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Oh! I knew Arianne (Muppetfan44) was writing an FR essay for this, but an essay on Emmet Otter by Aunt Ru as well? Congratulations on being included in the final edition, it's well deserved by a wonderful writer. :super:

Yeah, I like cashews too, but I like the macadamia cookies at Subway's so that's what :batty: made his number cookies. *Goes to raid fridge for a coupla 7-layer bar squares and milk.

Thanks, just deleted that spam.

*Loves this installment. Flipping roles between frog and pig, and then the flipping on the bed at home. Wonderfully done, I highly approve. Oh, and there's an epilogue to Roving Monsters in case you missed it. *Leaves hot chocolate. Merry Christmas and happy New Year. :jim:

*Leaves some macadamia and oatmeal 20 cookies for Hubert and his roomies up in Apt 15. Merry Christmas guys.

Rang my keys while A Baby Like You played on MCR. Thanks to Jim and Jerry and everyone who have made this past year memorable. And now the rock can keep rolling for another year.

*Making hot chocolate for roomies, including the blue and pink His and Hers raggamuffins, though which is His and who is Hers has yet to be determined. Jonathan: Cocoa, yip yip yip. Steve: Mmm, cocoa-nuts, uh-huh. :batty: So how vas it last night? Me: Had a good time at my aunt's. We had some...

And 11 PM PRST, yes. :excited:

Thanks Vince, just deleted those.

I kind of always want to catch this special from the beginning. It's great because it's essentially a cross-over of Rankin Bass's classic Christmas characters with some new ones tossed in. It connects Rudolph the Red-Nosed Raindeer, Rudolph's Shiny New Year, Frosty and Crystal, and if you know...

With regards to muppetspot2, I deleted a few spam posts in the Another Stupid Movie thread. But after reviewing some other older posts, I honestly can't make heads or tails out of which are spam and which are legitimate. If someone can help with that, I'll get rid of the spam. Hope this helps...

Yes, but it's nerds and fans that make the world run. :grr: NERDS! ! ! Yeah, but you're a nerd too Sweetums. :grr: Oh right. I love those guys. *Rings Kim's bell, then scurries away laughing.

*Goes over list... Housekeys on Sting dagger keychain to jangledly ring, check. Time to ring, 11 o'clock PM, check. Festival of The Bells and There's A Promise MUP3's to play, check. Okay, I'm all set for tonight. This one's for you Jerry.

Yay! Just finished, a minor power outtage took me off-line for a coupla minutes. Can I say that once it was revealed Newsie inherited the lakehouse... And his displeased expression at its current state... I knew it would be destined as the shooting location for Ham in a Cabin? The overall...

Yeah, I'm not sure how that'd work. You'd have to ask Kermit when he grew fangs after meeting Vincent Price on TMS.

Fright. Or would you prefer to start with a fanged :)?

Yep, the category for those monsters is "Tsukumegami" (not sure if I got the spelling right). There's the Biwa (sandal monster), Chochinobake (lantern), Kasa-obake (umbrella), Kesaron Pasaron (fluff or cotton balls), and other such from Japanese lore. :boo: Say, where is the land of the Rising...

That actually makes sense. The funniest concept in Japanese monsterdom I've come across is the Yamaoroshi, which is a whirlwind, but was reimagined as a possesed radish or radish grater. Although the source I found it at also says it could be a spiky porcupine demon as well. And then...

So it's name is "cow/ox demon". Then that would make either creature an ox-octopus or ox-spider monster. So Hunghorn from Power Rangers, as an ox monster was the one that got it closest to correct depiction, splitting the spider aspect into Arachnofiend (Tsuchigumo) and the octopus element...

Well, as I sort of remember, poison cackler are crablike/scorpionish critters. And this applies if scorpions are part of the arachnid family which I could be mistaken towards... "Ushi" as in "ushi-oni" refers to one of two species of Japanese monsters: 1 An arachnid-bovine hybrid being (think...