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I read the book in 5th grade. After I saw the movie about a 100 times. (the 70s one of course ;) and it's a wonderful book! Definately recommend it to anyone that hasn't read it yet! :cool: There are many differences from the book and movie, but that makes it cool.

Wow, I would have loved one of those like 20 years ago. The body is quite lousy, but the hair and face look pretty good. Nice to know it's around though...

Nope, I won't being seeing this one. I love Gene Wilder and the original version did so much for me, it will be forever in my heart. There are so many disappointing movies out these days that I'll trust my instinct and spare myself the grief. ;)

hee hee...I'm watching it now. Pretty funny stuff. Frank Oz isn't doing Fozzy's voice anymore? :(

Wow, I was a bit shocked at the news about Cookie Monster. :concern: He is the 'cookie eater', like Ma Bear called him. hee hee... I've been watching Sesame Street since 1978 and I didn't sit around and eat cookies all day as a result of Cookie Monster. sheesh. He's a monster. And each one has...

*sniff* I wrote to Dave Goelz 2 years ago... and I never heard back, :cry:

How about... the two headed monster hee hee ;)

:eek: me thinks that site is about 100% evil, 0% good :concern:

Wow that's a pretty interesting thought... I'm not too familiar with his work, but perhaps there is some connection.

I love it! Wow, that really is wonderful! He's just lovely!! Thanks for sharing. :flirt: All those pics are fantastic! He always looks much happier with his sax. hee hee... And he looks great with the hat and without the hat too. There is just an amazing amount of talent in this here forum. :D

Wow and double WOW!!! The sculpture is just incredible! :flirt: Absolutely gorgeous! woo hoo!! You are very talented. I wish I was skilled in that area of art. But my artistic talents don't go that far. I love it! :excited:

Great job!! Wow! That's wonderful!! Excellent!! Hey next to Guy Smiley, Zoot is my all-time fave. :cool: The puppet is perfect, but hey now, where's his sax? :)

The Greatest Americans ever, that I'd vote for: Ronald Reagan Jim Henson Mark Twain Abraham Lincoln Charles Shultz :zany:

*hysterical laughter* I just saw this commercial on Lifetime. Oh dear, I laughed so hard, I cried. *ouch my sides* :sing: What a hoot! I wasn't expecting that at all. hee hee... They like pour the drink and the guy starts singing 'Mahna Mahna'. Wow, that is the best commercial I've seen in...

Grrr...That time of year again...bah humbug!!

Ah yes, the Linguini Incindent. It is a hard movie to find. Many of Bowie's movies are pretty weird, but it's always fun to see him. He really outdid himself in Labyrinth. What a dreamy fellow!!

Wow, that would be excellent! I'd love a music box like that. Actually, when I was a kid, I wanted everything that was in her room too. I always thought that she had the coolest bedroom. :)

My most fave food of all is Indian food. I could eat that every day. :mad: Love Basmati rice, curry, and samosas with mint and mango chutney. I also love pasta, hummus, stuffed grape leaves, peaches, and lemon pound cake. :flirt:

Chai tea, Barg's Root Beer, ginger ale, and hot cocoa (especially this time of year) :)

Hey Whatever! I just noticed your Signature...:cool: I've been meaning to ask about that in a Labyrinth thread and forgot before. Hee hee...I have always wondered what those things said when they were moving the tiles around. I always got 'your mother is a friggin...' then I couldn't ever make...