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This is probably mine, too.

I actually think that maybe the way he was presented on MB might be where I got the idea of Bean Bunny being the "Meg Griffin of the Muppets" (something I referenced in the first Super Muppets story I wrote).

I waited out for the bus in the freezing cold for my bus. When it came, I got to the metro station, took two trains to school, and am now in the library. My first class is in about an hour and 15 minutes, and after that, I'll eat my lunch, goof off in the library, and go to my second class at...

Can I be really honest about the new movie here? Or should I not go there? Because I think some of the problems with the movie being addressed could be a way to start to reinvigorate the Muppets.

I liked a lot of MFS. Some parts of it dragged, and some could have been better, but a lot of it was pretty solid. Although I agree with Mo Frackle about Johnny and Sal (naturally).

I guess that makes sense, but it does take a lot of the fun out of the site.

I have most of the week off from work. So I lazed about at home, played on my Kindle Fire, made a vegan pizza, got a new book in the mail, and helped my kid brother with his long division.

I posted this in another thread, but I think that thread got deleted... Rent Mark- Scooter Roger- Floyd Collins- Clifford Mimi- Janice Maureen- Piggy Joanne- Jill Frog Angel- Gonzo Benny- Johnny Fiama (with Sal as an extra)

I think that's the case with a lot of shows '90s kids like me used to watch. I'm watching old episodes of Are You Afraid of the Dark? on YouTube as we speak, and I'm thinking, if they were to bring that show back (again), they'd be certain to botch it up somehow.

Nothing directly Muppet related, but I can rent Muppet movies for next to nothing with my new Kindle fire. I know that I already gushed about it in another thread, but it is quite possibly the best gift I have ever received.

I walked my dog, made vegan cheese pizza for lunch, looked up a few smoothie recipes, played a few rounds of Fruit Ninja on my new Kindle Fire, showered, made a fake "soft serve" in my blender out of frozen bananas, cocoa powder, peanut butter, and hemp milk, and now I'm charging my Kindle and...

Kindle Fire! WHOOOOO! ...I apologize. I just LOVE my new Kindle Fire. I also got a new coat with a faux-fur collar (down-free, too; do my parents know me or what?), a blue vest, some black slacks, a puppy calendar, the Ghostbusters I and II DVD box set, and a $25 Target gift card.

Well, I took my last final exam of the semester, discovered I had the flu, went home via public transit, changed into my pajamas, fixed myself a bowl of reheated pasta with tomato sauce, curled up in my super warm fleece blanket, turned on the TV, and began my winter break. Ahhhh....

Haven't seen this version of it yet; DVRed, but haven't watched. When I first saw the movie when I was 15, I never cared much for the NBC references, anyway, so I probably won't care too much about the editing.

Here's an idea; what if Hollywood just stops adapting TV shows (and books, and comics, and plays/musicals, and old films) into movies and starts coming up with completely new ideas altogether? And DrTooth, a Spongebob movie wouldn't be bad, if the show itself wasn't, to quote the Nostalgia...

I have too many favorite tropes to mention, but the ones best describing me are Granola Girl (or hippie chick), Deadpan Snarker (really, really sarcastic person), and The Ladette (basically a grown-up tomboy).

Let's see; I walked my dog, picked up my paycheck, went grocery- and present-shopping, went to work, came home, ate takeout for dinner, and now I'm goofing off on my computer when I should be writing my final Shakespeare paper.

For all intents and purposes, isn't it basically pornographic literature to begin with?

"You Found Me"- Kelly Clarkson.

Oh joy, now Seth McFarlane is getting a whole movie to show how overrated and unfunny FG is. Fantastic. But I'm going to take the high road and leave it at that.