osulew
My house...in the middle of my street
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So I don't know how to make the entire article show up all wonderfully and lovely like Walker, but check out this article.
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/11/18/magazine/18wwln-medium-t.html
Apparently we are lucky that we (most of us) didn't turn out to be raving psychopaths as the early years of Sesame Street are "not suitable" for toddlers today and the Volumes 1 and 2 of Sesame street have an "adult only" warning. So lame. No wonder kids today are such namby pamby weenies. :wink:
Paul
Vancouver, BC
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article wrote Originally designed by Jim Henson for use in commercials for General Foods International and Frito-Lay, Cookie Monster was never a righteous figure.
You learn something new everyday!
I think it's ridiculous to classify Sesame Street with an adults-only warning label.
katieb
OSU
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Tigertree wrote It's no wonder people feel its appropriate to live with their parents until they are 25 or 30 now. We shelter our kids way to much.
in Italian culture, it's normal to be 30 and live at home.
but before I get stoned for saying that.... Italy not equal America. lols
sheyanicole
Grove City, Ohio
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is that *gasp* a confederate flag int he background??
sheyanicole
Grove City, Ohio
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that was a joke, the article seems like a lot of the subjects wouldn't get air time now a days, and I'm sure they would not use a confederate flag as a prop. :lol:
columbus_local
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interesting article.
lifeontwowheels
Highland West
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TaraK
probably at the coffee shop
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How goofy. I don't htink I ever watched this as a kid. I did, however, watch M*A*S*H* and Arsenio Hall.
Oh, wait, maybe they were talking about this:
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EDIT: Oh, right. Muppets and Sesame Street -- not the same thing.
LeePaul
Southeast Burbs
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