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Awwwwwwwwww....... And just a day before my birthday too! :) He's been here in Erie a couple times, but I've never made it to one of his concerts. Maybe if he swings by this way again I'll have to try to get tickets. We've got several of his albums. He cracks me up! :D Erin

I'm generally not too into much contemporary pop culture, and definitely not the reality TV trend, but I've been hooked on "American Idol" since the first episode of the first season. Now it's time for the second set of finalists to have their showdown. Anybody watching have a favorite? Clay...

I've posted on lotr.net (I think that's the name) before -- mostly just to enter their poetry contests. I'm a frequent poster at artgarfunkel.com, though you don't need a username to post there. I'm a semi-active member of epinions.com (my attention to that site has waned somewhat lately), and...

I guess I'd probably be somewhere between II and III too, leaning towards III. The most influencial show for me was "Sesame Street." I also used to watch "Muppet Babies" and "Fraggle Rock," the latter only briefly because we didn't have the channel very long. And I didn't get to watch "The...

Herbie is the greatest! He started my love affair with Volkswagen Beetles. My cousin and I spent a whole summer one time keeping a running tally of how many bugs we saw. We even made a Herbie Halloween costume (that my mom wouldn't let me wear :( - i guess it was a little impractical). Herbie...

Sorry about that, part of my screen was missing and I didn't see the thread that was already there...

Did you all hear that Mister Rogers died this morning? He had stomach cancer. Kids across the world just lost a powerful ally. Although I always liked Sesame Street better than Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, I watched him all the time - the two shows sort of went hand in hand. I'll always love...

I have enormous respect for Jimmy Carter. I think "greatest ex-president of the Twentieth Century" is a good description of him, and it's interesting because I think he has made his most important contributions after his presidency. We need more humanitarians like him in this world. It was...

I remember reading that poem in lit class sophomore year. I actually didn't hear the song until after that. I thought it was pretty cool that he made a song from a poem we studied in school. Erin

Aw, poor Artie getting picked on again. :boo: Oh, well, he can take it. We love you Artie! But I gotta love Letterman too... I want to see the episode of the Late Show where Art broke a record for shooting hoops. I love #4 on this list - it's my favorite! By the way, these new icons are very...

LOL! :p Erin

I love "Wallace and Gromit" and "Chicken Run." I've also got a sentimental attachment to all those Rankin and Bass Christmas specials, especially "Nestor the Long-Eared Donkey" and "The Year Without a Santa Claus." Erin

I think the worst animated film I ever saw was this movie called "The Swans." It's based on a Hans Christian Anderson tale, so I'm sure the original story was great, but the animation is abysmal and the dialogue is worse. Example: The heroine's appearance has been changed by her evil...

I loved Ducktales, and I always thought it would be great fun to swim in a gold vault! :D Erin

I love The New Adventures of Winnie-the-Pooh. I've always been a huge Pooh fan - my general online username is bilbopooh - and I just love that show. The characters, the music, the animation... it's just such a quality production. They seem to put a great deal of effort into each and every...

LOL, me too! And I can't tell you how many times I've quoted it for school papers. True! Although they played "The Sound of Silence" just as often in that movie... I remember watching the episode of "The Simpsons" that parodied "The Graduate" once, several years before I actually saw the...

They sang "The Sound of Silence." I love his use of alliteration. Some other great lines: "I'm a freshly fallen, silent shroud of snow." "Sounds of the city sifting through trees" "I don't have a friend who feels at ease, I don't have a dream that's not been shattered or driven to...

Well, they did it! Not only did they sing together, they started off the whole show! :) I agree with Dustin Hoffman, I can't think of a more fitting way to start off the first Grammys in New York in five years. Erin

I love soft and sweet! :) Although I think a lot of their songs were a bit harsh. "Richard Cory," "I Am a Rock," "Save the Life of my Child"... Even "The Boxer" is considered by many to exhibit the epitome of teen-aged angst. I wouldn't say I like them better as solo artists, but equally as...

Ha! :D That picture is so great! ;) Erin