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It was incredibly hot outside yesterday. :p At least I hardly spent any time outside today, not including being in the car with air conditioning.

"Video Killed the Radio Star" by the Buggles.

I'm not sure if I mentioned this one, but I noticed there's going to be new episodes of it next month: Lost Tapes, a show on Animal Planet about "hidden animals" such as Sasquatch, the Jersey Devil, etc.

You are irritated by the fact that your school bans Silly Bandz shortly after you get some Muppet ones.

Yeah, I was the girl with the dog puppet. It was pretty cool to meet others from Muppet Central there. :)

Two books from a music store: A book of sheet music of Elton John songs and a biography of The Beatles. :sing:

Very cool that you got to meet her before the workshop, Charlie. :) It was so worth skipping school for, LOL. ;)

Congrats! :)

Every living animal flirts, and there are approximately 52 ways between humans.

Congrats, I just celebrated one year last month. :)

There are more imported "pet" tigers in the U.S. than in their native habitats of Asia.

Same here. They have had some pretty good episodes so far.

Just thought of another one I haven't seen in a while, Criss Angel: Mindfreak.

It's crazy how these simple different-shaped rubber bands could become so popular among school-age kids. Either way, looks like I'll have to go to Wal-Mart and buy some now.

My friend was telling me about something where it was "Bieber vs. [something that sounds like 'Bieber']", one of which was "Beiber vs. Beaker" :eek: (Beaker won...)

Now if only I could convince the schoolboard into starting those "Muggle Quidditch" teams at all the schools....;) A woman once sued the makers of Captain Crunch cereal because she had been eating the Crunch Berries cereal thinking those were real berries.

Well, I pretty much use puppetry as a hobby more than a potential future career, but I find that some of the same things for freewriting work for me with puppetry. (For example, one idea from a "writing guide for kids/teens"-type book was to get a notebook and start writing a "journal" through...

I think they said it will be public domain in 10-20 years or so. The song it was based on, "Good Morning to All", however, is public domain. EDIT: According to Snopes, the copyright will last until at least 2030.

It cost $10,000 to use "Happy Birthday to You" in a movie. *jaw-drop*

On yesterday/the night before's Whose Line?, they had a game where Ryan and someone else (Chip, perhaps?) had to sing as Kermit and Colin and Wayne had to sing as Miss Piggy, complete with a karate chop. Also, this goes along with my last post on this thread, but on that game, a category was...