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You have the correct series. Not close on the episode. George

No. When Don Ho isn't in Hawaii (or Branson?) where would he be? George

"You two, get out there and see that no one gets through that door!" "You stay here - in case they fail." 1: "Reports of my death have been exaggerated, but not by much. Ooh..." 2: "Isn't there something she can take to make her feel better?" 3: "She doesn't like taking medication, unless it's absolutely necessary." 1: "Ooohh...!" 2: "Sounds necessary to me." "Earth's nothing more than a rotating ball of boredom." "You may win this war, Commander, but I promise you, when it is over, you will have lost so many ships, so many lives, that your "victory" will taste as bitter as defeat." "Four hundred years ago, a victorious general spoke the following words at the end of another costly war: 'Today the guns are silent. A great tragedy has ended... we have known the bitterness of defeat and the exultation of triumph, and from both we have learned there can be no going back. We must move forward to preserve in peace what we've won in war'." George

"Danny, welcome to the family." "Excuse me, what?" "If I catch you looking at another girl, take a poison pill, because I'll kill ya." "Do you really think you should have your feet up on Big Ed's desk?" "Big Ed's probably at a luau right now patting down Don Ho, but don't you worry, ladies. Big Danny's here." "Oh, my God. The boss isn't gone five minutes, he's already gone mad!" "Do you know what it's like to have Big Ed Deline breathing down your neck every second of the day?" "Well, yeah." "That's right. I forgot. He did catch us in bed. It was fun. We should do it again sometime!" "I hate funerals. Pretending to mourn for someone you despise. Doesn't that bother you?" "Not me, I like pretending." "Now that we know that Monica left it all to charity, I kinda feel like maybe she was just misunderstood." "Really? I feel like maybe she was just a b-tch." "Okay, the main air ducts lead to the central system. From there I can take any branch and drop into the lobby. It's about a 20-plus foot drop so... I'll probably break my leg - maybe both, but that's okay. This is good. This is a good plan. Somebody uh, give me a screwdriver." "It's not illegal to cheat a cheater." "Don't be so gullible next time." "Look who's talking. You thought that sleeping together meant I loved you." Matt's really different. He's just so..." "Blind." "I was gonna say warm, genuine and completely..." "Without sight." George

Purple Days, you're up. And you'd better hurry! ;) George

"Sleeping Beauty," though I would guess there's more than one version... George

I suppose that this is something for Paw to weigh in on, but why not just call it "Greasespot Cafe" (under new management)? George

Yes, you should. And obviously WW has, because that's where the quote originates. George

Glenn Close Fatal Attraction Michael Douglas George

"No Effing Way" comes to mind, but that might be too blatant. "Adolph's" (place for ex-Wayers to hang out -- the actual place is closed, isn't it?) "The FreeWay" "Tithe THIS" (oops, blatant again) :lol: George

I've got to get cracking if I'm going to make the elite 10,000 Posts Club... :) George

That's it! Well done. George

When you're alone and life is making you lonely George

Nope. "You don't understand. Every night when the moon is full, I turn into a wolf." "You and twenty million other guys." "You're making enough noise to wake up the dead!" "I don't have to wake him up. He's up." "I've got a date. In fact I've got two dates." "But you and I 'have a date with destiny'." "Let Chick go with Destiny." "Young people making the most of life - while it lasts..." "I don't get it. Out of all the guys around here that classy dish has to pick out a guy like you." "What's wrong with that?" "Go look at yourself in the mirror sometime." "Why should I hurt my own feelings?" "Well that's gonna cost you overtime because I'm a union man and I work only sixteen hours a day." "A union man only works eight hours a day." "I belong to two unions." George

"Spooky"? George

Indeed. George

Well, since I've got your e-mail, I suppose I can always let you know if GSC doesn't go bye-bye. George

Katie, Leave if you feel you must, but there may be life in the old GSC yet. I'd stick around a little longer... ;) George

Well, this kind of sucks. You mentioned financial and emotional wherewithal. I doubt that drumming up the financial part from the regulars here would be that hard, so I suppose it's the emotional drain that's the real reason. I understand, though I don't have to like it. These days, I use Greasespot mostly for debating liberals and testing my Pictionary skills, but there was a time when the "About the Way" threads really made an impact on me. Greasespot has also allowed me to meet some fine folks in "real space" (Paw, Ex10, Doojable, T-Bone and Tonto) and in cyberspace (WordWolf, Raf, Belle, Ron G, Dmiller); and I'm very thankful for that, as well. NOTE: Please do not be offended if your name was not on either of those VERY abbreviated lists! It's not clear how personal info might be exchanged here, but if anyone wants to contact me, use my screen name at att.net. I'm also in the phone book. God bless, you, Paw George

"Young people making the most of life - while it lasts..." "I don't get it. Out of all the guys around here that classy dish has to pick out a guy like you." "What's wrong with that?" "Go look at yourself in the mirror sometime." "Why should I hurt my own feelings?" "Well that's gonna cost you overtime because I'm a union man and I work only sixteen hours a day." "A union man only works eight hours a day." "I belong to two unions." George

"Dragging the Line" by Tommy James (I think WITHOUT the Shondells) I could hide 'neath the wings of the bluebird as she sings George

Well, Alan Hale SENIOR was in a 30's version. Is that it? George

Ah, yes. Early Harrison Ford... George

"Robin Hood"? George

"You may win this war, Commander, but I promise you, when it is over, you will have lost so many ships, so many lives, that your "victory" will taste as bitter as defeat." "Four hundred years ago, a victorious general spoke the following words at the end of another costly war: 'Today the guns are silent. A great tragedy has ended... we have known the bitterness of defeat and the exultation of triumph, and from both we have learned there can be no going back. We must move forward to preserve in peace what we've won in war'." George