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Posted: **4/10/2005, 12:44 am**

I think I will.

It's gonna make any Cookie Monsters already posted disappear... but oh well. It's worth it. :lol:

Posted: **4/10/2005, 12:46 am**

It is done.

:nam:

Posted: **4/10/2005, 1:09 am**

i told my friend about this.

MSN conversation wrote:Richard says:
Lucky for me I have the "C is for Cookie" song on cassette!

Posted: **4/10/2005, 1:37 am**

That song rules.

Posted: **4/10/2005, 1:41 am**

Know what other song rules? The alphabet song. And since I'm sure NOBODY went to my link to Progressive Boink, here is the best Sesame Street sketch EVA!

Mike Fireball's summary wrote:You're not singing the alphabet!
<img src="http://www.progressiveboink.com/mike/img/sesamestreet/6.jpg" alt="#6" width="225" height="150" vspace="2">
A B C D E F G
H I J K L M N O P
Q R S
<img src="http://www.progressiveboink.com/mike/qrscookiemonster.jpg" width="256" height="182">
COOKIE MONSTER!!11
Kermit: Cookie Monster isn't a letter of the alphabet!
It goes Q R S
T U
<img src="http://www.progressiveboink.com/mike/qrscookiemonster.jpg" width="256" height="182">
COOKIE MONSTER!!11
Kermit: You're just teasing me...
W X Y and Z
Now I've sung my ABCs
Next time
<img src="http://www.progressiveboink.com/mike/qrscookiemonster.jpg" width="256" height="182">
COOKIE MONSTER!!11
Kermit: Next time Cookie Monster can do it with you.
I'm leaving.
...
I love you.
Kermit: I love you too <3
Oh, thanks!
<img src="http://server44.totalchoicehosting.com/%7Eprogres/forum/images/smiles/cookie2.gif" width="32" height="32">

Grover's near/far thing comes in a close second as "best sketch eva".

Posted: **4/10/2005, 1:45 am**

i like grover more

Posted: **4/10/2005, 1:45 am**

Do you remember the above sketch, though? It was great!

I wanna find an mpeg of it.

Posted: **4/10/2005, 1:56 am**

i think so
but grover showed me what near and far is

Posted: **4/10/2005, 2:10 am**

i'm a fan of "I tip my hat"

Posted: **4/10/2005, 11:10 am**

i remember near/far AND i read the whole link including the part where he mocks that book, which includes possibly the funniest thing I have ever read:

Gordon and Big Bird talked as they searched for their friends. "You know, Gordon, I sure am glad to be living in Sesame Street."

"Why's that, Big Bird?"

"We're all different in our own special way! On Sesame Street we have white people, black people, Hispanics, and Muppets. It's like the continents shifted back to re-form Pangaea and Jim Henson crashed his spaceship into it! Oh yeah, and Asia sunk into the Pacific Ocean or something."

Posted: **4/10/2005, 1:24 pm**

You couldn't just add a double command could you? Now I have to post it again to understand :cry:

However now that I do understand it all makes sense.

Posted: **4/10/2005, 11:59 pm**

happeningfish wrote:i remember near/far AND i read the whole link including the part where he mocks that book, which includes possibly the funniest thing I have ever read:

Gordon and Big Bird talked as they searched for their friends. "You know, Gordon, I sure am glad to be living in Sesame Street."

"Why's that, Big Bird?"

"We're all different in our own special way! On Sesame Street we have white people, black people, Hispanics, and Muppets. It's like the continents shifted back to re-form Pangaea and Jim Henson crashed his spaceship into it! Oh yeah, and Asia sunk into the Pacific Ocean or something."

Yay Alex!!!!

I always feel like nobody ever goes to my links and stuff, cos nobody ever comments on them. :cry:

Posted: **4/11/2005, 12:00 am**

i went and read and forgot

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