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I was wondering-do any of you like to listen to Raffi?

Is the magic trick of sawing a woman in half still shown anywhere?

Has anybody used other nut butters(almond butter, cashew butter, sunflower butter, soybean butter)? Oh, and have you heard of NoNuts Peabutter with the bunnies on it?

Why is it traditionally a man who saws a woman in half?

Well, I'm saying, before they knew smoking was bad, was it just something appropriate for adults, not children, on the idea of the two examples I gave?

You mean, it was like today, little girls wearing nail polish can be frowned upon, while it is appropriate for adult women? Or that some movies are appropriate for adults to watch, but not children.

What do you mean, corp. policy-that the boss wants male employees to be 100% clean-shaven?

Why do some men wait until they retire to grow facial hair?

I've wondered for years, should Estes have made a model rocket replica of the WASA spaceship in the Slimey in Space episode?

Who knows of a website where I can post scripts of already-existing videos?

I don't like Marc Brown's Arthur the aardvark. See how somebody is different from the rest? I always preferred Lillian Hoban's Arthur the chimpanzee.

Is 123 Sesame Street still on Noggin?

What does, "They sold two billion Chicken Dance Elmo dolls last year" have to do with why Sesame Street Unpaved had to be canceled?

They also might have been wary about showing certain Monsterpiece Theater skits because Alistair Cookie had a pipe.

Here's the clip on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJi5mfRtcsQ&search=sesame%20street

I'm talking about a weather vane, an instrument used to portray which way the wind is blowing. Some have interesting designs, and I think SpongeBob on his inflatable pants would be a good one.

How come I haven't seen anybody make a weathervane portraying SpongeBob on his inflatable pants, as seen in the episode, "The Sponge Who Could Fly"? Does anybody think somebody should make one?