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So how exactly did you get into all this monster stuff?

*facepalms* Uh...yeah...cause we...we...we want to challenge you to...a trivia contest!

Not really...the middle sound is actually more of an "a" sound, as in "Awww" SN-AW-TH

**Maybe it might be smart if we get away from this kid? For all we know, he's a creature expert and already knows what we are...especially since he mentioned things like killing werewolves...*

Follow-up on my original laugh track comment: I think that I'm noticing more recent stuff is actually forcing laughs, half the time because they don't think the show is funny enough. Which is what I don't like. It seems like laugh tracks are sometimes almost used as an excuse for shows to be...

Ah...so basically they're movies that you try to stay away from, but when you start watching them, you're hooked on them the whole way through?

**Guys...for all we know this kid is working against us. One truth reveal and he could have us all killed with this stuff*

Paper puppet crafts = not worth driving 30 minutes completely out of my way to get

I don't care for Japanese food much...but I guess I'll go along anyway...

How weird...let's give him a last name before a middle one, please.

Oh, and by the way, I picked up some virtual cake for us all... *MCers groan* What? I even got writing on it! Boy...I really thought you were going to say Muppy there...

Here is my rant regarding laugh tracks: Don't get me wrong, I love laugh tracks. I absolutely love them, and basically (yet again) agree with everything D'Snowth said above. But I have noticed in recent years that laugh tracks sound so unnatural. Like it actually sounds like you just put a bunch...

What's your source? :skeptical: As Mo Frackle basically said already, with Kermit around, Beaker ended up going into science and becoming what he is now. But if Kermit wasn't around, he would've instead have dedicated his time into trying to become bigger and muscular.

Yeah...let's go. OOC: Because her actual name is Jazmyne, so she goes by the nickname Jaz.

Regarding the people who inspired Jim: I sorta think I read that Walt Disney was a main one, and I also know that Edgar Bergen was someone who he really admired. I think George Burns may have been, too. (It's interesting how he eventually got to work with both.) I'm not sure if he did know...

Yep...exactly. The theme that is pretty much recurring in all of Jim's work is that we must follow our dreams and that they can be achieved. One of the reasons I like the Muppet Movie is because of how much inspiration about following your dreams is in it.

Oh yeah...I forgot it was his birthday today... HAPPY BIRTHDAY DAVE GOELZ!!!!! :concern::confused::cool::sleep::oops::electric::sigh: Thanks for all your work as a Muppeteer, bringing some of my favorite Muppets to life.

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Yeah. There is a ton of inspiration meanings and messages in the Muppet Movie, but also in all Muppet productions in general. I've found "The Rainbow Connection" to be the most inspirational and complex song ever written. And I'm not trying to shamelessly plug, but I actually have a blog where...

This raises the question: Are there two calendars? Or did somehow something happen that an earlier calendar design accidentally got released, and then the later design did, or vice versa?