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12 posts away...you're really getting to the top, Carrie! As for me, I've still got another 86 or so to go.

Let's see, tunes that the Muppets should have covered...well, here's two, at least. "Walk of Life," by Dire Straits. I can really picture the Mayhem covering that. "She Blinded Me With Science" by Thomas Dolby.

I've seen a lot of bands and singers live. Ringo Starr/All-Starr Band (2001 lineup: Greg Lake, Howard Jones, Sheila E., Roger Hodgson, Ian Hunter, Mark Rivera) The Moody Blues Def Leppard Elton John Don Henley (both with and without Eagles - see below) The Eagles Peter Frampton B.B. King Mark...

I think I just heard that on the radio not too long ago. I'm listening to another sing-along song: "Do You Feel Like We Do," by Peter Frampton. Love the talkbox solo on that one.

MN: I've got the tape the police made of the questioning. Let's have a listen. (pops tape into deck) Detective 1: Miss Content, do you recognize this spider ring? Moll: Yes. I...I lost that a few days ago. Detective 2: Is it true that your nickname in the rock-climbing club is 'Spider?' Moll...

(group has returned from visiting Mrs. Farley in the hospital) Storyteller: She really couldn't talk today. Nora: Yeah, they had been doing some treatments on her, and she was a little logy from the sedatives. MN: But she pointed to the ring, and then to this. (holds up a newsletter of some...

Nora: I'm telling you, there is something funny going on in here! MN: All right, but there'd better be something funny going on out there! (points to stage) Okay, enough amusing quotes...we need to know why Mrs. Farley freaked out when she saw that spider ring. She doesn't look like she was...

Yeah, Whitmire's fairly popular with a lot of women here. I'm rather partial to Richard, personally. Guess it's because he plays Scooter. And besides, he wasn't that bad-looking, let's face it. It's true, Gobo has a nice voice, and we have Jerry Nelson to thank for that. Wembley and Boober...

Too true...but then again, it's just a joke. I do like some aspects of Valentine's Day - it's an excuse to consume lots of chocolate, after all. Also, a bunch of the art honor society students were holding an art and jewelry sale in honor of the day; I got myself a really nice blue and gold...

MN: Mr. Kopath said pretty much the same thing as Mr. Fracas...except he started saying, in angry tones, that Mrs. Farley was being stubborn and unreasonable in not turning Coming Unbound into a horror and suspense shop. Storyteller: Well...there's not really a market for really grotesque horror...

Yeah, Wembley's easy to identify with. I'm also terrible at making up my mind. But like I said, my favorite is Scooter. In fact, when I was 7, I probably had a little crush on him without even knowing it. Lots of Muppets are the targets of crushes...as for the humans who work them down in the...

Nora: No...Boo Drafton isn't signed with Shriek, Rattle and Roll. They only deal in the really, really creepy authors...and I think Mrs. Farley just contacted Boo about doing a signing at Coming Unbound later on. MN: Yeah...and we'll deal with the Shriek people later on.

MN: Everyone have a good Valentine's Day? Storyteller: Oh, yes, my fellow storytellers and I spent the day reciting and discussing love poems and legends down in the Cuddling Caverns. Nora: I visited Mrs. Farley in the hospital, brought her some flowers and candy. And then she told me that she...

Hi, guys, stopping to wish everyone a happy Valentine's Day. :flirt: Or, Singles Awareness Day, as some of my buddies like to call it. :smirk:

Hi, MBM, nice to have you around again! And it is a nice feeling to see the RHLC link on the forum's main page. Make's you wonder, "ooh, what's the big RH-related topic today?" Oh, man, chocolate doughnuts (yeah, I spell it both ways) with orange glaze...better grab one before a certain...

MN: Ms. Malfait proceeded to yell at us that she had nothing to do with Mrs. Farley's accident, but that the "priceless antique set of neo-Gothic romances rightfully belongs to me and not that beehive head at Coming Unbound..." (lowers statement) Ouch. I don't think she likes your boss, Nora...

Hmm...I've had a couple of James Taylor tunes stuck in my head for a bit. As I was walking back to my dorm from art class not too long ago, I found myself humming "Fire and Rain."

"From the Beginning," by Emerson, Lake and Palmer. I'd really like to learn that song for the guitar, and ELP's been one of my favorite bands since I was 12.

MN: Okay, here's Threadbolt's statement: "I came in to repair that squeaking ladder in the mystery section. I swear on my grandmother's dentures that I don't know what happened to the one in the horror section." Storyteller: "I swear on my grandmother's dentures..." I like it. Nora: Got you...

Yeah, they do seem to place a lot of emphasis on romantic love. I mean, for the upcoming V-day dinner here, on the flyers they're telling people to bring their special someone or find one at the dinner. Plus, all the ads for rings and jewelry in the paper...I kind of agree that a lot of people...