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I just died of awesome and have gone to fan-heaven. OMGZ ZOMG *fangirlsqueal* YES! So many little seen/known (lately/to the general public) characters it was just AWESOME. I loved Animal. :halo:

My friend called me at nine in the morning to tell me this. I don't get up early for anything except Muppets. She knows me well. :)

Jeff Dunham is really funny, but I have to say I laughed when I saw a picture on Rolfrazzi with Jim Henson surrounded by Muppets with the caption "Eat this Jeff Dunham." :D

Finally changed mine! Minor character sure, but I'm excited there's a Muppet with the same name as me. ("Rena" nickname invented anagramming purposes.) (This is also a test to see if iPhoto works...)

Some Civil War General, he got shot. Technically it was "They couldn't hit an elephant at this dis-- *boom*" Conrad Hilton: "Always remember to keep the shower curtain on the inside of the tub."

You know you can just ask for the toys themselves, right? (But it would be extremely awesome!)

Haha, none taken. :) Just making an observation.

Of course! :mad: How did I forget that one? Piggy's had like 5000 different hairdos, some better than others. Mine is VERY similar to Annie Sue's, though. Except brown and a bit longer. I love my afro! :D

In the WoO book, Dorothy's slippers are sliver; they were changed to ruby to make them more visually appealing in color. (Gosh I love this movie! TBS shows it for like 2 weekends a year and this is one. :D)

Beaker of course! :eek: And Boober's assumed Beatleish haircut. Woo!

Well, Bunsen's sparks the bald vs. shaved debate but he probably lost his hair in some experiment years ago, along with his eyes... he rocks it though. :confused:

I've heard. I sad. Meep shall not die! Even if I couldn't say it, I still have a Beaker pin that says Meep on it, so take THAT, authority! I still use "Your face/mom/mom's face" when I can't think of anything else to say...:eek:;)

C'mon, innocent Beaker? It was just a joke, a planned school-wide joke, but certainly not any kind of profanity substitute... :eek: No, swears are better replaced with longer, drawn out words that still get the point across. Firetruck for example makes a great interjection. Frog also works, but...

One episode of Family Guy mentioned something about Iraq being Fraggle Iraq or something, but I think that's it. :smirk: I love the Colbert Report and The Office, especially when they make Muppet references!

I guess I'm in that group, (Dora started when I was around 5) and I immediately hated her. The premise of the show was okay-- teach kids Spanish and give them an advantage in life and whatnot-- but it was so slooooooow I couldn't stand it. Even at 5 I refused to be treated like I was...

Lol, definitely Whatchamacallit for Gonzo. Maybe Thingamajig for Animal. Beaker and Bunsen: Nerds? Not to be mean, those also ROCK! Prairie Dawn: That old-ish peanut butter type candy Mary Janes. The Yip Yips: Milky Ways or Mars Bars Ernie: Snickers Question: But who would get the god...

If we're "full", is it possible to remove some and add new ones? How many people actually use :search: or :busy: or :scary: that often? We at least need an LOL Elmo and a *sigh* Boober.

Lol, yeah. A girl in my gym class I met at the beginning of the school year has the last name Rizzo. We're required to write our last names on our gym uniforms. As much as I despise gym, I LOL randomly in that class. Rizzo's awesome about it though, and got the reference! :shifty::)

It's so hard to sum up Sesame Street either generally or personally without writing an entire book about it all. Yes, how it's impacted millions of kids around the world and taught everything from numbers to tolerance to what not to do if there is a monster in your mirror. To me it's...

Suburbia. :p One of those little towns named after trees; about 20 minutes away from the city. (but 5 minutes away from the airport. :p Gets annoying, but I digress...) Lived in Edgewater until I was seven though. -- Badminton used to be called Poona -- In the next 7 days, 800 Americans will...