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Yes, but what do they have in common? That's where the real answer lies...:shifty:

You nailed the smilies, Vincent, but who is he?:confused: Remember, I need answer+smilies.

:news: Hey guys, here's another edition of guess-who haiku: Saxophone player Certain of death and laundry Off-beat daredevil I'm not giving any smilie hints this time. Rather, you have to post your answer with the three smilies that match with each stanza.

Thanks to you, Mupcollector, I discovered my second favorite Kevin Clash moment: Polly Lobster singing "I'm a Rock" on Muppet Sing Alongs. You know, the one that goes 'I'm a Rock!---A Hard Rock!' :electric: Wanted to give you guys the clip, but there's none short enough on YouTube. :sigh:

I think I found it! My first (discovered) favorite Kevin Clash moment! It's hard to find one particularly of SS because I think Elmo became more popular after preschool when I moved with my family. :search: But looking at the Fuzzy Awards (SS video: Monster Hits), Elmo was actually significant...

I dunno how exactly the SS archive can be accessed, but I know from my older sister that it's for real, and I do wanna hear from anyone who can make it there should they visit there. :) I still have video tapes of Sesame Street at home. Maybe I'll find my favorite Clash moment there...:laugh:

Excuse me for being too vague. How embarrassing! :o I meant the University of GeorgiA. My older sister attended there, and she told me that the Library at that same Athens, GA, has a special archive for Sesame Street. Legend has it that the Archive at UGA itself has been tracking the series...

Nice Muppet evolution video, Mo! Definitely shows its history. :wisdom: I'm not sure what my favorite Clash moment is, but I'll try to search for which one means to me the most! And about the possible SS footages, Mupcollector, UGA might help you with the answer...:search:

Hapsy story: Part 2 One generation ago, before Hapsy was born, a new storyteller was appointed. He was among the witnesses seeing a book fall from the sky! He picked it up for a closer look, intrigued by the strange decorations and stranger lock. Unsure of what to do with it, the young...

Hapsy story: Part 1 (I might as well put this down before it gets erased again. :coy:) Hapsy, (the one in my pro pic,) was born in Sprayberry Hall. In the days of the Great Diaspora many, many, many years ago, a Fraggle named Jeriel led his people of one hundred Eastward. It was he who founded...

Good one, Vincent! It should be put into song! :sing: Like my Peppermint!

It's been 5 years since this thread was last posted! Have you webmasters given up on updating the guides? :(

Peppermint It's the icing on the cake Peppermint It'll ease your bellyache Peppermint It's fun for Christmastime Peppermint...yeah! Yes, I probably have a craving for mints! :hungry::insatiable::drool:

A big, buffe feast Food is blessing, no mere need Much to be thankful :insatiable: This has been a Thanksgiving haiku. Still waiting for another voice; it's been a week! :sleep:

Project Revision Summary: Part 4 [act 3] Zesty now takes Sammy across the river to the outskirts of Hunggle Territory. She never sees a Hunggle, but does report someone might've been watching them. Inside a tree is the home of the Tribe's oracle, Weird-Eyed Ethan, and his Seeing-Eye Beast...

It's another thought-provoking haiku :dreamy: : Why is there an end? No comfort in finite fleets Forever is must

Might need to add one more detail before finishing the summary. I said before that Weird-Eyed Ethan has a Seeing-Eye Beast. I think Sammy gives a good description of Offaly, (that's the beast's name), as in her journal: I took notice of the Beast immediately! It's eyeballs were connected to...

Project Revision Summary: Part 4 [act 2] Though hasn't seen Ira or Dayta yet, Sammy and Zesty join Yale at a snack break before entering deep into the Forest. Yale is busy in the meantime thanks to Cleo secretly delivering the Greaseberry seeds for his latest potion. Zesty leads Sammy pass a...

Don't wanna go too off topic, but he's doing fine. He's very old and is quite the survivor from some cancerous condition on the spine. :ouch: I can still remember seeing those funny pictures of him wearing the silly, hairy cap during treatment appointments! (Still bald, but his hair has grown...

You are correct! :D That last stanza: one of my grandfather's has a head style that seems similar to Frank Oz's pictures from the 1970's.:sleep: And yes, he (uh, Grappa) does wear glasses! Known that since I was a baby...