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Yes, the actress was much more fetching in swimwear. She had a nasty habit. Didn't we do this show a few months ago?? George

I was thinking of "Ground Control to Major Tom," but I thought that was a lot earlier than the 80's?? George

DUCK + TOUR + STRAIN + GLOVE = "Doctor Strangelove"? If I'm right, Bluzeman can have my turn. George

When I think of mental patients, the only song that comes to mind is this classic: Oldie The flip side to that song was the same song in reverse: Eidlo Just in case the links don't work, here's the webpage where I found them: Napoleon XIV and variations George P.S. They're mp3 files, but they come right up in Windows Media Player (maybe as streaming audio?).

"Platoon"? George

You are correct, sir! Have at it! George

When you're arrogant and supercilious, you'll be controversial even when you're right. I haven't read any of Dawkins's stuff. I imagine he's less bilious on paper than in person. George

As a scientist and Christian, of course I dasagree with Dawkins. The sad fact is that if he's right, and God has nothing to do with the evolution of the universe, then he doesn't actually "believe" what he says, because every thought he has is simply a result of the positions and momenta of all the particles in the universe. An article about him in a recent Discover magazine referred to him as "Darwin's Bulldog." Reasonably accurate, I think. George

Looks like we're stuck. :( George

I have no idea. Sorry. George

I remember Hugh O'Brian from his short-lived '70's show "Search," where he, Doug McClure, and Tony Franciosa played secret agents called "Probes." Back then, I thought he would have been a great Green Lantern! George

Thanks, Rick. Hopefully, I didn't offend Ala and Moony, either. I'm just pointing out what I find interesting. That doesn't mean the other stuff isn't good. George

This shouldn't be too hard, either; adn it's got a couple of attractive gals, to boot: George

The jazz band I perform with also does a version of "Sunny Side of the Street," so I recognized it immediately. I don't remember "Durham Town," but it was pleasant. As for wav vs. mp3, I do have broadband, but even still, it takes more time to download those files than I really care to give. Especially when someone posts about five songs at once. This thread seems to have morphed into "Here are all my favorite songs." That's not necessarily a bad thing, it's just not what I found interesting and which attracted me to this thread. George

Okay, then. "Sleepy Hollow." George

That's a pretty easy one, I think. I'll pass again, unless no one else gets it by tomorrow morning... George

Got it. Good one, Rhino! I'm sure someone else will come up with it, so I'll pass right now. George

Sudo, I not only know this song, it's one of my favorite oldies. In fact, I posted some lyrics in the "Name That Tune" thread. I was impressed that Pirate recognized it, since I posted only part of the second verse! I'm glad you posted it as a wav file. I probably would have skipped it if it were another mp3 or m4a! George

How about "Well done, George"? Pretty clever, I thought (especially the "two reams"). But, indeed, well done, Rhino. Your turn. George

Let's see if I can find all the pictures I need for this one: This could be tough, though if you get the first two clues, you'll figure out the rest. George P.S. The last picture (there are four) sometimes takes a while to download

Oh Lord! PLEASE + DUNDEE +TADA +SEAS = "Please Don't Eat the Daisies." I kept thinking the last two clues had something to do with DISEASE. And I didn't think the first clue was such a giveaway. George

You got it, Rick! Your turn. George

The first one sounds a little like Eartha Kitt, though I think it's Billie Holliday. Most of us have heard the Johnny Rivers version of the second tune. I'm not sure who did this one -- maybe the Coasters? George

Not a bad guess, though the answer is actually more specific: "Comic Book Villains." It stars Michael Rappaport and Donal Logue as rival comic shop owners vying to get a collection of old comics from an old woman (Eileen Brennan) whose son died, leaving them to her. Cary Elwes is also featured. Dark humor. A good flick, but obscure. This one should be easier: George

I liked them both, though I must admit that I didn't watch the last couple of seasons of the spinoff. (Actually, there were two spinoffs; the other featured the family of the feisty, little barmaid.) George