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"The Lucy Show" complete series back in August.

Female. Her name is Snowball, and she's sitting right next to me right now.

Can I help it if nothing I've seen lately appeals to me?!

I don't wanna do this week's assignment for my claaaaaaaaass! *whine whine whine whine whine whine whine* :cry::cry::cry::cry::cry: (It's a 3-5 minute presentation on the same topic I have to write a paper for next week, which is "How are the internet and social media affecting the roles of...

Betamax.

Who knows? I guess CBS didn't think it would work. I liked it, myself. I also love your avatar!

Karma's a pain, isn't it? heh heh heh heh

My sister gets a lot of wise-cracks from idiot teenagers at the bus stop, especially when she's running to try to catch her bus, just because she's overweight. Why do they think that's funny?

I still don't think it adds up. If they were having issues with him, why would both the Hensons and Disney put up with it, hoping it would improve, for 27 years? Could be.

I still have one more question. If there were issues with Steve since 2005, why wait eleven years to fire him? That just doesn't add up to me. If someone can give me a credible source to back up an answer to this question, I'll drop it. This is what I meant when I referenced the Tootsie Pop...

Ever see this blog? http://www.stfuparentsblog.com

It's like the age old question: How many licks does it take to get to the center of a Tootsie Pop? The world may never know.

Okay, I didn't realize that. I can be a bit slow on the uptake. Sorry about that.

"I hate the world!" -Lucy Van Pelt, "The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show" (and believe me, I have felt like this at times!)

I can't say for others, but I certainly DO NOT see Steve as if he were God. Personally, I defend Steve because I think there's something weird about all of this, and something just doesn't add up to me in the whole debacle. PS, I hope you also realize that what you said about Steve's fans can...

Being kneaded by my cat. Normally, I'd put that in the smile thread, but I can't because IT HUUUUUURRRRRRRRT! Someone needs her claws trimmed!

He did Robbie's and Mr. Richfield's faces.

The Ned Shimmelfinney impression especially.

Another two of my favorite Steve moments was in the "Dinosaurs" episode, "Into the Woods." The way he was puppeteering Blarney cracked me up. Then there was the character he did named Woody, which was basically him using the Wembley voice, sure, but waaaaaaaayyyyyy more hyperactive.

I don't know about yours, but my Wal-Mart has always had a crafts department.