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RIP: Caroll Spinney


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Big Bird was never my favorite character on the street, but despite his upbeat attitude, and almost endless optimism, he never got on my nerves like some perpetually cheerful kids show characters did. Big Bird wanted you to cheer up but to my recollection, never seemed PUSHY about it. In fact, if you were down, he sat next to you, and understood you were sad and he would sit there with you if it would help, and listen. Oh he'd be upbeat soon enough, and like Kermit he saw the best in people, but the bird was often the biggest guy in the room, he always gave your feelings the space (And respect) they deserved.

 

So props to the Bird.

 

And Oscar? Oscar was the guy... Surly, snarly... dare I say a hermit? 

 

So RIP to the performer who made them both shine

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45 minutes ago, Hermit said:

And Oscar? Oscar was the guy... Surly, snarly... dare I say a hermit? 

Oscar was the ultimate hoarder, enjoying keeping what other people threw away and keeping them in what is, for most intents and purposes, a pocket dimension (many have compared it to the TARDIS, though Snoopy's Doghouse may be an equally accurate approximation). He also kept a pet caterpillar, showing affection to one of the lowliest of creatures. He too had a big heart like Big Bird, but you could never get him to admit it.

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1 minute ago, Michael Hopcroft said:

Oscar was the ultimate hoarder, enjoying keeping what other people threw away and keeping them in what is, for most intents and purposes, a pocket dimension (many have compared it to the TARDIS, though Snoopy's Doghouse may be an equally accurate approximation). He also kept a pet caterpillar, showing affection to one of the lowliest of creatures. He too had a big heart like Big Bird, but you could never get him to admit it.

 

True, whenver some kid was down, he was quick to join the boy or girl in grousing

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