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I'm inclined to give it to you, unless it's the Dolly Parton song you're thinking of. This is Sheena Easton's "Morning Train," also known as "Nine to Five." Go ahead,Human. George

Interesting (but incorrect) guess. Here's more: If tomorrow all the things were gone I'd worked for all my life, And I had to start a new one with just my children and my wife, (another verse) From the lakes of Minnesota, to the hills of Tennessee. Across the plains of Texas, From sea to shining sea. George

Pretty easy, all right. I'm sure WordWolf and Raf know it. Let's see if someone else chimes in. George P.S. Take a look at the Gallery for photos of some "Green Lanterns"!

"Crazy People" it is. I happened to see the end of it again on cable this morning. The "ads" were hysterical! George

"Midnight Confessions" by the Grass Roots I wake up every mornin', I stumble out of bed Stretchin' and yawnin', another day ahead This song went by two titles (US and abroad), so I'll take either. George

Correct. That was -- errr -- FAST! George

No, but that gives me a place to start! Angels in the Outfield Christopher Lloyd Star Trek III: The Search for Spock George

From the lakes of Minnesota, to the hills of Tennessee. Across the plains of Texas, From sea to shining sea. George

Two choices (same movie) "We're AT&T, and we're tired of taking your cr-p!" "Sony. Because caucasians are just too dam- tall." George

Once we had a dancing Hitler, the other clues fell into place. ;) "Let me show you how this is done. First thing, hold the glass up and examine the wine against the light. You're looking for color and clarity. Just, get a sense of it. OK? Uhh, thick? Thin? Watery? Syrupy? OK? Alright. Now, tip it. What you're doing here is checking for color density as it thins out towards the rim. Uhh, that's gonna tell you how old it is, among other things. It's usually more important with reds. OK? Now, stick your nose in it. Don't be shy, really get your nose in there. Mmm... a little citrus... maybe some strawberry..." " ... passion fruit..." [puts hand up to ear] "... and, oh, there's just like the faintest soupçon of like asparagus and just a flutter of a, like a, nutty Edam cheese..." "Wow. Strawberries, yeah! Strawberries. Not the cheese..." "If they want to drink Merlot, we're drinking Merlot." "No, if anyone orders Merlot, I'm leaving. I am NOT drinking any f---ing Merlot!" George

"The Producers"? George

Seems appropriate. ;) "Top Gun"? George

Actually, I usually fly Continental, living near Houston, and all. I flew to Vegas a month ago. In Houston, I had to bring my luggage (a bari sax) to the counter, but on my return trip I could check the instrument at the curb. The attendant there referred to himself as a "Sky Cap." In both cases, I prepaid for the saxophone online. (Fortunately, it weighs less than 50 lbs.) George

"I Am a Rock" by Simon and Garfunkle George

Believe it or not, I have no idea who Brenda is. George

You are correct, JB. You're up. Nice to see another Justice Leaguer here! ;) George

Unlawful Entry Madeleine Stowe Last of the Mohicans George

No idea here. George

"Lady Madonna" (Beatles)? George

:B) "Caddyshack" "Mrs. Robinson, are you trying to seduce me?" George

Actually, you probably can still check your bags at the curb. I suspect that tipping is accepted,especially if the attendant refers to himself as a "Sky Cap." George One more thing: Only ticketed passengers can go past security to the gate. So, no family to see you off, or meet you at the arriving gate. If soneone is picking you up, you can meet at baggage claim or outside the terminal.