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"A newt?" "I got better." Monty Python and the Holy Grail "The truth? You can't HANDLE the truth!" George

C. Thomas Howell Secret Admirer Kelly Preston George

This should be pretty easy... George

All righty, then... "Sometimes the only sane answer to an insane world is insanity." "You have seen this before, I can tell. You lied to them." "I would never lie. I willfully participated in a campaign of misinformation." "Toads just fell from the sky!" "I guess their parachutes didn't open." George

Has anyone seen Now I See? :unsure: George

Still not ringing any bells here... George

"The Money Pit"? George

It's up to you. Maybe give it until tomorrow. George

"This man is a doctor where he comes from. And there's an O'Brien there, just like me... Except he's some kind of high-up chief of operations. And they're Terrans. Can you believe that? Maybe it's a fairy tale he made up, but it started me thinking how each of us might have turned out, had history been just a little different. I wanted him to take me with him because, whatever it's like where he's from, it's gotta be better than this. There's got to be something better than this." "I am Kira Nerys." "That makes two of us." "Bartender!" "He's just been arrested." "Arrested? What a damn shame. Who wants a drink on the house?" "What do you care about Terrans' freedom?" "I care about freedom! What I don't understand is why you don't care. Why the only one I have met on this station who seemed to give a damn was a Ferengi toad named Quark!" George

It was amusing, but it doesn't remind me of anything (except, possibly, my Ph.D. thesis). George

Even my wife doesn't know this one. George

Those lines seem familiar, but I can't even "hear" a melody to go along with them. George

:lol: :lol: :lol: George

It was, of course, my turn. However, since my "win" was tainted by googling, I'll let it slide. George A, give it a go. There are two rules: The line should easily identify a well-known movie, and the person who guesses it gets to go next. George

I'll assume that that was correct. three pics, two names George

Was it "We Were Soldiers"? George

I give WW an "A" for style, clarity, and precision. No split infinitives, proper use of as and like, etc. I have to give a "B" for content, though. The Greek text at my disposal, The Greek New Testament (K. Aland, et al., 2nd Ed. Wurttemberg Bible Society, Stuttgart, W, Germany. 1968.) does not have "Christ" in Phil. 4:13 at all. The verse reads (I assume that there is a way to import the Greek alphabet, but I don't know how to do it. I am using w in place of omega): panta ischuw en tw endunamounti me all things I can do in the one who empowers me (In Koine Greek, en often means "by means of.") Aland's text also includes any significant variants, and there are none here. It is possible, though, that some text may have Christ in it. George

Actually, Krys, I see three icons right under your name. One is for adding you as a friend, the next is for private messaging, and the third is to view your gallery. I imagine it's just a problem with your browser. George

I have an idea what movie this is, but only because I googled "Hal Moore," soo I'm disqualifying myself, at least for the time being. The movie I think it is, though one I haven't seen,was a reasonable box-office hit a few years ago, so one of you might have seen it. George

All right then. Free post for anyone who wants to post a clue! George

That's it (though I first heard it as the Herman's Hermits version). George

Interestingly, NOW I'm having the trouble that Shellon mentioned! When I opened the page this time, I tried to get rid of that annoying Shoutbox by clicking on My Preferences. It didn't help, and I had trouble with the font/background thing ever since. (Even the little "-" I had been using to make Shoutbox go away is invisible, now.) George

That's it! "Drucilla" was Wonder Girl (Wonder Woman's sister, played by Debra Winger) You're up, Thomas. George

I wake up in the morning and I wonder Why everything's the same as it was George

I'm probably dragging this thread down a side rail, but TWI management lying reminds me of LCM teaching the Book of Exodus at a ROA. When he got to the part about the midwives' lying to the Egyptians about the Hebrew male children, LCM said that God told them to lie. I think that was the only time I can remember the whole Big Top going dead silent. Of course, it's patently absurd. God, Who cannot lie, cannot command others to do so. But it wan't long before the "faithful" had "renewed their minds" to "the present truth." I suppose that leadership assuage their consciences (those that haven't been totally seared, that is) by believing that lying is godly if it is "for the greater good." George