Which Muppet are you?
Noel Green (who happens to be my cousin) has put together the most accurate online test ever. It will correctly tell you which Muppet you are, every single time.
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February 07, 2008
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A "Muppet" is not simply a puppet with an "M" on the front. According to general Henson lore, the word "Muppet" was created by combining the words "marionette" and "puppet".
Wikipedia also says Henson could have been pulling a journalist's leg by saying such a thing.
Posted by: Tracey | May 13, 2008 at 09:38 PM