Mr. Puppet, I've noticed you have yet to comment on my most recent entry. As you are a principal involved in this endeavor I hope you comment soon. On another note how do you feel about Girls Aloud?
On topic you say, well. I am not familiar with any of these muppet characters but shall attempt my best, nonetheless. The group on the right appears to be suffering from the effects of a powerful hallucinogenic drug and that orange fellow with the teeth and circular razor blade looks to be the toughest of the bunch. The group on the right I have go with the mustachioed fellow, as he appears to be one of those muppets that is a man in a suit as opposed to a more traditional puppet and I find him oddly erotic to boot. I'm sorry I still can't help but look at the bird woman, does she posses breasts?
Girls aloud?, what makes you bring them up?Theyre not bad looking but I can't say their music is my thing.So I'd have to say I like the girls but not the music.So I take it the Two finalists are Bingo and Pasqualie.
Jon Sloss's top ten ways to improve The Puppetboy Show.
1. More puppets and more boys for that matter or is it a "clever" name, perhaps? 2. A better time slot. I would speak to network brass about this if I were you. 3. A slick sountrack featuring today's hottest young stars as well as a few traditional staples sprinkled here and there. 4. Scantily clad showgirls (a must and deal breaker I'm afraid). 5. Complimentary drinks and smoking materials. 6. Snazzy colorful costumes, perhaps sequined pantsuits? Teal and silver for myself and magenta for yourself. 7. Get out of the studio and one location more often it gives a refreshing taste. 8. Fire Ernesto, another deal breaker I'm afraid. 9. Pyrotechnics. Yes they are a tad Eighties and mostly frowned upon by todays more environmentally conscious audience but they make up for it in shear pizazz. 10. Add some animated bumpers.
Mr. Puppet, I caught the last few minutes of your show last night and I must ask who that new girl was singing the song at the end, she is super delicious.
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I find that bird in the dress highly erotic and dream of making love to it. Perhaps the fellow in the mustache, too.
JRS
thse puppts are kinda scarey looking puppetman.
and, get lost you mcdees hater faggottt!!!!
I'd fuck that bird lady to!
Mr. Puppet, I've noticed you have yet to comment on my most recent entry. As you are a principal involved in this endeavor I hope you comment soon. On another note how do you feel about Girls Aloud?
JRS
I will comment on it at a later time,when I am less busy.Please keep comments on topic.
On topic you say, well. I am not familiar with any of these muppet characters but shall attempt my best, nonetheless. The group on the right appears to be suffering from the effects of a powerful hallucinogenic drug and that orange fellow with the teeth and circular razor blade looks to be the toughest of the bunch. The group on the right I have go with the mustachioed fellow, as he appears to be one of those muppets that is a man in a suit as opposed to a more traditional puppet and I find him oddly erotic to boot. I'm sorry I still can't help but look at the bird woman, does she posses breasts?
Girls aloud?, what makes you bring them up?Theyre not bad looking but I can't say their music is my thing.So I'd have to say I like the girls but not the music.So I take it the Two finalists are Bingo and Pasqualie.
Jon Sloss's top ten ways to improve The Puppetboy Show.
1. More puppets and more boys for that matter or is it a "clever" name, perhaps?
2. A better time slot. I would speak to network brass about this if I were you.
3. A slick sountrack featuring today's hottest young stars as well as a few traditional staples sprinkled here and there.
4. Scantily clad showgirls (a must and deal breaker I'm afraid).
5. Complimentary drinks and smoking materials.
6. Snazzy colorful costumes, perhaps sequined pantsuits? Teal and silver for myself and magenta for yourself.
7. Get out of the studio and one location more often it gives a refreshing taste.
8. Fire Ernesto, another deal breaker I'm afraid.
9. Pyrotechnics. Yes they are a tad Eighties and mostly frowned upon by todays more environmentally conscious audience but they make up for it in shear pizazz.
10. Add some animated bumpers.
I'll contact the Kroffts about this immediately.Although Robert Reed's untimely demise may put a damper on things.
Mr. Puppet,
I caught the last few minutes of your show last night and I must ask who that new girl was singing the song at the end, she is super delicious.
JRS
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