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Well, that's true. You don't want to appear egotistical. But then again, it's not good to downplay yourself either. Whether you mean it to or not, it can turn people off.

No prob! I know, they're awesome. It's like a fan fiction fan's dream come true! There is one other story there I adored but I don't think I can type that much more at the moment, lol. The basic summary, The Electric Mayhem are taking a long road trip on their bus and to everyone's surprise...

Yeah you're right, the little bit of their insulting humor made it all fit together, lol. Ok, here's the next one. And the situation Statler is in is rather interesting considering what we know of his puppeteer! In this story from "Jim Henson's Bedtime Stories," by Randi Hacker, Statler...

Thanks, Skye and thanks for the advice! Lol, I really was surprised at how well it turned out. And I'm glad I finally have a Richard character doll. And I know what you mean, if you really enjoy a topic, you can write on it forever! I've also recently found a rare Muppet book of cute little...

Of course, I do want to add that Blinky Fish made a lot of great suggestions too! ;) I just wanted to defend The Paley Center/TV Museum because it has meant a lot to me. :)

It seems incredibly daunting, but I've actually managed to write a couple of 20 page papers, lol. It's scary at first, but once you start writing it's not so bad, I actually ended up going over 20! Of course, it really helps if you enjoy the topic you're writing on, lol. I think that's a very...

I have to agree with Melissa, The Paley Center/TV Museum is a perfectly good and important place to check out. Of course, I am honestly sorry if anyone had a bad experience, obviously all Museums have their good and bad days. I have had some great experiences there. Thing is, the main point of...

Very true, you never know what can pay off years later!

Thanks! It probably won't be until the Spring that I seriously start looking for a dog and or cat. I really hope it goes well. :)

Feel better!

Thanks for posting! I saw that special awhile ago, and it's great to see that clip again. I love the part where Marty tries to say "Hi" to Bert as he leaves and says, "He never talks to me!" LOL It's so strange seeing newer performers taking up the torch of classic characters like Ernie and...

Lol, yeah I mean he could have Beaker sitting there looking all quiet and dignified...but it just wouldn't be in character! :eek:

I was wondering that too, but I think I'm going to go with the hands were already folded. Wow, apparently Peter Baird was the son of famous puppeteer Bill Baird. I wondered that as soon as I saw his last name. Cool!

Man, I wish Muppet Wiki had a photo index or something! There's probably 50,000 photos we haven't found yet! Lol, but anyway... http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Michael_Earl

Well there's this insane idea that only children need to be taught morals. That once they're adults, there's no longer a need, heh. When in fact, I think moral lessons are needed more than ever. ;)

Yeah that's can definitely be as well. :)

Aww, yeah I remember you talked about him once, that he really enjoyed Sesame Street videos. :)

Oh yeah, it's OK if you don't like it. And I watch a lot of shows that you're supposed to "out grow" too. :) I'm just saying there is also the tendancy to dislike anything that happens to be hip and popular at the moment. I do that a lot, but then I realize there are some good shows I'm...

Eh don't be embarrassed. The thing is, a lot of people only know about very severe forms of Autism. There are other forms where people attend school and socialize, and even enjoy acting on stage. Of course, no matter what form of Autism someone has, they can live a good life, if sometimes...

Thing is, some people may dislike Sesame Street because they think it's too childish, when it's really not that simple. In the same way, South Park isn't as horrible as it initially appears. The point is, we shouldn't judge too quickly based on appearance, general audience, or popularity (which...