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OOH! OOH!...I want an alter-ego...Homer! No, John Wayne! No, that one's taken...OOH! Bill...nah, everybody has an alter ego named "Bill"...*shucks*... Thanks for the forum, guys. (I'm so obsequious...) (note to self, this is my 399th post...)

It makes me feel old and silly because I've been there, done that, got the T-shirt. Best show on VH1 ever...

I had "Bon Jovi hair".... well, not really as much, but it was long and mousse-y.

So, his handle is square, right? I know I've been slipping rubber tubing over the end of my rod, gluing in place and shrink wrapping the ends. The tubing is $.10 a foot which is cheap, but "square" intrigues me... Thanks, Buck for posting about this resource. I am completely enthralled by...

I know if I were a possibly-mutating cell inside a body and all I was getting was broccoli, I wouldn't hang around...of course that's just anecdotal...

I learned basic on a "Trash 80". God bless Radio Shack.

Free Prize Inside! Ooh! a glow-in-the-dark decoder ring! Actually, bezalel, you've hit on a very solid idea. You've created something once that can be resold numerous times, where as building a puppet and selling it is a one-time dealie. (I've asked Santa for one of your kits for...

Shouldn't your second i be an a? All Simpsons fans should know "rise to vote, sir" and Otto is like Otto spelled backwards. (That's one pallindrome you won't be hearing.)

I lurk in the Shadows...:D

Guilty... Skinny leather ties I've said "Who's the U-boat commander?" in a crowed room to the laughter of others. Parchute Pants (still have a pair somewhere) I didn't want to hurt Boy George. The "Come on Eileen" chick was hot in her overalls. BTW: The Friday/Saturday video show on TBS...

So, if it is "science fictiony-ish" are we looking at alien monsters, under your bed monsters or like those you find stealing socks at the laundromat? Oh wait that was some deranged homeless man and it wasn't socks...my bad.

Correction: The vicar is a separate character from Emmett. Emmett is Elizabeth's brother who was recently divorced in the first season. Be sure to remove your shoes and try not to brush against the wall paper.

I, too, use this technique on most of my puppets. The main benefit I see is storage, dressing (clothes not turkey) and with multiple bodies you can have really quick costume changes. Zip, flip and rip.

There you have it DOGTOW. I knew these guys would give you a better answer.

Absolutely. I've gotten nothing but great results from it. But remember that's one man's opinion and I haven't been building long. I was turned on to Jacquard by someone who use to be here. Try searching for Jacquard or Acid Dye in the puppetry forum. Ravagefrackle, keermit, Buck, F&W may be...

Cool stuff as always, Buck. Can't believe I overlooked this until now.

Looks like he's selling his Trans Am, too.

Original antron only had stretch in one direction. It had some "give" in the other direction, but I wouldn't call it stretch.

I bought the original on DVD for $.50 last week, but I haven't had time to watch it. I love the 1986 version. Cool stuff.

I used to watch Fawlty Towers, Waiting for God and Are You Being Served, but truthfully I only get to see Monty Python anymore and that is spotted. Not that Monty Python is spotted, but more over my watching is spotted. Spotted in that I get to watch occasionally, or should I say infrequently...