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So you're playing an RPG game in a sorta RPG game... And I just broke the fourth wall...

Norman Melvin: *pulls one out of his pocket and hands it to Father Moppet* Healthy eating never hurts...

Hmm...interesting. I'll look around for you and see what I can find. Just making sure...do you know it was Kermit for sure and not Ernie, since their voices are similar?

Skyrim? :confused:

*becomes intangible/invisible and flies back down to apartment* Hey! I see room 3 may be getting taken...yaay! The more the merrier!

Just wanted tor try it out... It's neat that you live up here, too. Probably a great view.

*becomes intangible, and flies through the ceiling to get to the 20th floor* *goes to apartment 200 and knocks on door*

Oh, hey Vincent! What apartment do you live in, here? I guess I had been in my apartment when you moved in...

Earlier up I had made the joke that since Sarge, Lola, and me had already welcomed Ryan, if Yuna did to that would mean that there would be four members of the Creature Calamity Club welcoming him...an odd coincidence.

And there's the pattern...

People who know me by now, you might as well not read what I'm about to say, cause you probably already know... Can we get some new photos please? The group photo, Kermit, Piggy, Fozzie, Gonzo, Pepe, even Sam and Rowlf, those I don't mind too much. We've seen that Bunsen and Beaker picture so...

*comes out of apartment* Hey Yuna! What's going on today?

Norman Melvin: *jumps up* How's this for a catchline: An apple a day keeps the mud away!

I've been trying to figure that out since you had it. I'm assuming it's from an animated movie, maybe having something to do with space...

I didn't...probably because I wasn't around much on Father's Day this year, but it sounds like it would've been pretty cool, and fitting for the event...

And I think tension between those two is something that kids can really relate to...I'm sure that they get mad at their friend or sibling or something sometimes. They can be shown how to handle that anger through those two. Plus, it's not like Elmo getting mad at Gordon or something, both seem...

Lately I've noticed in some way that the SST crew seems to be apprehensive about putting much tension between characters. It's a shame...it makes Sesame Street more complete with a full range of emotions.

Awesome! That's really terrific!

*finishes first slice and grabs a second one*

Hmm...they do seem to be influenced on them, don't they? Though I haven't seen Hey Arnold! for years...