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KaBar42

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r/tipofmytongue•

[TOMT][TV show animation/cartoon][Early 2000s] show that was broadcast on JetX in the early 2000s, involving rodents in a forest, magical icecicles and a plot point about needing to save other rodents who have been frozen or fallen into a coma

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This has been on my mind for the better part of two decades and I have never been able to find it.

I remember it was broadcast on JetX, and it involved scenes of icicles being used to play some ethereal music by the rodents in the show, that, if I remember correctly, the music played had some sort of magical attributes. I remember one of the plot points was that something was either freezing the rodents or causing them to fall into a coma (I don't remember which one that it was, simply that they were incapacitated in the village the rodents lived in) and one of the characters had to embark to, I think, find magic or maybe it was a tune they needed to play on the icicles to wake the victims

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r/Catholicism•

What would be the proper way to refer to the pope in an extended conversation?

This thought has been bothering me for a while. Obviously, most people, if they get to meet the pope, will only have a minute or so to speak with him.

But if you were able to have an extended dialogue with him, would it be appropriate to call him: "Father" if you have already used his proper title, such as "Your Holiness", or "Holy Father" for the first time, much like how you may call other monarchs: "Ma'am" or "Sir" after you've addressed them as "Your Majesty" for the first time, or would calling the Pope just: "Father" under any circumstance be a faux pas?

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