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I wasn't sure whether to share this here or in the "Confessing Crushes" thread. :D :flirt:

Uh, where do I start with Elton John? He's been a longtime favorite singer of mine, and to think that he composed the music to most of his songs in mere minutes! Goodbye Yellow Brick Road is a fantastic song from a sensational album, but my favorites have to be "Your Song" and "Funeral for a...

Substitute this with some mock-Swedish and you've got another fine T-shirt design... :hungry: "All bork and bork-dee-bork make bork-dee-bork-dee-bork bork!" :hungry:

"The Three Little Bops": one of my favorite WB cartoons of all time...and to think that was just a one-shot deal!

Number 122 features Big Bird and Snuffy as they plant a giant tree, and Maria gets distracted by several Muppets while she tries to read. Plus, Ernie bothers a napping Bert, and Kermit interviews the Big Bad Wolf. Sesame Street Old School Outline 122 Season 6: Snuffy and Big Bird plant an...

Number 121 stars Cookie Monster, Bert, Big Bird, Oscar, David, and Bob. Plus, the Count counts his mail, Chris and the Alphabeats sing "Exit," and some classic cartoons like The M That Came to Dinner and the Queen of Six! Sesame Street Old School Outline 121 Season 8: Cookie Monster hunts...

Congratulations! What type of job are you looking for?

Uh...no...she is with someone already...

Many of the SS episodes from the 1970s featured multiple characters played by one performer. I looked through some of the Muppet Wiki episode guides for SS Seasons 5-7, and in these episodes the street scenes often involved Muppets played by Frank Oz and Jerry Nelson, alongside Caroll Spinney's...

Double D: Hey Eddy, what do you want to do? Eddy: I dunno...what you do want to do? Double D: Let's ask Ed. Ed, what do you want to do? Ed: Let us sit under the hot sun until we melt like taffy! (awkward pause, Double D and Eddy look at each other again) Eddy: So what do you want to do? Double...

I always thought that "Blinded by the Light" was originally done by Manfred Mann's Earth Band in 1977, but I learned that the song was written by Bruce Springsteen for his 1973 album Greetings from Asbury Park. Bruce IS the boss, but the Earth Band's version is 10 times better in my opinion.

I updated my resume and made a birthday card for my brother.

Number 120 chronicles a hiking trip that ends in typical Muppety fashion. Plus, Ernie makes a bust of Bert, Sinister Sam looks for Doc Holiday, and Ritchie Havens sings "Wonder Child." Sesame Street Old School Outline 120 Season 10: The cast hikes through Palisades Interstate Park...

To think that this person spent valuable TIME out of his/her life putting google eyes on dozens of Cheerios...However, I admit that I applaud his/her attention to detail and meticulous nature.

Literally the first thing I thought of when I saw your post...

I've grown tired of Don't Stop Believin' and Livin' on a Prayer as well...same for (dare I say it) the Stones' I Can't Get No Satisfaction. But I NEVER get tired of Hotel California, American Pie, or Bohemian Rhapsody. I only really enjoy the second half of Stairway to Heaven too. I love...

EDIT: One of the last Beatles songs released as part of a single...it was the B-side to "Let It Be." They did several recording sessions from 1967-1969 and spliced various bits together to form the final track.