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Well so do I, I just failed to see how it could be compared to SpongeBob...:batty:

Oh PLEASE! SpongeBob SquarePants is nothing but mindless crap! It has no solid story structure, the characters are either brainless dopes, or exasperated morons, and watching that show does nothing but melt your brain and destroy the cells in it. H.R. Pufnstuf, on the other hand, ended up...

To tell the truth, I don't even remember WHICH team it was he owned anyway. 1. This series, for the most part, was filmed in black-and-white, with the exception of its final season, and two special episodes half-way through the series' run. 2. Ran from 1950 to 1956. 3. The series' co-star...

Live action, but no puppetry whatsoever. 1. This series, for the most part, was filmed in black-and-white, with the exception of its final season, and two special episodes half-way through the series' run. 2. Ran from 1950 to 1956. 3. The series' co-star played four different characters...

No. 1. This series, for the most part, was filmed in black-and-white, with the exception of its final season, and two special episodes half-way through the series' run. 2. Ran from 1950 to 1956. 3. The series' co-star played four different characters during the series' run, including...

1. No, Lucy was from 1951 to 1957, and was black-and-white the entire run. 2. No, I never saw the TV version of The Little Rascals, so I wouldn't know anything about it. 3. No, Beaver was from 1957 to 1962 (I believe), and 4. No, Bewitched was from 1964 to 1972, and the first two seasons were...

I think I saw that dog once, but up until now, I thought it was just a black coyote (we DO have coyotes around here).

1. This series, for the most part, was filmed in black-and-white, with the exception of its final season, and two special episodes half-way through the series' run. 2. Ran from 1950 to 1956.

SWEET! Alright my turn again! Okay, this is a hard one... 1. This series, for the most part, was filmed in black-and-white, with the exception of its final season, and two special episodes half-way through the series' run.

Mama's Family!

They spent too much time talking to Denise, and not enough talking to Kermit and Fozzie, but I have to admit, they were rather amusing!

That's what I've been saying all this time.

I have wide (and flat) feet as well, which is why I always have to order shoes that come in "quad-E" or "4-E", so in other words, the actual size I'd wear is a 9 1/2 4-E, but I can wear a regular 10 easily, though I just have extra toe room.

Depends on how much spice they actually season the fries with... somedays, Arby's will be a bit too spicy for me, somedays they hardly have any spice to them at all, but most days, they're perfectly seasoned.

Breakfast: I TRIED to boil me some eggs, but they never boiled properly, so I had to toss them and eat cold old pop-tarts instead (I would've had cereal, but there's only one good bowl in the house, and it was in the dishwasher waiting to be washed) For Supper: Rare steak sandwich.

She's five, so in bunny years, and she's an old gray hare! Come September, she'll be six, and come October, I will have had her for five years... the longest I ever had a bunny, or a pet in general!

Just my bunny, Tommie, who pretty much IS a daughter to me... She's mean, grumpy, agressive, territorial, hateful, standoffish, she grunts, she snorts, she hisses, she snaps, she bites, and I love her to death.

Well, see... never mind...

Where in the world have you been lately?