michigan j. frog is the name of the wb frog.
michigan j. frog is the name of the wb frog.
what is the name of the wb frog?
michigan j. frog
the mcg-produced original series "sorority forever" premiered on the site on september 8, 2008. by 2012, it had accrued more than 7.3 million views from thewb.com and partner sites. an original reality series, "rich girl, poor girl" from "" and "" executive producer gary auerbach, in which two teenagers from different economic and social backgrounds swap lives (similar in format to "wife swap" and "a walk in your shoes"), had ranked among the top 100 programs in the teenage category on itunes since its october 20, 2008, debut. with the full replacement of the cw's original internet programming efforts with their cw seed portal, the wb website was shut down in december 2013. the closure of the wb website ended, after more than eighteen years, the usage of the brand name "the wb". however, the legacy of the wb still lives on as of 2019. various programs that aired on the network air reruns on various cable networks such as mtv2 and usa network. also, wmjf, a small student-run television station at towson university just outside baltimore, maryland, still uses the same call letters (wmjf -michigan j. frog) from when the station was a wb affiliate. a neon likeness of michigan j. frog also adorns the facade of former wb affiliate wbnx-tv's studio complex in cuyahoga falls, ohio. similarly, a large hollywood lights-style sign of the network's logo that was used in the network's "backlot"-themed idents, promos, and bumpers is still located near storage facilities at the warner bros. ranch facilities in california.
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ferrocarriles unidos del sureste was a company that operated a railroad in southeastern mexico. in the 1930s the mexican government decided to build a railroad into the yucatán, connecting the national system with the isolated ferrocarriles unidos de yucatán. the project was completed in 1950 as the ferrocarril del sureste and commemorated with a 5 peso coin. in 1975 the yucatán and southeast systems were merged into the ferrocarriles unidos del sureste. the system was privatized in 1999, becoming part of ferrocarriles chiapas-mayab (fccm) until 2007 and since part of ferrocarril del istmo de tehuantepec.
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