Human without the bean

I get this feeling I may know you As a lover and a friend But this voice keeps whispering In my other ear, tells me

Also A Doors song. If you've never seen Val Kilmer in The Doors, an Oliver Stone movie, you don't know what cha missing? Highly recommend it. The Wasp (Texas Radio And The Big Beat) Girl ya gotta love your man Girl ya gotta love your man Take him by the hand Make him understand The world on you depends

Why don't you tell us what you really think of TWI Groucho. I thought the way international was an exceptional hoax. To use vp's own words I was hoodwinked into the way. I thought it was the sure thing and it turned sour. The way put a spell on me. Those lines like "you can't go beyond what you've been taught", "you can't believe beyond what you know", I mean what the heck does that mean anyway. Nothing! I was brainwashed by a cult!

VPW vain-pompous-werewolf

Sorry. :blush: The 60's icon is Bob Dylan. I don't think the song got much playing time to be familiar. Outlaw Blues Well, I just got into town about an hour ago Took a look around, see which way the wind blow Where the little girls in their Hollywood bungalows Promise this one is very recognized.

Not the first line. You're the cutest thing That I ever did see I really love your peaches Want to shake your tree

Philadelphia! I'm pretty sure that's right so I'm going to go ahead if that's OK. "But I'm funny how? I mean, funny like I'm a clown? I amuse you?"

Yes T Heywood. All yours.

Congratulations George on your soon-to-be membership in the 10,000 club. Very impressive. "Uh, well, sir, I-I ain't a for-real cowboy. But I am one helluva stud."

I thought in light of this board coming to an end we could get some fun out of coming up with some acronyms of our own fitted toward the end of an era. Here's mine. Tthat's Hhow Eex-wayfers Wwalked Aaway Yyangist [An alternative Confucian Philosopher].

Fine compromise then. The Way Out Of New Knoxville.

I definitely know it. Just don't know it. You know.

It's obviously a baseball movie [playing ball usually refers to b-ball] but probably not Field Of Dreams since the object of that movie did not necessarily have the star (Kevin Kosner) playing ball [they were already old players] and, not The Rookie even though the star (Dennis Quaid) is too old to play and, probably too new a movie for you to have seen George. Lets go with Robert Redford's movie The Natural.

Well, I wish I was on some Australian mountain range. Oh,I wish I was on some Australian mountain range ]got no reason to be there, but I Imagine it would be some kind of change. I got my dark sunglasses,(Hint:60's icon in dark glasses) I got for good luck my black tooth. I got my dark sunglasses, I'm carryin' for good luck my black tooth. Don't ask me nothin' about nothin', I just might tell you the truth. Sorry this song might not be that familiar to some here.

Wonder how The Way Out Cafe or Diner would fly?

Lake House Sandra Bollock Hope & Glory

Thanks for posting that clip soul searcher. Never seen Terms of Endearment. Heard a lot about it. Dark, depressing, should be cheery. Think I'll rent it! :P Again thanks.

Seems as if this flick isn't so easy to remember from just one line,. just saying.

Hungry Heart There is a house in New Orleans

It's from the mid 60's.

Lets refresh. An astronaut. The booties line. I detect a hint of sarcasm there. Then there's the bug up your a&& that sounds alot like AKA Carl Childers (or Billy Bob Thorton). So how about The Astronaut Farmer

You got one Trefor?

Is that Moodies? And The Tide Rushes In Sorry I just had to put it on the player. Love those Moodies.

That doesn't do anything for me. Not familiar I guess.