amazeofgrace
A maze of Grace - that about sums it up
Oh where is my hairbrush?
sorry having a veggie tale moment, care to join me>?
sorry having a veggie tale moment, care to join me>?
Oh where is my hairbush?
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Lothlorien
Active Member
I lost my lip!
Everyone does not have a water buffalo!
The bunny, the bunny...Oh I ate the bunny!
Everyone does not have a water buffalo!
The bunny, the bunny...Oh I ate the bunny!
amazeofgrace
A maze of Grace - that about sums it up
I Love the Bunny, cause....
He's big, but God's bigger!
Uftah!
He's big, but God's bigger!
Uftah!
amazeofgrace
A maze of Grace - that about sums it up
I'd be so sad, I might get mad, I'd tell my Dad, that'd be too bad
GoingNorth
Crazy Cat Lady
***???!
I'm not trying to be nasty, but to me it sounds like a disassociation party on the Watercooler.
What on earth are you all talking about?
I'm not trying to be nasty, but to me it sounds like a disassociation party on the Watercooler.
What on earth are you all talking about?
GoingNorth
Crazy Cat Lady
Whee...I got bleeped on a "polite" acronym...I guess I should feel really speshul...
This is all a reference to a children's video series, Christian in theme, called Veggie Tales. Stories from the Bible and other stories that illustrate Christian principles are acted out by talking vegetables. Bob the Tomato and Larry the Cucumber are the main veggies. Other characters include Junior Asparagus, Madame Blueberry, Laura the Carrot, etc.
A spin off of this has Larry the Cucumber being Larry boy - the Superhero. Larryboy has plungers on his ears!
they also have a spin-off series called 3 2 1 Penguins, but they are not as popular.
One of the benefits/problems with veggietales is that the songs are SO hard to get out of your head. But they are very entertaining to many kids (and to some adults)
A spin off of this has Larry the Cucumber being Larry boy - the Superhero. Larryboy has plungers on his ears!
they also have a spin-off series called 3 2 1 Penguins, but they are not as popular.
One of the benefits/problems with veggietales is that the songs are SO hard to get out of your head. But they are very entertaining to many kids (and to some adults)
GoingNorth
Crazy Cat Lady
Hmmm...I am an unreconstructed heathen of the highest order so that might explain why I don' t "get" this at all.
Thanks for the explo. I wasn't trying to be nasty; I literally thought an alternative reality had invaded the Watercooler and had no idea what was going on.
Knowing that it's a modern Christian fairy tale for children (and so inclined adults, apparently<G>), goes some ways towards explaining the whole thing.
I guess there's a lesson in here: don't sic talking religious vegetables on people on the autism spectrum. It confuses us and might mess up our diets, to boot!
Thanks for the explo. I wasn't trying to be nasty; I literally thought an alternative reality had invaded the Watercooler and had no idea what was going on.
Knowing that it's a modern Christian fairy tale for children (and so inclined adults, apparently<G>), goes some ways towards explaining the whole thing.
I guess there's a lesson in here: don't sic talking religious vegetables on people on the autism spectrum. It confuses us and might mess up our diets, to boot!
Lothlorien
Active Member
GN, Thanks for the morning laugh. This thread does seem like we've all lost our marbles.
North - Your description of the veggies is a pretty good one. I am glad the explanation helped. The concept is a pretty strange one - talking, singing vegetables? But kids seem to like them and they sure don't promote violence.
It is a shame the dang songs are so catchy. I can't get them out of my head sometimes. Glad my kids are now all older than these appeal to (for the most part). The trip where husband drove Jessie from Cinci to Oklahoma and she sang one of the songs (God is bigger then the boogeyman song) from cinci to St Louis is still one of the longest drives husband ever took!
Glad to see you around - how are you doing these days? I have been thinking of you.
It is a shame the dang songs are so catchy. I can't get them out of my head sometimes. Glad my kids are now all older than these appeal to (for the most part). The trip where husband drove Jessie from Cinci to Oklahoma and she sang one of the songs (God is bigger then the boogeyman song) from cinci to St Louis is still one of the longest drives husband ever took!
Glad to see you around - how are you doing these days? I have been thinking of you.
GoingNorth
Crazy Cat Lady
I'm doing reasonably well. I've been lurking but have been fighting some various health hassles that had me not feeling up to posting.
Plus, I'm coming off of several months of medication tweaking that had me fairly convinced that posting would probably get me in trouble.
I feel much safer now that Abbey is maintaining the corner though I dunno if there's enough room in there for both me and Star (I'm not a small critter, either).
Other than that and some financial hassles, things aren't too bad.
Plus, I'm coming off of several months of medication tweaking that had me fairly convinced that posting would probably get me in trouble.
I feel much safer now that Abbey is maintaining the corner though I dunno if there's enough room in there for both me and Star (I'm not a small critter, either).
Other than that and some financial hassles, things aren't too bad.
mom_in_training
New Member
Wow..... I am in the realm of the twilight zone..... And I see marbles flowing everywhere.
Lothlorien
Active Member
Off to the Stuff Mart to find Star's marbles and then I'm going to stop for a cheesburger...oh lovely cheesburger...I'll wait for you..oo, yeah I'll wait for you oo!
I have every last one of those videos.
I have every last one of those videos.
