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Yeah, but she's my myth.

Yes, I was joking.:D

I don't smoke. :D

I invented a makeshift costume at last minute. I am wearing boots, a sweater, and a long skirt. I tied a bandana around my neck and fixed my hair in two long braids. I am Laura Ingalls Wilder. No one can figure it out, but that's their problem.

Yeah, considering what Faz Fazakas and Brian Henson went through to get Kermit on a bike at all I wouldn't comment on the minor details. Like the number of times he has accidents.

*snort* THAT is mutual. Although I would get you if you called me a "he.":eek: I think some of the people at the mall were giving me weird looks for carrying on such a long conversation with "the rabbit" aka Muley.:D I did start a "I met Kev" thread at Matt's forum, but I definately didn't...

I'm glad that this may still happen.:)

As long as she doesn't mind...

Or else I might join in telling embarassing stories about you, LOL.

If I was your wife, I would kill you for putting something so personal on the Internet. If I was definately pregnant, that'd be one thing, but just speculating about it is embarassing.

Where did you find it online?;)

I love that sketch. I saw it long before I heard the Madonna song. Although I never could understand what was so great about cereal. "I said I taste it, I give it a whirl, and now I am a cereal girl."

I saw it. I agree with ravagefrackle. Back when Jim was alive many ideas like this made it to prototype stage, then rejected it for poor quality and this is poor quality.

This sounds rather unlikely. Cool if it's true though!

I think so. My roomate has been using British batteries with her American appliances, so that would indicate their compatibility.

Thanks!:)

There already was one Muppet cartoon series. See Tough Pigs. I love your comic strips, Muppetmonkey!

No, it's a I'm-having-a-major-exam-two-days-afterwards-and-when-do-you-expect-me-to-have-time-for-Halloween story.

She is one of those rare figures of whom one can truly say that she changed the world for the better. The strength of her convictions and her courage in serving as an example should serve as a beacon of light for everyone. We are lucky to have had her. RIP, Mrs. Parks.

I'm not dressing up.