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Aw, spam. I used to know this.

Correct! Got it in one.

Depending on your point of view, you might say he was at risk of being ejected for too much partying.

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Armie Hammer The Lone Ranger Johnny Depp

"The way that you hold me whenever you hold me, there's some kind of magic inside you that keeps me from running, but just keep it comin'. How'd you learn to do the things you do?"

"I got married to the widow next door, she's been married seven times before."

Was not Elvis, was not Graceland, and was not due to the property being sold. (There's no way to spin property being sold as appropriate for a rock-and-roller....)

OK, I've got one. Possibly the most rock-and-roll way to be remembered, what rocker was still at risk of being ejected from where he was staying decades AFTER he DIED? (And why?)

"I didn't kill my wife!" "I don't care!"

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The theme song from "Working GIrl"... was it "Let The River Run"????

Star Wars Episode V- The Empire Strikes Back.

The version of the story I read, apparently, lost a LOT in the translation.

Was I correct? I thought I was.

*looks it up* No, but I'll add some more names of roles with the same actor.

"What we have here is a failure to communicate."

Bleh. Madonna, "Like A Prayer".

I was lost until the short letters. I once read that they were 2 telegrams. Since telegrams don't contain characters, that can't possibly be the original form of the story. Was this VICTOR HUGO asking about how sales were for the book "LES MISERABLES"?

I know of 2 versions of a film on that story in my lifetime. I saw the other one, where it was a film of a stage production, where the actor playing John Merrick wore no makeup. As a kid, I disliked that but watched the film. As I got older, I came to agree with what must have been the reason to use no makeup- that is, the play was focusing on his humanity and how he really wasn't that different. I know there was at least one other version, but I don't really know anything about it except they DID use the makeup. Confuse the audience....makeup.... was it JOHN LANDIS?

So, in twi, they're using plagiarized materials, and charging large sums for classes that have a negligible expense for them. The books are published in-house on the cheap, and marked up for retail prices. None of the content has been improved, and it's just got a new paint job. Not stated, but obvious with twi, was that- once again- everyone's now required to take the new classes all over again, and not considered grads of the new stuff just because they sat through 100% of the same material previously. Personally, I think the increased price per student is meant to offset the decreased numbers. Where they used to have 7-14 new students and a $40 class, they now have 3 new students (or rooms of grads retaking the new thing again "for the first time" and charge so much more to squeeze more money out of those leaned on to take the "new" class. As if it was costing twi much to run the thing- almost all expenses are borne by locals out-of-pocket, and the printing costs are covered several times over in the retail prices of the books. So, really, twi is re-treading what's already been re-treaded.

Providence, Rhode Island???

Correct. I was getting ready to put a different song by the same artist, instead. I was, however, going to skip "Psycho-killer" as an option. Personally, I think this is a nice little song that is under-estimated. Then again, the same might be said of the Talking Heads as a whole.

So, was this correct???

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