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Sorry if I'm being a nuisance (is that how it's spelled?), but I wasn't sure if you still wanted to do business. I'm willing to negotiate something if you are. Thanks again for the offer. Zachary

Also, if you need me to pay you, just let me know. Thanks again.

Thank you very much Phil. Like you, I'm trying to expand my Muppet collection with the rare and unusal items that are out there. Let me know what issues they are and you can send me a message via email or private message. Would you like something else in return? Here's my email address...

A few years ago I posted a similar thread about this subject, so I thought I'd bring it up again since I had no luck. I'm trying to find all 26 issues of Muppet Magazine that was published from 1983-1989. If anyone knows where I can find them at, besides ebay, that would be great. Thanks

Now there's something that only comes once in a great while. Not a bad find though. :smirk:

Thanks. I got the inspiration from the poem Jerry wrote for Jim Henson, "Floyd's Lament". We all love you Jerry. Keep in touch. :batty::smirk::sing:

I know that this is an old forum and that I already gave you my best wishes, but I wanted to say something anyway. I must say Jerry that you have really been a special person to the Muppets and that you mean the world to all of us here at the forum. I once saw you in New York at the Kaufman...

I think that it's a safe bet that it will be Animal and Gonzo on seasons 4 and 5. :concern::halo:

There's some clips on youtube.com from "Oscar's Letter Party". Just type in "ViewMaster Interactive Vision" in the search engine and they'll come up.

I don't know if there was any discussion about this very rare video game system in the late 80's, but I thought that I'd bring it up anyway. I have heard a bit about the original ViewMaster Interactive Vision that was created in 1989 and that it included 6 Muppet VHS tapes to go with it...

I saw the parade this morning and was very impressed. The Sesame float was great as well as their performance (frankly I wasn't too surprised with the song that they chose). And I have to say it, but Kermit really stole the entire parade All in all, I rate the entire show three Kermit's. :):):)

If anyone can help you with those specials, it's definately Kermiclown. Here's his link: http://www.kermiclownvideos.com

The first part of the clip was lip-synching to Herry Monster singing "I Can't Help It". The rest of it was me doing the voice. I set it up that way so I could experiment with various techniques as well as different voices. And since muppet-style puppetry requires good lip-synch, that's why I did...

Here's a video that I just put up on Youtube a few days ago. The characters name is Morris and he was made by a friend of mine. I'm using him as an example of my techniques that I am showing to Martin Robinson so let me know what ya'all think. Thanx Zach...

Wheeeeeewwww...... That's a relief.

That's the whole point of tape trading, helping you find what you're looking for in the best way possible.

Sounds good. I'll have to try it out. I happen to have a puppet video that I made for a friend of mine that I want to show him so I'll try it out. Thanx :)

I just added my own profile on youtube.com and I'm thinking about the possiblity of uploading my own videos (maybe some Muppet ones but I don't want to get peoples hopes up). Since I am new to that site I was wondering about this. HOW DO I UPLOAD MY OWN VIDEOS TO THE WEBSITE? Thank you.:)

Has anyone had any playing problems with the disks that are scratched? Just curious because I put this on my Christmas list and after hearing what people are saying, I'm starting to fret that mine won't be able to play on my DVD player.

Here is the link in case you need it: http://www.kermiclownvideos.com Here's someone else you could try as well: http://boobergorg.tripod.com Good luck and I hope you find what you're looking for;).