WordWolf

Uh, Dan Ackroyd????

Actually, there's TWO bands, both with the same name. One's a local band, the other's from Germany, apparently. https://wcfcourier.com/features/lifestyles/local-band-goes-from-hard-rock-to-living-room-mellow/article_fdaba513-33e5-5001-ada9-75c05c627e8b.html https://www.majorhealey.de/ The show was done by Sidney Sheldon, and was called "I Dream of Jeannie." Andrew Dice Clay wondered what was wrong with Major Nelson that he never wanted her to do anything. He had his own ideas of what to do if you owned a female genie. "I want you to make your tongue about 10 feet long..."

Heath Ledger and Shannyn Sossamon were together in "A Knight's Tale" and "The Order." She played alongside Josh Hartnett in "40 Days and 40 Nights," and alongside James Van Der Beek in "the Rules of Attraction." Then she was in some more obscure stuff, apparently. Paul Bettany I remember FROM this movie. I know he played JARVIS and The Vision, but it's hard to recognize him from them.

There was a garage band with the name of one of the non-title characters, if you can believe that.

It is rather comforting to think one has "arrived at The Truth."

Paul Bettany played Geoffrey Chaucer. Heath Ledger played the title role, SS played Jocelyn, the female lead. Alan Tudyk played a squire to the knight at the beginning (and the title character afterwards.)

You are correct!

Alan Tudyk Shannyn Sossamon Paul Bettany Heath Ledger

No. *checks* Alan Tudyk was in that one, but not the others.

So long as I allow a few minutes for the cloud to disperse before putting it on. Otherwise, I end up huffing Lysol fumes and skipping oxygen and stuff!

So it's George's turn...

Oh, and Waxit's source for he cut-and-paste on the Noahide Laws was from here: http://www.ccg.org/weblibs/study-papers/p148.html?craw=y http://www.ccg.org/english/S/a1.html Hm. Looks like Waxit's entire POV reads like this group's website, especially their Statement of Beliefs.. including judging us in keeping of New Moons and Sabbaths, and in respect of holy days.

Now, now..... Let's give Waxit the benefit of the doubt (again.) Waxit may not understand the difference between dumping a link and assigning homework with including your source. A) This is not recommended on the GSC.... "The answer to your questions is on www dot website A dot com, and if you want to understand, you'll read there." That's not recommended because it's not DISCUSSION. It's dumping a link and avoiding discussion. It's assigning homework and pretending you discussed something. B) This is recommended on the GSC... " The answer to your question is explored fully on www dot specific page dot org, and I'll post the important point here right now...." That's supplying your source, which is recommended for a number of reasons, while still having the discussion here in the discussion forum. C) This is not recommended on the GSC... " I have a source for my comments, but I'm going to keep it my little secret." People can't see if you're representing it fairly, they can't check the context, and they can't vet the sources. They know you said it, and you have no proof you didn't originate it. Someone once accidentally gave a bad misquote. vpw never played professional basketball. What he did was INSINUATE (suggest, make leading comments, imply) that he played for the Sheboygan Redskins. His actual words in TW-LiL were that he was "involved with the Sheboygan Redskins." That's incredibly vague. Was he their designated driver? Was he their waterboy? Did he work part-time where they practiced? Did he buy them ice cream when they won games? The idea was that people would THINK he played for them without him actually SAYING he did. It was deceptive and dishonest, but legal (although unethical and immoral.) Someone later said they had documentation he DID play for them. He didn't provide the link, but said to look for a search result for "Sheboygan Redskins in the NBL," When I went there, I found an article that claimed vpw had played for the Sheboygan Redskins. I checked their source. It was the single comment in TW-LiL. So, the proof his comment in TW-LiL meant that he played for the team was true was the comment he made in TW-LiL. That's NOT how documentation works, of course. But without posting the link, the poster ACCIDENTALLY failed to document, and led people to believe vpw didn't deceive people about that (although he actually decieved them.) So, yes, post the link- but only in front of your actual discussion of that point. BTW, just cut-and-paste of what they said without your own words isn't "discussing", either.

There's 2 Norman Bates' I know. Skipping the obvious one, let's go with "VINCE VAUGHN."

Alan Tudyk Shannyn Sossamon Paul Bettany

Stripes John Candy The Blues Brothers

Some people automatically cut all figures in half. 3 feet or more is important because exhalations are a big concern about passing diseases right now. So, 3 feet to avoid someone's exhalations is reasonable. Me, I'm under restrictions when near people or in places of business, but I'm allowed to go maskless at home or in the street if I'm not walking within a meter of anyone. My masks are especially useful in avoiding germs because I spray them with Lysol before I go out, so my risk of exhaling a disease or inhaling one is reduced (it has to pass through cloth that has disinfectant sprayed on it, which improves my odds.)

[Verse 1] Baby, if you've ever wondered Wondered whatever became of me I'm living on the air in Cincinnati, Cincinnati, WKRP [Verse 2] Got kind of tired packing and unpacking Town to town and up and down the dial Maybe you and me were never meant to be But baby think of me once in awhile

All of them definitely refuted the need for Sabbath-keeping. The 7th day Sabbath is entirely voluntary for Christians. Your demand has been met. See how that didn't convince you? You just saying "it's irrelevant" doesn't make it so, and refusing to actually discuss the verses and their chapters certainly weakens your case. We DISCUSS things here. If you want to convince anyone that those verses DON'T refute Sabbath-keeping, you'll need to actually ADDRESS and DISCUSS the verses. Automatic gainsaying of what people say wont do that. Saying "No it isn't!" doesn't convince anyone of anything. Oh, and you definitely care what people think. You're annoyed they haven't fallen in to agree with you just because you declared your position correct by fiat. We may all hold wildly different opinions on a lot of things (as seen in this thread alone), but none of us has gotten on your bandwagon.

Les Nessman had the band-aid. Johnny Caravello was Johnny Midnite, Johnny Fever....when he covered WKRP's overnight, he was "Heavy Early", and when he live-hosted a dance show on TV, he wore a hat, dyed his hair black, and said Fever couldn't make it but he was their host, Rip Tide. Mr Carlson was a WW2 vet. Gordon Sims, Venus Flytrap, once explained to the Army why he deserted. The rights to all the songs made rebroadcasting a tricky thing. "Venus explains the atom" is a clip of Venus doing exactly that to a gang member, explaining it in terms of 3 gangs and their turf. Les won those awards- he was obsessed with making sure the Hog Report always aired, and Ohio's the Buckeye state. When he showed Bailey his "office", he showed off his awards. "A Buckeye Newshawk Award, 4 more Buckeye Newshawk Awards", then, with reverence "The Slver Sow." Jennifer's would-be suitors gave her appliances and furniture and amazing amounts of expensive stuff.

Correct, and correct!

Dwayne Johnson and JACK BLACK?

This TV show seems to have done better in syndication than in its original run. It was popular enough to justify an attempt at a sequel TV show with the cast returning. One character always had a band-aid visible in each episode. One character almost never used his real name- but had lots of alternatives. One character saw combat in World War II- but you'd never imagine it looking at him on the show. One character never used his real name because he deserted the US Army during the Vietnam War- while in the field. Finally, there was a perfectly logical, real-world reason why the show had problems being rebroadcast years later. In what's now a well-remembered scene, Gordon Sims (the Vietnam War deserter) taught someone the basics of the atom in 2-3 minutes. Another character used names other than his own, as well. Among them were Heavy Early and Rip Tide. One had earned both 5 Buckeye Newshawk Awards and The Silver Sow. That character, reading someone else's copy, once claimed he hoped to bear children someday (".....um, in my arms. Men do that, you know!") Another had a fancy apartment full of appliances and other doodads that were apparently all gifts.

Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham?

This was still correct, so it's still George's turn.