Well, every now and then I guess it's good to point out an example of the lowest of the low. Imagine a young man named Keaton sitting at his computer, watching the most shallow, obnoxious, amateur flash cartoons on albinoblacksheep.com and deciding that this is a medium he wants to contribute to. So he calls in his little 3-year-old brother Karson, turns on a microphone, and starts calling his baby brother "stupid" while taunting him with a strawberry. Naturally the kid starts to cry, saying things like "I don't like those words," and after his fine example of a big brother continues to aggravate him, the kid throws a tantrum.
Having finished his masterpiece recording, Keaton listens to some classical music for the first time in his life, comes across a version of Pachelbel's Canon, and slaps it onto a background track. Then he opens his pirated copy of a rudimentary Flash cartoon program and uses his mouse to draw / animate a single shot containing all of a flat blue background, a table, and two stick-figure characters that could have been drawn better by his little brother, who by this time is crying in his room and contemplating his future development into a juvenile delinquent.
Finally, Keaton renders the whole thing into a flash cartoon, puts his instant messaging name on the top in anticipation of praise from fans and horny women, and submits it to Albino Black Sheep. Albinoblacksheep.com then proudly adds "The Evil Strawberry" to their collection, thereby successfully knocking the already-suffering medium down another notch. Then, apparently it becomes popular enough to earn a profile on keyframe, which at least is good because it allows me to write this review in which I tell you to avoid destroying your perception of the animation medium by watching this stupid waste of time.
(P.S. If I'm incorrect about my assumptions on the creator and creation of this cartoon - which, somehow I doubt - I apologize for sounding insulting.)