Discuss The Muppet Christmas Carol

When Scrooge talks to his childhood friends, when the Ghost of Christmas Past tells him "These are shadows of the past. They cannot see nor hear you"- does she not point out the obvious point that he would just appear as a random old man in pyjamas to them, and they obviously wouldn't recognise him anyway

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Because when Michael Caine does something you let him do it.

Well, clearly not, seeing as she did tell him they couldn't see him because they were of the past, but she forgot to mention that even if they could see him, they wouldn't know he was their friend

Why do you think he did Jaws 4?

I don't care about Michael Caine, or the Jaws films- I'm trying to have a general discussion about this. My bro has said that the explanation about the past was necessary for the kids, which, yeah, ok, fine, but what about this one?

And how do they know which fruit you can eat and which fruit has a chance of singing and biting you back?

What fruit would dare bite Michael Caine?

"Only supposed to blow the Bloody Jaws off"

Can I get a sensible thought out answer please?! >:(

@Joeisacoolguy said:

Can I get a sensible thought out answer please?! >:(

I know if Michael Caine came up and talked to me i'd be okay with it.

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