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Indeed; we have much to be thankful for because of Women's Lib, and it has resulted in benefits, I think, for both women and men. Sure, some people think "feminist" is a dirty word, but I proudly consider myself a feminist. We're all humans, after all. And as for people who like both...

(gang is reclining, in pajamas, in common room of room 7) Scooter: Anyone know what's wrong with Lisa? Nora: I don't know...why, is she hurt or sick or something? Erin: It sounds to me as if she's been in an accident of some kind...sounds like a motorcycle accident or something. Scooter: I...

Me too...it's a shame that part of my dreams only lasted a few seconds; I'd have wanted to see a full game of silly creature-style rock hockey. And of course, we all love to hear about what our favorite Muppet performers did when they didn't have their arms raised in front of the camera.

And Brian was on one of the tricycles that pulled the train of bikes along. You can see him off in the distance at the end of the scene. And they used waldos to work the Muppets' mouths in the long shots.

Cold, wet, gray and rainy. It's pretty much been this way for the last several weeks.

Okay, heralde, stop and take a few deep breaths...let the oxygen into your lungs... Cheery little opera, Ernani is. And so many of the great operas do seem to involve a young woman who's in a relationship that ends violently, like Madama Butterfly, and Lucia di Lammermoor...must be a trend...

Well, better late than never, but it's 'cause of all the papers and books and assignments and...aw, who am I kidding, I have no excuse. :coy: Happy birthday, Kate, and many more! :excited:

I dreamed that all the Muppet performers from FR had gone to a skating rink near the studio in Toronto to play their own version of rock hockey, almost exactly as it was shown in the FR episode "Playing 'Til It Hurts." The big difference, of course, is that they were all wearing ice skates...

Very interesting, heralde! Which opera did you go to see? I think opera's been unfairly lambasted in popular culture today as being boring and elitist. I mean, it's got all the right ingredients: love, intrigue, hatred, a few murders here and there...you name it. At some point in my life...

Wouldn't think so; sometimes we forget that there are people who know little of the Muppets. I remembered that one quote that Richard made, in "Of Muppets and Men," about the cherry cobbler with custard: "In America you need a prescription to get stuff like that." I might try to work that in...

Beige: So how are the academics? Storyteller: It's just as bad as last semester...they're all laid up with awful tension headaches. Beige: Ugh. Well, in the Cave, the best cure for a tension headache is to take two rocks, a pile of rotting rubberweed and some... Storyteller: Go no further; you...

I know; the prof occasionally tries to steer me toward a paper on how the Swedish Chef is a mockery of the conventions of cooking shows, and I don't want the paper to concentrate solely on that. I'm definitely more of a tea drinker than a coffee drinker. My favorite kinds tend to be black...

Too right - I mean, look at the size of those giant-size Hershey bars. I'm still working on my food and Muppets project - the 10-page part of it is due Tuesday, and I just got up to page eight tonight. It is a lot of hard work, and I've had a wicked case of writer's block lately. But tonight...

Scooter: Hey, guys, didn't we sing "She Blinded Me With Science" once? Erin: (ice pack on head) Yeah, months ago. And we were supposed to eventually follow up with "Hyperactive" or "Europa." Nora: But we got sidetracked. How's the headache? Erin: Still aching, but not bad. Storyteller: If you...

Can't wait. Where's the thread going to be, Steve?

Yeah, they say that spending money when you're upset will only get you into debt. Although I admit that just spending an hour or two browsing in Barnes and Noble (or any bookstore) does wonders for my tension headaches... And I say eat all four pieces of that chocolate bar, because a)...

Well, it could be worrying, it could be health issues, or it could be genetics. For that last one, we'd have to see photos of Richard's family, both on his mom's side and on his dad's side. Richard may well have been reliving that day in the studio in London; he would have been 24 at the...

As for me, I never saw it. Probably a little too "cute" for me. But I was a member of the anime club here at school for a while (dropped it 'cause of academic rigors). It's probably his hair color that confuses most people. The hair is gray, but the face and voice clearly belong to someone...

Well...I just checked the site out, and Sara's right; some of the stuff on asianfoodgrocer.com does look rather tempting.

Good grief...people have been posting some really high-octane April Fools' jokes on this forum these days...I think TotallySpiesFan wins the award by posting that Disney had cancelled the release of TMS3.