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It's not cold, it's merely...bracing. :) Anyway, everyone should see Edinburgh at least once in their life...

Many of them have been: Statler - Jerry Nelson Waldorf - Dave Goelz Janice - Brian Henson (finally!) Dr Teeth - Bill Baretta (I think) Rowlf - Bill Baretta Statler and Waldorf never went away, but I agree, it would be great to see - and hear - more of some of the others!

Re: Re: Just the one, I'm afraid! I'll answer to 'British' if pushed, but I prefer to remain enigmatic... :)

1. If he does not survive, the Empire will compensate you for your loss. 2. Huh? :D

The prices it goes for on there are ridiculous! Which is why I don't have a copy yet... :(

Just the one, I'm afraid! I just live here too :-)

Yeah, that sort of thing can take all the romance out of a relationship! :)

"Got my gear in my pack, Got my pack on my back, Oh, I love hikin' in the mountains..." :)

I say, that's very generous of ya! :D

I'll get me camera! :D

Yeah! With your talent and...er...your talent...I could make a fortune! Yeah! * cracks whip * Bwahahaha! :D Maybe I'll just start a thread...

I got a whole store o' them! Maybe I should start a new thread?

Yeah! Ain't it cool? :)

Several! Edinburgh was originally a walled city, about a mile long by half a mile wide. All the graveyards were within the city walls. Inevitably, they filled up over time, and the solution was to bring in more soil and build the ground level back up, hence most graveyards in the Old Town are...

Heh :-) There was a humongous fire right in the heart of the Old Town - gutted several buildings, some of which have now had to be demolished. I thought it might have shown up outside the UK, as the site is listed as a 'World Heritage Site'. There's some pictures of the immediate...

Sounds like the weather was normal, then :-) We get a 10-month winter up here, y'know... Out of interest, the the fire last month make the international news at all?

Re: Re: 25th Anniversary CD I wondered about that, but I've just listened to the original, and while they sing 'de de be de be' rather than 'do do do doo do', it's still the same tune :-) There's no credit for 'Lullaby' on the label or sleeve.

Carl Banas performed the voice. I'm not sure who was inside the costume, though.

That's always been listed, on the LPs and cassette releases too. Dunno what it is, though!

My wee sister's at UCL; apparently she and her flatmates were making something out of snow yesterday...not a snowman, I gather, as the neighbours found it offensive...! We on the other hand have had a little frost and ice, but that's been about it - it rarely snows in central Edinburgh. :)