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Here's the clip on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJi5mfRtcsQ&search=sesame%20street

I'm talking about a weather vane, an instrument used to portray which way the wind is blowing. Some have interesting designs, and I think SpongeBob on his inflatable pants would be a good one.

How come I haven't seen anybody make a weathervane portraying SpongeBob on his inflatable pants, as seen in the episode, "The Sponge Who Could Fly"? Does anybody think somebody should make one?

I remember an episode of Sesame Street from the early 1990s in which Maria reads a book about a tightrope walker with words on the left and a picture on the right. The Mr. Men and Little Miss books reminded me of this book because they had a similar format. Does anybody remember this episode?

Does anybody know why TV has children's stuff, but not the radio?

My father does engineering, but he teaches me all kinds of different job opportunities, such as mechanics, cleaning up, and the like.

Is the memory box in your home or at your workplace?

I work with my father, and at work, we keep a dead people's section, containing pictures of people we knew who have passed away. Does anybody else do this?

How did the game show go?

If you're looking for a place to give your old stuff to, give your old teachers things they can use, such as books for their classroom library, games and educational toys for indoor recess, and the like. That is what I did with some of my giveaways because my little cousin was too old for them...

I remember a game show hosted by Guy Smiley called, "Where Do I Belong?" There was the sun, moon, and stars that belong in the sky, but what else was there?

Well, I know it starts by Telly entering Hooper's Store saying to Alan, "I want to watch TriangleBob TrianglePants on Triangleodeon!" Alan turns on the TV and the show comes on. The character is Bob in pants covered with triangles. But I don't know the lyrics to his theme song.

Can anybody give me a script for the clip of TriangleBob TrianglePants?

The bat in Level 4 that swoops down and flies off with you if you fly too high reminds me of the Winged Monkeys in the Wizard of Oz.

I played Bugdom in ninth grade. I found out about it when it was on the computer in my resource room. I bought it and played it at home, but it was frustrating when I kept losing, and I was banned from playing it until school got out, and when school got out, I finished it and after that, I...

I know you've all known people who have passed away, but did any of you know anybody whose casket or urn was built by friends or relatives rather than purchased?

What do you mean by nothing with a pit?

Aaron, can you eat other legumes, or sunflower seeds, or pumpkin seeds?

In Frosty Returns, doesn't it sound a bit reversed that Holly(a girl)wants to saw Charles(a boy)in half? Isn't it usually the boy who wants to saw the girl in half?

Why are there few children's shows that portray the magic trick of sawing a person in half? The only kids' things I know that portrays it is the Christmas special Frosty Returns, and the children's book The Big Bunny and The Magic Show.