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Have you noticed that the early Kermit had multiple lillypads around his neck? Not the Kermit from Sam & Friends, but from Sesame Street? :smile:

PS: The old kermit from Sam & Friends looked freaky with chubby feet instead of flippers.
 
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He had lilypads around his neck?? Weird. Do you have a picture?
 
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anythingmuppet said:
PS: The old kermit from Sam & Friends looked freaky with chubby feet instead of flippers.
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Well, that was before Kermit was actually a frog. He was originally just an obscure whatnot type of creature.
 
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