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**giggles** Okay, cool. You get funny points.

Er, yeah... I really don't get it. Sorry mate. On a random note I saw some deer the other day. Which has nothing to do with anything.

Go ahead Beau. Take a shot. Exhaust all of those puns waiting to burst out. I've got time. **checks her watch** Glendale is a really american sounding name. I wonder if there IS a Glendale in Canada. Edit: I stand corected. A quick Google search tells me there are Glendale's in Alberta...

It's Charlie McCarthy, Beau. And there are occasional roundabouts in Canada so maybe there are in the states in places too?

I think Robin's voice still fits, though, cause he's not even a teenager yet. Maybe when he gets older he'll start sounding froggy. :)

I saw Elmo talking about this on the View! I think it was on Friday. He was really cute. I had a hard time following the idea. They had these universal identity cards with pictures of things you like, so people know who you are by looking at the card, it seemed really cool.

Lol, you do that Beau and let us know. It's always sort of boggled my mind and I just recently figure out that that's why! It's really very funny if you listen for it.

Yeah, I'm with Prawnie on that one. It's just a ludicrous way to test for amnesia. Maybe you're just a little squeamish when it comes to Kermit, beau! On a related note, does anyone else get confused when Kermit works for Ocean Breeze soap? Because I'm so used to Steve Whitmire's Kermit now, I...

Really long tracking shots would need alot of performers even if it's not a crowd, so maybe they started opting for that instead and it just seems like less? I have no idea but interesting observation.

Yeah, Bowser was definately really scary. As a kid being baby-sat, I used to be really good at the original Super Mario bros (the one that comes with Duck Hunt) but I used to pause right before I got to Bowser on the castle levels because it was scary, and I'd give the controller to one of the...

I didn't cry but it did get me a little bit scared because he's the one making the show work and working his flippers off for all of his friends, and then he becomes indisposed. I know it brings his friends together, and it's very touching and a good plot device, but I always thought it was a...

I have a really hard time understanding the humour in this show. It is one of those sows where you really have to see it a few times to get it? With Arrested Development, I thought it was really weird until I saw it about 5 times and then I started appreciating the humour.

As long as I'm not the only one! Alot of songs make me cry. The song Good Boy by the Barenaked Ladies does it too. And Butterfly Kisses, even though it's a bit cheesy.

That song is so sad; I absolutely lose it and bawl every time I hear it. I am currently listening to Draco and the Malfoys - Voldemort Is Awesome. My friend lent me their cd and it's absolutely hilarious.

You doodle on my face, you get the mace. Does that mean if I ddodle on my own face that you also get maced, or do I get maced? **takes the lipstick and hesitantly draws a big crooked line, only to be faced by mace**

Lol! It actually wasn't a reference this time but I've done that one before. What's his name, something like Paddy Tarringer the caddy manager? And, Best line EVER! I can't fight Squeegee. Her face is too pretty, I don't want to mess it up!

Sure I did and you know it missie. Whatcha gonna do about it? :o

No it's not! **throws a lipstick at Squeegee**

Ohh! I'm sorry I said that! D'oh!

I always thought it was spelled "schmexy". Just thought I would share.