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He swings...and CONNECTS! Got it in one. George

"My father! You who died in childbirth!" "I don't know if you've read my book, "Advanced Sexual Positions: How to Achieve Them Without Laughing."" "The defendant did commit an adulterous act with a sheep - most distasteful in view of the fact that the sheep was under 18 years old." George

Mystery Men William Macy Wild Hogs George

Is anyone else playing? If not, I'll just give it and move on. George

Sidney Poitier Shoot to Kill Kirstie Alley George

One of the best lines from "Blazing Saddles>" :lol: George

Teri Hatcher Tango and Cash Sylvester Stallone George

Yes. "Fantastic Voyage" Sadly, I can't find a clip of the scene I mentioned. :( George

Starring Samuel Jackson, "50 Cent," Mel Gibson, and Bonnie Bedelia. George

Hmmm...let's see...a movie featuring Raquel Welch where antibodies would be of a relative size such that people could remove them from her... George

Adam Baldwin Independence Day Brent Spiner George

You didn't give the answer to my clue. George

"Lovers Who Wander" by Dion FREE POST George

Four American soldiers in Iraq are caught in an ambush just two weeks before coming home. Much has changed when they do return home. One thinks he's Scottish warrior William Wallace fighting against England. Another finds that his wife is now a professional race car driver. George

This describes the only scene I remember from the movie: When filming the scene where the other crew members remove attacking antibodies from "Ms. Peterson" for the first time, director Richard Fleischer allowed the actors to grab what they pleased. Gentlemen all, they specifically avoided removing them from Raquel Welch's breasts, with an end result that the director described as a "Las Vegas showgirl" effect. Fleischer pointed this out to the cast members - and on the second try, the actors all reached for her breasts. Finally the director realized that he would have to choreograph who removed what from where, and the result is seen in the final cut. :B) George

And...WW is STILL up... George

Of course. George

There was also a similar line in "Spartacus." "Crying??? There's no crying in baseball!" George

Dodgeball Alan Tudyk Serenity George

"The Elephant Man"? George

Demi Moore St. Elmo's Fire Rob Lowe George

Whole song, with title excised: When she kissed me I was born and she said goodbye And I knew right away I was born to cry Now I'm happy and the joke's on her Cause I found that place for [TITLE] She took my love, said she's not comin back So my world and my sky was all turnin black Now I see the light, I'm wise to her Cause I found that place for [TITLE] A walkin around thinkin about her Never thought I could live without her She broke my heart, I really showed it Look at me now, you'd never know it Now my story can be told with a smiling face I'm the luckiest guy in the human race My dreams have gone for her Cause I found that place for [TITLE] Wo wo wo yeah, she took my love you see Yeah, she doesn't bother me Yeah I found that place to be Yeah, ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh Yeah walkin around thinkin about her I never thought I could live without her She broke my heart, I really showed it Look at me now, you'd never know it Now my story can be told with a smiling face I'm the luckiest guy in the human race All my lovin dreams have gone for her Cause I found that place for [TITLE] George

A person's recollection of TWI is colored by the period in which he took part. You were in "before my time" (1978-1997. You were out long before things turned noticeably sour, though, I suppose, if you were sharp, you would have seen a dichotomy between TWI doctrine and practice, even then. George

A triple (semi-stealth) Four American soldiers in Iraq are caught in an ambush just two weeks before coming home. Much has changed when they do return home. One thinks he's a Scottish warrior fighting against England. Another finds that his wife is now a professional race car driver. George

:lol:/>/> Must be "Li'l Abner." I still remember Julie Newmar as "Stupefyin' Jones" in the color version. George