I've been working in a building that overlooks the Occupy Columbus activities since they got going. I've went from LMAO on the first day, (30 or so people walking the block screaming "We Are the 99!" <irony O_o) to ROFLMAO yesterday, (three miserable guys huddled under their little shelter as the day went from bad to worse with the wind picking up and rain coming in buckets).

Good work cbaortony1, as you're documentation allows me to bring the chuckles home with me.

If she could stop herself from being a lying leftist law breaker and keep her trap shut for a little while, I'd love to curl up and take a nap with my head on her huge dirty pillows.

Awesome. You have pleased my ear holes!

I'm with you. I've wanted Ryan as President ever since he punked Obama at that round table sit down during the health care debacle.

Are you in? = R U N!

Strangely appropriate if you ask me.

That's the rub though, Hulu's discussion forums are clearly user content because they use the first and last name of the user when they post. Hulu's rollover tags can be used and modified by any anonymous internet visitor whether they have an account or not. In my mind, that makes whatever they leave behind the sole responsibility and ownership of Hulu.

I see what you're saying though and can agree that discussion and debate is always a good thing when conducted civilly. I do however separate what the user (any user) has the ability to do on Hulu in regard to the search tags and posting comments or opinion there, here, or anywhere. Virtually all forums are moderated to some degree and the Big sites are no different. When you or I post here, we clearly speak for ourselves and not the Big sites. In my case, AB or Dana neither one would be impressed with the number of times I put my foot in "it", so I'm definitely not putting words in their mouths ; )

Click on pretty much any "show". Above the list of episodes but below the page header, there are several tabs. Click on "Tags". Option to create tags are at the bottom.

At the same time, Hulu is responsible for the content of their website. I would think that since their entire operation is based around internet technology, at some point, they would come to the realization that internet users aren't exactly a self policing bunch. If they are going to offer their customers the option to create search tags, at the very least they need the modern day equivalent of a janitor to mop up the mess that the customer leaves behind. No?

1-877-HULU-411 (1-877-4858-411)

Number to cancel your subscriptions. I'm seriously considering withdrawing my HuluPlus subscription. Not only for this reason, they can't stream my favorites to my TV. They have "internet only" rights to the best stuff. This "tag" thing kinda seals the deal for me. I have a fairly high snark level, but racism is not tolerated.

I'm from Ohio and I say, "Harrumph!" Brown should be ashamed to utter such nonsense. If you're not calling K-Sick Hitler, then why even bring it up?