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False Cause  is a fallacy in which one event is said to be the cause of a later event simply because it occurred earlier

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On this small video Ernie places a banana on his ear to scare the alligator and since there isn't any alligator in Sesame Street its doing a good job.

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Classic Sesame Street - A Banana in Ernie's Ear (Pt. 1&2)

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For my 200th video, here's the most popular E&B skit from 1970, in much better quality than ones offered here already.

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In order to justify their existence, nearly all politicians spend the majority of their time trying to convince their constituents that something needs to be done. They'll tell you sob stories, try to convince you that something bad is going to happen, and then go on to describe their plan to fix it. This, in and of itself, is not a bad thing. Often, something really does need doing, and on rare occasion, a politician actually gets it right and fixes a problem.

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My last year in high school I was already feeling the pressure of having to apply to collages, applying for scholarships and doing good in class. My math teacher from the beginning of the year told the class that he was going to treat us like college students. We had a major exam in his class and I had study for it really hard. The day before the test, my friends and I went to eat out. All night since I ate a lot I couldn't sleep. In the morning before the test I was freaking out. I keep thinking since I didn't had a good night sleep I won't be able to concentrate, since I wont be able to concentrate I will fail, since I will fail my exam, I will fail my class, since I fail my class I will not graduate, since I will not graduate I will not success in life. In the end I passed my test and I felt like a foolish for frustrating over not sleeping enough.