ConsummateVs
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How does that make them Autistic? If they were just little kids, I could understand, but really?(obvious autistic)
How does that make them Autistic? If they were just little kids, I could understand, but really?(obvious autistic)
I didn't mean that as an insult, mind you, I've just been on the internet for so long that I can literally sense autism in a person from some of the stuff they post. Don't ask why.How does that make them Autistic? If they were just little kids, I could understand, but really?
Can see the frustration. I get annoyed when people either forget Kermit was once a Sesame Street character or refer to him as a "guest star."So, 2 years ago, an awesome collection of 4 SS songs (the theme song, C is for Cookie, Bein' Green, and Sing) were arranged for band ensemble in a song titled "Sesame Street Celebration", which you can listen to here if you'd like...
Today, a video of another band playing the song got uploaded to YouTube. I decided to watch it just for the heck of it.As for what's making me roll my eyes...after the theme song, we get treated to a certain Muppet song about rainbows. I'm not sure if the conductor of the band just added it in at the last second, or if they got the arrangement for it from someone else, but it's super annoying IMO.
Don't get me wrong- I LOVE Rainbow Connection to death (the same can be said for all the other songs in The Muppet Movie), but this leads to my annoyance with people referring to the Disney Muppets as Sesame Street characters! Surely I'm not the only one out there though...
To be fair, some materials such as the "Sesame Disco" LP referred to Kermit as a guest star, so it's not totally out of left field. And he did predate SSt, too.Can see the frustration. I get annoyed when people either forget Kermit was once a Sesame Street character or refer to him as a "guest star."
I am aware some merch. says that. That doesn't mean I like it though.To be fair, some materials such as the "Sesame Disco" LP referred to Kermit as a guest star, so it's not totally out of left field. And he did predate SSt, too.
Well, by that point, I guess Kermit was already a big star on The Muppet Show, so they probably figured they'd make more money by advertising him on the cover.To be fair, some materials such as the "Sesame Disco" LP referred to Kermit as a guest star, so it's not totally out of left field. And he did predate SSt, too.