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Everytime I hear the word "webisode" I die a little more inside...

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Brad C. replied May 4th

I could definitly agree with that.
Mike L. replied May 4th

Me too. I also gag when I hear "webinar".
Mike L. replied May 4th

In fact it makes me want to commit webicide..or maybe just weblarceny...or webstitution. Webby theft maybe?
Long N. replied May 4th

That's a terrible word.
Wesley J. replied May 4th

If we say webisode 3 times, will it banish you back to your home in the 5th dimension? Seems like a scarier version of beetlejuice .

Or is it like Candyman? Do we have to say your name in front of a mirror 5 times? I don't think it is because I usually say it 20 times and you never come.
Blayne D. replied May 4th

I agree. It's a webtrocity.
Kaijun H. replied May 4th

Where did it even come from any ways
Blayne D. replied May 4th

http://en.wikipedia.org/w...
Shawn H. replied May 4th

I wholeheartedly agree.
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Stephen K. replied May 4th
mark b. replied May 5th

you're kidding me! Stan Lee is responsible for it's public use?
how could this be? how could the man who created all that is good in the superhero universe create one of the most evil terms to ever be unleashed on the internet?
Casey M. replied May 5th

Wow... shocking that Wikipedia says it was Stan Lee. The first time I saw it used in more recent years was for Battlestar Galactica's web series. As soon as they started using the term... the rest of Hollywood jumped on the bandwagon too. Ugh...

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