Human without the bean

Again, I thought it was pumped a lot of pane (as in petrol) down in New Orleans. It would make sense. Trying to make do the best you can, cleaning dishes, pumping gas.

What gave it away George? That's right. Was it the memo?

Did you get that memo? Hello Peter. What's happening! I'm going to need you to go ahead and come in tomorrow, so if you could be here around 9:00 that would be great OK. Ah, ah, I almost forgot... I'm also going to need you to go ahead and come in on Sunday, too. We, uhhh, lost some people this week and we sorta need to play catch-up. Mmmmmkay? Thaaaaaanks.

Yes, that's it.

I'd like to move us right along to a Peter Gibbons. Now we had a chance to meet this young man, and boy that's just a straight shooter with upper management written all over him.

Jack Black Year One Michael Cera

"A bloated millionaire fat cat" as he's known, is given a birthday present by his younger brother that takes him on a suspenseful ride, leaves him destitute, and when he looses everything, he jumps off a building. He lands on his feet in a fantasy world like that of Medieval Europe where several noble tribes fight for control of the kingdom.

Let's move this along why don't we: Joan Allen The Bourne Supremacy Brian Cox

I thought it was *cough* up a lung, But any rate that's Ferris Bueller's Day Off.

Someone promised me I'd get to heaven this way.

I'll go with Superman IV.

Not really George. I knew it but I wasn't ready to come up with another one yet. More time please.

Of course. Funny stuff.

George I think I know this. "Dead Man Walking Tall".

Keeping on with our hamburger theme: Actually I'm scrubbing this for another thread. Let's see??? Oh!!! We gonna need more wax!!!! And clear all my appointments in the afternoon!!

Dumb and Dumber Jeff Daniels Pleasantville

It's Men At Work. Sorry. But your right. Lets go with: Scream Drew Barrymore Charlie's Angels

Wasn't Neve in ? Scream David Arguette Men In Work

OK its Baker Street by ~Gerry Rafferty~. I did not know that Gerry Rafferty was part of the ~Stealer's Wheel~ band. Thanks to Wikipedia. also learned how to spell.FREE POST

Hamburger's, the cornerstone of any nutritious breakfast.

That other duo band was ~Steelers Wheel~.

I need to give this one away. I had hoped that someone would recognize this classic movie line. Kevin Spacey in "The Usual Suspects". Remember it? It's repeated twice. First, as the story progresses, and finally repeated again, when it's used as the last line of the movie. Sort of establishing it.

Maybe some clues will jog the ol' memories. This was a very popular song in late 70's. It's on par with the likes of lets say, The Year Of The Cat by ~Al Stewart~ in terms of it's height in the day. ~Christopher Cross~ would be another guy whose music rivaled the airways and grew in popularity with his hits like Arthur's Theme and Ride Like The Wind. This artist had a couple of other well known hits, not to mention he was part of another popular duo band. But you know he'll always keep moving You know he's never gonna stop moving 'Cause he's rolling, he's the rolling stone And when you wake up, it's a new morning The sun is shining, it's a new morning And your going, your going home

I 'm surprised WordWolf hasn't reminded me about the last time I used this one.

Don't know about the new (unless your talking about Drew Carey) but it's the old Price is Right that Bob Barker would repeat that quote whenever the range finder game was played. Apparently, DC doesn't use the line whenever he plays the game. Yes then, that's right WW. BTW, thanks for checking in. I was about ready to post small talk with myself and then, wait to see if I would answer.