wizard of oz sweets!!! we'er off to see the wizard

We're off to see the Wizard
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
We hear he is a Whiz of a Wiz
If ever a Wiz there was
If ever, oh ever, a Wiz there was
The Wizard of Oz is one because
Because, because, because, because, because
Because of the wonderful things he does
We're off the see the wizard
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz



Thanks Lynn, Now I got to pop the DVD in & watch it ...

i love you sweets!!!

Hey can you smell the popcorn?? I got extra butter and a big box of chocolate covered peppermint creme patties. Movie's in and I HAVE THE REMOTE Terry just went to bed, & I HAVE COMPLETE CONTROL OVER EVERYTHING!!!
MuWuhahahahahahahahahahah ahahahahhahhahahaha






(This comment was modified on Mar 29, 2008 07:48 PM)

mmmmmm can i come and watch a movie with you....i love popcorn.

Come on down,,,
I must warn you tho I get pretty upset at the end when that little brat throws water on my sister and makes her melt.. I get kind of cranky but if you make another batch of popcorn all will be good and a little herbage never hurt either !!

Me too!!!I love that Lion, he's my favoriteI'll bring some munchies too OK?

I loved the lion too.. I love the part when they are walking in to meet the wizard and he trys to run and jump out a window because someone pulled his tail... He did it himself..
For comic relief, the Cowardly Lion's tail was given a life of its own. When the tail was swinging loose from the costume, it was supported by a fishing line from the catwalk above the stage. If you look closely, you can actually see the fishing line in several of the scenes. For dancing, running, and posing for publicity stills, the line was attached to a small ring on the back of the costume. The tail was also flexible enough for Bert Lahr to wring it in his paws, or wipe away his tears with its tip. But a separate, rigid tail was waved above the rocks for the scene where the Cowardly Lion and his friends are assaulted by the Winkies.
Wizard Of OZ Rocks!!