They call me Bumble. I am the best friend of Yukon Cornelius and the scariest monster at the North pole. Don't question me on that. Yes, yes, I know I am the only monster there, so therefore I am the scariest. Stop arguing.
THIS IS A CHILD FRIENDLY SITE-Moms and Dads and grown ups can stop in and show all the boys and girls that Bumble loves them. Bumble will not approve any inappropriate comments made by his 'adult' friends. Remember that Bumble loves Everyone. And he can BOUNCE!
Christmas lives with me all year long. Anytime you need a cold breeze up your shorts, stop on by. My cave is always freezing and the drinks are on ice.
Rudolph brightens things up around here.
And the snow bunnies keep things hopping.
I took this with the digital I got for Christmas.
I love Christmas, Christmas cheer, Christmas songs, decorating the Christmas tree, eating Mrs. Claus's cookies, scaring outsiders, sliding & making snow angels, playing cards with Yukon Cornelius, scratching...Here's our story: The most famous incarnation of the reindeer debuted on NBC in 1964, when Rankin/Bass produced a stop motion animated TV special of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer that became a popular hit in itself. This version was re-broadcast many times over the years, even after it was finally released on video. CBS now airs it each year, making it the longest running TV special.It is narrated by Sam the Snowman (Burl Ives), who tells that when Rudolph was first born, he had a red light-up nose. Donner, Rudolph's father, wants to hide it, but Rudolph's not the only one who's different. One elf, Hermey, wants to be a dentist instead of a toy-making elf. Hermey and Rudolph take off together and meet Yukon Cornelius, who is seeking silver and gold. They have to beware of the Abominable Snow-monster (whom Yukon refers to as the Bumble), and stumble upon the Island of Misfit Toys, populated with toys such as a "Charlie-in-the-box", a train with square wheels, and a cowboy who rides an ostrich. They want to stay on the island, but King Moon Racer, ruler of the island, says it is for toys only. Rudolph's family is looking for him, and Hermey, who wants to be a dentist, defeats the Bumble by pulling out all his teeth. When they get back to the North Pole, the toothless Bumble puts the star on top of the tree. When there is a strong fog, Santa relies on Rudolph as a beacon, and Rudolph gets them to the Island of Misfit Toys and at the end, the toys are given homes (they are dropped out of the sleigh behind the credits via umbrellas).In 2001, a sequel to the Rankin-Bass original special was produced, entitled Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and the Island of Misfit Toys, produced entirely with computer animation, as opposed to traditional stop-motion animation; however, care was taken to make the computer-generated characters resemble their stop-motion counterparts from the original special as much as possible... Click here to get Falling Snow
