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Some Christian humor... A married couple were trying to have a baby, but to no avail. One day, the wife suggested going to their priest. The husband agreed, and off to the church they went. The priest said "Well, the most I can do is annoint you in oil. The problem with that is that all I...

Just for the sake of "curveballing", here's a (non Muppet) PSA from my favorite trio: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9yFyIYcdZs

How did the cheeseburger propose to his girlfriend? With an onion ring!

I scheduled an appointment with my advisor for tomorrow at 2:35, so when I get home, I'll let you all know.

Like many people, I struggle in math class. My winter semester is almost over and my math teacher told me that there's no way I can pass my algebra class from this semester. I found that out about 2 1/2 hours before I scheduled my spring classes, but was too chicken to tell anybody that I was...

Well, since this thread is three years old and the links don't work anymore, how's about a new pic of Noel?

Well, if you *were* named Grace, here's what I would say: "Oh, honey, don't think of it as champagne, think of it as mama's little cotton candy".

Here's an update... 2007 March- Peter Pan October- Jungle Book 2008 March- Pinochio October- 101 Dalmatians

I wanted to start a Blues Brothers discussion thread, because I know there's a lot of you out there who love this movie (Kevin aka :o in particular). So, this is theplace to post your favorite lines, scenes, or just any old thing you'd like to discuss. I'll start: "The Blues Brothers" is...

Terry-Thomas was an actor best known for his snarky British accent and trademark gap between his two front teeth (that’s why there’s a gap between his first and last name). My favorite role of his was Algernon Hawthorn in "It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World", but he is probably best known for...

Does anybody remember this very short-lived item from Mickey D's? I was in second grade when it came out and I used to order them religiously. Sadly, for some reason, they discontinued it. But, all the same, does anyone remember it?

There was this TV show (produced by Sid and Marty Krofft) that came out in around the late '80's or so. It featured puppet versions of celebrities (Bill Cosby, Bette Midler, etc.), but I can't remember the name of it. Can anyone help me?

No Day But Today- Episode 32 Airdate: 12-2-06 Written & Created by Princeton Starring: Princeton as Himself Redboobergurl as Puddin’ Amanda Seyfried as Madison Rue McClanahan as Granny Mae Open on Princeton’s house. He and Madison are sitting around, relaxing. Madison: Oh, Prin, it’s so nice...

No Day But Today- Episode 31 Airdate: 12-1-06 Written & Created by Princeton Starring: Princeton as Himself Redboobergurl as Puddin’ Amanda Seyfried as Madison Jerry Stiller as the voice of Mr. Gus Open on Puddin’s house. She is just about to enjoy a quiet evening at home when the doorbell...

The only reason I ask is because on Wikipedia's section on FR, it says that Gunge is smarter. I don't know if anyone can prove that, so I figured I'd ask you guys.

And no, this isn't in regards to the famous lawsuit. Muppet Wiki claims that Kevin Clash performed Spa'am, but I distinctly remember the ending credits listing Bill Baretta as Spa'am's performer. Who's right?

This morning on Regis & Kelly, Regis was showing the audience an article about the top three celebrity party girls that are always together: Lindsay Lohan, Paris Hilton, and Britney Spears. I never would've imagined that these three would be inseperable, mainly because I've never herd of Britney...

The designs varied between Hoggle, Didymus, Ludo, and a Firey.

Has anybody seen these? I saw them at an antique mall and to this day I still don't know why I didn't buy them. Probably because they were released right when the movie came out (1986) and they were still in the original packaging. But anyway, has anyone else seen this or bought them 20 years...

Do you have a picture of it?