Shaycarly

ByNalts

We watch iCarly nonstop. Me an the four kids. And we watch Shaycarl, and Shaycarl watches us. Even babytard, see?

Now Freddy (Nathan Kress) from iCarly met Shay this week. That’s so weird, huh?

We’re like two-degrees of separation from someone on one of our favorite shows. If you’re reading this, you’re three degrees of separation.

So, yeah, congratulations Shaytards. And Nathan… next time you’re on this coast, come by and visit another YouTuber. You’ve had Fred on your show, and I’m his real dad.

Gibby or Nevel would be cool too.

Actually (shhhh) my son Patrick kinda has a crush on Jennette McCurdy (Sam).

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