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"T for Toes"
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larlibra007
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That's a different sketch.
Can I buy that sketch?
I've been looking for years. Let me know if I could download it and pay via PayPal. What could I trade? Other than that Canadian sketch?
T is for Toes...please, I'd love a copy.
jetscott@mac.com
I've been looking for years. Let me know if I could download it and pay via PayPal. What could I trade? Other than that Canadian sketch?
T is for Toes...please, I'd love a copy.
jetscott@mac.com
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larlibra007 said:
Hi, Libra. I have been through the wringer trying to get my hands on a copy of T for Toes. I've been looking online for at least a couple of years and have wanted to see it again since the last time I saw it. That was years ago. I was probably around 7 or 8 then. I'm not a trader when it comes to this stuff. I know it violates all sorts of online codes of ethics and all that . . . but if you can find it in your heart to cut me a break I'm sure we could work something out. I'd appreciate it if you would get back to me. Email: tforhane@cox.net
Thanx so much.
--tom : P
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T for Toes
I apologize to anyone who wants to buy a copy of the "T for Toes" skit, but I'm really only interested in trading for the Sesame Park skit that I mentioned before. Sorry.
I apologize to anyone who wants to buy a copy of the "T for Toes" skit, but I'm really only interested in trading for the Sesame Park skit that I mentioned before. Sorry.
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I have the "everybody loves my toes sketch" from Sesame Park. It's too big to email, but I could post it on a yahoo message board or something. I'll trade this for T for Toes!
yhishtchie@hotmail.com
yhishtchie@hotmail.com
Hi Larlibra 007 If you are looking for the sesame park called EVERYBODY KNOWS I LOVE MY TOES, well I got it. And if you want, I can trade it for the T FOR TOES. If you are interest, just send me an e-mail and we will confirm things togheter. Sounds good for you?
Here's my e-mail adress: adugas@nb.sympatico.ca
Have a nice day.
Alain
Here's my e-mail adress: adugas@nb.sympatico.ca
Have a nice day.
Alain
about toes
They shows feet doing funny things like playing instruments like bongo, piano, guitar. Also feet in the air shaking ankles, feet in the air passing a top hat using their feet only. All kind of stuff.
Before the ending, there is a girl trying to balance a picture frame on the tip of her toes and after all her friends are trying to put their feet into the frame. There is at least 8 to 10 people playing with that frame. It ends with the close-up of a boy's feet in front of the camera.
What I don't like about that sketch is the scenes are going very fast. As soon we see the feet comming they vanish quickly like if they were short on time or short of film.
I prefer T for Toes because it's a classic. This one is just a copy cat.
My favorite part in T for Toes was the feet tickling each others. I think they were two persons facing two other isin it? It looks like foot wrestling.
In the T for Toes sketch, did they put some weird sound effects? I can't remember.
Alain
Well to answer your question about everybody knows I love my toes is something similar as T for Toes. It's starts in the same way showing a line up of feet but they are dancing under the song "Everybody knows I love my toes".SomeGuy75 said:
They shows feet doing funny things like playing instruments like bongo, piano, guitar. Also feet in the air shaking ankles, feet in the air passing a top hat using their feet only. All kind of stuff.
Before the ending, there is a girl trying to balance a picture frame on the tip of her toes and after all her friends are trying to put their feet into the frame. There is at least 8 to 10 people playing with that frame. It ends with the close-up of a boy's feet in front of the camera.
What I don't like about that sketch is the scenes are going very fast. As soon we see the feet comming they vanish quickly like if they were short on time or short of film.
I prefer T for Toes because it's a classic. This one is just a copy cat.
My favorite part in T for Toes was the feet tickling each others. I think they were two persons facing two other isin it? It looks like foot wrestling.
In the T for Toes sketch, did they put some weird sound effects? I can't remember.
Alain
Yes there were lots of sound effects in T for toes. That one you were talking with the feet tickling had high pitched laughing. There's another one with this kid who scares his father and there's this cartoonish like "ARRGGH!" that comes out. Hey I'm kind of interested in this "Everybody knows I love my toes" Any chance of getting a copy?