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I don't really know much about making some custom figures, but I wanted to try and sort of experiment with it a bit. So I bought some Sculpey, and starting sculpting Zeke's head. I finished the head, but now I'm sort of stuck. What do I do next? I know I need to make his body, but when should it...

I've got a paper cut that's a doozy, do you feel my pain too? :shifty:

What an eye-popping thread title! This seems like the kind of thing people try to attempt by making an organization! We should make this an organization: the Muppet Central Association to Pay Hard-Working Mothers. That's right: MCAPHWM It's fun to say it the way it's spelled.

Huh, that's neat. It'd be a neat idea to buy some and make a tie out of it.

Brave deeds? Since when I have I attempted brave deeds? I'll go with the blundering idiot side. Blundering means you make a lot of mistakes (which I do). Idiot means a stupid person (seriously, that's the dictionary defenition). So you could say a blundering idiot is a stupid mistake-making...

Wait a minute here. I had three 100%s, one being Uncle Matt. Since this is a which Fraggle are you test, that means I'm basically him. So you just called me a blundering idiot. :)

I know, I know. Songs don't make a movie childish. Just try telling that to some people. Plus, if people don't see the songs in movies as childish, they see them as boring.

Well, I've noticed that a lot of people nowadays seem to think songs in movies are childish. A lot of people seem to want to watch "mature movies" instead of little kid ones, and they believe that when a movie has songs, that is the first red flag. They like songs as just songs alone, performed...

I mean, some of my favorite non-Muppet movies don't have any songs. There still are good movies with no songs. However, they'd be 10 times better if the threw a few songs in. :sing:

Oh, neat! *takes test* OK, whatever this means: Boober - 100% Traveling Matt - 100% Mokey - 100% Gobo - 67% Wembley - 34% Red - 0% Apparently I'm 3 different Fraggles? Does that mean if I was a puppeteer, I'd play those three characters?

Growing up with the Muppets, I've always loved songs, especially ones in movies. But I've noticed that a lot of movies exclude songs from them. I've also noticed that the majority of people seem to prefer no songs in movies. So now I'm curious, do all Muppet fans like songs in movies? See, for...

How can a Muppet fan not be a fan of an honorary Muppeteer?

Hmm, neat idea for a thread. Anyway, tonight I watched Song of the Cloud Forest, and then Rocky Mountain Holiday.

YMBAOMF if when someone says that they are going to hunt, you think they mean they are going to visit one of Richard Hunt's family members. YMBAOMF if every time someone talks about "going green" you immediately think, "It won't be easy." You then perform a rendition of Bein' Green. YMBAOMF...

What exactly is WMW TC?

:sing::wisdom::fishy::cluck::grr::crazy:

First off, I would thank Jim for the many hours of entertainment he gave us. Then, I would have to ask him who was the performer of Astoria in the Dizzy Gillespie episode of the Muppet Show.

*sighs* I guess our favorite frog will be on his way to jail, now that he's done something illegal. And then I guess the next movie will have to be postponed. :) *measures length in between D'Snowth and Germany* 51 feet! No offense!

YMBAOMF if when you are asked to whisper sweet nothings into someone's ear, you say "motorcycle cop." YMBAOMF if when you talk about a myth, then say "Myth! Myth!," you expect Carol Kane to come out of nowhere and say, "Yeth?" YMBAOMF if when you think to yourself, "I'm lost," you...

I see the vinyl figures are also up for pre-order. These are so awesome, I'm going to have to get them all, despite the fact that if you order everything, it would cost about $155. (assuming you buy 2 Snowth figures; how could you possibly only get one?)