Human without the bean

Look's like I gave it away. Slow Ride That's long enough anyway. ~ Foghat~ FREE POST

George your two minutes are up. I think you should go. Some of us don't have all weekend.

Let's see. I may not have it word for word, but it goes something like this. We follow orders, son. We follow orders or people die. It's that simple.

No. Another line: ]Move to the music, we can roll all night Oops. I guess I already used it. I'm in the mood The rhythm is right Move to the music We can roll all night Slow down, go down, got to get your lovin' one more time Hold me, roll me, slow ridin' woman you're so fine

I used the term Rhodes Scholar loosely. (and misspelled it) OK. Paladin was a world traveller and had extensive knowledge of both ancient history and classical literature. Whatever. He seems pretty smart to me. :lol:

We gotta rock all night - We gotta rock all night - You know the rhythm is right, yeah, we gotta rock all night, You know the rhythm is right, we gotta rock all night.

:blush: Sorry about that Raf. E for effort.

Yes, that's it. Richard Boone played the role of Paladin in this post civil war series. I used to be into this show. Paladin was refined, a gentlemen who was into opera, and could speak several languages. He was a road scholar. A man of the arts. He preferred to settle all skirmishes without violence. Plus, he was a fine dresser. Gene Roddenberry wrote most of the episodes. :) Yer turm George

The theme song to this western refers to this gunfighter as a Knight without armour. His calling card was a chess piece.

I was a bit of a rebel back then. I remember once I got stopped and cited for something and I tore the ticket up in front of the cop.

I predict that 3 hours from now all the hype will be over with. That's entertainment ! ! ! !

Willie Wonka and The Chocolate Factory

Well, that puts my next guess out to hang. (Hitch)

Was your dad a believer, christian, was he saved Ham? My dad passed away in 1994. One day he was fine. Two weeks later gone. When I dream about him (which is rare) it always feels like he is alive as if he had never died. I read Roman 10:09-10 to him one day. I honestly don't know if he is saved. Could your dream have anything to do with him being saved? Hense, the mess that your trying to clean up. Just a thought Ham.

Here. Let me adjust the screen so that it becomes clearer. I'm in the mood The rhythm is right Move to the music We can roll all night

Thank you Raf: Wolf Michelle Pheiffer Frankie and Johnny

Not really sure. I'll try I Now Pronounce You Chuck And Larry

Yes

Very well. I did a search in the forums and it is, drum roll please: It's Tootsie. A: You can never go too far. B: If I'm gonna get busted, it is *not* gonna be by a guy like *that*.

Well I didn't see the answer Raf. I don't think I know this one. I just saw the clue.

Was thinking "albatross, who sings that?), was it Ride Like The Wind? That was late 70"s I think.

Odd. I hit the wrong page # and that very same clue came up Raf. Is that cheating?

Yesterday, while driving to a town that I grew up nearby, I was reminded of something that I did as a young and dumb 20 year old. Across the street, from the Pharmaceutical company I was visiting, I saw the same courthouse building that I had to appear for some minor traffic violations 40 years ago. It looked the same today, except that it had different windows. Here's the tale: 40 years ago I walked into the courtroom apparently earlier than expected, only to find myself alone and with the stacks of citations on the judges desk the file clerk must have laid down. There were No courtroom personnel around, and, No cameras to see you, and, No computers to keep track of things, so I spotted [about now your saying, Oh no you didn't, but, Oh yes I did], :lol: my tickets on the desktop and picked them up and went to the window and threw them outside to the alleyway below. I calmly went down to the alleyway below and picked up my stack and went on my way. Now, forty years later I can look back and bask in my unabashed rebellion against the establishment. I would have made a good CIA agent or a member of Nixon's cabinet. What a career path that would have been!

Sweet Hitch-Hiker New tune: I'm in the mood The rhythm is right Move to the music We can roll all night

Silence Of The Lambs