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Thought maybe since the release of "minis" (well, PVCS) has been officially announced it might be fitting to resurrect this thread. If I didn't know better, I would swear that Cory was clairvoyant. :p

Re: Re: Re: Beaker Yeah, I am beginning to feel a little snookered in that department. Hey Luke... you work in TV; aren't people in the audiences of infomercials usually *paid* for their time? ;)

I just rented this film for the first time the other night. I actually didn't know that Henson's Creature Shop had done the animals in the movie until the credits rolled. Man, that pig looked real! Any thoughts?

OMGosh... *me* too! I always thought he was Bob TROLL just like you, and until now, I never even thought about it! As far as the clubhouse theory goes, I definately agree. He doesn't live there, so unless we just assume that going there is his job, it must be his hang-out. Just love Mr. Rogers!

Re: Beaker Of what?

Orange you glad she didn't say banana?

... believe you meant "acceptance", but the way you spelled it (read: exclusionary) actually made your post more amusing and less of a waste of time to read.

Re: Phil, Warrick you are one crazy dude. Hahaha!

Well I almost hate to post this, but I actually *love* those claw machines. My daughter and I were up on the boardwalk last week when she spied a big case of plush unicorns with one of those claws. Now I has never attempted it before, but she asked me to give it a try, so I put in my fifty...

Sabrina rocks.

Hmm... something tells me that Luke might like this one too, and I am willing to bet he never surfed a day in his life. Dunno what it is about hot babes in water that makes me pretty sure... something to that I guess. ;)

As someone who went to see Dark Crystal in the theater *as* a child (ok well, pre-teen), I have to say that I totally agree with your hypothesis. I was really disappointed in DC at the time. I fully expected something light-hearted and Muppety, and about ten minutes into it, was like, "Huh?"...

Re: Jessica Zack, next time you send a MO, just take it to the counter at your post office and ask about your options. Tell them that you would like to be assured that your letter arrives at its destination, and ask them what would be the least expensive way to get a receipt. They will...

It depends on what you are mailing. The delivery confirmation is only .55 cents. I always get confused about the difference between certified and registered mail, but I know that it is relatively inexpensive for either one or both methods. I think it costs a couple bucks, and is well worth it...

Well great! :) You know there is also such thing as a "receipt confirmation" which means that you get a little postcard when your letter or package arrives at its destination. That way you don't have to sit around wondering, "Did they get it???" I just *love* the post office! Can you...

Oh yeah and one more thing... just a piece of advice for anyone who uses money orders to purchase items through the mail. Any mail containing a MO should be sent registered (or certified) mail. It costs more, but then you have proof that it arrived and who signed for it. Should there ever be...

Yeah, you know what, you are totally right here. Come to think of it, it seems to me that posts such as the one you described are about the biggest problem when it comes to "figure posts over-running the board". It is not so much the endless discussion about them, as now seems to be the...

AHA!!!! See, that *whole* charming story and due to your silly boycott, all I could see was the CCCCCCCC... the Cs in CHOICE.... all TWO of them! AHA! (And BTW, I too love Sabrina... just ask Luke.)

Re: Aaaaaaarghhh! Come on now Artie... Ken and the gang knew just what they were in for when they became so involved with the forum. We certainly don't need to police one another in order to protect them from unwanted questions and comments. Palisades is a business after all, and as...

Listen here whipper snapper... when you hit 30 then you can decide just how old, OLD is... haha. ;)