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Hahaha...despite the fact that I've known the Spanish word for "teeth" for years, that username never clicked until Casey just made that comment.

I definitely agree. Monsters, Inc., in my mind, is by far the funniest and best Pixar movie. The whole setup is just so great as to why monsters scare kids. You would think that if most people were to make that movie it would be some kind of club where these rebels who hate kids go and scare...

I wonder if it could also be the fact that the idea of talking bugs has been way overdone in recent years? Seriously, there's been so many movies, specials, and even a few TV shows that somehow involved talking bugs, whereas talking toys hasn't been done all that much.

No way, it was actually way colder than usual. :p

Just saw this now, very sorry to hear. Rest in peace, Emily.

So today there were at least five people in my area who apparently passed out at different area churches and had to be taken to the hospital.

It is actually spelled Goelz, as one person above seems to have spelled it wrong. And I also have always pronounced it "goals," mainly because that's how I heard Brian Henson pronounce it in a time when I didn't know how to say it. Before that I had called him "go-ells"

Anybody envisioning a Miss Piggy parody of "Above Ground"? :mad:

You know, the other day I stumbled into some internet article summary about the Muppets that some woman wrote. As I read it, I was so impressed by the intelligence of this person, how they mentioned all the productions and stuff spot on, accurately discussed Sam and Friends and so on. It was...

I am excited for the day I get to be on the couch. But I am not sitting near Pinky. Even if I have to get Ed to delete some posts. :P

Ah, that does make sense. Thank you for mentioning that.

I may as well park this question here, a question that has stumped me for the longest time? Is this "Mr. Willoby's Christmas Tree" considered a Muppet or Henson special, or is it an outside special that Kermit and a mouse family appeared in?

Huber does have a nice flow to it though, the "t" sound makes things so rough on it. It does, actually. I can be Hubert the Huber. EDIT: Ziffeled.

Lazy Yuna...couldn't even add the "t" to the end of my name. :P But on that note, Huber is a cool name, I like the ring of it.

Since I'm late, a congratulations to Yuna for getting off the end seat of the couch.

You know, I had heard about this ringing of bells in years past before I was an MC member (but rather a Muppet internet lurker), and I was just thinking about this recently. I personally would love to do this, and I'm sure others will want to also.

I don't see that this has been mentioned on the forum yet (sorry if it has and I missed it), but the Muppets will be appearing at the annual Christmas Tree lighting at Rockefeller, which will be being broadcast by NBC at 8 PM.

In that instance, nevermind. It must just be something on my end then.

Being tired of it aside, this question is tough for me. I've been watching Muppet movies all my life that it's hard to pinpoint one I watched the most. It might be TMM.

Does a mishearing that happened when I was little count? I heard a line of a church hymn that said "up from the grave He arose" and I misheard it as "up from the gravy He rose"