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You got it, Mr. Up! "Music Man" it is. Your turn. George

OK. Let's try a different woman... George

"A man can't turn tail and run just because a little personal risk is involved. What did Shakespeare say? "Cowards die a thousand deaths, the brave man... only 500"?" "It's as clear as a buttonhook in the well water!" "So what the heck? You're welcome! Join us at the picnic! You can eat your fill of all the food you bring yourself." George

You have all the clues. You just need to pick the right ones! George

I'm very comfortable with Internet Explorer. I'm sure that there are those out there who think that Mozilla is far superior. You can probably skip this thread. Anyway, as well as the Favorites that drop down when I have IE open, I also have a desktop folder containing them. For some reason, most of the desktop shortcuts now open with Mozilla Firefox. We have had Mozilla on the computer for some time (my wife likes it), but it's only today that this new default condition has appeared. Interestingly, not ALL the shortcuts go to Mozilla. GS, for instance, is still IE. How can I reset the desktop shortcuts to IE? George

Sorry. I let this one slip. A couple finds their home has unwanted pests, but the exterminator they hire is even worse. George

Apparently, Raf has gone AWOL again. Try this: three pics, need a name George

Come on, this isn't that tough. Even if you don't know who the lady is, the first and third clues should give it away! George

Well, they're never short of cheap labor. George

I dunno, Mr. P. Gatorade powder really ruins a good beer. George

Frankly, I found this a much more memorable image than Ted Cassidy: George

Now THAT was funny! George P.S. At least there were a lot of good-looking women in that production!

A couple of drops of household bleach per gallon of water works, too. George

That's not a terrific description, either, but okay. "What Are Little Girls Made of?" Steve!, WW, Maddy, anyone jump in. George

The bug in the salad gave it away. Most of these lines involved Julie Andrews and Robert Preston trying to scam a meal. "Victor, Victoria." George

I saw on the news this morning that Entergy expects to have power to The Woodlands by the 25th. Hang in there, ex! George

Which brings me back to the other videos... George

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From when? Mandatory evacuation orders for Galveston's West End were given on Wednesday (along with coastal Brazoria County and other areas). And it was apparent that Ike was headed to somewhere on the Texas coast as early as Monday. Galveston was hit harder than earlier expected, but if you live on the coast and a hurricane is coming, don't wait for the government to drag you out of your home! If I still lived in Jones Creek, I'd have been out on Wednesday. I realize that there may have been extenuating circumstances that kept some people in place, but anyone who wanted to evacuate had plenty of time and warning. George

I notice that most of the videos on the site are of a more salacious nature. I may have to check back later! George

I'll keep that in mind for the future. We have an installer coming this afternoon to take care of it. Thanks, George

I've been a little busy the past few days (Hurricane Ike, and all). I think Now I See should just tell us who it is and go ahead with another author. George

Don't know the show yet, but you can find quotes in a number of places, IMDb and TV.com to name two. If you google "(name of show)" and "quotes" you can usually find some. George

Try this for the third pic: George

Copied from the ex10 thread: The Countess and I lost power on Friday night. It was just restored this afternoon. Except for some fence damage, we came through unscathed. Gas and water remained on, so we could cook and shower. We've gotten to know our new neighbors quite well, with little mini-cookouts together each of the last three evenings. Local ice drops kept us from losing all our food, though we did have to pitch some. The cold front that moved through two nights ago has made living MUCH more bearable. (I'm sure ex10 will agree.) Phone and internet (obviously) are now on, and all I'm missing is satellite TV. (Our dish is still there, but it's misaligned.) We visited our old neighborhood near the coast yesterday. Not much damage, but no power, water, or gas. Considering the tragedy it could have been, the inconvienience hasn't been all that bad. George