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Is the set the only thing that will make an appearance from The Guild?  Why, not at all, becomingjoana, thanks for asking! (Even though you didn't actually, uh, ask.)

In fact, Felicia Day-- the creator of The Guild-- WILL be making an appearance in tomorrow's brand-new episode of Save the Supers, JediMark82.  I bet you didn't know THAT, huh?  I guess you'll just have to watch and see for yourself, won't you?

The world is ending today…Or is it?  You see, I don't believe that the world will end today.  Why?  Because of Save the Supers.  Now, I know you might say to me, "Hey bro, those are fictional characters, they aren't real, and even if they WERE real, there's no such thing as a superhero, so your entire point is moot!  SUCK IT!" To which I would respond, "Hold up there, partner!" and then I'd make my point that the world wasn't going to end because a world that has such great video content in it as Save the Supers couldn't possibly end!  SUCK ON THAT, BRO!

Then, after we had stopped punching each other in the face yelling "Take that, bro!" and "Fat chance, partner! and "Idiot head!  Idiot head!" we'd both realize that we should be spending time watching Save the Supers instead of fighting, regardless if the world is going to end or not.  If it's gonna end, then we'd better use the remaining hours here on Earth to enjoy Save the Supers; and if it's not going to end we should watch the show anyways because it's just a funny, well-made product that we both can't get enough of.  

So as you can see, Save the Supers - the show - is actually a superhero itself: it stopped my fictitious enemy and I from fight one another over whether the world was going to end or not.  It made peace between us, even though we had differing opinions.  And, most importantly, it made us both realize that what's most important in this crazy, mixed up world we live in is that Felicia Day in a catsuit is awesome.

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If you haven't been watching already, then you absolutely have to start watching "Chris Donahue Presents How To Be A Man".  It's a really funny show starring my buddy Chris where he gives you useful and amusing tips on how to do things like a man, such as throwing a party or dressing yourself. 

In the latest episode, Chris was nice enough to ask me, your very own DannyMoney, to appear in the episode "Working Out".  I play a trainer and I teach Chris how to get really ripped!  I had a great time and I think you might enjoy watching it!  

The 2012 NFL season begins today!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (Yes, my excitement is worth 18 exclamation points) My co-workers Dean and Chris are un-American and don't care about football so it's up to me, a red-blooded American alpha male to share some reasons why everyone should be excited about the 2012 NFL season.

 1)    Beer and Wings - On Sundays during the football season it’s socially acceptable to eat as many wings and drink as much beer as you want. People don't merely look the other way like they do when you eat wings in church on Sunday; they actually EXPECT this indulgence. Hell, even my mom has absolutely no problem with me polluting my body with fat and alcohol (by which I mean she has no tolerance for me polluting my body with fat and alcohol).

 2)    Fantasy Football – Not only do you get a chance to root for your favorite pro team every week, you also get to act as the head coach of your very own fantasy team: playing against your friends, spewing insults like “You suck!” or “I am better than you!” at them across crowded bars.  Remember, it’s all about the pageantry, folks.

3)    You’ll get to watch funny Daily Grace videos about football, like this one from last season, where she shows how much she knows about the sport: Nothing.  Grace knows nothing about football. Nothing.

4)    Because you never know if something ridiculous like this will happen.  Or a disgusting act, such as this.  Or this. 

5) Most importantly, tonight the defending Super Bowl Champions-- my beloved New York Giants-– face off against their division rivals, the Dallas Cowboys. So even if you’re not interested in the game itself, it might warm you to know that somewhere in New York, hunkered down with beer and wings (remember: this is socially accepted behavior during football season) I’m screaming my lungs out, cheering for my team like a crazy person.  You gotta respect the passion, no!?

Or not...

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