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Ann: Don't love it to death! Then it'll die and we'll never hear the rest! Kelly: Sh, Ann, I want to hear the rest of the story! Tabby: Me too! Please tell us, Aunt Christy, please?

IT'S THE ATTACK OF THE KILLER HOMEWORK!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sorry, Couldn't resist. Actually, I know exactly what you mean. I'm in the same boat. Which is a bit strange, since I'm not in any boat at all at the moment, but... darn these figures of speech! Since when does speech have a figure? Oh dear...

Ooh! Hey, Beau, could I use some of that dynamite, too?!?!?!?

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Deleted Scene 1 This scene was originally intended to come right after Kermit got the letter. In theory, some short amount of time had passed, and he was talking to Scooter. It was going to lead into Miss Piggy complaining about one of her numbers. Instead, I added comedy to Scooter and...

I'd love to post it, but unfortunately it doesn't have a title yet! And hey, I'd love to quit school for fanfic writing... :p And extras, you say? You'd like extras? That's two votes for and none against... <evil grin> <pulls out notebook> Now then, which deleted scene shall I post first...

Good gracious, Count, you changed your signature again! OH, and I loved the acceptance speech, too. And congratulations on the awards! Wait, did I already congratulate you? Oh well...

Personally, I think that if you did it well, (as I've seen you can,) it definately has potential to be really great! I, for one, would read it. As for tension... well, uh... Don't really know what to tell you there, except that um... yeah, I really don't know what to tell you.

<hugs Beth C> I'm more patient than I let on sometimes. Post when you're ready.

I'm sorry to hear that, Beth. It's good to see you here again, but family does come first. Hope everything's okay! <hugs>

You only have to pay if you're a VIP. You do have to register to listen through Live365, but not necessarily as a VIP, and you can listen through other players as well, though I don't think the quality is as good.

Is it? Oh, good! <runs to sign back into MC radio>

I think I'd like to see this cartoon strip, it sounds kinda cool. And as for Guy Smiley... well... life does some funny things, doesn't it?

I did notice the repeated use of the number twelve, and I liked Grover's "see you at Charlie's" line. And I want more story! (you don't get voted best fanfic reader by letting people slack on their stories :p)

Because I can't stand to wait... We interrupt this program for a brief message from our sponsor. <screen goes all static-y> <static clears, and we see what appears to be a typical morning around the breakfast table at the Muppet Boarding House.> Kermit: Everyone ready for the show...

Thanks D'Snowth! I think I joined a little before Vibs. It's kind of weird. I mean, yeah, we're all one big happy family and I feel like I fit right in- which is a wonderful feeling, by the way- but somehow... I don't know, occasionally I still feel like such the newbie. Especially when I look...

Happens to me, too. But congratulations, minor muppetz!!!!!! and here's to 1000 more!

I like it! The dialogue is great, every one sounds pretty much in character. Two small suggestions, though: One, Keep in mind that Grover does not use contractions. Two, if you start a new paragraph every time some one else is speaking, it makes it much easier for the reader to understand...

You know... there's no way to answer that last question without sounding completely insane... ...well, I'll risk it... One night, when I was supposed to be doing my homework, my mind drifted away to this story. I was wondering what the figure's name was. I closed my eyes, and I saw the figure...