Human without the bean

I think I can help here with part of your question. The devil was more subtle than any beast that God made. Gen. 3.1 His nature was slippery, that of a snake. The devil was in the garden laying in wait for any attempt to win his lordship over Adam and Eve. Satan was there to disguise himself from showing his true nature and to use his treachery and trick Adam and Eve into betraying God. When he succeeded, man lost his place in the garden. Satan became the head of this world, 2 Corin. 4:4 the title man held before the fall. We know the nature of the devil is to steal, kill, and destroy. Those are not very pleasant attributes are they? A thief, a murderer, and a destroyer.

Alan RIckman Sense and Sensibility Tom Wilkinson

Well I haven't blown any holes through concrete yet Ham, but I work with Chemical gases. Myth busters once broke a valve on a cylinder and it rocketed through 3 concrete walls. I occasionally have fun with liquid nitrogen, spilling it on the ground and watching it roll around in beads before it goes back out into the atmosphere.

Good clue George. I knew it was Angels in the outfield, but I couldn't remember the name of the bogart movie.

Let me rephrase. It is an adventure-comedy movie, so you weren't that far off.

Yes. Your up George.

Sorry George, not even close.

I absolutely have no clue George.

Hit Me With Your Best Shot Pat Benatar The problem is all inside your head she said to me

Bump!

That's it.

It is Paul Simon.

[quote name='Human without the bean' date='18 May 2013 - 08:48 AM' Well you're the real tough cookie with the long history Of breaking little hearts Like the one in me No, Here's the line: Before I put another notch in my lipstick case

Mama pyjama rolled outta bed, she ran to the police station When the cop found out, he began to shout, he started the investigation And it's against the law, it was against the law What what mama saw, it was against the law

Tennessee Ernie Ford sings it. I think it's 16 tons.

That's it .

Yes, George, I'm so glad you got that one. I too, watched it all the time I wonder if WordWolf is doing one of these ???????

I'm getting the feeling nobody has the slightest idea where this came from? It's Goodfellas. Joe Pesci is playing a game on Ray Loitta and is trying to intimidate him. It's very funny. I'll go again with Flicks remembered from one line Alex. Roads? Where were going we don't need roads!

"Children, behave" That's what they say when we're together "And watch how you play" They don't understand

Ted Bissell played the love interest in the show. This TV show followed The Danny Thomas Show in Prime Time. Sort of like kept in the family. That's my fault then, WordWolf. I should have been more specific as to the plot, instead I used what I thought would be a fairly recognizable reference.

The other half is a clue about a TV show.

Good Morning Starshine, not sure if that it?

Living Loving Maid Well you're the real tough cookie with the long history

OK. Well, you wake up in the mornin', you hear the work bell ring And they march you to the table to see the same old thing Ain't no food upon the table, and no pork up in the pan But you better not complain, boy, you get in trouble with the man

Good . Your getting there George.