Plants need water, man!
Jill M. Sheehan
Does anybody remember the sketch with the guy and his plant? The plant was
all wilted and droopy, and he didn't know what to do about it. And then
this chick comes up to him and says, 'Plants need water, man!' (Or
something to that effect.) I remember always thinking it was sooo funny,
ROTFL! The way she said it was just too hilarious.
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Chucklehead
"Jill M. Sheehan" <ji...@seanet.com> wrote:
>Does anybody remember the sketch with the guy and his plant? The plant was
>all wilted and droopy, and he didn't know what to do about it. And then
>this chick comes up to him and says, 'Plants need water, man!' (Or
>something to that effect.) I remember always thinking it was sooo funny,
>ROTFL! The way she said it was just too hilarious.
I remember they tried playing music, but it didn't have any effect.
The girl sounds kind of like a Valley Girl. "How could I be so dumb?
Plants need water, man."
Cheryl Platz
Jill M. Sheehan wrote:
> Does anybody remember the sketch with the guy and his plant? The plant was
> all wilted and droopy, and he didn't know what to do about it. And then
> this chick comes up to him and says, 'Plants need water, man!' (Or
> something to that effect.) I remember always thinking it was sooo funny,
Wasn't that the one where the plant sang when the human character was
alone with it? Ah, reminiscing...(Wonder where that plant is today?).
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Wonderlily
>Wasn't that the one where the plant sang when the human character was
>alone with it? Ah, reminiscing...(Wonder where that plant is today?).
Nope, you're confusing two sketches. The singing one was a dog who,
whenever the boy's parents would shut off the light and leave the room,
would stand in front of the wall and sing, and his shadow was enlarged so
that it resembled an alligator. That one always used to scare me when I
was little!
Kelly E. Langan
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Chucklehead
wonde...@aol.com (Wonderlily) wrote:
>>Wasn't that the one where the plant sang when the human character was
>>alone with it? Ah, reminiscing...(Wonder where that plant is today?).
>Nope, you're confusing two sketches. The singing one was a dog who,
>whenever the boy's parents would shut off the light and leave the room,
>would stand in front of the wall and sing, and his shadow was enlarged so
>that it resembled an alligator. That one always used to scare me when I
>was little!
The dog singing in the dark cartoon makes me laugh out loud every time
I see it even today. It's almost as hilarious as the guy who is
awaken by a drum-playing rabbit.
kp...@aol.com
>The singing one was a dog who,
>>whenever the boy's parents would shut off the light and leave the room,
>>would stand in front of the wall and sing, and his shadow was enlarged so
>>that it resembled an alligator.
<later>
Mom! There's an alligator in my room!
I Love that sketch!! One of my all time favorites!!
I like the"Hey there lamp! That's a nice shade!" one too.
Katie
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> Does anybody remember the sketch with the guy and his plant? The plant was
> all wilted and droopy, and he didn't know what to do about it. And then
> this chick comes up to him and says, 'Plants need water, man!' (Or
> something to that effect.) I remember always thinking it was sooo funny,
> Jill ;@ )
> WebMistress of the Mathnet Web site:
> 'http://www.saturn.holowww.com/wo05000.htm'
> 'May the Math be with You!'