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"But I don't want to be a pirate!"

And so is... that other movie!!!

It's had it's share of brief ressurections.

Me? I have no advice. I always rush into things and make stupid decissions. Just try to weigh out the pros and cons of each decision first. Look deep inside you. What is it you most want in life? Either decision is correct, if it's what you really want. You just want to make sure that...

It comes out next week here in NY. I don't know whether or not I'll see it then, but I would like to see it. This winter season doen't seem to hold up to the same types of movies we've seen in past years for movies. I mean, we do have the next Lord of the Rings movie, and there are a few nice...

I'm sorry if I offended anybody, if anybody was upset by my comments, but, I just never liked Mighty Mouse. It wasn't really funny to me. I'm sorry if I upset you. I've never liked any of the action/adventure cartoons like Batman or Superman either. It just never appealed to me. I've always...

a little???? Wow! that is kinda freaky! it would be weird reading that, you know, and actually seeing what the heck he thought he was doing. I read somewhere how he challenged god or something.. but, anyway... back ON topic. Secondhand Lions looks like it might be interesting.

I agree. Now, if only they'd make more of those... Has anyone ever read Adolf Hitler's autobiography? That might be interesting... quite frightening, but interesting. They have it at the library my mom works at. ... that sounds very weird.

ugh! Mighty Mouse has got to be the worst cartoon ever!

it is now 5:14 PM

HA! The Grover/Gonzo guys again. Wonderful! I've had similar experiences, as well/. no need to realate them here, cuz they're almost the exact same stories.

I'd have to agree with you there, too. I've never even bothered to read one of his novels, but I do like it when they turn them into movies. It seems more fitting, I think. Like you said, the only type of book I normally read is either a fantasy or a biography.

Kermit doesn't croak. Miss Piggy doesn't oink. Fozzie doesn't growl. Penguins don't really quack. Gonzo doesn't...

Wonderful! It sounds like it was a spectacular day! Like it was a lot of fun. That "Darth Mule" bit sounds great! Real funny. It's nice that you can improvise so well with Muley. Jim Henson once said something like, "I think maybe Kermit is a lot like me, because I can improvise so easily...

My first suggestion, don't try making Miss Piggy on the first try. More often than not, it won't turn out the way you want it, and you'll end up dissapointed. Try building an original character first, something simple in design and construction. You can find all types of good information...

I think I'd have Kermit as my roommate, for obvious reasons.

Is loves muh Elmo and muh Clifford. Dey bof vewy vewy good chawactews, especiawwy wif what they're used fow on theiw specified shows. Yippy!

I think that's why people don't like it. I loved it. I think it shows that he's most likely a Muppet fan. He had that sort of look most people get when they finally meet someone they've admired their whole life, I think. He looks like I would if a Muppeteer were to enter suddenly and greet me...

It's a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie = IAVMMCM. It's nearly the same length, and takes the same amount of time to spell out, but it's good to stay canon with the other abbreviations.

Well, I just wanted to mention that, after reviewing so many of his early, and later performances, Jim Henson has to be, by far, my favorite of the Muppet performers. Of course, every one of the Muppeteers are wonderful in every way, but, there's something about Jim's characters that draw me to...