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On Lola's suggestion...I keep wembling back and forth. At first I was thinking "Na, I kinda like it as it is." But then I thought "Well, it could be a good idea," and then I said no and then I said yes and then... *shrugs* Lola's idea as more of a role-play game is fine, and Sarge's thread...

Ah. And FAO exclusive...that makes sense. That cake topper thingy is a pretty nice piece. Except does Kermit have his trademark eyeballs on it? From the picture it doesn't really look like it...

It's probably because if you read the article carefully, the list is based on how much it changed from year to year, so TN must not have changed as much as those others. Also, it's not based on opinion, it's the top ten that had the biggest change, so TN could've been like number eleven or...

I just thought of another one: I used to think that my two grandmothers were also grandmothers to all of my cousins, while really only one was. And I can remember one of my cousins telling my mom about how his other grandmother took him to a hockey game, and I was jealous because I thought that...

Norman Melvin: What wonderful taste you have. I take back what I said about you being a crazy bozo. *sees Beau in a sun-lounger drinking tea and thinks back to all the previous incidents* Then again... (OOC: Thanks!)

Norman Melvin: I've always wanted to find a Bearded ***. The problem was that I kept getting the Blue *** and the Bearded *** mixed up...I should check the encyclopedia on that.

Norman Melvin: Fascinating. I've always loved Kachaalu Te Kamrakh Da Salad.

Norman Melvin: Indian cookery...sounds like it could have some cultural significance and intellectual value. Sure.

Norman Melvin: Don't watch Vincent Price at Night, whatever you do. It gave me nightmares for weeks!

I think there's ways you can get in without going to college and stuff. It would probably take a little extra effort, but I think you still could possibly get in. I should talk a little about a dream I have. I'm trying to work kinda behind-the-scenes in TV and/or film, y'know, like writing...

We've been really on and off lately. It's nice, a good temp, and sunny for the most part, but then we've been getting these sudden rainstorms that you don't even know are going to happen.

I really like them. Great job! In order for the thread to be moved, you'll have to contact a moderator, as they're the only ones who can move this.

Norman Melvin: We kinda do...er...I mean, do you have a television set around here? *checks watch* The Price is Right is coming on. It has such wonderful examples of obvious product placement!

What about for the Kermit facing the Muppets scene? Why did Kermit have to be done on blue screen? All they would've had to do was put Kermit's back facing the camera and shoot him along with it... And I do see your point on the subway scene, but my point is that I think that we could find...

Norman Melvin: *looks strangely at Father Moppet* And we'll let the crazy bozos be crazy bozos...

No dream is a Debbie Downer. No matter how big or how small, they're not. Just wondering, why did you give up on being a voice over and stuff?

I was the same on that one. It just never clicked to me that I'm supposed to think of girls as enemies of some sort.

Norman Melvin: V-v-v-v-vodka? That sounds like it may have alcohol in it. And no, I never pass up a good marketing deal. I will get that marketing deal, if it's the last thing I do. I think that's enough of trying for now, though. (OOC: This is my 1000th post)

Nice collection! But when one Muppet fan looks at another's collection, they're bound to have questions: Did the Miss Piggy Pook-A-Looz come out at the same time the others did? Cause I never even knew it existed... On your action figure/doll shelf, what is that little banjo playing Kermit...

I think we all feel that way at some point in following our dreams. It's the thing that makes the people who followed through with their dreams more admirable, that they were able to overcome those thoughts and those obstacles, even when life is not treating them too well. I think the important...