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My complete dream list of replicas if there were 5 real spots left and they could actually get them to market like the other three. This would be the order: 1. Fozzie 2. Miss Piggy 3. Scooter 4. Rowlf 5. Pepe Runners up: Dr. Teeth, Janice, Sam, Beaker and Bunsen. Even Fozzie is not likely to...

I have made large gestures in the past to the person I happened to be dating, but last year I decided to leave most of that out. Instead I found some attractive patterned pink and red paper, cut it into a heart shape and wrote little phrases all over it telling my partner every special thing...

The Valentines Day Menu is up on the main page again. Pepe as Cupid is at least one happy thing. :rolleyes:

Yeah, I can agree with some of that, but never does she really state the reason why. It's just a blanket-condemnation. As with any community some members aren't always going to get along, but it's better to find a resolution or forge friendships with the nicer people instead of silently sulking...

My rare 2 cents about therapy or faith-based counseling. You know I never post in this thread due to the fact I'm not particularly religious and it would open up a big can of worms (not friendly ones like Slimy worm). However it should be noted that I've sought counseling throughout my life -...

(I'm a little off-topic here...) It's funny because I work at an action figure/toy store and get emos and goths all the time. Many of them are nice; a few of them act as though they're too hip for the room. Some of them give me the impression that they think I'm "the man" or something and it...

My confusion is that this member believes she has this forum pegged yet is unaware of the thread for goodbyes such as this one. Forums are communities and it takes some investment and a few uncomfortable situations to settle in. :confused: I certainly don't intend to be unkind here. It just...

It's sad to see you go, but I don't believe that you have given this forum much of a chance quite yet. I don't see where any issues have come up in your handful of posts. Did you try contacting one of the forum's several moderators? I would also encourage the mods to move this thread with the...

:crazy: Is anyone wondering what German mohair is made out of? :p

I finished the fantastic book. This is one of the few adaptations that will require additional story elements in order to fill 100 minutes of screen time. The book is a very swift and wonderful read. It will be interesting to hear the perspectives on the invented character Wybie. There is a...

Ooops. This was meant for the other thread about parents not liking the Muppets. :o Eeek. My posting at work. :D

My folks were always cool about the Muppets. They were glad the appeal of the Muppet Babies was short-lived for my taste, but I had little trouble with that either. However, my older sister always thought I was "too old" for Muppet stuff and would hide all my Kermit and Fozzie toys from me and I...

I'm inclined to agree with this. It appears they might have more options out there and want to regroup for a Fraggle push when the film comes out. Hit doesn't deserve the spoils for that at this point. I'm sure the other Henson properties will also get a good amount of attention too. For some...

The pig was on! Loved it. I no longer really think of it as Eric's Piggy. She's just Piggy. Now, the puppet. Well...the placement of facial elements and sculpt has vastly improved, but the material is incredibly stiff. You'd think the puppet builders would have figured that out by now. I still...

"Be Careful What You Wish For..." is the marketing slogan for the film. The book (I have a few pages left) is about one girl's struggle to fight for the family and the life she once took for granted because it seemed less than ideal. This life in the real world had been stolen from her by an...

I agree. The grass is always greener until it tries to sew buttons into your eye sockets! :eek:

Yup. I always get annoyed with the idea that people can make completely fresh starts. Our history is important to us and should be respected (both the good and the bad bits). We can always grow, but nothing is ever completely left behind. Our terms of dealing with certain areas of our lives are...

Disney always needs a traditional animation department. There are many ways it can be utilized, but Disney needs to keep its founding art form. Eisner didn't understand that, but all that man saw was dollars signs. Disney needed that in the early 80s. He just lived out his usefulness and became...

What an odd and interesting road. It sure is nice to hear the script is in good shape too. :scary:

Evidently Neil Gaiman has chimed in with this little tidbit: "Coraline reviews are appearing at Rotten Tomatoes (84% fresh right now): I was thrilled to see that we got an A in Entertainment Weekly for example, but [this] is, so far my favourite review of Coraline. It's the kind of review...