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Good Morning Starshine. Here’s Bob singing on the first season of Sesame Street with a bunch of hippie muppets.
Wait- not Hippies. Deadheads. Power of positive names.
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You know, I really cant stand the boringination of this blog.
Boringization. Sorry.
Nice find. And further proof that your blog IS the Sesame Street of the online video world.
Didn’t think one could make that song geekier than the original, but there you go.
When things were not so hectic. Puppets RULE!!
Don’t disrupt my morning harmony with grumpy comments, kids!