Haha very true Jonny, and hopefully he'll realize he's better off making the armor for somebody else to wear!

Thanks for the suggestion Dan! I've taken your advice and swapped the video out for the subtitled version.

That's awesome Chris! He did a great job, the show definitely has a lot of visual appeal and the sets look great. It looks like Romain worked on a lot of variety and sketch comedy type shows, exactly what they needed on Pryor's Place. And he worked on Flip too, eh? That was a great show too! Here's to your talented father!

That's because you have great taste Lothar!

Great cosplay Joe! I love that it's not the usual sexy/skimpy gender swap, and somehow the overall look gives me a Teen Titans kinda vibe, good stuff!

Pete- Your pictures have been removed from the article, let me know if you find any more and we'll make sure they're replaced. Sorry about that Pete!

LOL now we're both all mixed up!

What is that inside joke you ask? My sister was really tiny when Spaceballs came out, and she wasn't supposed to watch it but she was fascinated with Barf. One day I let her watch a bit when my parents were home, and she kept calling Barf a kitty. I told her not to tell my parents that I let her watch the movie, but one day on our way home from school my mom asked what movie we wanted to rent and my sister yelled "Cat Barf!" We all died laughing, and from that day forward Cat Barf has always stuck with me ;)

The medical need is a totally valid point Steven, but the Thudguard isn't for handicapped children, it's being marketed as something every parent needs to protect their toddler's head when the kid learns to walk. Here's the link to their site, where you'll see this isn't a medical helmet, it's a helmet worn just in case the toddler falls:
http://www.thudguard.com/

Medical necessity is one thing, but being an overconcerned "helicopter" parent and strapping a helmet on a toddler's head that doesn't medically need a helmet is going a bit too far in my opinion.

Glad to hear the kid you mentioned is doing well, and of course I would never discount the medical need for a helmet. Just making a point about a company trying to mass market helmets for toddlers "in case they fall".

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Stupid inside joke on my part, but you're the first person who noticed Krystal so good job! I edited the article to avoid further fan furor, and I agree that a cat would have tried to take center stage, although that would have made a hell of a film! Interesting how they arrived at his final makeup too, eh?!

I think Eeyore is pretty darn sadorable, emphasis on the sad! He'll have to be included in Sadorable Characters Part 2- The sadorable critters.

Knowing Zappa it was probably planned, and his parents were very proud!

Actually Stephen it's Stotch, so we were both wrong! BTW does watching every single episode of the show since it began plus playing every South Park video game ever made and seeing every other thing Trey Parker and Matt Stone have ever made, including Book Of Mormon, qualify me as a "true fan"? Because it probably should...