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What kind of ears? ! :crazy:

That's something I've always wondered too. I remember on that short-lived, under-rated Cartoon Network show Time Squad, they went back in time via a teleportation device, but to get back to their headquarters, Larry the Robot would teleport them back via a button in his circuits.

I agree, I hated Sharktale... but on the same token, I wasn't really fond of Kung Fu Panda either. Over the Hedge was okay -- it wasn't the best movie I had ever seen, but it wasn't the worst either. But that's interesting insight you shared regarding Toy Story 3, Drtooth, I wasn't sure what...

There's been some speculation and predictions that Blue Sky was going to continue with the Ice Age franchise, and apparently, those speculations are being confirmed, as July 2012 is going to see the release of a fourth installment (the current working titles are "Ice Age 4: The Continental...

Not only that, but Rocky and Bullwinkle was an homage to a LOT of other stuff back then; even the show's format was an homage to old serial cliffhangers (mostly Westerns I think) way back when.

Actually, when you think about it, Rocky and Bullwinkle aren't the only ones who like to do running Washington gags. Even Kermit's Swamp Years had one.

I'm seeing ads for a DVD being released February 1, called "Silly Storytime", with "special guest star Kermit the Frog". Is it safe to assume this is a DVD re-release of the "Big Bird's Storytime" VHS from the 80s where Maria reads stories to Big Bird and Snuffy from the newspaper, and all...

Are you guys up for the ULTIMATE practical joke? :excited: Do you have access to the computers of friends, coworkers, etc? Well, here's what you can do: when they're not looking, or if they're away from their computer for an extended amount of time, you can sneak on and replace their...

I haven't had too many problems with groups I belong to. Most of them automatically approve the deviation you submit, so it appears immediately, but some (like Jim Henson Connection) do have to be approved by admins/mods first, and sometimes it can take a while. I think it took them a week or...

There was a completely random, and unusual mention of Jim Varney on America's Most Wanted tonight, that took me completely by surprise. Basically, a woman, who believes she caught a glimpse of a suspect in the murder of a family (killing the parents, then abducting their little girl and...

That still seems a little steep, though. But I think I'll give a look at their selection anyway to see how they compare. Incidentally, on the subject of online ordering, I've gotten some great aquamarine fur fabric for Bethany from fabric.com last year at a reasonable price (for the...

Mendel's is just too pricey for me, especially in shipping from the west coast all the way to the east coast... it all adds up. :smirk:

This is the recession, I forgot to mention, That we're all poor here, OYYYYY! They're takin' our 'ouse now, And our pension, I... forget the rest of the words. :o

I'm kind of glad I don't have this problem myself, lol. I know people here list a lot of cons that come with polar fleece, but I really like it myself, and it certainly gets the job done for me. My problem is I can't really find what I call "specialty" fabrics: furs and such, whether it's...

Um, actually, you get commercials on the internet now. Hulu brings you "limited commercial 'inter-options'", even though their commercial interruptions have been increasing as of late; and also, certain YouTube videos will force you to sit through a commercial or two before you can actually...

Didn't I read on here somewhere that antron fleece was no longer being manufactured? :confused:

That would probably be more successful, because modern remakes of Dr. Seuss books as movies tend to be successful (with the exception of The Cat in the Hat, which I don't get, because it was really funny). I mean, look at how Horton became a bit of a cult picture right after it came out... of...

That sounds like the backbone that served as a remake story YEARS later during Season 31 (or 32, I can't quite remember)... where Telly casually mentions "Hooper's Store: where you can have what you want, just the way you want it." Alan is keen on the saying, and decides to make it the...

Unfortunately, nobody seems to see it that way; it's the common misconception with just about everything, especially the media, that new = hip, and therefore, hip = trendy. And Drtooth, you seem to have crossed signals regarding PBS; coming from someone who has connections with PBS, it's not...

Aww... please don't turn this into another Dorm/Hensonville-esque nuthouse. :smirk: