Showing posts with label Franken. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Franken. Show all posts

Friday, February 24, 2012

New members of Stuffed Animal Land!

Please give a warm welcome to the two newest members of Stuffed Animal Land!  Member number 1 is an electronic robot dinosaur, Cruncher.  He can play catch, attack, dance, play hide and seek, guard stuff, and we can even train him to do tricks! 
Our other new member is a stuffed pug named Bandit. We do not have a picture of him at present, but we will try to upload one soon.
That's all for now,
Franken. 

Tuesday, December 20, 2011

Stuffed Animal Election!

Hi everybody! This is Franken!

You'll never believe this: WE ARE HAVING VOTES TO CHOOSE OUR BLOG VIDEO EDITOR, AND I'M ONE OF THE CANDIDATES!!!!!!!!!!!!! 

Sorry for yelling.

You, yes, you can have a vote too! Look for the polls on the right side of the blog posts, but hurry! There are only 11 days left to vote!

Bye for now,
Franken

Thursday, November 17, 2011

Ask An Evil Genius: "Staying Dry On Your Bike"

Today Homeschooled Stuffed Animals answer the following question received from a Florida fan.

Q: Do you have any suggestions for how I can stay dry riding my bike in South Florida rainstorms? Sometimes the rain is so thick it's like you're riding on the bottom of an aquarium, or you're standing right under the waterfall at the very bottom.

ANSWERS

Blueberry's answer: Um.... well..... um..... Oh! I know! you could
sort of make a robot that holds an umbrella over your bike and follows you around while you ride... I guess.

Toothy's answer: Attach an umbrella to your handle bars so that it will cover you when you're riding.

Franken's answer: Wear ten rain coats one on top of the other.

Legend's answer: Get a dragon (like me) to breathe some fire on you at a distance.

Thank you to LFDow who asked the question.
See you next time!


Wednesday, February 11, 2009

In My Garden by Franken

A brook is gurgling in a nearby wood
As the elm tree sways above my head.
The whistle of nature is all around me
In the trees,
In the rock beside me,
As I walk through my garden
In the summer days.
While I dance around ponds
I see nature in many ways.