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Glad to see my home away from home is now back up and running! But another forum upgrade... I don't know, it always takes me forever to get used to them, but then again, that's rather selfish of me, so go ahead!

I meant my schoolwork.

Is anybody here besides me a fan of those three depressed cavemen from the Geico commercials? Well apparently ABC is giving the cavemen their own sitcom! I read about it in the paper a while ago: the plot is suppose to revolve around the three cavemen living in modern-day Atlanta and basically...

Sorry, the weekend's over... and so's Spring Break for that matter.:cry: Anyway, I better get back to work.

Well like I said, the information I posted came from the wonderful book Sesame Street Unpaved.

I watch a lot of good, clean, wholesome, classic sitcoms; so most of the time when you see my TV, one of the following might be on: Bewitched, Green Acres, I Dream of Jeannie, M*A*S*H, and a host of selective others.

The I's have it... now then, off to find a good sculptor to hire...

Yeah, lol.

All those in favor, say "I". All those oposed, say "nyet".

I felt it was necessary to bump this thread because it has come to my attention that people are starting to forget once again the MrsPepper is the one who developed the idea of a Thread Killers Organization which later turned into a weekly series around here... I just helped fleshed it out is...

I meant creatures like vampires in general.

Actually, it's not that they never age, it's that they never die since they're immortal... unless someone happens to have a giant bottle of Holy Water on hand.

Great stuff so far Marty, I especially like Fozzie's joke during the intro about the lollipop lady's boyfriend having him well and truely licked.

Well I guess it's like how Jeannie on I Dream of Jeannie was writting to represent the age of a little over 2,000.

I'll flatten their tires!

Like I said, in the 1970s, Fisher-Price made Sesame Street Little People playsets; they came out with Little People of the major characters (at that time) including Big Bird, Oscar, Ernie, Bert, Cookie Monster, Gordon, Susan, Mr. Hooper, Grover, Snuffy, The Count, Roosevelt Franklin, Prairie...

I know that during the early 1970s when Fisher-Price made those Sesame Street Little People playsets, they came out with a Little Person of Mr. Hooper, BUT they also came out with a Little Person commonly referred to as MRS. Hooper... so this got me to wondering, was there ever a Mrs. Hooper on...

Here's an update... From what I've read from an official source (the Sesame Street Unpaved book)... Every single Muppet on the show is technically ageless. They are, however, written to represent certain age groups. Big Bird is written to represent the age of 6. Snuffy is written to...

Oh, a'ight!

Just visit? Why not actually stay? We've missed you around here! I have, at least.