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... has just undergone an overhaul. The name was changed, and it now serves as a "home base" for the Rio Grande Web Network, my personal "pet project", if you will. There's now a link to the forum, and my old DVD review page was deleted to make room for a similar "DVD of the Week" feature. Also...

Indeed it will not. Jacques was a high point of Nemo for me, and his writing (which went back to "Little Mermaid") was amazing. RIP Joe. We'll miss you. :cry:

"Can You Picture That", Dr. Teeth Everybody's lover, everybody's brother, I wanna be your lifetime friend. Crazy as a rocket, nothin in my pocket, I keep it at the rainbow's end. I never think of money, I think of milk 'n honey, grinnin like a cheshire cat. I focus on the pleasure...

Hmmm.... I've not really had any experience with songs, except for all the songs from MCC helping me through my parents' divorce. However, I have had an unusual experience with a certain movie: whenever I'm sick, if I watch "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory", I wake up better the next...

Shrek- Angus McGonagall Fiona- Janice Donkey- Fozzie Bear Puss 'n' Boots- Marvin Suggs The Fairy GodMother- Hilda Prince Charming- Floyd Pepper King- Waldorf Queen- Astoria Gingerbread Man- Irving Bizarre Three Blind Mice- Elvises Pinnochio- Gonzo The Three Little Pigs- Link, Julius...

Thought you'd like it. John certainly does live up to his name, no? :)

I just remembered a great post by my comrade Convincing John that states many of my views about Elmo. I do believe that quite a few people here would agree with this. http://forum.muppetcentral.com/showpost.php?p=251656&postcount=72

Ditto here. I actually used to like Elmo, but I can remember the exact moment I realized that I hated him: I was watching SS, and an Elmo sketch was followed up by the classic "statue of Bert" sketch. I realized how completely inferior Elmo was to Ernie, and then I began to hate him. Still do...

La la la la, I'm not hearing you... :)

Believe me, I'm not your guy here...

UPDATE: From now on, my signature will feature a quote from whatever movie I watched that day (or the day before, if I watch the movie real late) hyperlinked to my site. Today's would be Forrest Gump.

Happy birthday! :)

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I haven't talked to him that much, but a happy birthday to you! :) :sing: :D

Eh, same diff. Sort of like the corn dog/Pogo thing. :)

Ditto. However, I have a British friend called David who says "haych", and my grandfather does as well. In fact, David's pronunciation of the letter made everyone laugh when we were doing "Animal Farm". There was a scene where he had to read "E, F, G, H" as Boxer the carthorse, and whenever he...

Oh, I can, mostly laughing at the differences with my mother. For instance: why do we have really weak macaroni and cheese up here?

Yep, she's right. I personally use "corn dog", as I tend to agree with the States. I know, I'm a dissident. :o

Dave Barry (not again!) did a hilarious essay on Thanksgiving foods, and in particular he attacked pumpkin pie for "looking nothing like pumpkins". Sadly, I've got to agree with him. However, I do like sweet-potato pie.