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I'm gonna pull a minor muppetz here and go into an observation I've made from the movie RATATOUILLE: Colette jumps to Linguini's defense when Skinner threatens to fire him over messing with the soup, on the grounds that firing the person responsible for making something a critic enjoyed would...

I really like the street scenes back then, especially when they shifted to having the street scenes link together for an actual storyline, as opposed to the more broken-up, vignetted format they did moreso in the 70s (something Caroll Spinney has said he actually prefered).

Finally getting a little bit of relief from the heat.

Granted, said sock puppet pretending to be one was one as well back then; luckily, he did eventually grow up . . . something the OP and others like him can't quite seem to do. . . .

Exactly. You guys are aware they coined the term themselves, remember?

The thing of it is, he's burned his bridges with so many people, this is why he tries recruiting stooges and goons to work as a middleman for him in getting things for him on his behalf - I've dealt with such a goon before in the past.

IIRC, I went through a very brief phase when I was maybe six or seven where I would wear gloves everyday with three dark lines scribbled on the top, like a cartoon character. I think my gloves were actually yellow instead of white, however.

My mistake, he wasn't the high-pitched voice of Brain; he was this one:

The guy behind that "Change My Mind" meme. Steven Crowder, he's a Canadian rightwing political comedian who has a YouTube channel called LOUDER WITH CROWDER; there's a series of videos on his channel where he has "Change My Mind" meetings out in public, and that's where the meme originated.

The "Change My Mind" guy used to be the voice of Brain on ARTHUR (specifically, the one who gave Brain an unusually high-pitched voice for a couple of seasons).

". . . . And if you don't, me and the rest of my fellow Sesame Brats will find your personal contact information so we can call you on the phone and bug you until you meet my demands."

Nor do paper petitions, for that matter.

I'll tell ya, one cereal that you really do have to eat quickly is Frosted Mini Wheats, because that frosted part seems to dissolve in milk almost instanteneously.

AARP is an organization that helps improve the lives of senior citizens in terms of discounts on healthcare, prescription drugs, recreational activities, and such. Your petition makes absolutely no sense. And. You. Are. Froggin. Obsessed. Like in an unhealthy way. We're not being negative...

This is a long read that spreads several pages, but it's still heartwarming and sweet nonetheless. https://www.hashtagchatter.com/trending/waitress-grumpy-man-leaves-fortune/

Ours are typically the first week of June.

Your church is having VBS a little late in the summer isn't it?

I remember when SPY VS. SPY was popular enough to be syndicated as a newspaper comic strips for a short time. Or, at the very least, in our local newspaper, that is.

My right foot is all completely swollen for no reason.

Interesting. Sounds very similar to the 40 Years of Sunny Days set.