Mr String

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As confirmed through the Library of Congress, this episode is notably the first to be produced. As a result, there are noticeable differences between this episode and other episodes. Plush - A multi-colored stuffed dog that doesn't speak that much. He is most likely the pet of Bob and friends. He is voiced by Bob Kaliban.

Hey, she says, you weren't expecting that, were you? And she takes us by the wrist and yanks us into the narrative. We drag our heels a little at first and complain that we don’t want it to be like that, we simply want to read by the rules. Can't you keep the roles clear, we protest - the reader’s role, the writer’s role, the narrator’s role, the other characters’ roles, none of this mixing and mingling, thank you very much. Strong Handshakes, Silence, Rudimentary Car Mechanics, How to Mow the Lawn, Explosive Displays of Authority, Sport and Nutrition Against Impotence”. She brings him into fiction, into the world of stories, and slowly rewrites what he thinks he knows.

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Pad: Now where is that breadpan? Step three, we knead the dough, (Takes dough and rubs it) and knead it, ah.. and knead it, ah! Mr. String: Oh boy, hot oatmeal! But should I eat hot cereal on such a hot day? My bowtie will wilt, like a lettuce leaf, and the rabbits will nibble on it, and I don't even have any salad dressing! Oh that would be terrible, terrible! I changed my mind, I'll have cold cereal. My husband: "It is our train." - but, and I do believe this is crucial, he did not move. By this time the other three of us were in gales of laughter, oh, yeah, that's a good one, you don't fool us that easily, hahaha.

Both: You'll bring down the house with a whiff or a wheeze. (Bob places two more down slowly) Ooh... ooohh!Afterwards, Little Cup comes running up, and Mr. String panics because Little Cup would slip and roll into the forest and live with worms. So he tries to warn him, but Cup walks into String and the two go spinning across the floor, leaving Mr. String on the floor as Cup walks away. Mr. String yells in frustration. An inchworm is crawling on a sidewalk, and Mr. String sees it and admires it. He decides to be a worm-like it, and goes in front of it and copies its every move, like a mirror. The inchworm crawls around in a circle faster and faster, which gets Mr. String dizzy and tangles himself up.

I never liked crime fiction. I read from a variety of genres, I even read lots of trashy books too, but I think there isn't one who-dunnit I can like. There are a few reasons for this (one is that I usually figure out the culprit, but I'll shut up 'cause now I'm sounding like a git) but the most important one is that crime fiction trivialises human life in a way I cannot sympathise with. No one cares about the person who died or the people left behind; we only care about solving a puzzle, satisfying a perverse need to combine the macabre with the ingenious. And guess what: the victims are usually female. Mop gets done mopping a waxy floor, which she calls "Wax and Shine" as she marvels at her "masterpiece". Mr. String comes down from the ceiling and worries about the slippery floor and that someone could fall and never get up. Just then, The Shoe Family comes stomping down the hallway to go to the circus, which causes Mr. String to worry that if they slip, they won't get to the circus, which would ultimately result in the tent filling up with uneaten food and fall down. Mr. String tries to warn them, but they don't listen and end up falling anyway. In this segment, kids are hitting a pinata high in a tree. After many tries, the kids crowd around to get the piles of candy.More enter. The tent starts to shake and a girl exits in a swimming suit, then another in a swimming suit and umbrella, then one in their floatie, and one dressed up with maracas. More come out, then they appear alongside the water) The music videos "Winning Smile" and "Games We Like to Play" feature clips of segments seen from previous episodes. Mr. String: Ooohhh, ahh! A fish! Oh, boy! (He shapeshifts into the fish). Oh, he'll think he's looking in a.. mirror! String can transform and turn himself into all kinds of different things, even some of the characters. However, it seems that he has trouble transforming into circular objects, such as a ring. In Don't Bump Into That, it is shown he has a passion for art, as the short takes place in what might be his potential art studio, where he is painting a picture of Mop similarly to the style of Andy Warhol.

Mr. String: An intelligent yet high-strung piece of string that can turn himself into any form reflecting what's on his mind. In fact, this book is hard to pigeonhole. Certainly, it is imaginative. It is also timeless: the tales amply leverage the romance and violence that are part and parcel of the best of our historic fairy tales. Mr. Fox, for example, bridges the gap with legendary foxes such as the seductive Reynardine and in one unforgettable story, becomes a fox of folklore, trying to escape his fox-like nature.

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Cool Big Sis: Mop acts as this to the younger characters, particularly Bob, Little Cup, and the Shoe children. Everyone dies." He smiled crookedly. "I doubt it's ever a pleasant experience. So does it really matter how it happens?" Plush is in an ice rink ice skating, where Bob is watching in a booth. He falls and slips around on the ice, eventually falling to Bob's booth. Bob and Plush cheer as confetti falls down.