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Yeah, I'm a little confused about the cab story too. I don't know if cab companies would let ordinary people buy decommissioned cabs or anything. If Richard and Jerry are in El Sleazo, I wonder if they're the two guys arm-wrestling as Kermit comes in the door?

Erin: (hanging up phone) Oh, man. Beige: What happened? Erin: It's Sara; some crazy driver rammed her car. Nora: Oh, no...is she hurt? Erin: From the sounds of it, she got banged up a little bit. Scooter: (sigh) That's awful...and I'll bet she's really freaked out. Storyteller: Methinks this...

Oh, no... Sara, it's going to be okay. Just take your meds and take it easy for a little bit, and use some ice packs if you haven't already. And we're all rooting for you here at the RHLC. And you have my complete sympathy about crazy drivers. The way some people drive these days is...

Well, things might be picking up a bit in a day or so; it looks as if I'm going to have to fill in for a reporter who's going to be departing soon. The paper I'm working at is a good-sized regional daily, but I've been landed at the bureau in a fairly sleepy part of the area, so there's not...

Scooter: Long day? Erin: (reclining on sofa) You bet - and my back's kinda sore. Beige: Hey, you should see Nora. Scooter: What happened? Beige: Well, her boss's husband brought his salamanders to the shop, and... Erin: Say no more. (in the next room) Nora: They pulled half the philosophy...

I went to see the movie over the weekend, and I thought it was pretty good. Sure, it's no "Raiders," but it was still pretty good. I'd give it three stars. Count von Count: the show in question is "The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles," and it aired from 1992 to 1996. I never saw it either, but...

"I don't really go for girls your size anyway." Gee, what a sweetheart. :rolleyes: That said, I hope that guy eventually gets a clue. First day on the job (internship) today. It went more or less okay, but I'm just really tired.

Lately, I've been having a lot of dreams about Canada. In several, I keep dreaming that I'm visiting Niagara Falls. Last night, I had a two-part; first part involved a bunch of Mounties facing off against an assassin armed with poison darts. Second part had me and my mom driving through one of...

Storyteller: (sorting epics) You look tied up in knots, reporter lady. Erin: I just learned that I'm starting an internship on Monday. I thought I'd have a little bit more down time, and, it's just, well... Storyteller: (snort) You were one of the star reporters at the school paper. And you can...

Good luck with the rehab and the job search and everything else, Sara! As for me, I'm starting a summer-length internship on Monday - a little sooner than I expected, so I'm fairly nervous. (I'm trying to view it sort of as summer camp.) Some guy was bothering you? That's not good...was he...

Hmm, time to bump the thread up... (hears crash of a head against a piano) Uh, not that kind of bump.

(in room 7, it's a boys' night in, as Scooter and Beige are watching more episodes of TMS) Beige: So where is everyone else? Scooter: Well, Erin's off at dinner with some friends from college, Storyteller went to visit her uncle Lloyd... Beige: Is he the one who always carries around pliers in...

Speaking of attention to detail, there's another thing you ought to look for in the Loretta Lynn episode: the Newsman delivers his report from a newsstand in the train station. It's all fitted out with Time, Newsweek and all the usual mags and rags...and the rack on the left is full of copies of...

As for me, I had yet another dream involving Jim's memorial. Seems to be a trend for me. And before that, another one in which I got to meet Richard. The Loretta Lynn one is fun, and I vaguely remember seeing the scene with Gonzo and Kermit on the handcar when I was a little kid. Took in a...

Well, I wouldn't say stalkers, since we all appear to be law-abiding Muppet fans around here. And since it was coming up on noon, we were a little more interested in finding lunch (there's a good deli on the town's main street - the bagels are to die for). It was neat to see the area where...

(gang is huddled around Scrabble board) Storyteller: (keeping score) All right, everyone...it's Nora, Beige, Scooter and Erin, in that order. Nora: Okay...(scans letters) Ugh, I need German. Erin: That's nothing; I need Welsh. Scooter: Either Arabic or Urdu. Beige: Rockspeak from the Tenth...

Cocky, delusional and thick-headed - but Dudley Do-Right's striving to uphold the Canadian way and the Mountie code, while Wayne's just in it to make himself look good. It's like it says in The Works: "Smart and unpretentious, Jim loved to play dumb, pompous characters like Link Hogthrob."...

Long story short, gang, we're all longing for the heyday of the Muppets, before the corporate interests got involved. On to cheerier subjects: on this new set, I kinda like the Muppet melodrama sketches - after all, Wayne talks and acts an awful lot like Dudley Do-Right, and Uncle Deadly makes...

After we finished up disc 1, I skipped ahead to disc 4 so we could watch the Lynn Redgrave episode (aka the Robin Hood show, aka the Scooter-tries-his-hand-at-stage-managing show). So far that one's my fave; loved Scooter's musical interludes (and the lines about the Merry Men "living fast...

(gang is watching Lynn Redgrave episode) Storyteller: (staring at Scooter) "Fast and looth?" Scooter: Look, I just play that stuff; I don't write it. Nora: But you look great in Lincoln green... Erin: And who knew cavorting was such serious business? Beige: Ah, what does the bear know about...