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The fact that we saw them on Dancing With the (Fake) Stars before the movie came out, doing the finale, including Walter's whistling, was essentially a spoiler as to what he eventually discovered his talent was.

Brown/green hazel aren't exactly my favorite eye color anyway... of course then again, I know a lot of people think blue eyes are over-rated.

Well, both of my parents have dark hair, my dad has hazel eyes, and my mom has brown eyes... but me on the other hand, I have all four major hair colors (the hair on my head, arms, and legs is blonde; my facial hair is red; my body hair is brown... the rest is black), and I have green eyes.

Yeah, but I think you have to have a premium membership in order to change your name on dA.

I've never been able to catch a whole lot of the Kroffts' later-period shows, let alone any of the 90s version of LOTL, so I really don't know much about it... was a continuation from the 70s series, or did it include an entirely new cast of characters altogether? I do seem to recall reading...

Why is everybody so hot about changing their names these days? This is like the third or fourth thread we've had on the subject this year it seems. You could talk to Phil about it, but IIRC, Phil generally discourages name characters for the very reasons Hubert just mentioned (and yes, this...

I just wish he came up with another name for Amy Adam's character, other than Mary... not only does it sound like he couldn't think of any names for his or her character (after all, what do writers refer to characters who contribute nothing to the plot, and just take up space - "Gary Stu" and...

Considering that the name is supposed to be derived from the words "snout" and "mouth", and considering that they were intended to be cow-like creatures (even though they look nothing like cows), I always pronounced it as "SN-OW-TH", however, it seemed to me that most other people around here...

Pretty much, yeah.

I'll tell you one thing about the movie that's far more annoying than a Cars 2 poster or anything like that: the fact that Segel isn't going to be involved with the sequel, suddenly, everyone's acting like it's a conspiracy theory.

Considering that Hubert and I seem to share a lot of the same views on things ranging from society to television and whatnot, I'd peg him somewhere in the "middle age" bracket... I'd say he's either in his 30s or possibly 40s... because most people I know who share those similar kinds of views...

Pasties, not pastries. :p

They're supposed to be these rubber patches that you can slip into your underwear, so that you're private areas will be completely blocked by those TSA body scanners.

Do Flying Pasties really work?

Wow... in all honesty, I thought you were a lot younger... maybe it's the avatar.

I do know that there are a lot of people who marry young (I've heard stories of people down in the south who would run away and elope to see a sheriff or a Justice of the Peace to get married at ages like 15 and 16), and don't even get me started on teenage pregnancies and such... still, it...

Well, based on some of your already-existing deviations that you have on dA, I'd say I came pretty close, though I figured you as having somewhat shorter hair compared to what you've drawn... and I never really took you as a glasses wearer for some reason. As a dude though, I'm pretty sure...

I'd have to look up the links again, but it was posted on Dailymotion.

In that case... I know I share my birthday with Tim Allen and Paul Lynde.

Even though the legal age is 18, somehow, 25 still seems a little young to be married with kids... just my thought.