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FISH'N'WOLFE thought he'd work there someday, too, having now waited a year and a half since they sent their audition letter to him. (He's pursuing his own puppetry meantime, but still . . . it's all extremely uncool.) I think all of us at MC should chip in what we can and buy the blasted...

Oh, good. Now I don't have to make a list. As soon as you have the Net, visit the site I mentioned. There's a whole world out there. :cool:

I don't know, I thought that was very funny. :cool:

Well, what I said doesn't do you much good if you don't have the Net. I'll put together a list for you.

Very likely; I'm half-Scot, the family name on that side being Hay, which is about as Scottish as anything. Unless everyone in Scotland is a fellow (could be) I probably should point out that I'm a suspicious chick. It does sound like you, I guess you're not stashed under Byron's couch...

Welcome. For an avatar (picture) go over to the Muppet Central Feedback section and find the Need help with avatar thread, this will walk you through. I found that the best way to become familiar with the tone of this site is to just read, read, read. I would visit old, lengthy threads, read...

Those parts of the movie probably threw a lot of people. They were lifted directly from Frank Capra's "It's A Wonderful Life", in which a suicidal Harry Bailey (Jimmy Stewart) is shown by an angel what his hometown would have become had he never been born. (A den of iniquity.) Kermit decides...

Ditto to that. :cool: :cool: :cool: :cool: :cool:

Nah. All we owe Byron is appreciation for his being such a good sport, and for starting such a great thread. :cool: :cool: :cool: And, how do we KNOW that's really Alex, hmmmmm????????????

Yes, but you don't hang the entire creative hat on such weak references, which was done throughout this movie. WW II was not a weak reference; people still know what it is. The T.V. shows didn't depend for their lives on the pop culture...

I agree with everything petrieboy has to say about this film, and there are additional problems with it. A cardinal rule in writing good scripts is that you never construct the story so that it might become dated. The best films stand the test of time. This one, only two years in, does not...

Ditto. :concern: :concern: :concern:

Alex probably actually expired from grits ingestion and is stashed under the couch.

One of the more famous ones is in Creedence Clearwater Revival's Bad Moon Risin', when they sing, "There's a bad moon on the rise." Most everybody thought they were saying, "There's a bathroom, on the right."

I'm thoroughly confused, and it hurts my eyes. I'm sorry, I know it's jazzy and cool. This is only me. I have a headache already after only a few minutes so I'm logging out. I'm sure everyone else will love it.

It is 6 a.m., dark as pitch outside, and snowing, snowing, snowing !!!!! A beautiful sight. Is Alex alive?

This must be a dialect thing, I've never known people of any color to speak that way up here. Most of our encounters with molasses here are in baked beans. It's also an outstanding hair conditioner.

Yes, cane syrup beats corn syrup any day, but it's never been around in New England. Even so, both these syrups are inferior to the above-mentioned stuff, flavor- and health-wise. Coke used to be the hardest drink of all, in the old early days when it contained cocaine. Sandwiches made...

I was trying to figure out how to save this thread and you just did it, excellent. I would also like for AlexTaylorFromScotland to not expire from severe grits exposure.

I've cooked and baked all my life, I'm really good and humble too, and part of that has always been modifying recipes for diabetic friends so they can have something nice for a change that won't send them to the hospital. If what you're making has a lot of other liquid content, use honey. If...