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I think the only time I've ever come close to tears watching something muppety was during Talk, Listen, Connect where Rosita goes on about how she wishes that her father's legs would not be injured and that things were back as they were prior to his injury.

Now fushigi has sort of blown over, there is some more useful stuff there. Reading the performance experiences is always interesting.

Just looking over your gallery Adam, and I thought I should ask - are you a member of contactjuggling.org's forum? It's nice to see someone else around here with the inclination to constantly play with balls. *snicker*

The puppets look fan-tabby-hooby in this production. I haven't seen the production due to geographical-ness, but from what I have heard and seen I think Jarrod deserves a round of applause. Slightly off topic, but speaking of Australia - does anyone know of puppetry slams happening down here?

Words cannot describe how glad I am with my new knowledge of eye-making. Maybe I won't have to fork out an arm and a leg ( and an eye) for the live hand I plan on building in the near future.

I sung a lot of stuff I didn't want to in primary school choirs (that I didn't want to be in) but at no point did we ever sing Somewhere Over the Rainbow. A more pressing issue is why do songs involving rainbows translate so well to the musical saw?

I'm so happy that one of my idols - the amazing Shaun Tan, won for Animated Short. For those of you unfamilar with him, he's an Australian author / illustrator with a penchant for the strange.

I remember back when I won Best MC Couple with Kiki and Favourite Newcomer in the same year. Those were the days.

That was brilliant.

This thread is telling me I need to own more than 2 FR songs...

That was brilliant!

It seems that most of us here share the same sentiment that I have about technology - and I thought I was the only one! I hate the notion that everybody has to now have a mobile phone, email etc, and that it is considered a requirement to be employed, to join something, to be a functional...

I'm after a good quality copy of Furry Happy Monsters, from SST with R.E.M., if anyone could help out it would be appreciated.

The green one, if I could remember his name!

Now I wonder would it be better to stay home and watch SST clips or attempt to ask out someone I've known for a total of 5 days.

I actually like it, for one.

I have found a wall, apparently in Melbourne, Australia that has a Fraggle Rock graffiti mural on it! I was just gpogling FR related things (as you do) and I came upon this - http://www.flickr.com/photos/paulhagon/2529980077/in/photostream/ I don't know if the wall has been painted over/tagged...

The thread is alive! ITS ALIVE! :crazy: Fortunately, the Africa episode is only a one off. Having seen the entire season, I think it is a mixed bag. The episode regarding Buster and artifical food ingredients is actually one of the funniest episodes ever made, IMHO. The season has some terrible...

That was possibly the funniest thing I've seen all day. The contact juggling bit was priceless.

Ok, I would be seriously grateful if anybody could send me "Water Course" and "Exchange" by Richard Harvey. This was the music used in the background of the classic SS clip "How Crayons Are Made". Thanks!