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Wednesday, August 31, 2011
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All Blacks-Haka Silver Coin 2011
All Blacks-Haka Silver Coin 2011 is the second coin issued by New Zealand Post. The coin portrays the All Blacks performing Te Rauparaha’s famous ‘Ka Mate’ haka before a match - a performance for which they are renowned the world over. Continuing the ‘black’ theme of the first All Blacks coin, the uniforms of the front three rugby players are accurately represented in full colour - all black, with the team’s fern emblem emblazoned on the rugby jersey and shorts. The second row of rugby players is beautifully engraved in fine silver. The rim of the coin is engraved with Te Rauparaha’s renowned chant of the ‘Ka Mate’ haka: “Ka mate, Ka mate! Ka ora, Ka ora!” (“Will I die! Or will I live!”).
This coin has a limited worldwide mintage of 3,000 coins and numbered certificates of authenticity, this New Zealand legal tender coin is a precious and highly collectable keepsake of your favourite rugby team. The 2011 All Blacks Coin: the haka sits in a striking black acrylic presentation panel, offering a modern way to display this precious coin. The acrylic panel is housed within a black leatherette box, which is embossed with the All Blacks logo. This official All Blacks licensed product is a fantastic sports souvenir and makes a truly memorable gift.
Technical specification:
Denomination: One dollar
Finish: Proof
Composition: 0.999 silver
Weight: 1oz
Diameter: 40mm
Edge treatment: Smooth edge engraved with the chant "Ka mate, Ka mate! Ka ora, Ka ora!"
Shape: Round
Obverse design: Portrait of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by Ian Rank-Broadley, England
Reverse design: The All Blacks performing the 'Ka Mate' haka before a match
Mint: BH Mayer's Kunstprageanstalt GmbH
Worldwide mintage limit: 3000 coins
Haka coin Picture by stuff.co.nz
The item is still available at New Zealand Post website; 2011 All Black-Haka Coin or you can also buy them through selected New Zealand PostShop stores, at REAL Aotearoa stores in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch, or by phoning 0800 782 677.
LUSH Cosmetics Review
I heard through the grapevine that Lush Cosmetics products were amazing but I never got to try them...until now...and now I am hooked!
A bit about Lush Cosmetics
Lush Cosmetics believe in making effective products from fresh, organic fruit and vegetables, the finest essential oils and safe synthetics. They invent their own products and fragrances. They make all products fresh by hand using little or no preservative or packaging, using only vegetarian ingredients, and even including information about when they were made and who made them. Lush Cosmetics believe in buying ingredients only from companies that do not commission tests on animals and in testing their products on humans. Most of all Lush Cosmetics believes their products are good value, and that they should make a profit and that the customer is always right.
My Review
I was send The Olive Branch Shower Gel , Coconut Deodorant Powder, and Fizzbanger Bath Bomb to review from Lush Cosmetics.
The Fizzbanger Bath Bomb was a hit at our house. I placed it in my daughters bath and and she and I had lots of fun watching it whip around the bathtub. The Fizzbanger Bath Bomb smells like a fresh apple at first and gradualy goes into a caramel apple scent....all while it fizzes, spins, pops, crackles, and turns the bath water different colors. My daughter was astounded by the Fizzbanger Bath Bomb and she loved the little surprise included as well. The Fizzbanger Bath Bomb comes highly recommended...it took over seven minutes to dissolve and it was very entertaining! My daughter {and the bathroom} smelled delicious for about an hour or so after the bath...it was lovely.I can't say enough about how impressed I am with the products I was sent to review from LUSH Cosmetics. The products are well made and do exactly what they say they will do. I will definitely be purchasing more products from LUSH in the future!
The company did send me a product or service for review. This in no way has affected my opinion of the product or service. This review is my opinion and has been written in my own words.
Wallabies-Men of Gold 2011
Wallabies-Men of Gold 2011 minted by Pert Mint. The Wallabies have competed in all six Rugby World Cups, and won the World Cup on two occasions – in 1991 defeating England and in 1999 defeating France. The team competes annually with New Zealand and South Africa in the Tri-Nations Series. Within this series, they contest the Bledisloe Cup with New Zealand and the Nelson Mandela Challenge Plate with South Africa. Currently, Australia is ranked second in the International Rugby Board World Rankings. The coin struck by The Perth Mint from 1oz of 99.9% pure silver in proof quality, the Wallabies – Men of Gold coin is the official coin of the Australian Rugby Union (ARU).
The coin’s reverse depicts a Wallabies player in action, holding a rugby ball. The design features the famous Wallabies green and gold colours and official logo. The design also incorporates the inscription MEN OF GOLD 2011 and The Perth Mint’s ‘P’ mintmark.
Issued as legal tender under the Australian Currency Act 1965, the coin’s obverse depicts the Ian Rank-Broadley effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and the monetary denomination.
Technical Specification:
Silver Content (Troy oz) 1
Monetary Denomination (AUD) 1
Fineness (% purity) 99.9
Minimum Gross Weight (g) 31.135
Maximum Diameter (mm) 40.60
Maximum Thickness (mm) 4.00
Designer Ryan Vanderwiel
No more than 5,000 of these coins will be issued by The Perth Mint. The coin is accompanied by a numbered Certificate of Authenticity. The coin is housed in a classic display case and presented within a coloured shipper featuring the team colours. You can still buy this coin at Pert Mint Website: Wallabies-Men of Gold 2011.
2011 All Blacks Silver Proof Coin
2011 All Blacks Silver Proof Coin minted by New Zealand Post on 19 October 2010. The one ounce pure silver coin is authorised by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand and, as per all New Zealand legal tender coins, has a portrait of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on the ‘heads’ side. The 2011 All Blacks Coin is the first commemorative coin release from New Zealand Post, under an exclusive licensing agreement with the New Zealand Rugby Union. On the reverse of the coin, you can see Black face with a repeating fern pattern in low-relief, All Blacks logo and One Dollar are incused in silver.
The 1 oz silver proof coin has been struck in 0.999 pure silver with a black reverse face. The coin is unmistakably All Blacks, and the black background is given even more impact with the fern design rendered in low-relief and clearly visible when viewed from different angles. Shining through in the centre of the coin is the ‘one dollar’ denomination and the official All Blacks logo shown in the strength of pure silver.
Technical specification:
Denomination: New Zealand one dollar (NZD $1)
Composition: Pure silver (0.999)
Finish: Silver proof
Weight: 1 ounce
Diameter: 40.0mm
Edge treatment: Milled
Obverse design: Portrait of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by Ian Rank-Broadley, England
Reverse design: Black face with a repeating fern pattern in low-relief. All Blacks logo and One Dollar are incused in silver.
Mint: BH Mayer’s Kunstprägeanstalt GmbH
Worldwide mintage limit: 10,000 coins
The item is still available at New Zealand Post website; 2011 All Black Coin or you can also buy them through selected New Zealand PostShop stores, at REAL Aotearoa stores in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch, or by phoning 0800 782 677.
Laterns: Adding A Sophisticated Galore to Interiors and Exteriors
Lanterns and other lighting fixtures have long played an important part in maintaining the ambiance of the home. Aside from their function of providing light, fixtures in beautiful designs can add a touch of class and glamor to your home. An antique lantern can complement your interior design while making it look sophisticated and classy.
There are many shades and designs available in the market so those who are shifting to their new home or planning for renovation can opt for lanterns as lighting a house creates a finishing touch that turns it into home. Many table lamps and chandeliers can't be compare with the ambiance that a lantern creates. A modern lantern can give an elegant yet sober look to your home's interior.
So, have a look on some antique lanterns:
Casablanca Filigree Metal Lanterns
This Moroccan tile pattern carved into wood and roll over iron sheet metal adds a pinch of modern sophistication combined with classy style. This lantern will be a great addition to your porch.
Recycled Glass Shade Lantern
Recycled Glass Shade Lantern will create a warm mood of candle lit. You can take it for indoor and outdoor use.
Court Lantern
This Court Lantern with a hinged glass door is giving an eye-pleasing look. There is an ample space for candle lit so you can display it indoors or out.
A good interior is very important for home but of course it should not harm the budget. The lanterns are a good option that don't let you sacrifice the quality or elegance just in sake of budget. Apart from all these, you can find many other lantern styles and outdoor living essentials at PotteryBarn.com. Don't forget to use Pottery Barn Coupons for savvy offers.
Printer Happy
After I printed a few things I got an error message and the printer was making a strange grinding noise. I tried to look it up online to see what was the problem, but none of the posted solutions helped. It said there was a paper jam, but there was no paper I could see in there. I fiddled with the thing for at least a half hour.
My dad is not very nice to the printer. He is printer happy. We go through so much ink! He prints out his passwords, e-cards, sports brackets, sports schedules and other meaningless things. I feared this would happen with the first printer we had. This is already our 3rd printer. I remember because before we had a printer, and I was in school they were really strict about what could be printed. Absolutely no photos. All website articles had to cut and pasted into word with the photos removed. We had a computer in art class and the kids would get print happy. Especially since the printer was slow, and it was hard to know if the thing you put in the print queue was going to print. Later on in the class period like 5 pages of the same thing would all print out. I knew my dad was going to get print happy that's just how he is. It's his "toy".
I called the HP customer service which is in India I had a hard time understanding the guy at least he didn't try to use an American name like "Scott" or something. He was unhelpful and was really just trying to sell me another printer. I didn't get Madhuri or Gupta.
I left the broken printer for my dad to "discover". One of his solutions was to get his shop vac and blow air into the printer to get the stuck paper. I used my opposite instinct this time. The old me would have went on and on about how it was a bad idea. I just said I thought it was a bad idea, but that if he thinks its good to go ahead and do it. I was not stopping him. It's a "photosmart"model, but he kept calling it "photoshop". I had no idea what he was talking about or even trying to say.
Then he wanted to go and get if fixed, but he wanted me to come with him. I refused to go. He acts like he is so smart with tech stuff, so he had to do it alone! He called up the place and asked for the worker with the very special last name. He said that if it was really broken I'd have to go to the store with him and get another printer! X-X
I didn't want it to be the same thing all over again! @0@
When he got back he said that they told him to clean the printer. He was mad because they told him to buy a new one. He was also mad because the tech people didn't understand what he was trying to say.
All we needed to do was unplug it a few times with the power turned off. UGH! >:(
My dad is not very nice to the printer. He is printer happy. We go through so much ink! He prints out his passwords, e-cards, sports brackets, sports schedules and other meaningless things. I feared this would happen with the first printer we had. This is already our 3rd printer. I remember because before we had a printer, and I was in school they were really strict about what could be printed. Absolutely no photos. All website articles had to cut and pasted into word with the photos removed. We had a computer in art class and the kids would get print happy. Especially since the printer was slow, and it was hard to know if the thing you put in the print queue was going to print. Later on in the class period like 5 pages of the same thing would all print out. I knew my dad was going to get print happy that's just how he is. It's his "toy".
I called the HP customer service which is in India I had a hard time understanding the guy at least he didn't try to use an American name like "Scott" or something. He was unhelpful and was really just trying to sell me another printer. I didn't get Madhuri or Gupta.
I left the broken printer for my dad to "discover". One of his solutions was to get his shop vac and blow air into the printer to get the stuck paper. I used my opposite instinct this time. The old me would have went on and on about how it was a bad idea. I just said I thought it was a bad idea, but that if he thinks its good to go ahead and do it. I was not stopping him. It's a "photosmart"model, but he kept calling it "photoshop". I had no idea what he was talking about or even trying to say.
Then he wanted to go and get if fixed, but he wanted me to come with him. I refused to go. He acts like he is so smart with tech stuff, so he had to do it alone! He called up the place and asked for the worker with the very special last name. He said that if it was really broken I'd have to go to the store with him and get another printer! X-X
I didn't want it to be the same thing all over again! @0@
When he got back he said that they told him to clean the printer. He was mad because they told him to buy a new one. He was also mad because the tech people didn't understand what he was trying to say.
All we needed to do was unplug it a few times with the power turned off. UGH! >:(
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Things I learned through August 2011
Goodbye August, and goodbye Summer. Not that we even had one. Sigh. Still, it's my favourite season now - Autumn! Woohoo. Let the fun times begin :)
Here is what I learned through August:
1. I actually do like quorn, just not the quorn 'meatballs'.
2. There is more drama when I work with men compared to when I work with women.
3. Women make better bosses.
4. I do care what people think of me. A little too much maybe.
5. Primark socks are thin enough to be tights. But they're pretty so I can live with that.
6. Autocorrect thinks my Gran is called Tits. She's not. She's Rita.
7. Tits has become the new nickname for my Gran.
8. And she doesn't mind.
9. Putting jeans on straight from the tumble dryer (without giving them time to cool) is painful, because they have those little metal studs don't they? Ouch. Hot metal on skin is painful.
10. Making that mistake once is forgivable, but doing it again means I'm thick as shit, surely?
11. Alternatives to cow's milk are tastier than the real thing. Loving Rice Dream (chocolate and vanilla flavours) and Kara Dairy Free Coconut Milk at the moment. Yum.
12. I've got a crush on One Direction.
13. I shouldn't have a crush on One Direction.
14. My supervisor is leaving. It's only 'temporary' but people who leave never come back. I'm gutted for so many reasons - I get on with her brilliantly, she fights our corner and is fair on us all, and worse, her jobs and duties will fall to me. It's gonna be hell.
15. iPhones do not like buckets of water.
16. To dry out a wet iPhone, you should put it in a tub of rice, and stick it in the airing cupboard.
17. Even when it's dry, your iPhone won't be the same. The sound doesn't work on mine unless I have my earphones in.
18. The new X Factor judges are actually quite good. Me likey. Be better with Simon instead of Louis though.
19. I need a new hobby. Something creative I think.
20. The latest Pixiwoo 50's hair video is absolutely gorgeous, but doesn't really translate well into 'real life'.
21. 2kg is equal to 4.5lbs.
22. I need to trust my gut instincts more.
23. I want to change my hair.
24. Being vegetarian does not mean I have a free reign over chocolate. That's just as bad for me.
25. Eating excessive chocolate will result in gaining back 2lb out of the 4.5lb I lost :(
26. Some people need to learn to help themselves. Other people cannot physically do every-single-thing for you.
27. Time is a great healer, but it doesn't mean you forget.
28. Unless you experience something first hand, you will never truly understand it.
29. H&M do plus size clothes. Huh, I never knew.
30. How to crochet. Well, how to do a 'chain stitch'. My Mam and I are going to crochet some squares each then sew them together to make one big patchwork blanket :) Hopefully! We started on Monday and she's got one square completed, whereas I'm still learning how to do my first corner on the inside. Hmmph!
31. There is a fine line between being sarcastic/witty and being nasty.
What lessons did you learn this month? Hope you had fun learning them!
xoxo
Tulle Review
Modern Clothing with a Vintage twist....why, it must be Tulle!
With a desire to start a young contemporary collection at an affordable price point, Tulle was launched in 1999. They began with a small collection that focused on outerwear and sweaters. Since then they have grown and now Tulle offers a full sportswear collection of tops, skirts and dresses. Their formula is simple: they soak up their love of vintage fashion, mix it up with vintage and modern silhouettes, and have fun playing with classic and contemporary prints to create a distinctive brand that is both feminine and sweet. Perfect for a day out on the town that can easily be carried into the evening. Tulle has become an editorial favorite of magazines such as Lucky, In Style, Marie Claire, Real Simple, Glamour and People Style Watch. Aside from being featured in popular magazines, Tulle is also a favorite of many celebrities.
My ReviewI was sent the Single Breast Coat in Clover and Two Pocket Tee in Charcoal to review from Tulle.
The Single Breast Coat is made of *60% Wool, 40% Viscose and fully lined in 100% polyester. The coat is a bright and beautiful green color and is a gorgeous cut with sleek clean lines. My favorite feature of the Single Breast Coat is definitely the double pockets...lots of room for mittens, cough drops, tissues, etc. The Coat is super warm and will be keeping me nice and cozy this fall and winter!
The Two Pocket Tee is perfect for a mom like me who wants to be look fashionable but still be comfortable. It features two pockets along the front of the shirt. I love the fact that this tee is longer than most and has a bit of stretch to it. It is a great addition to any wardrobe because it can be dressed up or down!The company did send me a product or service for review. This in no way has affected my opinion of the product or service. This review is my opinion and has been written in my own words
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Selamat Hari Merdeka 2011
Its that time of the year again that we celebrate our Merdeka celebration but this year, Our National Merdeka Celebration will be postponed due to Hari Raya Celebration that fall on the same day as Merdeka. The 54 years Merdeka Celebration will be held on 16 September 2011 at Dataran Merdeka Kuala Lumpur. Once again, I want to wish "Selamat Hari Merdeka 2011" to all my Malaysian readers and friends. You can read about Malaysia Merdeka coins at my old post: Selamat Hari Merdeka Coins. If you're looking for Malaysia Merdeka logo and Malaysia flag, you can go to my post Malaysia Merdeka 2011. This year Merdeka Theme is "1 Malaysia, Transformation Success, People Peace".
If any of you remember our country history lesson, Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra Al-Haj, the first Prime Minister of Malaysia, who led a delegation of ministers and political leaders of Malaya in negotiations with the British in London for Merdeka, or independence along with the first president of the Malayan Chinese Association (MCA) Tun Dato Sir Tan Cheng Lock and fifth President of Malaysian Indian Congress Tun V.T. Sambanthan. On 31 August 1957, history of this country began, Malaysia gain independence at Stadium Merdeka (Independence Stadium), in Kuala Lumpur with Tunku Abdul Rahman Shouting "Merdeka!" and everyone share the same joy of independence.
This year Merdeka will be a little bit difference. We can read many news and story how Malaysia unity has changed. Hopefully it will not be any worst in the near future. Nowadays we maybe shouting the same word "Merdeka!" but at the same time deep in some of our hearts, they're dissatisfaction. It hurt when some Malaysian start to praise communist as Malaysia Independence heroes. Malaysian do stupid stuff in the name of politic.
"Selamat Hari Merdeka Malaysia!"
Wish this country unity will keep on stronger every seconds and we can keep living in harmony on the coming years.
brian mcknight concert
one more post before leaving!
last saturday ry and i went to see brian mcknight
super fun!
pretty good seats!
ry and me
like my earrings?
i like em but they are heavy!
a perfect summer evening
blurry brian
i think ry was a little surprised how crazy i got at the concert
im a fan
what can i say?
you scream at concerts!
he was awesome!
my favorite hit song from him
his voice was amazing- pretty much perfect
i am now dreaming of going to see boyz II men in concert :)
My CCA :D
Hey all you bloggers,
well obviously I realise the apparent fact that this post is terribly monotonous but I can't help it this topic is terribly solemn.Alright I'm just joking,do not worry.I am here to talk to you about my CCA.Honestly my CCA to me right now is truly so phenomenally amazing and great.At first I have to admit I was not exactly an adamant fan of it because of the loss of opportunities I had to speak up in this CCA and as many of my faithful bloggers can tell I love to speak out my ideas as well as my thoughts.So it was something extremely necessary for me to enjoy my CCA.But now that I have been accepted into school team,fortunately with the help of God's grace,I now have many opportunities to speak up in Debate.I definitely have a much larger sense of responsibility now that I can put in my input into our discussions and know that my opinion is valued.Which I think is something definitely very exhilarating,the fact that you have a voice and that people listen.That may sound fundamental but to truly have a VOICE is for people to really acknowledge what you say and put it into account which I deeply appreciate.I really truly enjoy my CCA with all the honesty in the world :D.To all my bloggers,if you have CCA's I hope you enjoy them deeply :) just as much as I do
xoxo
Simply me
Frog and Mouse (both owned by Warner)
People so fondly remember Pinky and the Brain. It made me their think of the cartoon. Most people around my age so fondly remember them. It's like their cartoon "Puppet Rulers". In that cartoon Pinky and the Brain appear on this kid's show that is a parody of Beanie and Cecil called "Meanie and Treacle". Their characters are Big Ears and Noodle Noggin. They freeze them selves and then hope to be fondly remembered by children in the future and rule the world! It backfires and when they come back the adults are upset that they abandoned them. I think it's funny when I'm wearing the shirt and people who remember it get mad at me like I took it away or know what happened to it. 'I'm just a fan."
While I was waiting around for the call (to my cell). It made me think of the Street Frogs.
Here is a quick summary of what the Street Frogs is. It's a cartoon from 1987 about some hip-hop frogs. The cartoon also had a musical montage. 
There are 5 of them Big Max, Honey Love Loretta, Dr. Slick, Spider, and Moose. (from left to right ) They usually take odd jobs to make "seed" which is slang for money.
I was thinking of the episode "The Phone Call".
Here is a quick summary of the episode Max, Spider, Moose and Dr. Slick are helping somebody move. Slick is waiting for a phone call although he denies it. 
He keeps missing calls, 
and it ultimately distracted. 
Here are the lyrics to the original song featured.
Male: The one thing I really hate to do
Is sit around the house and wait for you to call me on the phone
I really hate that sitting alone
It's such an awful thing
Male and Female: (chorus) waiting for the phone to ring
waiting for the phone to riiiiiing
Male:I hate pretending like I'm reading a book
I hate pretending like I'm learning to cook
Don't like to watch tv, afraid to take a walk
Afraid she'll miss me afraid you'll wanna talk
Male and Female: What the heck's a guy to do?
While he's waitin' for a call from you
While he's waitin' for the phone to ring
Pretending it don't mean a thing
Male: whether you call or not
You're on (can't make this lyric out)
Female: The on thing I really hate to do
Is sit around the house and wait for you to call me on the phone
I really hate that sitting alone
It's such an awful thing
Male and Female: (chorus) waiting for the phone to ring
waiting for the phone to riiiiiing
Female: I hate pretending that the clock is wrong
To keep on listin' to the same old song
Each time I hear that note I almost lose my cool
With that ding-a-ling I'm just a silly fool
Male and Female: What the heck's a girl to do?
While she's waitin' for a call from you
While she's waitin' for the phone to ring
Pretending it don't mean a thing
Female: whether you call or not
You're on (?)
The frogs mess up a lot of the stuff they tried to move,
and have to pay for it.
Later an announcement is made on the radio from Tiffany to Dr. Slick. 
Since she couldn't reach him on the phone she's going to babysit.
Who can do hip hop better than a frog can? Street Frogs!
All lyrics and images are copyright to their original owners.
When I re-watched this cartoon about 3 years ago. I realized how outdated it was.
I had submitted a few summaries of the cartoons to tv.com, but for some reason they are having issues with the site again.
I didn't get the job :(
While I was waiting around for the call (to my cell). It made me think of the Street Frogs.
Here is a quick summary of what the Street Frogs is. It's a cartoon from 1987 about some hip-hop frogs. The cartoon also had a musical montage. 
There are 5 of them Big Max, Honey Love Loretta, Dr. Slick, Spider, and Moose. (from left to right ) They usually take odd jobs to make "seed" which is slang for money.I was thinking of the episode "The Phone Call".
Here is a quick summary of the episode Max, Spider, Moose and Dr. Slick are helping somebody move. Slick is waiting for a phone call although he denies it. 
He keeps missing calls, 
and it ultimately distracted. 
Here are the lyrics to the original song featured. Male: The one thing I really hate to do
Is sit around the house and wait for you to call me on the phone
I really hate that sitting alone
It's such an awful thing
Male and Female: (chorus) waiting for the phone to ring
waiting for the phone to riiiiiing
Male:I hate pretending like I'm reading a book
I hate pretending like I'm learning to cook
Don't like to watch tv, afraid to take a walk
Afraid she'll miss me afraid you'll wanna talk
Male and Female: What the heck's a guy to do?
While he's waitin' for a call from you
While he's waitin' for the phone to ring
Pretending it don't mean a thing
Male: whether you call or not
You're on (can't make this lyric out)
Female: The on thing I really hate to do
Is sit around the house and wait for you to call me on the phone
I really hate that sitting alone
It's such an awful thing
Male and Female: (chorus) waiting for the phone to ring
waiting for the phone to riiiiiing
Female: I hate pretending that the clock is wrong
To keep on listin' to the same old song
Each time I hear that note I almost lose my cool
With that ding-a-ling I'm just a silly fool
Male and Female: What the heck's a girl to do?
While she's waitin' for a call from you
While she's waitin' for the phone to ring
Pretending it don't mean a thing
Female: whether you call or not
You're on (?)
The frogs mess up a lot of the stuff they tried to move,
and have to pay for it.
Later an announcement is made on the radio from Tiffany to Dr. Slick. 
Since she couldn't reach him on the phone she's going to babysit.
Who can do hip hop better than a frog can? Street Frogs! All lyrics and images are copyright to their original owners.
When I re-watched this cartoon about 3 years ago. I realized how outdated it was.
I had submitted a few summaries of the cartoons to tv.com, but for some reason they are having issues with the site again.
I didn't get the job :(
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