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I'm guessing (and if I'm wrong, please tell me) that the reason you'd like to tell him how you feel is that you would like to hear him apologize. Sadly, it didn't happen in this life. I believe it won't be relevant in the next. If it is, I sincerely hope you get your wish. George

I guess it just depends on how one reads 1 Cor. 3:10-15. I always looked at it as getting "Nomex long johns" (I used to use asbestos, but that's not healthy...) upon being born again. What good one does (as determined by God, not by man) is also "non-flammable." When God blasts us with His "divine blowtorch," all of the ungodly things will be burned away, but the good things, AND WE, will still be there. Certainly, there will be those who are cast into the lake of fire, but those won't be Christians. What will be left of VP (or me, or you) for all eternity will be pure. I certainly understand excathedra's desire to see VP punished. But I can't see that as an eternal condition. That takes heaven and turns it into purgatory. George

Lt. John Dunbar, a Civil War hero, decides he wants to go to ballet school. George

Rin-Tin-Tin Cup? George

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As wild guesses go, that was pretty wild. Not even close. This film was from 1967 (though there was a remake in 2005 -- I don't know if the quote I gave was in the remake). George

We'll all stand before the judgment seat to give account of ourselves. That's where all the crap we collected for ourselves will be burned off. When you next see VP, you'll be completely healed, and so will he. You'll be able to have the relationship with him (true, Christian love) that you should have been able to have before. George

We've done this film, but not this line: Don't you see, darling Bloom, glorious Bloom? It's so simple. STEP ONE: We find the worst play ever written, a surefire flop. STEP TWO: I raise a million bucks. Lots of little old ladies out there. STEP THREE: You go back to work on the books, two of them - one for the government, one for us. You can do it, Bloom; you're a wizard! STEP FOUR: We open on Broadway. And before you can say STEP FIVE, we *close* on Broadway! STEP SIX: We take our million bucks and fly to Rio! George

"Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl"? George

Valeria Golino Rain Man Tom Cruise George

Here's the whole song, with the title redacted: Up every mornin just to keep a job I gotta fight my way through the hustling mob Sounds of the city poundin in my brain While another day goes down the drain But its a [TITLE] when the whistle blows No one owns a piece of my time And theres a [PARTIAL TITLE] me inside my clothes Thinkin that the world looks fine, yeah Tradin my time for the pay I get Livin on money that I aint made yet Ive been goin tryin to make my way While I live for the end of the day Cuz its a [TITLE] when the whistle blows No one owns a piece of my time, and Theres a long-haired girl who waits, I know To ease my troubled mind, yeah oh my lady, yeah oh my lady, yeah In the shelter of her arms everythings OK When she talks then the world goes slippin away And I know the reason I can still go on When every other reason is gone, In my [TITLE] she waits for me Nothing else matters at all Cuz every time my baby smiles at me I know thats its all worthwhile, yeah oh my lady, yeah oh my lady, yeah George

Now there YOU go, putting words in WW's mouth. Goose, gander, I suppose. :( George

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Sorry to disappoint you. It IS a reference to "Firefly." :)/> I haven't seen a full episode of "Castle." When I was at the gym a couple of months ago, the episode with Nathan Fillion making the sci-fi line was on one of the TVs. I thought it was cute. George

I've got no problem with WW going next. George

I think I beat you by a couple of hours. "The Picture of Dorian Gray" is an older movie. It was remade, simply as "Dorian Gray" a few years ago. In either case, there's still the Gray/Grey difficulty, but I've been known to fudge the rules more than that. ;) George

Whereas I would agree that punishing an ALLEGED perpetrator is wrong (although, admittedly, it is right to detain a suspect when there is reasonable likelihood that that person will either commit other crimes or flee), I think WordWolf's inference that johniam approved of punishing the VICTIMS is unfair. johniam nowhere states that he thought the treatment of the victims was correct. And, yes, the internet can bring great light upon evil, but it can also be the vehicle of great lies. Furthermore, not every claim of rape is, to paraphrase an oft-disdained politician, "legitimate." A few years ago, folks were ready to lynch the ALLEGED rapists on the Duke lacrosse team, until the story was shown to be wholly fabricated by the "victim." George

At least Bill's version refers to God. :) George

I haven't seen the movie. I'll probably wait until it hits cable. A review I read indicated that any overlap between the movie and the Biblical story of Noah was incidental, and that the movie was more of a sci-fi comedy. That's fine, but all the ads on TV would have you believe it's a Biblical record. George

A bit of a spelling glitch here, but "Dorian Gray (Grey)'s Anatomy"? George

No. I had hoped that WW or Raf would get it, but it's "True Lies." Ahhnold is under the influence of truth serum. In the first quote I gave, he tells the bad guy what he was about to do to him. In the second, his wife (Jamie Lee Curtis) has just found out that he's a secret agent. FREE POST. George

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"We're waiting, or do I have to pound it out of you?" "Don't ever speak to me like that in my own house!" "Why would I?" "You just did." "I didn't mean anything - it's just something a guy says." "I never say it." "I don't blame you." "Stay here on the outer limits of the dead end zone? Nothing personal, but life at the end of the road just ain't for Captain Vic and Empress Ramona. Sorry folks, but you can color us gone." "You should have slipped it through the mail slot while you had the chance, Earl." "Ramona and I haven't eaten all day. We could eat a baby's butt through a park bench." George

Louis de Pointe du Lac, previously "turned" by Lestat de Lioncourt, moves from San Francisco to Mystic Falls, VA, to train two brothers in his ways. A TV movie. Stars Brad Pitt, Tom Cruise, Ian Somerholder, and Paul Wesley. George