From "This Way to Sesame Street": Bert wants to introduce a film about how milk comes from the farm; but Ernie keeps interrupting because he wants to see how Sesame Street will teach numbers.   more... After listening to him rave about his favorite number, Bert finally introduces the "Song of 7" film. (Most fans know it better by an unofficial name, "Baker #7"...)  less

From "This Way to Sesame Street": The rocket explodes before the launch director has finished counting down; when the smoke has cleared, we see the director (and several onlookers) covered   more...with soot..  less

From "This Way to Sesame Street": When the launch director's countdown reaches 1, *he* shoots into space instead of the rocket.

From "This Way to Sesame Street": When the launch director counts down to 1, the rocket falls over instead of lifting off. (There were five other versions of this cartoon, but "This Way..."   more...includes only three.)  less

From Episode 8: A family of five Anything Muppets count themselves in song, declaring how happy they are to be together. (This is a remake of "Five Fingers on My Left Hand", but grew *much*   more...more popular than the original--probably because kids didn't have to remember so many words. :-) I'm surprised that both versions of the same song appeared in the same episode, though...)  less

From Episode 8: The fourth in a series of psychedelic song/cartoons about the numbers 2-10. (Because Sesame Street seldom used 1 as a "sponsor number" until the mid-80s, the animators never   more...drew a Jazz #1 cartoon.) Grace Slick performs the vocals in these cartoons; Denny Zeitlin composed the instrumental music.  less

From Episode 8: Bob sings about the five fingers he has on each hand, and the many things they help him do. (If the melody seems more familiar than the lyrics, that's because "Five People in My   more...Family" is a remake of this song!)  less

From Episode 8: Gordon shows some children a rabbit (live) and a wombat (on film), then counts the legs on each animal. (TRIVIA: The same wombat film appeared in "This Way to Sesame Street";   more...Bert and Ernie also counted its legs, and named the wombat "Itchy".)  less

From Episode 8: The third in a series of psychedelic song/cartoons about the numbers 2-10. (Because Sesame Street seldom used 1 as a "sponsor number" until the mid-80s, the animators never   more...drew a Jazz #1 cartoon.) Grace Slick performs the vocals in these cartoons; Denny Zeitlin composed the instrumental music.  less

From Episode 8: Cookie Monster (still unnamed so far) returns and bothers Ernie, so Ernie shows the monster a cartoon with a boy counting and erasing objects. He threatens to erase Cookie the same way--then   more...actually does it.  less

Dedicated to my pal Viv, who let me steal this idea from her. XD

Song: Accidentally In Love
Artist: Counting Crows
Show: The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy

*THIS VIDEO IS PURELY FAN-MADE AND IS IN NO   more...WAY ASSOCIATED WITH THE MUSICAL ARTISTS OR ANIMATION COMPANY IN ANY WAY*  less

hahahahahha.... that funny

Counting is the mathematical action of repeatedly adding (or subtracting) one, usually to find out how many objects there are or to set aside a desired number of objects (starting   more...with one for the first object and proceeding with an injective function from the remaining objects to the natural numbers starting from two), or for well-ordered objects, to find the ordinal number of a particular object, or to find the object with a particular ordinal number. Counting is also used (primarily by children) to demonstrate knowledge of the number names and the number system. In mathematics the term counting or enumeration also means finding the number of elements of a finite set.)  less

Trying to pass a car and hit the guardrail

Happy New Year's Eve to Everybody!!! This is a very good movie about meaning of time and relationships in our life. Positive attitude will allow us to accomplish more and get happy ending in the story.

Music: Accidentally in Love- Counting Crows
Couple: Tori/Dustin

Ernie tortures Bert again.

Artist: Counting Crows
Album: Recovering the Satellites
Lack of uniformity in my strumming pattern and a little fatigue but I enjoyed playing this song, hope you enjoy trying to listen to it =) *Shalom*

Great video by Perfect Circle!

Done for TricksterChild. This is a Rob/Star and BB/Rae video to "Accidentally In Love" by the Counting Crows. I think I did it somewhere near the middle of last year.

This is my tribute to slash pairings. It doesn't have them all, but it has most of my favorites. As soon as I find my list of all the pairings in here I'll put it up.

DISCLAIMER: I do not own Avatar: The   more...Last Airbender or the music used in this video. Both are copyright to their respective owners.  less

okay. this is my current project. i wanna know if you guys think i should finish it or not. or if you have any thoughts on things i could add, that would be great!

DISCLAIMER:
i do not own anything associated   more...with this video. i do not, nor do i plan to, make any profit off of this. it was purely fan-made.  less

Okay this one was also a request but by sweetdreams27
its to the song Accidently in love by counting crows so ya
please enjoy

Sad But True - Metallica

Alive - Pearl Jam

Jeremy - Pearl Jam

Honestly - Cartel

Disarm - Smashing Pumpkins

Machinehead - Bush

Glycerine - Bush

Breakfast at Tiffany's - Deep Blue Something

December - Collective   more...Soul

Time - Hootie & The Blowfish

Round Here - Counting Crows

Good - Better Than Ezra

Better Man - Pearl Jam

Yellow Ledbetter - Pearl Jam

Didn't even realize, but there's a strong 90's theme going on here.  less

Can Tara count at this time?