I swear they're real! They even have a few episodes of each on YouTube!

Didn't watch anything as a kid except Captain Kangaroo and then the classic cartoons: Bugs Bunny, Road runner, Tom and Jerry, etc....

Here's an idea, a book about a young asparagus that's self concious about his pee (from Elf)

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This post, taken alone on it's own merit, is very provocative.

I remember 3-2-1 Contact...I lived in Nebraska for a while. Not sure I remember the others.

Wonder Pets, Winne, Tuck and Ming Ming

3-2-1 Contact!!! I loved that show! And Reading Rainbow! Do you remember that one?

I remember Reading Rainbow, there, we have something in common!

Of course! The guy from Star Trek: The Next Generation hosted it!

Loved Reading Rainbow!!! And 3-2-1 Contact sounds really familiar.

3-2-1 Contact. Reading Rainbow. Kids Incorporated. Such classic TV.

Of course I do! Good stuff.

Yeah good ponit.....

The Junebug used to watch something called "Between the Lions". Sadly it stopped production before the Grasshopper came along.

you gave birth to insects?

Yes. Jumpy ones.

and I thought I was odd

Well, you are.

He was pretty entertaining on Almost Live back in the day (local comedy show that came on right before SNL).

That is my line

Insect children.

Jeepers Peepers the amphibian in the bunch. Well, then there is also The Frog Lady.

I think ya'll are all odd...or maybe you are all my neighbors.

I remember watching a show called Wonderama when I was a kid. The show originated out of New York City and was on every weekend.

I think the men are holding back:

1.Forgot where they parked: 52 percent (men: 44 percent; women: 59 percent)
2.Drove over a curb in a parking lot: 43 percent (men: 35 percent; women: 51 percent)
3.Locked keys in the car: 37 percent (men: 34 percent; women: 41 percent)
4.Gone the wrong way down a one-way street: 34 percent (men: 30 percent; women: 38 percent)
5.Driven away with something on the roof, such as coffee or a purse: 31 percent (men: 28 percent; women: 34 percent)
6.Tried to open a car door and realized it wasn’t your car: 29 percent (men: 24 percent; women: 34 percent)
7.Couldn’t back out of a parking spot because other cars or objects were too close: 27 percent (men: 21 percent; women: 33 percent)
8.Dropped your money or food at a drive-thru window: 26 percent (men: 23 percent; women: 28 percent)
9.Accidentally started your car’s panic alarm and couldn’t turn it off quickly: 22 percent (men: 18 percent; women: 26 percent)
10.Lost toll ticket at the payment booth: 18 percent (men: 18 percent; women: 17 percent)
11.Couldn’t get out of a round-about and kept driving in circles: 13 percent (men: 12 percent; women: 13 percent).
12.Gotten pulled over and didn’t have license, registration and/or insurance: 11 percent (men: 11 percent; women: 11 percent).
13.Driven away from a gas pump with the nozzle still in your tank: 11 percent (men: 14 percent; women: 7 percent).
14.Not able to work key remote to get into your car: 9 percent (men: 10 percent; women: 8 percent).
15.Almost hit a person: 9 percent (men: 8 percent; women: 9 percent).
16.Forgot a passenger and had to go back: 8 percent (men: 11 percent; women: 6 percent).
17.Gotten in a car and realized it wasn’t your car: 8 percent (men: 7 percent; women: 8 percent).

More than 90 percent of drivers copped to at least one embarrassing gaffe; men admitted to an average of 3.5 and women to an average of 4.2. Nearly 5 percent of drivers admitted to 10 or more.




Women admitted to far more embarrassing driving mistakes than men.




Men are more likely to misplace their toll tickets, drive away from a gas pump with the nozzle still in their tank, be unable to work their key remote, and forget a passenger and have to go back.