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I like the ending of that show with the table setting behind the credits, and after the credits end, a woman places a placecard of Harold Snoad's name, forming the acknowledgement, "Produced and directed by HAROLD SNOAD".

With the introduction of temporary tattoos, I think those should have upstaged and dismissed permanent tattoos. Temporary tattoos are better because they are easy to remove if you later decide you don't want them.

Well, would you visit with any old teachers that are still there? Once all the teachers I had are gone, I won't be able to visit anymore because it will be all new people and they wouldn't know who I am.

I am in college now, and I visit all my old schools-my elementary school, my middle school, and my high school. There I talk to all the teachers I had that are still there, and I donate things of mine to them to use in their classroom, i.e. books. Anybody in this forum visit their old teachers...

The first Honey Nut Cheerios commercial I saw was when I was little. It showed people standing on the street, shouting, "Honey Nut Cheerios! Honey Nut Cheerios! Honey Nut Cheerios!" Every third shout, the bee would push his hands up against a box of Honey Nut Cheerios. At first, I thought the...

I am familiar with this Pepe Le Pew cookie jar. See it online here: http://cgi.ebay.com/Pepe-Le-Pew-Cookie-Jar-NEW-IN-BOX-Warner-Bros-MUST-SEE_W0QQitemZ6219112197QQcategoryZ38143QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem It sounds like it might be based on the idea of Cookie Monster trying to get...

Well, have any other Nickelodeon cartoons had an ending in which it pans out to reveal that an unnamed family was watching it, you know, a "show within a show"?

I was wondering-does anybody here like sunflower seeds or pumpkin seeds?

How is it similar to, "Where the River Meets the Sea"?

Another suggestion for cable shows on regular TV: How about airing Sesame Street Unpaved and 123 Sesame Street from the cable networks on PBS?

Are temporary tattoos politically correct?

Well, until recently I thought apple butter was on the same idea as peanut butter, but it really isn't, it's more like a fruit preserve(a jelly or a jam), does not have the same nutritional value as peanut butter, and since I've discovered sunflower seed butter and pumpkin seed butter, I think...

Well then, to be more friendly, would apple butter work in pinecone birdfeeders?

Oh, not to forget, in the timeline, for 1998-2000, include, "2000: Children's Television Workshop changes its name to Sesame Workshop."

I actually thought of the idea of a Sesame Street store after coming back into Sesame Street after being into Looney Tunes.

Does apple butter work in mousetraps the way peanut butter does?

I was wondering why the story tells that Santa Claus comes down the chimney. This detail was used in The Three Little Pigs when the wolf comes down the Third Little Pig's chimney, and in Alice in Wonderland when Bill the lizard is sent down the White Rabbit's chimney to get Alice out. Can...

Here is an English translation of the last post: What the estacade to openwork was she the meaning for this? This is ludricrous and alienated! I like it. PS: the Whole week I will speak in... the French hee hee..

What's so special about peanuts that there appears to be more of peanut butter than sunflower seed butter, pumpkin seed butter, and soybean butter? The three other types of seeds I just mentioned grow right here in the U.S.!

Why did apple sauce remain common, but apple butter did not?