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Did I ever get a chance to thank you for Sesame stuff you posted on YouTube years ago? For someone your age, to post stuff that's almost as old as me, that takes some doing. You, mstatz, nantovision, you just kept the cool stuff coming. I for one am most grateful, and you got my total respect.

Sometimes I like posing questions that make people think. Asking favorite/least favorite whatever, might only get a one-word answer. Easy puff question, easy puff answer. Gets boring soon. Here you open up a little more, and I like that.

Any metal groups (or any music group) you thought was really great once upon a time, you wouldn't listen to now?

Did you ever have nitrous oxide at the dentist? (I bet nobody ever asked THIS!!) 8)

What would get you wired up if you were exhausted? Coffee? Energy drink? Ginseng tablets?

I kinda knew that

Nice Jerry- curls! 8)

That d-bag Patrick makes those obnoxious posts demanding Sesame episodes, now he's singing Beatle tunes????!!! The swine!!!!8) Same Starr, right? 8)

The cheapest set to replicate would be the Kramden's apartment from The Honeymooners. One trip to Goodwill would get the job done.

I've seen Bruce Hornsby a few times with the Grateful Dead. The keyboard slot in the Grateful Dead is called "The Hot Seat", since so many are no longer here: Pigpen(Ron McKernan), Keith Godcheaux, Brent Mydland, and Vince Welnick all bought the farm. Only Hornsby and Tom Constanten made it out...

That is neat. Also that Jamie Farr actually served in Korea. If I ever got to meet him, I'd like to ask him what his favorite dress was.

This didn't take up the whole episode. It was an isolated street scene, preceded by the film "Hello Scale, Whaddaya Say?" It might have aired more than once, but not very often. It was incredibly intense seeing Luis getting that mad, and poor Bird taking the fall for Snuffy. Didn't help Bird's...

That does look impressive. I've always loved miniatures like this. No matter how small the scale, the attention to detail is phenomenal. I remember back in the 70's-80's when a lot of action happened on the 123 rooftop. Christmas Eve on Sesame Street, Luis and Maria's wedding, even getting...

If you got the munchies right now, what would you be grabbing for?

Or even better, give us free gas now! You have gas and our tanks are near empty and we're running on fumes! Do it now or I'll get Schfifty, Snowthy, and my posse of Muppet brats to get you to cry uncle! Gas is expensive and my wife works at CVS, ya know! Us working stiffs are entitled to...

Man, this belongs on that "Question For Everyone" thread. This sums up everything that's wrong with Sesame addicts. They're not brats, they're addicts. But it also shows their spoiled sense of entitlement, and glaring lack of gratitude. So, you work at a gas station? Great, then fill it up with...

That is nothing new. Ten years ago we encountered the same thing. They get you on the subway because you're a captive audience, you can't walk away, and some people feel guilty enough to give them money. Every time I go in the city, I always bring granola bars with me. I won't give them money (I...

In spite of how they treat you, it does help to send a thank you note. Even if you think nothing else would come of it. The dilemma of getting hired anywhere, it's not what you know but WHO you know. When you're young and just starting out, connections are few and far between. It seems like an...

So much of that on Jerry Springer is staged. The producers encourage the "guests"," Okay when your cousin's brother comes out with the bouquet of flowers, tackle him and roll around on the floor. Then Jerry will step in and try to break it up. And make sure your wireless mic doesn't come loose"...

I remember summer '91, before it appeared on Nick, Ren and Stimpy aired on MTV. So much hipper, funnier, and better executed than Beavis and Butthead could ever hope for.