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Increasing Subscribers Project

I am asking you to help me to finally, after 7 years, get to 600 subscribers.

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What Does the Future Hold for Your Past?

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Is Blind Driving the Latest Trend?

It seems there is a disturbing amount of people who are okay with looking at their cell phone while they drive, instead of looking for things that could kill them... or that they could kill.

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How to be an Intellectual on the Internet

An educational video by Professor Robbins on how to be an "interllecctual."

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Weird YouTube Experience

Basically, you know, a story about a weird, kind of funny, experience I had on YouTube several years ago.

See Adam's old J-Dubb Exposed video.

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The Origins of the J-Dubbles

For my 7 year anniversary video, I've decided to talk about the history behind my most distinguished clone minions, the J-Dubbles.

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Plant Reboot

In this video, J-Dubb attempts to find the perfect role in which to cast a plant. This is a reboot of a video posted to JDubbsTheatre in 2007. For the original, click here.

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My Thoughts on Justin Bieber

An extensive discussion about Justin Bieber in the wake of recent news.

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How to Handle Your Doobly Doo

When filling out your "About" section, avoid writing a video description, such as this one.

And never credit your music or legal information, like this:

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Adorable Puppy Intern

J-Dubb's Theatre has a new intern.

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J-Dubb's Theatre 2013

Jim is perplexed that J-Dubb from 2011 and J-Dubb from 2013 have returned, and are confusing Floyd, yet again. Jim sets things straight, by initiating a flashback through all J-Dubb's Theatre videos from 2013.

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How to Pronounce Oregon

It's trickier than you might think.

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Things that Should Never be Said Again

Some things just shouldn't be said anymore.

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The First Thanksgiving with D. Baggins

D. Baggins tells the story of the first Thanksgiving... as best he can.

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How to be Happy - trailer

Here is my channel trailer for J-Dubb's Theatre.

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3 Important Questions for You that Affect Important Things

I will be creating a channel trailer, but I want to ask you a couple questions first.

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Crossroads - Halloween ep. 5

A coin tossed onto the sidewalk begins a chain of events which alter Roger's course... and lead to his demise.

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Clown Rage

Sometimes I make videos about evil clowns. There's an interesting reason why.

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My First Cult Indoctrination

A cult leader gives his first indoctrination to some recruits.

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What is Breaking Bad?

Everybody on the planet, literally, and by "literally" I mean "not figuratively", seems to be excited about the final season of Breaking Bad. Why am I just hearing about it?

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Post Summer Depression

In this video, I overcome my inhibitions regarding the Fall.

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Video Responses RIP

So, after nearly a decade, YouTube has decided to get rid of video responses. Like many people, I find this disappointing, as video responses have been a big part of my YouTube experience over the years.

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iPhone 5 is Oldschool

New technology is always the coolest thing.. when it's new... and then you get used to it.

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What I thought I did

Sometimes, we find out things looked much different in our minds than they did in reality. And sometimes, these moments get caught on video.

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Success on YouTube: Vidcon 2013

And now, for my VidCon video. At VidCon 2013, I interviewed several YouTubers about growing an audience on YouTube, but had a revelation along the way.

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I'm A Big Youtuber (Vidcon 2013)

Another VidCon collab with Peter. This time, several YouTubers, including myself, are featured saying "I'm a big YouTuber", regardless of subscriber count.

The Master Plan at Vidcon 2013

Another collab at VidCon with Peter of JolVlogs. Here, Peter teams up with me and TheCasperOne, in a plot to kidnap EZ E of Epoddle. Also appearing in this video, are Cullen of bamachick1101, and IamCNuts.

More Yeshmin at VidCon 2013 with a bunch of idiots

I can be seen with Peter of JolVlogs, TheCasperOne, and MrArturoTrejo,  at the beginning of this Yeshmin Blechem video, in which Yeshmin rudely steps in front of me. How rude.

Begging for Subscribers at Vidcon 2013

Here is a collab I did with Peter of JourneysOfLifeVlogs. Peter wanders around Vidcon begging for subscribers, when he finds himself in the middle of a J-Dubb's Theatre vlog, and asks me for advice.

Life Advice From YouTubers (VidCon 2013)

In this video, Jake of JakeHasAnApple asks life advice from myself, and several other YouTubers, at VidCon.

Update Before Vidcon

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You've Met Before

How many people do you meet on multiple occasions without realizing it?

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XBox is Evil

Let it be known, once and for all, Xbox is in fact, evil. I've warned you before.

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Return of the Vlog

Back to the basics.

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Draw My Life

My own version of Draw My Life.

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El Pollito J-Dubb Here

This video is a parody of El Pollito Pio

The Winner of YouTube

After 8 years, YouTube's creators have revealed that this entire time, YouTube has been a contest to find the best video. After 8 years, YouTube has ended, and a winner has been selected.

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Use Caution when Practicing Magic

In response to LaveVids, I attempt a death defying feat known as, "the Pencil Trick".

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Lonelygirl15 is Fake!?

Sad news, as it has been revealed that Lonelygirl15 is fake... you know, seven years ago.

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J-Dubb's Theatre: Best of 2012

J-Dubb of 2011 makes a comeback, confusing Floyd as to what year it is. Jim sets things straight by initiating a flashback montage of the year 2012 in J-Dubb's Theatre.

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Well, That's That...

This is a big day for the world. It is the last anniversary of this blog. This was a blog about everything, whether it were heady or absurd. I wrote about various categories for example: music, sports, politics, sex, spirituality, videogames, giraffes, the Snorks, the crumb sitting on the coaster in front of me right now, people with the last name: McGee, snowmen, cars, and the mysteries of life, among many other various topics that happened to pop into my head at that moment. So park'er in that desk chair you got on clearance at Office Depot and suffer through the journey of a mind which straddles the border between genius and maddness.

Ah man, do I have to end this blog? I don't want to. I remembered how much fun it was, this past week composing and writing my blog posts, like old times. Then my dad commented about how he'll miss the blog, and Peter of JolVlogs commented about how he enjoyed reading my posts. I totally thought this blog was self serving. And then I started reminiscing over my old posts.

Here's why I decided to end this blog: first, I started a new job in 2011. Adjusting to the new routine, I didn't have a lot of energy for blogging or YouTubing, so they both kind of fell a way for a little bit. But the YouTube channel came first and I picked it back up. So, October 11 last year, as I went to write the anniversary post, I didn't have a whole lot to write about. When I began this blog, it sort of revolved around my life, so reviewing the year of this blog was like reviewing a year of my life. YouTube and Facebook have absorbed a lot of that, so it just wasn't the same. And I just didn't have the energy or drive to try to come up with something.

So, that post sort of hung in limbo for a while as an unsaved draft. I didn't want to post any of my new videos or any other blog post ideas I had until I finished the anniversary post. It was an annual tradition after all. Then, after getting fired up about "going the next level" with my YouTube channel this past summer, I decided it was too much to keep up with both blogging and YouTubing. So, after over a year of nothing, I decided that this was officially a dead blog. I had toyed with the idea of doing a final post for a while.

Then, I read on Facebook about the end of the Cort and Fatboy show. I decided it would be fitting to revive the blog to write about it, seeing how I've covered their story throughout this blog. And seeing how it ended a story which seemed to be tied into this blog, I figured it would be the perfect opportunity to do my final post. Then I got the brilliant idea to tie it in with the 2012 end of the Mayan calendar business.

So here is that post. It's all over now, as per Mayan prophesy. Well, it's been fun.

You know what? Screw the Mayans! They're just a bunch of dead guys/gals who used to sacrifice humans to their gods! They don't control my destiny!!














This is a big day for the world. It is another day of this blog. This is a blog about everything, whether it be heady or absurd. I will continue write about various categories for example: music, sports, politics, sex, spirituality, videogames, giraffes, the Snorks, the crumb sitting on the coaster in front of me right now, people with the last name: McGee, snowmen, cars, and the mysteries of life, among many other various topics that happen to pop into my head for the moment. So park'er in that desk chair you got on clearance at Office Depot and suffer through the journey of a mind which straddles the border between genius and maddness....
the latter being rather prevalent...

And so, I've decided after all the hype, not to end this blog. I generally try not to be one of those people who makes a lot of hype and then changes their mind, but I guess for today I am. I don't know when the next blog post will be, but sometimes it's nice to be able to compose my thoughts/ feelings/ ideas into written form and include a fitting image. And so that's how this blog will remain; available for the next time I want to post. This blog will officially end when I have a new blog... more about that later.

So, I guess the Mayans were wrong about this blog. The sun will come out tomorrow, after all. See you next time. J-Dubb out.

Superstar of All Time

Ever since day two, Superstar of the Week has been one of the defining features of this blog. Superstar of the Week would come and go, dwindling down in the beginning of the year, and then picking back up in the summer. It began as a joke; I'd arbitrarily select some random person, usually a celebrity, to feature that week as the Superstar of the Week. No explanation as to why this person had been selected, no excerpts or information about this person, just a picture.

The week of the one-year anniversary of this blog, the year of the Chuck Norris facts, I decided to feature Chuck Norris as the Superstar of the Year. Every year following this, until the last two years, I would select a Superstar of the Year and write a full post on why I had selected this person.

In 2009, I decided that the old Superstar of the Week gag had run its course, and instead decided to purposefully select a Superstar of the Week, writing a full article about this person.

I posted Superstar of the Week/ Year, on Mondays. And so, for the final Monday of this blog, I have selected a Superstar of All Time. After careful consideration, I have decided to select Richard Dean Anderson.

Richard Dean Anderson represents two inspiring characters. The first of these is the well-know, Macguyver, of the 80s television show. In modern times, the term "macguyver" has come into popular use as a verb, meaning to jury-rig, or to create from scratch with limited supplies.

Macguyver represents an attitude. Lock most people up in a supply closet, and they'll sit there wishing that they had a key, a weapon, a window, that someone would rescue them, that they weren't locked in a supply closet, that they had never come on that trip in the first place. Macguyver, on the other hand, would look around and find some way to create an explosion, a makeshift key, or a non-lethal weapon, and be out of that supply closet. There's no such thing as a lock for Macguyver. There's just different types of doorknobs.

The common attitude in life, is to wish that something were different, that something would change for you. The Macguyver attitude is to recognize what you need in your surroundings and go from there.

The second character is Col. Jack O'Niell (two Ls) from Stargate SG1. What I find inspiring about Jack O'Niell can be summarized in one quote: "I don't trust anybody who doesn't have a sense of humor." In a world on the verge of blowing a gasket, always worried about something, constantly honking their horns at the "idiot drivers" who inconvenience them in traffic, there is Jack O'Niell; totally sincere yet always playful.

One of the great questions of modern society is: "does the man serve the machine or does the machine serve the man?" The common lifestyle in this society is to spend one's life serving the machine with no real purpose; not to experience joy, or serve one's fellow human. Ultimately, not even for the paycheck, but because it's what we're "supposed to do." But if you serve the corporate structure merely for the sake of the corporate structure, then what is it's purpose?

Then there are those who live with a purpose. Joy and well-being represent the purpose of life whereas despair, anxiety, and depression indicate that something isn't right, something needs aid. Instead of arbitrarily sacrificing ones joy and well-being for no real purpose, one lives for the purpose of alleviating suffering and increasing well-being. A sense of humor is like a gauge indicating whether one's attitude would serve the well-being of life, or snuff it out.

A fictional character, such as Jack O'Niell, represents a personalized set of ideals which one can choose to identify with and align with in themselves. Do I feel playful, or righteously indignant? If the latter, then something is off-kilter.

And so, as I prepare to end this blog, I feature a character who quite possibly represents the purpose of J-Dubb's Theatre. When I was younger, J-Dubb's Theatre was instrumental at a time when I was easily tempted to take myself too seriously. Well, I'm still easily tempted to take myself too seriously... but I got better.

If playing goofy characters helps me to not take myself too seriously, then maybe I can do a better job of serving the well-being of life. If that's the case, then this blog from which J-Dubb's Theatre sprang has served a purpose.

Now, stay tuned for the final blog post, December 21...

December 21 2012 Is The End

Cort and Fatboy is Dead

The End of a Chapter

It's been a while since I last posted here. The post beneath this one is a video I did over a year ago featuring a short-haired me. I'm not even entirely sure how to post anymore, as the Blogger layout has completely changed. The last post I went to write was the 2011 anniversary post, following the tradition of October 11 every preceding year since the original post. I wrote the title and uploaded the fireworks images just like I did in the original blog post and every anniversary post since. But I didn't have anything to write about. This blog, once the center hub of J-Dubb's Theatre, had become nothing more than a place to embed my YouTube videos, which people were already watching on my channel and on Facebook. This blog had diminished, and YouTube had become J-Dubb's Theatre central. So, the completion of that anniversary post became a back-burner "to do list" item for awhile, until I finally gave up the ghost.

So, I found it fitting to revive this blog once more to chronicle the end of CortandFatboy, as I find this event, in a way, to be karmically intertwined with the fate of this blog.

In October of 2005, I was a young security officer working for a call center. I would pass the time by listening to 101 KUFO at my security desk. I would catch the end of the Cort and Boomer show, and then listen to the Tim Savage show. The writing in my original blog posts was inspired by the speaking style of Tim Savage. Eventually, Boomer left the Cort and Boomer show to be replaced by some guy named Fatboy. The time slots were then changed around to make room for the Marconi show, Kufo's new main event, so I didn't hear much of the Cort and Fatboy show at that time. I read a couple of Fatboy's blog posts though, and decided the guy was funny.

At the end of the year, I quit my security job to focus on school full time. In the mornings I would listen to the Adam Carolla show on Kufo, until, for whatever reason, I started listening to cds instead. At some point, I stopped listening to the Marconi show. As a grown adult wanting to be successful, I felt I had outgrown a fourty-something who still acted like a college fratboy. As I changed the J-Dubb's Theatre image from collegian to adult, I removed the Kufo link from this blog.

Some years later, I'm unsure why, I decided to tune in to Kufo. I must have been in a reminiscing mood. The Cort and Fatboy show happened to be on at the time. This was my first time really listening to their show since its inception, and I decided I was a fan. They were not douchey shock-jock fratboy wannabes like Marconi. They were funny and intelligent adults. I was delighted to learn that their show had taken over the Marconi time-slot, and Marconi was a thing of the past.

It turned out that I wasn't the only one who felt this way. They had a large fanbase of people who despised Marconi and felt refreshed by CortandFatboy's intelligent humor and discussion. Many people referred to them as the "saviors of radio" in that radio had become a poor medium for music in light of iPods and CDs, and this show was the only reason these people tuned in to the radio.  

Around that same time, still in the reminiscing mood I guess, I decided to listen to the Adam Carolla show one morning. After driving for a little bit, I realized that it wasn't Adam Carolla I was listening to. This was something different called the Rick Emerson show. This was a sophisticated, adult-oriented show. Rick Emerson was perfectly complimentary to his foil, Sarah X. Dylan. And newscaster, Tim Riley, added the perfect touch. It seemed Kufo had grown up with me.

I began following Cort and Fatboy and the Rick Emerson crew on Twitter. I learned of the many local events these guys held, including midnight movies and the "survive it and drive it" event. I began following other "Portland" related people through their retweets. It turned out these guys were a major part of the Portland community. During that time, I became less interested in YouTube and more interested in Portland media. I've lived the majority of my life in the Portland area, but never felt more connected to the Portland community than this time.

I added the Kufo link back to this blog.

Then, October 2009, as I was about to tune into the show, I saw a rumor buzzing around Twitter that Cort and Fatboy had been fired. I turned on the radio, and sure enough, they were gone. The next morning, it was confirmed that the Rick Emerson crew had also been canned. Everybody involved with Kufo up to that time had been fired and replaced by Alpha Broadcasting, the new owners of Kufo and several other Portland stations. For the next several days, the only thing the station broadcast, was a countdown in a robotic voice with intermittent "mother ship refueling." As a further slap in the face, the newly revamped station brought back the despised Marconi. I covered this incident in my post, The Day the Radio Died.

A local podcast called PDX Sucks, hosted by Portlander, Robert Wagner, left a voicemail number for people to call and leave angry voicemails about the canning of Cort and Fatboy, and played the voicemails in a podcast. I was one of those people. I also wrote a couple of definitions for Kufo on Urban Dictionary, which people seemed to enjoy.

After a few weeks of angry tweeting and blogging, the Cort and Fatboy show made a comeback in podcast form. They resumed their midnight movie showings at the Baghdad, beginning with Raising Arizona. Also, Sarah X. Dylan along with Greg Nibler, former producer of the Rick Emerson Show, began a new podcast, Funemployment Radio. Cort and Fatboy eventually moved their podcast to PDX.fm, a podcast network run by Robert Wagner of PDX Sucks. After a while, Rick Emerson started a show on PDX.fm as well.

I listened to PDX Sucks, Cort and Fatboy, and Funemployment Radio for a while, and the list began to grow. At one point, PDX.fm hosted a large Portland telethon. This happened uncannily simultaneous  with me posting a video about a mock fund raiser. I became irrationally concerned that people involved in the real fund raiser may have thought I was making fun of them. This is now one of many embarrassing life memories.

After a while, all the podcasts came to be too much. In the past, I could have the radio on in the background while working, and the Cort and Fatboy show would come on, and I could stop and listen. But I couldn't work while listening to a podcast. My podcast listening dwindled down to just Cort and Fatboy, and eventually,  I stopped listening to that on a regular basis, as well. In 2010, my Portland media interest diminished, and I made a comeback on YouTube.

In April of 2011, I don't remember how, but I found out that Kufo had gone off the air. After the Alpha Broadcasting revamp, ratings plummeted until the station just didn't hold up any longer. What was 101 KUFO since 1989 was replaced by talk radio. I have memories of listening to the radio in my room as a kid in the 90s and hearing the KUFO call letters. As of April 2011, that station is no more.

Around the same time, I'm unsure of the proximity or sequence, Robert Wagner sold Cascadia.fm, formerly known as PDX.fm. He went back to being an independent blogger/ podcaster.

And now, in conclusion to the saga, the Cort and Fatboy show has ended. The final show was held live at the Baghdad Theatre. Regrettably, I wasn't able to attend because I had accepted a late shift before I knew about the show. But it's over.

And now, I have decided to follow suit and end this blog. This was chapter one of J-Dubb's Theatre. Chapter two, my YouTube channel, is going strong. But this blog has been defunct for a little over a year now. So I've decided, rather than letting it dwindle into the ether of abandoned blogs, I will give it a ceremonious ending.

And so, just as the Mayans predicted, December 21 2012 will be the end. Stay tuned...

edit: At the time this post was written, I had not published anything to this blog since October 2011. It was very much a defunct blog. As of June 2020, all videos that were uploaded to the J-Dubb's Theatre YouTube channel, between October 2011 and the date of this post, have been published to this blog, dated according to their original upload dates.

The First Thanksgiving with Floyd

In this video, Floyd tells the story of the first Thanksgiving.

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2012 Chronicle

In the fourth Halloween edition of J-Dubb's Theatre, witness the end of the world from a handycam, in the style of the movies, Cloverfield and Chronicle.

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Killer Klowns from Outer Space Review for SourceFed

J-Dubb's review of the movie, "Killer Klowns from outer Space" for SourceFed.

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The Hank Green Challenge: Selling Your Soul

Hank Green has a list of challenges for me, to demonstrate once and for all if they can in fact be done. For instance: can you really sell your soul, and can you really light a fire with an orange.

This is a response to Hank Green's video, Can You Really Light a Fart?, in which Hank answers questions from the top Google searches beginning with the phrase, "can you really".

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Caption This

Another video that's taking a while to edit, so, while you wait, let's play another game of "caption this".

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Restraunt-Movie Outtakes

Outtakes from the video, "Hot up and coming Movies."

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Hot Up-and-Coming Movies

Epoddle recently made a video where they named different restaurants. Here are some trailers for those restaurants, as if they were movie titles.

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Update on New Video

Once again, the title says it all.

CheekyChickenhead - YouTuber Awards ep 6

The winner of the sixth YouTuber awards is CheekyChickenhead.

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Katers17 Contacts Aliens

In a recent KatersOneSeven vlog, we saw Katers in the salon, with foil in her hair, as Cory joked about her contacting aliens. Here's the part that we didn't see in that video.

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Vidcon 2012

Epic man-hugs from Mr. Safety, abuse by katers17, technical expertise from Greg Benson, Tay Zonday's real voice, Mark Douglas photo-bombs Lamar Wilson, and more in this video from Vidcon 2012.

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My Day at Vidcon 2012 (Saturday June 30)

Here is Peter of JourneysOfLifeVlogs' video of his trip to VidCon, in which he hangs out with me, and we run into other YouTubers. Also, when I say "It's just like being John Malkovich", I'm referring to the movie "Being John Malkovich" which involves a building with a half floor. If you don't know that, my comment is way out there.

Smosh-Dubb's Theatre

J-Dubb and his best friend who he makes videos with, get into all kinds of antics, including; magical objects that bring thoughts to reality, food battles, fictional things in real life, gender bending, break-ups and reunions, and killer inanimate objects. Wait... doesn't this sound a bit like another YouTube channel?

Music by Kevin MacLeod

Attention Viewers: I Need Your Input

I am applying to be featured on stage by Michael Buckley at VidCon. Which of my videos is your favorite? Let me know in the comments. Thanks.

Music by Kevin MacLeod

JourneysofLifeVlogs - YouTuber Awards ep 5

The fifth edition of the YouTuber Awards, featuring JourneysofLifeVlogs.

Music by Kevin MacLeod

Desparate Plea to Hal Thompson

I need some advice from legendary YouTube expert, Hal Thompson. This video is part of the clown saga.

Music by Kevin MacLeod

Apology to Greg Benson

After trying multiple times to push a fish tank on Greg Benson, I have decided to apologize.

Music by Kevin MacLeod

Is the YouTube Community Dying?

Sometimes I make videos where I discuss the YouTube community because, to me, the community is my reason for being on YouTube. There is a lot of doomsday talk right now regarding the community. Is this it? Is the community dying?

Music by Kevin MacLeod

MakeMeBad35 in Art

J-Dubb has painted an inspiring masterpiece on canvas, using acrylic paint, based on a scene from the video by MakeMeBad35, Public Trolling: Elephant Puppet.

Strange Spamming Machine

Weird thoughts go through my head during the day.

Music by Kevin MacLeod

Crazy American Beverage

Why did soft drink sizes in the US get so big?

Music by Kevin MacLeod

5 Years of J-Dubb's Theatre Videos

J-Dubb talks about last week's video and takes a walk down memory lane.

Music by Kevin MacLeod

Re: Re: YouTube Sandwiches

Five years between now and my most viewed, most hated on, second video I ever uploaded. Here is a 2012 recreation side by side with the 2007 original.

And, here is the recreation by itself.

SapienApien YouTuber Awards

A quick "shit ____ says" video, followed by the latest YouTuber award.

Music by SapienApien and Kevin MacLeod.