PoETV doesn't really feel like a good place for me anymore, but I've had a lot of good times and discovered a lot of good material here, so I thought I'd drop this on my way out as a Christmas/parting gift. It was a favorite of mine as a kid, the stylization still looks great, and I'm glad the internet managed to preserve it.

Take care, happy holidays, a better new year, and please try to be good to each other.

Happy holidays Wheelie, hope you come back once it has calmed down a little.

I am of the opinion that most things are done getting better.
I remember this story because I thought it was one of Aesop's fables, and thus for years I thought Aesop was a black African.

I remember seeing these back in elementary school.
PoeTV has come to terms on the release of PoeTV poster Wheelie McJesus as of today, December 25th 2016. PoeTV wishes Wheelie McJesus the best in all of his future endeavors.