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Stephen Marley - "Made in Africa"

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The Dukes of Hazzard. It's embarrassingly bad.

Hey guys.. sorry this took so long. I completely forgot :o .. It's on the way to both of you now! I've got the Official Sesame Book & Record 2 but not the others. I'll send it soon.

I have the Jerry Juhl memorial "Follow Me" .. where do I send it?

It's nice that they have the original Lion-O (Larry Kenney) to do his dad's voice in the new cartoon.

I watched Dinosaur Train with my nephew around Christmas, and I loved it. It's really well-made compared to the other shows he watches.

you're right.. there's a Cranky's near the airport and another towards the mountains, but none in the city.

You have Marble Slab and Cranky's instead.. they're basically all the same deal. Tim Horton's are plentiful in Ohio. I never went to one when I lived there, though.

Oscar sounds weird in that video

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I hope not. :scary:

don't you know? in the stoneage, cigarettes were actually delicious, didn't make you smell like a smokestack, and didn't cause cancer :smirk:

Agreed! :) .. Unfortunately.

I've uploaded these three requests to a sendspace file here: http://www.sendspace.com/file/994yfd Also if anyone has any other requests for things I might have, today would be a good day. It's my first day off in six weeks. :busy:

For the world in general, I agree. But for television, of course it will change if we turn it off and ignore it. If no one's watching, there's no money to be made, and it's all about money. So television companies would be forced to come up with something that we won't turn off and will make...

The difference is all TV's have an off button. If I was in the Coliseum, I was going to be eaten by lions. I couldn't turn off their jaws.

They couldn't find anyone who can act?

I agree. And all the small government people should start by getting rid of the FCC.

Your kids watch the Grammys for life lessons? Really? :confused: As for the "Muppet" thing.. as far as the trademark goes, obviously that belongs to Disney, but a Muppet is not just an entity, a trademarked group of things. To me, it's first and foremost a style of puppet-making. There aren't...