Thanks, Phil!

[Kermit]

It's nice to see someone else remembers Maxwell Smart. Thanks, @Phil Herring! Ah the good old days. We had a black-and-white TV for the longest time. I had no idea there was a red stripe down the hallway during the opening credits until we finally got a color set.

 

[Anonymous 121765]

Kermit,

Your dating yourself pal.......HA!

CR

 

[Brian D]

Who else would date a green jumpin' machine? LOL

 

[Anonymous 121765]

Brian,

Well put dude!

 

[Kermit]

Kermit,

Your dating yourself pal.......HA!ed

CR

I got married 11 years ago. Dating is no longer necessary or required. And certainly not encouraged.

 

[Anonymous 121765]

I got married 11 years ago. Dating is no longer necessary or required. And certainly not encouraged.

Kermit,

Like you, I'm GREEN with envy pal......

CR

 

[kito]

I can give you 99 reasons why I always liked Get Smart

 

[Kermit]

I can give you 99 reasons why I always liked Get Smart

Here's #100.

 

[kito]

Kermit.....I was talking about Agent 99. You "missed it by that much"!

 

[Kermit]

And...

 

[kito]

She's right up there with Marcia Brady, Laurie Partridge and Mary Ann..............

 

[Ron20324]

Kermit, aren't you supposed to be working??

 

[kappykaplan]

Frogs don't work . . .

 

[woodster]

Frogs don't work . . .

no they just croke

 

[kappykaplan]

no they just croke

Isn't that "croak"?

 

[woodster]

Isn't that "croak"?

yup lol

 

[Brian S]

I got married 11 years ago. Dating is no longer necessary or required. And certainly not encouraged.

Kermit, buddy, it's my experience that you DO need to keep dating a wife (or act like you're dating her) to keep her happy. Dang high-maintenance female-types...

 

[Ken Cross]

It's nice to see someone else remembers Maxwell Smart. Thanks, @Phil Herring! Ah the good old days. We had a black-and-white TV for the longest time. I had no idea there was a red stripe down the hallway during the opening credits until we finally got a color set.

There was a green line????

 

[Phil Herring]

I've been waiting 50 years to work that headline into something. Back when I was in advertising, I tried to sneak it into work for a few Fortune 500 companies, but for some reason they never bought it.

FWIW, we joke in the office that the best place to hide national security secrets would be our emails. We put all kinds of weird statements in them and never hear a peep. It's kind of fun that you noticed one, Kermit.