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How about this.... Preferred game console?

Sounds like every college/grade school project.

Favorite moment? Hmm..... Maybe his performances as Kermit in Muppet Classic Theater. Least favorite? Eh.... I guess maybe his only full skit performance as Kermit on Sesame Street demonstrating light and dark. I dunno, I always thought that skit was a little weak.

Sadly, another day that it appears Sesame Workshop didn't upload a throwback Thursday clip on their channel. Oh well. I'm guessing they're probably taking a break.

Is it just me, or is Pee Wee Herman Larry Fine and Fred Fred Burger trying to fight over who gets to speak inside his body?

You know, actually.... Here's a list of things I say when playing video games: "Seriously...?" "Come on, man..." "Okay, this level is WAY too luck-based." "How does ANYONE expect to beat this section with skill?!" "Are you kidding me?" "Are you ****ing kidding me?" "That was just cheap!"...

Happy b-day to Shane!

Regarding the headphones, THANKFULLY I do have some Sony back-ups.

Well, you got me there... Had it for a long, long time. Practically ever since I was born almost. It's definitely shown its age. Here's a picture:

Am I the only one who honestly likes going to chick fill a putting their views aside? I mean, their chicken is awesome.

Why not the former?

Do you view yourself as a queen... Or princess?

Not even just frown, but made me frustrated. So, my computer chair that I've had over 20 years which I'm now just ready to toss out cause it's coming to the end of the road pretty much destroyed my headphones. Wires got caught in the bottom and now they're ruined.

Dunno if any of y'all who were born in the late 80's/early 90's are familiar with this show, but um... This was made by the co-creator of Shining Time Station, which brought Thomas the tank Engine to America. This show brought the Adventures of Noddy to America. I loved this American...

Michael Mcdonald comes to your house, and he sings back-up for everything you say. Your reaction?

I can tell you that perfectly describes my first college Landmark. My second/one I graduated from (New England Tech) really prepares you for the real world. The issue with the former is how politically correct it is - it gets to a point where enough is enough, even if it is a learning disabled...

The dream of performing Steve on Sesame Street (which sounds cool) reminds me of when my 18-year-old self wanted to start a DVD company in hopes of getting Sesame Workshop giving me the license to release all of the seasons on DVD uncut. 6 years later, I just find myself stupid thinking that...