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Looks good! The BFG was my absolute favorite book as a kid (and even now as a big grown up type person!). Roald Dahl has also written some short stories for adults. Look those up and you can expand your repetoire!

The high pitched voice is what I assume though she's never pointed that out specifically. When we've said that Elmo is indeed male, she gets quite irritated with us and INSISTS he's a girl! Good for a laugh if nothing else!

Okey doke. Just curious. I guess it would kinda make sense that he'd strike the dartboard at the end though. 10~Q!

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!! A Canadian who hates hockey!?!?!?!? Yup. That's me. (ducks for cover under barrage of hockey pucks :o )

My Collection! Just thought I'd revive this one! Also owned, not pictured: *Sesame Street Fisher Price apartment, Gordon, Susan, Mr.Hooper Little People *Sesame Street bedsheet from the 70's with characters in an apartment building *Ernie and Bert Puppets *Zoe Backpack *Large Gonzo...

I have Ernie and Bert puppets that were made more recently. Good luck in your search and if you could maybe post pics of the ones you have here on the forum just for us to admire....! By the way, your avatar is a wonderful pic of the Count!! Way back when he was creepy!!

My daughter thinks Elmo is a girl. :smirk: Interesting...

Ziffel, was the guy with the dart collecting "D" items as he went along?

Only 26 letters and SO many words to choose from! Good luck and keep me posted on the progress! Do you have a specific theme? I remember as a young 'un I tried making a kids book with an animal for each letter of the alphabet. Imagine the frustration looking for an X animal (with only the...

Oh, that has got to be one of my favorite cartoons ever. (ie, man with yo-yo) What were the writers smokin'? :D

There is absolutely NO reason to apologize!! Regardless of how old we are, we all have different degrees of memory of Muppet related things. And we're always learning from one another. Sometimes, I too, feel the oddball because here I go label myself as Superfan and there's a bunch of others...

Well to be clear, any and all claymation segment info is useful!! The ones that were used at the beginning of the show itself were probably not used for very long. Funny thing to hear about them, though...it's not coming back to my memory...wonder if these clips can be found anywhere....?

In the very first episode of SS, the show itself opens up with a claymation sequence in which two very odd looking little people with hats on walk under a rainbow away from the camera and into Sesame Street. In the same episide, there is a Letter S sketch in which a narrator introduces the...

If I may... these are most likely Canadian films as they are in French; that being said: *A young girl is on a swing (attached to a large tree) in her front yard. A pick up truck (or car, can't remember) comes down the lane. The girl gets excited and runs to let her mother know that...

He reminded me of a grandfather in many ways...soft spoken, kind, generous and patient(far more so than Bob; Bob got so easily annoyed!) with the antics of various muppets. He had a soft spot for Big Bird despite the fact he never got his name right. I wonder if he and Carroll Spinney had a...

Wow and double wow! We'll keep our fingers, toes and eyes crossed for you!! All the best! :excited: :excited: :excited:

1. Yes 2. Yes 3. Never have, but I wouldn't object 4. Yes 5. Are they chocolate monkeys? Then yes. 6. Oh no, I have my limits.

I believe there's a discussion on this book on toughpigs.com! Quite funny!

Although I can't answer your questions, I CAN welcome you to the forum and trust me, you will find everything you need to know AND a whooooole lot more! Enjoy! :)

Things I can't do... *Math: I went to summer school, had a tutor, and still only passed my Grade 12 with a 52% (He probably passed me just to get me out of my misery!) *I am not a good driver: I'm too nervous..still don't have my license! :o *work our new stair climber machine for more than...