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Featuring some of the latest Twitter and Facebook comments about Tosh.0.

Ha, Time Warner. Does this mean we all get free cable?

Last week, AOL was officially spun off from Time Warner, allowing them to forge ahead on their own, just as they did prior to their 2001 merger.  One can only assume the rollback will also result in the resumption of their previously successful strategy of mailing CD-ROMs offering 1025 hours of free Internet service.

Along with an overhaul of AOL's front page (seen above), the company has also changed how they print their name.  It's no longer written "AOL", in all caps — thus removing all association with the former acronym of America Online.

The new style is "Aol."  …period totally included.

The new look of the name makes perfect sense.  The lowercase letters are indicative of the companies new lower self-esteem after seeing their value plummet over the past decade.  The period works as well.  As opposed to Yahoo!'s exuberant exclamation point, Aol.'s period has a sense of finality to it… like, This is the end guys.  At least we went out fighting.

Here's hoping Aol. can pull it together.  I need that freelance work on the side.

Last week, I posted about Time Warner spinning off AOL. Here's my artistic interpretation:

Now, it's your turn. We're sick of Keyboard Cat, so we've deployed our Kato Kaelin Keyboard Cat all over the web for you to incorporate in your own clips.

Raw File:

• Quicktime
  
• MPEG4
• Flash video

On the webz:

• Funny Or Die
• YouTube

Here are some things Kato could play out:

• Porn bloopers
• Car accidents
• O.J. Simpson trial footage
• People getting kicked in the nuts
• "Survivor" Tribal Council videos
• Other Keyboard Cat videos

The news yesterday: Time Warner is spinning off AOL. AOL will be its own, autonomous, independent, publicly traded company. This could be the answer to our economic woes.

Yesterday, I also got 600 free hours of AOL in the mail! I hope that's still valid.