About
IT ALL STARTED back in the 5th grade. Don't ask me how it came on, or why it came on, as those are questions I cannot answer. I can, however, tell you this.
My friend and I were out on the playground. It was the beginning of January, and there was snow all over. And that's when I had the idea.
The idea was to begin to Snowball Foundation of America (SFA). We would begin a whole website, and make a recess game of protecting snowballs. You can now visit that website, which is currently not in use, but still receiving views, at www.snowballfa.wordpress.com.
Well, after a while the snow melted and the SFA melted with it. But not completely.
I wanted to do something else. One day I went on to Google, and it suggested I try YouTube. So I got an account, and made a quick video on my webcam. The video was poor quality. Horrible sound, Sun shining right in the camera, and my dog barking in the background. But it was a start.
The SFA blog sort of went downhill. But, I had a secret weapon.
Before I had begun the SFA website, I had founded and owned a successful website, Crop It. I moved the new show, which I called the Snow Show, to my website, supposedly begun through D-Lite-Ful Productions. That show was not a success. Apparently people aren't as interested in snow as I thought they'd be.
So, naturally, I dropped the Snow Show and D-Light-Ful Productions, changed the name to BNet (for Bailey Internet) and became BNet Productions. But I needed one more thing. A co-host.
My twin sister, Brooke, was the obvious option. She was funny, smart, and had a flair for acting.
From there, we made hilarious skits, attracting people from more than 108 countries of the world.
Check out the BNet videos on the Watch page, under the BNet category.
My friend and I were out on the playground. It was the beginning of January, and there was snow all over. And that's when I had the idea.
The idea was to begin to Snowball Foundation of America (SFA). We would begin a whole website, and make a recess game of protecting snowballs. You can now visit that website, which is currently not in use, but still receiving views, at www.snowballfa.wordpress.com.
Well, after a while the snow melted and the SFA melted with it. But not completely.
I wanted to do something else. One day I went on to Google, and it suggested I try YouTube. So I got an account, and made a quick video on my webcam. The video was poor quality. Horrible sound, Sun shining right in the camera, and my dog barking in the background. But it was a start.
The SFA blog sort of went downhill. But, I had a secret weapon.
Before I had begun the SFA website, I had founded and owned a successful website, Crop It. I moved the new show, which I called the Snow Show, to my website, supposedly begun through D-Lite-Ful Productions. That show was not a success. Apparently people aren't as interested in snow as I thought they'd be.
So, naturally, I dropped the Snow Show and D-Light-Ful Productions, changed the name to BNet (for Bailey Internet) and became BNet Productions. But I needed one more thing. A co-host.
My twin sister, Brooke, was the obvious option. She was funny, smart, and had a flair for acting.
From there, we made hilarious skits, attracting people from more than 108 countries of the world.
Check out the BNet videos on the Watch page, under the BNet category.
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