Human without the bean

Here goes: It's easier than it looks. :) Words are flowing out like endless rain into a paper cup

Which one? 1961, 1998, or 2012.

The Juror Men In Black? That fits. I'm almost hoping I don't get it. You guys are pretty good at putting this thing together. I know. I'm not keeping up.

The Juror in Black. I know. It doesn't make sense.

Not easy enough In my opinion.

Oh George, you should know that. That's ~The Who~, Won't Get Fooled Again Good Song Freelancer.

Your right Ahat. I almost gave up. Your up.

I have heard of Little Feat, maybe I might recognize one of their more familiar songs. At any rate, it's still your turn mate. Batter up!

Not easy enough, perhaps. That doesn't ring any bells for me Freelancer. Just keep it simple. Example: I remember when rock was young. Crocodile Rock ~Elton John~ Your not using the name of the song in the line [which is not allowed for obvious reasons].only partically, but that's a song that should easily be remembered by most here. Another: When I was younger so much younger than today. Of course, that's ~the beatles~ help! One liners here, only! Occasionally though, you may need to wake a few of us up and use a second line. I've been known to do that! :blink: Or say, your into bob dylan. How many roads must a man walk down. It may not come immediately to those here, however, after a while, the familiarity of the line comes to peoples minds. "That's Blowin In The Wind!" Whatever you into is fine, just as long as it's fairly mainstream and received a lot of radio time. Do you want to reveal this one and try again? It's your turn.

I was mistaken. It's The Championship Division Series. Tonight the Yankees advanced beating the Orioles, and will play Detroit in the ALCS Saturday. I know! No one likes the Yankees. But I do. I've always been a Yankees fan! They just know how to play baseball when it really counts. Go Yankees! :D:D

I'm familiar with Bill & Ted but.........Not familiar with any others. I'd bump it Raf. Don't leave us in the dark.

Hey. I need a new song. I remember standing on the corner at midnight Trying to get my courage up There was this long lovely dancer in a little club downtown I loved to watch her do her stuff I used to watch 'em through the glass Well I'd stand outside at closing time Just to watch her walk on past Unlike all the other ladies, she looked so young and sweet

Not the right group George. This song comes a little bit earlier. 1965. That's it. Alright someone who remembers the who. Freelancer take your time. I''m looking forward to the next clue. :)

Blast From The Past?

Seriously, Raf your good!

Excie your never alone with the ones who love you. I love you. :wub:

People try to put us da--da down Just because we get around OOPS that's two.

People try to put us da--da down

Easy huh. Yes.

Billie Zane (by the way It's Matt Damon's birthday) Sniper Tom Berenger

Did anyone catch that play at home plate tonight, where Ichiro avoided getting tagged by going outside the box and then, to avoid getting tagged again by the catcher, he slipped around the plate and leaped over the tag and touched the base. That's what's great about baseball. Made the catcher look foolish. But he's Ichiro I don't think I've ever seen a play quite like that. That's what great about baseball. Amazing play!!!

????? He won an academy award for screenplay playing the role of a genius. He was a secret-government assassin . He played the last surviving son from a family whose other sons were killed in war. Sorry. I'm just bored.

Hey, he's back. 25 or 6 too 4. Chicago.

Actually, I speak with gibberish all the time. I sort of have this relationship with my son where I utter out gibberish, poppy-cock, things that just ramble from my mind to make him laugh, He always asks, "what does that mean?", and I say," it's just gibberish, it don't mean a thing". I'm sure it stems for my former affiliation with twm. (maybe I'm demented or something) I do ask myself does it matter whether we sit or not? Don't know. I would probably sit more if I knew it was real. But I guess that's something that we will learn about when The Lord returns.

The American Standard version of 1901. In fact when I part of tw, I found a very old copy from the library and I told them that I lost it just so I could have it. (paid the fee, but it was worth it).