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I like "shank," though "red engine" for "redemption" is pretty weak. I could dance to it; I give it an 84. George

I guess I'll decide whether or not I agree when I find out what "saws knife red engine" is supposed to be. As for Zeta being "Zee," I have no more problem with that than I do "Peter Pain"! (Since the "n" in the French word isn't really pronounced.) George

Oh, DO tell us, Dooj! :) (I think the last three words were "girl for you," but it doesn't ring any bells.) George

Next time, have a cup of coffee before posting! George

Obviously we're talking about Dennis W. The movie "Duel," where he was pursued by a deranged truck driver, was taken from a short story in Playboy. (I actually DID read the articles!) George

Essentially, yes. I attend an offshoot of TWI. Do I hold to EVERYTHING taught by TWI? No. George

You may take a nap after posting a puzzle! George

Not me (I don't bother trying to fit into "orthodox" churches), but my wife has tried to find a local church, and the trinity always rears its ugly head. I think she feels like Lot, turturing her soul in the gates of Sodom. George

That's probably "Shrek 2," then. If so, give it to Chas. George

Come on. You know that the first word is "Experiment." Break up "Enteroar." Great flick. Starred Glenn Ford as an FBI agent working with a bank teller (Lee Remick) whose sister (a young Stephanie Powers was kidnapped by an asthmatic extortionist (Ross Martin). George

Well, depending on whether you spell my last name Saint George or St. George, I guess I'm either Fluffy Dippinlips or Fluffy Snicklepants. George

Break it into three words. George

Now put it all together... George

To me, doctrine is the most important aspect of a church (including how that doctrine is practiced). There are plenty of other social clubs. George

I find that I lose interest in a thread very quickly once the name-calling starts. What's funny is that it often starts with one person's calm disagreement with another poster (perhaps the thread originator), who can't believe that anyone in his right mind could have a different opinion. Then we're off to the battle, as defenders of both posters enter the fray. Occasionally, someone will try to interject a useful tidbit; but it's usually ignored, and the battle rages. You, know, this might be a good TV show! George

So close... Make it a verb. George

Forget the wheelchair. What does the sign tell you to do? George

I definitely liked Sebastian Cabot better than John Williams. George

When you figure out the third clue, you'll have it. The movie is from 1962. George

Getting close... George

No, but what you might try to do is find out why your friend is still sick. You might also have trouble understanding his/her continued sickness. You might point out what YOU did to "get over it." George

Now that you mention it, Raf, I see Wolf 359, famous for the battle wher Picard led a Borg ship to wipe out most of the Federation fleet! And nowfor something completely different: George

After eliminating Korea and Vietnam, I recognize the map as that of the Caspian Sea. I'm going to guess JEWELS + LEO + SEA +CZAR = "Julius Caesar"? George

Well. The main actor later became a Hobbitt and more recently was a CTU director on "24." George

I don't even recognize the stars... :( George