Ilikemuppets
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Just curious as to what you might think the reason is for people not vewing things as not as fun as they used to be. I could be wrong, but it's just a guess.
well it's always been common to outgrow things there's nothing unusual about that so quite honestly I wouldn't expect those who watch the show as youngsters to continue when they pass the target age. some people might find something in a show like SS that keeps them watching. Ziffel probably pointed it out well of making it watchable or grownups or older siblings to watch with the young ones. also sorry about sounding to critical. I didn't quite understand what you meant at 1st.Ilikemuppets said:Just curious as to what you might think the reason is for people not vewing things as not as fun as they used to be. I could be wrong, but it's just a guess.
That's cool and thanks for the answer. Correct me if I'm mistaken anybody, but I think that the reason a lot of us Muppet Fans don't find SS as fun as it used to be is simply because in a way' we kind of grew out of it. I know a lot of people might take affance to this, but I'm gonna go out on a lim and say it anyway. Like I said fell free to respond anybody.mikebennidict said:well it's always been common to outgrow things there's nothing unusual about that so quite honestly I wouldn't expect those who watch the show as youngsters to continue when they pass the target age. some people might find something in a show like SS that keeps them watching. Ziffel probably pointed it out well of making it watchable or grownups or older siblings to watch with the young ones. also sorry about sounding to critical. I didn't quite understand what you meant at 1st.
ssetta said:And I love to swing on the swings at the age of 20, so I went on the swings.
If it makes you feel less alone, I'm 37 and I love to swing,too! In fact, back in august on my birthday, my mother (who is in her 60's), and my grandmother (who is over 80), and my husband and I, took my 2 daughters down to the park thats 2 blocks from our house. My husband brought his camara and got a picture of 4 generations of mothers and daughters - sitting in the park swings! Afterword (with grandma gracefully bowing out on this one), my daughters, my mother, and I, all swung as high as we could on those things! That's a 20 month old, a 3year old, a 37 year old and a 65 yr old, all swinging on a swing set at the park! And (get this!) my mothers psychology therapist had recomended she do it! He claims it is a good way to help you get in touch with your "inner child". (Fortunately I have been lucky enough never to have lost mine.) But if you ever want a response to come back at that director with, give her that one!
Ilikemuppets said:That's cool and thanks for the answer. Correct me if I'm mistaken anybody, but I think that the reason a lot of us Muppet Fans don't find SS as fun as it used to be is simply because in a way' we kind of grew out of it. I know a lot of people might take affance to this, but I'm gonna go out on a lim and say it anyway. Like I said fell free to respond anybody.