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water based
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Location: melbourne, Australia
Posted:
arg. it cannot be. i heard a rumor. . .but. . . arg!!!
arg. it cannot be. i heard a rumor. . .but. . . arg!!!
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Pooh-Bah
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Pooh-Bah
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Posted:
there was a thread about this aggess ago....but its still truely terrible!
there was a thread about this aggess ago....but its still truely terrible!
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Posted:
it is a sad world.......
it is a sad world.......
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Posted:
oh good god no!
why! Why god!
When will this crazy PC censoreing for the sake of the children stop?
And since when was there an owl?
oh good god no!
why! Why god!
When will this crazy PC censoreing for the sake of the children stop?
And since when was there an owl?
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Posted:
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
sad world .... *crawls off to become a hermit
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
sad world .... *crawls off to become a hermit
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Pooh-Bah
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Pooh-Bah
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Posted:
does anyone else find the frit with faces in the pic disturbing?? they are freaky!
does anyone else find the frit with faces in the pic disturbing?? they are freaky!
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Draco Iracundia
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Location: Adelaide, Australia
Draco Iracundia
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Location: Adelaide, Australia
Posted:
it's going to scar some poor little kids mind, and then seseme street will be sued.
"mummy the fruit is watching me eat it"
it's going to scar some poor little kids mind, and then seseme street will be sued.
"mummy the fruit is watching me eat it"
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the henna lady
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the henna lady
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Posted:
The song is lame too.
And I dunno about you all, but I grew up with cookie monster shoving cookies in his face, and most of it not making it in, and I still eat healthy.
I think it is stupid.
*shrug*
The song is lame too.
And I dunno about you all, but I grew up with cookie monster shoving cookies in his face, and most of it not making it in, and I still eat healthy.
I think it is stupid.
*shrug*
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Draco Iracundia
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Posted:
I remember copying him shoving cookies into my face, and i'm healthy. Though i think has to do with the fact my mum helped me understnad healthy eating a bit better than seseme stret.
I remember copying him shoving cookies into my face, and i'm healthy. Though i think has to do with the fact my mum helped me understnad healthy eating a bit better than seseme stret.
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Arf! Can I have a biscut?
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Posted:
C is for Cookie.
that's good enough for me.
Socks
C is for Cookie.
that's good enough for me.
Socks
I'm weird. Just work through that and we'll all be fine.
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Posted:
.:polishes the barrel of his rifle:.
.:speaks to said wepon:.
Sooon my dear, soooon.
.:polishes the barrel of his rifle:.
.:speaks to said wepon:.
Sooon my dear, soooon.
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Draco Iracundia
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Draco Iracundia
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Location: Adelaide, Australia
Posted:
I like the little kid blowing of elmo's head thing
"la la la la, la la la la Elmo's song, la la la la, la" *Bang* "shut the F##k up"
and the winnie the pooh cartoon "satan, satan" Lou showed her mum that, and her mum was going on about it for days. Was very funny.
I like the little kid blowing of elmo's head thing
"la la la la, la la la la Elmo's song, la la la la, la" *Bang* "shut the F##k up"
and the winnie the pooh cartoon "satan, satan" Lou showed her mum that, and her mum was going on about it for days. Was very funny.
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Location: Richlands, North Carolina, USA
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Location: Richlands, North Carolina, USA
Posted:
Bah! I watch Sesame Street everryyyy day (I have a 2 yr old) and it's still the same. They even show the same cartoons and what not that I remember from when I was a kid.
Well...except there's Elmo's World now...but there's nothing I can do about that. Hey! Shouldn't someone tell them that teaching kids to draw on the wall is wrong?
Bah! I watch Sesame Street everryyyy day (I have a 2 yr old) and it's still the same. They even show the same cartoons and what not that I remember from when I was a kid.
Well...except there's Elmo's World now...but there's nothing I can do about that. Hey! Shouldn't someone tell them that teaching kids to draw on the wall is wrong?
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Location: Vermont, USA
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Location: Vermont, USA
Posted:
cookie monster's change of habit is a bad thing, because it ignores the purpose of the character. cookie monster had a controlling vice, and in a world where no one smokes/drinks/does drugs/commits crimes a character with an addiction is important. the sketches where he ate cookies were never implying that he was right in his actions, they had him do things, like eat other peoples cookies or eating an entire jar when he was trying to resist, the disappointed other characters and himself. the message was that he had a problem that children should avoid developing. removing the eating habit makes the character traits and life lessons from sesame street makes it just another worthless distraction for kids in their formative years.
cookie monster's change of habit is a bad thing, because it ignores the purpose of the character. cookie monster had a controlling vice, and in a world where no one smokes/drinks/does drugs/commits crimes a character with an addiction is important. the sketches where he ate cookies were never implying that he was right in his actions, they had him do things, like eat other peoples cookies or eating an entire jar when he was trying to resist, the disappointed other characters and himself. the message was that he had a problem that children should avoid developing. removing the eating habit makes the character traits and life lessons from sesame street makes it just another worthless distraction for kids in their formative years.
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Location: San Antonio, Texas, USA
Posted:
I have to say Piper, that you have made a very logical argument about the changes being made with Cookie Monster. My boyfriend and I have decided that when we finally get married and have children, that we are going to get classic Sesame Street, and our kids will grow up watching that, and shows such as Mister Rogers Neighborhood, as opposed to shows such as Barney and Telletubbies.
One of my problems with the change to Cookie Monster, is that I have grown up watching him sing C is for Cookie, and they are now taking one of the most beloved characters and changing him, simply because they believe for some reason that parents cannot teach their children. Sesame Street and other shows of that nature, were originally intended as supplemental education, in addition to what the parents were teaching their children.
It seems to me that the producers of these shows, are trying to take the position of main teacher out of the parents hands, and trying to take it into their own hands. I see a fundamental problem with that, more so than my problem with their changing of my favorite character.
My entire childhood, when I watched the PBS childrens shows, my mother always watched them with me, and I intend to do so with my own children.
But yeah, its sad whats been happening.
I have to say Piper, that you have made a very logical argument about the changes being made with Cookie Monster. My boyfriend and I have decided that when we finally get married and have children, that we are going to get classic Sesame Street, and our kids will grow up watching that, and shows such as Mister Rogers Neighborhood, as opposed to shows such as Barney and Telletubbies.
One of my problems with the change to Cookie Monster, is that I have grown up watching him sing C is for Cookie, and they are now taking one of the most beloved characters and changing him, simply because they believe for some reason that parents cannot teach their children. Sesame Street and other shows of that nature, were originally intended as supplemental education, in addition to what the parents were teaching their children.
It seems to me that the producers of these shows, are trying to take the position of main teacher out of the parents hands, and trying to take it into their own hands. I see a fundamental problem with that, more so than my problem with their changing of my favorite character.
My entire childhood, when I watched the PBS childrens shows, my mother always watched them with me, and I intend to do so with my own children.
But yeah, its sad whats been happening.
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just a shadow of my former self...
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just a shadow of my former self...
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Location: Christchurch, New Zealand
Posted:
i think this is a classic case of PC gone mad. i always loved cookie monster, he wasnt perfect and that made him more real (as real as a puppet can be). my fav one was always grover, i dread the day when, becasue of all the times he tickled lil kids and them tickle him, he is taken to court for child molestation. and im not saying this as a joke, it just might happen...
i think this is a classic case of PC gone mad. i always loved cookie monster, he wasnt perfect and that made him more real (as real as a puppet can be). my fav one was always grover, i dread the day when, becasue of all the times he tickled lil kids and them tickle him, he is taken to court for child molestation. and im not saying this as a joke, it just might happen...
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Draco Iracundia
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Draco Iracundia
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Posted:
I dont think that the producers are trying to take the role of the main teacher, i thinks more of the fact that they have been given that role by a large majority of parents out there. Both myself and my older sister could count to 10 and say the ABC before we went to school, as could most of our class mates. When my little sister started, 10 years later, she was classed as avanced because she could do it and hardly anyone else in the class could. From what i can gather, parents are expecting tv and teachers to do everything, even teach children manners, but thats another thread.
I dont think that the producers are trying to take the role of the main teacher, i thinks more of the fact that they have been given that role by a large majority of parents out there. Both myself and my older sister could count to 10 and say the ABC before we went to school, as could most of our class mates. When my little sister started, 10 years later, she was classed as avanced because she could do it and hardly anyone else in the class could. From what i can gather, parents are expecting tv and teachers to do everything, even teach children manners, but thats another thread.
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Location: Vermont, USA
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Posted:
Given, i'm from a bit of a "different" subculture, being Roman Catholic, but I believe that this issue plagues public schools as well. Many parents are not willing to adequately teach morals and lifestyle to their children, so children don't learn their parents' values. the children then ignore those values and the government is told that "children need more education in these areas." thus we have health class teaching morality and lifestyle, television teaching anti-smoking/drugs, and children not learning, because their REAL authority figures take no stance on the matter. I believe public school can serve to educate all subcultures/religions/lifestyles if they stop trying to cater to any of them, teach just factual subjects and allow parents to teach their beliefs to their children. currently, public schools are not under a "seperation of church and state" because they teach values and lifestyles to children. these curriculums say what is ok, what is wrong, and what is healthy based on national standards, not on individual beliefs of the students or parents. I taught a catechism class for a summer, and saw children who knew nothing about the faith they were supposedly raised in, yet when questioning the rules of catholicism could quote health teachers word for word. this is not an issue that is limited to Catholicism, however. any religion with set morals will see problems with allowing majority rule to define our childrens' values. somehow, society must change to place more importantce on parents.
I realize that there are parents who will not impart values and morals in their children, but that is not an excuse to deny the others the chance.
Given, i'm from a bit of a "different" subculture, being Roman Catholic, but I believe that this issue plagues public schools as well. Many parents are not willing to adequately teach morals and lifestyle to their children, so children don't learn their parents' values. the children then ignore those values and the government is told that "children need more education in these areas." thus we have health class teaching morality and lifestyle, television teaching anti-smoking/drugs, and children not learning, because their REAL authority figures take no stance on the matter. I believe public school can serve to educate all subcultures/religions/lifestyles if they stop trying to cater to any of them, teach just factual subjects and allow parents to teach their beliefs to their children. currently, public schools are not under a "seperation of church and state" because they teach values and lifestyles to children. these curriculums say what is ok, what is wrong, and what is healthy based on national standards, not on individual beliefs of the students or parents. I taught a catechism class for a summer, and saw children who knew nothing about the faith they were supposedly raised in, yet when questioning the rules of catholicism could quote health teachers word for word. this is not an issue that is limited to Catholicism, however. any religion with set morals will see problems with allowing majority rule to define our childrens' values. somehow, society must change to place more importantce on parents.
I realize that there are parents who will not impart values and morals in their children, but that is not an excuse to deny the others the chance.
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Arf! Can I have a biscut?
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Arf! Can I have a biscut?
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Posted:
Children are a product of the environemtn they grow up in, as much as any other factor. If you want to go to sociatal ills, it's been a long progression. I can go back to the 70's when kids weren't really handled "hands on". Teach them, and get them into society.
NOW the probelm is that society wants to raise the children. You can't spank your children,t ht's child abuse. You can't scold them, that'll hurt their feelings and make them grip up with issues. You can't punish them by confining them to their room, as that's emotional abuse. You can't do much of anything without having authority figures tell you you're wrong, and possibly putting you in jail for it. Heck, if a child has bruises on his body from playinhg outside, teachers have to report it to their school districts as possible child abuse! (My sister is a teacher, I get stories...)
So parents aren't teaching values, teachers are tired of parenting students, the system is more interested in dealing out justice when teens / kids do bad things for attention... and in the end you get a generation that says "I won't let my children grow up like I did" and htey pass even DUMBER laws to prevent adults from raising children.
Why no, I don't hold a lot of faith in humanity.
Socks
Children are a product of the environemtn they grow up in, as much as any other factor. If you want to go to sociatal ills, it's been a long progression. I can go back to the 70's when kids weren't really handled "hands on". Teach them, and get them into society.
NOW the probelm is that society wants to raise the children. You can't spank your children,t ht's child abuse. You can't scold them, that'll hurt their feelings and make them grip up with issues. You can't punish them by confining them to their room, as that's emotional abuse. You can't do much of anything without having authority figures tell you you're wrong, and possibly putting you in jail for it. Heck, if a child has bruises on his body from playinhg outside, teachers have to report it to their school districts as possible child abuse! (My sister is a teacher, I get stories...)
So parents aren't teaching values, teachers are tired of parenting students, the system is more interested in dealing out justice when teens / kids do bad things for attention... and in the end you get a generation that says "I won't let my children grow up like I did" and htey pass even DUMBER laws to prevent adults from raising children.
Why no, I don't hold a lot of faith in humanity.
Socks
I'm weird. Just work through that and we'll all be fine.
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Macaque of all trades
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Macaque of all trades
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Posted:
So now Cookie monster is gonna EAT. nooooo!
The fact that everything that went into his mouth came out again was great but I siuppose the next factor would be that he was bulemic coz he binged then every crumb came back out.
LEAVE OUR PROGRAMS ALONE!!!!
*mourns the loss of a hero to the people*
So now Cookie monster is gonna EAT. nooooo!
The fact that everything that went into his mouth came out again was great but I siuppose the next factor would be that he was bulemic coz he binged then every crumb came back out.
LEAVE OUR PROGRAMS ALONE!!!!
*mourns the loss of a hero to the people*
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Posted:
I'm watching Seaseme Street right now. It's an old episode featureing Cookie Monster. I love him so much, "me glutton, not lier!" He had been accused of stealing Maria's cookies, you see. He hadn't, so he was very insulted, and he had his feelings hurt.
I'm watching Seaseme Street right now. It's an old episode featureing Cookie Monster. I love him so much, "me glutton, not lier!" He had been accused of stealing Maria's cookies, you see. He hadn't, so he was very insulted, and he had his feelings hurt.
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Has anyone seen "Meet the Feebles"? It's like watching Seaseme Street on Acid! Outragious (and directed by Peter Jackson of Lord of the Rings fame)
Has anyone seen "Meet the Feebles"? It's like watching Seaseme Street on Acid! Outragious (and directed by Peter Jackson of Lord of the Rings fame)
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Posted:
I HAVE...
don't know anyone else who has...
Mixamitosis, Nasal sex, all very bizarre. saw it 7 years ago at uni.
I HAVE...
don't know anyone else who has...
Mixamitosis, Nasal sex, all very bizarre. saw it 7 years ago at uni.
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[psylocibin fingerbobe].
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[psylocibin fingerbobe].
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Location: London, United Kingdom
Posted:
has society gone mad?
So it's no cookies now for cookie monster...and yet they say that frogs and pigs can be "girlyfriend and boyfriend"
No wonder kids grow up with funny attitudes.
has society gone mad?
So it's no cookies now for cookie monster...and yet they say that frogs and pigs can be "girlyfriend and boyfriend"
No wonder kids grow up with funny attitudes.
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Posted:
"Heidi! You've been overeating again haven't you?
Uh, no I haven't.
Then explain to me why there is black forest cherry cake in your cleavage!"
Genuis
I've got it at home - much funage to be had after a night out; spins people right out
"Heidi! You've been overeating again haven't you?
Uh, no I haven't.
Then explain to me why there is black forest cherry cake in your cleavage!"
Genuis
I've got it at home - much funage to be had after a night out; spins people right out
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Posted:
Indeed...
Need to find a copy to watch with mates...teach them what muppets do on the weekends
Indeed...
Need to find a copy to watch with mates...teach them what muppets do on the weekends
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Carpal \'Tunnel
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Posted:
Anybody seen the musical Avenue Q? It's still on broadway, it's a Seaseme Street parody with numbers like "it sucks to be me" and "the internet is for porn".
Anybody seen the musical Avenue Q? It's still on broadway, it's a Seaseme Street parody with numbers like "it sucks to be me" and "the internet is for porn".
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Arf! Can I have a biscut?
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Arf! Can I have a biscut?
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Location: North America, Mid West, USA
Posted:
Sorry for the revival here, but there's PBS news of interest.
"The House (of Representatives) is threatening to slash half of the public funding for NPR and PBS, starting with "Sesame Street," "Reading Rainbow" and other commercial-free children's shows. Sign our petition to Congress opposing these massive cuts to public broadcasting. Tell your senators and representative: "Congress must save NPR, PBS and local public stations. We trust them for in-depth news and educational children's programming. It's money well spent." "
https://www.moveon.org/publicbroadcasting/
to see the petition.
Moveon.org is a watchdog (heh heh) group. They do support candidates, but the main group just keeps tabs on the current government.
I realise most of the readership of this board does not live in the USA, but I want everyone to know what's going on stateside.
Socks
Sorry for the revival here, but there's PBS news of interest.
"The House (of Representatives) is threatening to slash half of the public funding for NPR and PBS, starting with "Sesame Street," "Reading Rainbow" and other commercial-free children's shows. Sign our petition to Congress opposing these massive cuts to public broadcasting. Tell your senators and representative: "Congress must save NPR, PBS and local public stations. We trust them for in-depth news and educational children's programming. It's money well spent." "
https://www.moveon.org/publicbroadcasting/
to see the petition.
Moveon.org is a watchdog (heh heh) group. They do support candidates, but the main group just keeps tabs on the current government.
I realise most of the readership of this board does not live in the USA, but I want everyone to know what's going on stateside.
Socks
I'm weird. Just work through that and we'll all be fine.
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Draco Iracundia
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Draco Iracundia
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Location: Adelaide, Australia
Posted:
good luck with teh petition dude!
good luck with teh petition dude!
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old hand
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old hand
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Posted:
*bumpety-bump*
Sorry for the ancient revival, but I have a question!
Years ago now (around August 2002 I think), me and my friend were sat watching tv at about 3 in the morning and we were quite wasted. There was this fantastic show on starring these three little muppets, one of whom had just hit sexual maturity and couldn't stop wanking all over the place. The other 2 muppets were trying to help him by taking him to strip clubs and hookers and trying to help him get laid. It was one of the funniest things I've ever seen in my life, but to this day we've never met anyone else who's seen it!
Is it possible it was this 'meet the feebles'? Has anyone else here seen it?
*bumpety-bump*
Sorry for the ancient revival, but I have a question!
Years ago now (around August 2002 I think), me and my friend were sat watching tv at about 3 in the morning and we were quite wasted. There was this fantastic show on starring these three little muppets, one of whom had just hit sexual maturity and couldn't stop wanking all over the place. The other 2 muppets were trying to help him by taking him to strip clubs and hookers and trying to help him get laid. It was one of the funniest things I've ever seen in my life, but to this day we've never met anyone else who's seen it!
Is it possible it was this 'meet the feebles'? Has anyone else here seen it?
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old hand
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Posted:
ok I just checked and it wasn't 'meet the feebles', the muppets looked much more like, well, muppets, cute and furry rather than slightly scary...
ok I just checked and it wasn't 'meet the feebles', the muppets looked much more like, well, muppets, cute and furry rather than slightly scary...
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