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  1. Anyone want to give this a try? It's not that hard to post picture clues. George
  2. Time to google and move this on. As it happens, the only other Russell Brand movie I've even HEARD Of is Forgetting Sarah Marshall Mila Kunis Max Payne George
  3. Euphemism notwithstanding, I'm not getting it. Maybe another line? George
  4. I don't think this one has been used yet: She asked him why... George
  5. Absolutely right! Well done. George
  6. It's been longer for Montana, so they must REALLY be due! :lol: I love the counterinductive reasoning people attribute to these things. They even speak of a "law of averages," as if there were such a thing. Hurricanes happen when certain climactic factors are right. You're no more "due" than you were last year, and will be no less "due" next year. George
  7. This is an older movie. (Not older than I, though!) "And maybe there's no peace in this world, for us or for anyone else, I don't know. But I do know that, as long as we live, we must remain true to ourselves." "You and I have a tendency towards corpulence. Corpulence makes a man reasonable, pleasant and phlegmatic. Have you noticed the nastiest of tyrants are invariably thin?" "The enemies of the state are known, arrests are being made, the prisons begin to fill." George
  8. GeorgeStGeorge

    My sweeties

    The Countess and I expect to have three granddaughters born by August!
  9. Somewhat off-topic, but this reminds me of an old joke: A newlywed couple enter their new home together. The husband (much larger than his wife) takes off his pants and tells her to put them on. They're obviously much too big, and she says, "I can't wear these!" "That's right," he replies,"because I wear the pants in this family!" The wife then takes off her panties and tells her husband to put them on. "I can't get into these!" he exclaims. "That's right, and you WON'T be getting into those until you change your attitude!" :lol:
  10. The "russell" hint helped more than the quotes! "Gladiator"? George
  11. 1 "Captain! They're now locking lasers on us." 2 "Lasers?" 1 "Yes, sir." 3 "Lasers can't even penetrate our navigation shields, don't they know that?" 2 "Regulations... do call for yellow alert." 3 "Hm... Very old regulation. Well... reduce speed. Drop main shields as well." 2 "May I ask why, sir?" 3 "In case we decide to surrender to them." "You spoiled the joke. You know, it could have been your timing." "My timing is digital." "That's funny." George
  12. Waylaid, I think I posted the last time about the same time you were apologizing, so I didn't see it. About the VPW comment: note the "wink" smiley ;) it means I'm kidding. And feel free to disagree with other posters. It's not a matter of "stepping on toes." I don't expect you to "toe the party line" here. That's the same kind of BS that TWI promulgates. A measured response, without insults, will usually get your point across more effectively. George SHAMELESS PLUG: Feel free to check out the "game" threads in the "Reading Room" forum. No TWI_bashing there, just some fun. (Before jumping into one of the games, though, be sure to read the first couple of posts of each one to make sure you know the rules.)
  13. "So let it be written; so let it be done!" George
  14. I ALWAYS called myself a Christian as a Wayfer. It made more sense than "not-Trinitarian." VPW pointed out in PFAL that beleivers were called "that way" before they were called Christians, but I don't ever recall Christian being used as a derogatory term in TWI. George
  15. About the only thing everyone in GS has in common is some association with TWI. Most of us are out (from very recently to decades); some are in; some have family or friends who are in. In general, you will find that most of us had bad experiences. Poking fun at TWI or its leaders is a way to release those experiences. It's also a way to warn innie "lurkers" that life in Wayworld isn't what its salesmen represent it as. At any rate, it should be no concern of yours how long someone has been posting here. If you feel you have nothing to learn or to contribute, you're free to move on. If you feel you DO have something to learn or to contribute, feel free to stay. But tone down the attitude! First impressions, and all. Didn't VP recommend How to Win Friends and Influence People? ;) George
  16. Same here. Interestingly, it always says I am teh only user of Shoutbox. George
  17. I think we need a few more lines. George
  18. When I first moved to the Houston area, the C@gles were branch leaders and were very active in witnessing. They pushed others to go out witnessing, often every night for a couple of weeks, but they were always right there in the thick of it. The P@nnerellos were also active in their part of town. That's probably why Houston went from about fifteen twigs to something like 60 in the early to mid '80's. (Many of the grads had never been involved in an audiotape class, because classes were easily drawing 15 or more new students.) In later years, this dropped off some (probably becuase of so many Corps departures). Still, when Rise and Expansion classes ran, Corps were out there door-to-door with the rest of us. Side note: I still remember Paul Mosq... telling everyone that we were going door-to-door after some session or other and then seeing the response: YEAAAAY! Sh-t! :lol: George
  19. OK, Fine. It's "Silent Enemy." An unknown race (never again seen) not only kicks the Enterprise's butt in a fight, but also boards the ship and leaves surveillance equipment. Archer decides to head home to get the ship's weapons up to speed, but Trip and Malcolm fix them first. Enterprise then kicks the aliens' butts. The secondary plot involves Archer tasking Hoshi with finding out Malcolm's favorite food for a birthday surprise. Dr. Phlox points out that Malcolm takes injections to alleviate an allergy to pineapple. WW, at least you got the series. Go ahead! George
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