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Heh heh. This is pretty funny! :crazy: On the other hand, I tend to have a bit of that type of adult humor--sometimes meshed in with the type of dark humor seen only in Jhonen's works. But I doubt it'd match up to what this story has! I like it a lot, and I hope you do more of it. ~ Morgan...

That was gripping, thrilling, heart-stopping! :concern: Poor Gonzo! I hope things turn out for the better for him. And I'm going to have to agree with Ryhoyarbie's gripe--some of the paragraphs tend to mash together, which makes it difficult to read in some parts. But apart from that, I found...

I think Ellen would be a pretty great cameo--like, maybe the Fraggles would walk by a TV store and see Ellen's talk show on all the screens. :D Or maybe she'd walk by, notice them, and say to the person next to her, "Those are some funny-lookin' kids." As for Abigail Breslin (the one from...

I think Ellen would be a pretty great cameo--like, maybe the Fraggles would walk by a TV store and see Ellen's talk show on all the screens. :D Or maybe she'd walk by, notice them, and say to the person next to her, "Those are some funny-lookin' kids." As for Abigail Breslin (the one from...

Also on American Idol (before "Big Bird's Long-lost Cousin"), there was a short clip of a contestant doing a Kermit impression. It was very brief, though, so I don't remember what he sang. ~ Morgan "Clueless" Goat

Y'know, I was thinking of ideas for FR references in Family Guy--most of them involving some sort of ref. to the episode Boober's dream--and I came down to these admittedly strange and weird ones: Stewie talks to Brian about a weird dream he had, and how it was "almost as strange as that one...

Very interesting article, indeed. :) It captures Jim's view on all the violence on TV and how it's affecting people ever so well. However, if saying my opinion isn't consider muffining this thread, I personally think it's more of the parents' and adults' faults for allowing children to be left...

Gah! :concern: :grouchy: You draw so much better than I do! And your work with Photoshop (or whatever other programs you use)! *bows down before beaker* I am at your service! But before I do... *throws a penguin and runs* But seriously, I am jealous. :o (>o'_'o)>-|==> I'd kill for skills like...

I don't completely get the whole "age" part of this, but I think I know something to get away with replying to this. When I was your age, I thought Pokemon would be a "dead" fad, but it keeps coming with these stupid new card series! (No offense to PuppyLover and to any other Pokemon fans...

I'm gonna have to agree with Brad Fraggle here. After all, the toy wouldn't be made in the first place if Spidey's creator actually disapproves of it. And since SM's already rather popular with the kids, and already has merchandise aiming towards that particular age target, why not introduce him...

Your computer probably already had an up-to-date Flash Player and Java installed. But if that isn't the case, then someone must've done it while you weren't around; you need those two things to watch YouTube stuff. As for the topic maker's question, I can't find a good answer for it--or at...

Personally, I find commercials annoying, but then there are funny ones, too. :) Like that Chevy commercial with the gas pump carrying a garbage can and dumping it into the car via open sunroof, and then bold words saying, "GAS PUMPS HATE US". (That made me laugh for some reason.) Then there are...

Aww! :flirt: That was SO adorable! And it synched well, to boot! Two--no, three thumbs up for a job well done! ~ Morgan "Aww... :) " Goat

Amburgers and Wootbeer! XD That was so hilarious and weird all at the same time. As for favorite animations, there's a half-hour cartoon called "The Random Cartoon Movie" (or something of the sort) that I found so hilarious! And then there's the ones by this guy named Andrew Dickman--he's a...

Considering I'm a girl, and a young one, I can't really do half of the Muppet characters I know (heck, I'm probably bad at the ones I don't know!) But with some practice in the shower (yes, I sing and quote stuff in the shower), found out that I'm not so bad with some Whitmire and Oz...

Thanks for the comments, everybody. ;) Giar, I love how you said that my coloring looked professional. I found it a little funny 'cause I noticed how much I've improved since the first time I've used colored pencils regularly two years ago; there's a definite difference between the amateurish...

I was only 'bout five when MTI came out, and I hadn't seen it until a year or two later, when it was on VHS and actually on TV once or twice. I never even heard of MCC until I went on this forum! ( :concern: Amazing, isn't it?) And I was too young to see the previous ones in theatre. So pretty...

That's some amazing stuff, Giar! :smirk: I definitely won't be able to paint on a pumpkin well at all. Paper, I'm good, but a bumpy veggie-thing... that's another story. Morgan "Boo!" Goat

I hadn't really seen any other episode with the Vomiting Kermit until then, so I don't really know. You mean about The Soup or the clip? :confused: Dumb question, I know. ~ Morgan "Loves Snuffy's Hair" Goat

So far, most of what I bought were from yard sales, but I managed to buy Vol. 2 of a newly translated manga series called Kurogane, as well as the Shinedown: Us and Them CD. :) But I'm trying to earn up enough allowance so I can buy stuff with my own money instead of asking my mom to use her...