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I did end up watching it over a friend's house and we had fun, but to be honest I wasn't watching the game too much, lol. I actually wrote a Blog entry a couple days before about why I'd want to watch the Marx Brothers' football film Horse Feathers instead, hehe.

Without a doubt! When he talks about how all of us "are going to go back there someday"..I mean, it's a sad, difficult topic for most of us, but when he explains it like that, some of the fear is lifted. And that life is a gift "that God has given us", something to be cherished, not to be...

Though, probably not a person whom you meet each day! ;)

I personally don't want to see him, but I can understand why others would. :) If it happens, I'd want them to talk about people needing jobs, since that's what people are looking to him most right now.

I hear you; it can really drive you crazy. All you can do is keep doing your thing (and make sure everyone knows it hehe). :sing:

Yeah that's always annoying, "living is easy with eyes closed" after all. ;)

Cool! I like the Sam one, his head's a good shape for it. And Animal looks like he's swallowing the words, lol. :attitude::halo:

Well I agree, I think people can benefit from them. But you know, we're all wired differently and don't all like the same things. It's like I always tell non Beatle fans (I don't understand them either!), you don't have to like their music, but you do need to acknowledge their beneficial place...

Well it's hard for Bert to think about how Ernie doesn't like piegons. :(:p

Yeah that's a surprise, though a groovy one!

Probably not most teens, but then again Sesame Street was unique in that it was a kids show that was considered very hip and different, by adults as well as kids. And don't forget, some of the future puppeteers were teenagers or 20 year olds admiring the show before they got hired.

Lol, that sounds cool too! And yeah my father was surprised at the diversity of ages at this event, from little kids to grown adults. Reminds me of the Beatle conventions I used to go where even the 5 year olds were singing "Help!" Lol

That's cute, Kiki! I do believe my first knowledge of Studabakers came from The Muppet Movie, lol. :o

Eh, it was a homework assignment years ago. And yes he did watch it a few times for research. I mean he's still a bit skeptical about Sesame Street but he's not on a mission to destroy it or anything, hehe. And I saw him laughing quite a bit at the event. ;)

My Dad is actually a great admirer of Muppet Babies because of its use of classical music and paintings. To the point where he ponders at what point it jumped the shark, lol. Dad did have a minor homework assignment in college where he kinda panned Sesame Street, lol. Still, he went to the...

You know I watched GMC all the time as a kid and I never even noticed that word, lol. I must have been very young. Oh and, that was a bad word for me to say too. ;)

Oh yeah groovy, too bad the man's keeping us down! :sing:

I know! Someone really needs to do a sociological study on forum buddies meeting in person, lol. It was very weird, we didn't know each other, yet we did, lol. Very well done, brought the whole event back to me! I left a comment, hehe. As usual, I won't make a big fuss over these, but...

I tended to pick up expressions rather than speech, which my parents found amusing, hehe. Again, I was too self conscious to use speech that no one else was using, lol.

Yeah definitely. I'm just of the school that says icons don't always need to get older, unlike people. Look at The Simpsons. ;) Well it is indeed an odd thing, often the amount of time a character has on screen has nothing to do with how popular they are. Audiences just latch on to them and...