Raf

I think I actually did this one already. But so what. :)

Please.

"The video arcade is down the street. Here we just sell small rectangular objects. They're called books. They require a little effort on your part, and make no bee-bee-bee-bee-beeps. On your way please."

This is a REALLY good pictionary. My old-time piano lessons came in handy for this one. The first pic is a symbol telling musicians that the notes they're about to read are in the Bass Clef. Bass Sick N Stink Basic Instinct

Nah, I'll never forget the first four words (because, of course, he's wrong). It reminds me of "Night of the Creeps," when the cop says "Is this a murder investigation or a bad B-movie?" WINK! Anyway, the answer is... Superman

Excellent quotes from one of the most quotable movies I've ever seen.

"Police! Open up!" "How do I know it's the police?" "After I shoot you through the door, you can examine the bullet. Open up!" Riggs and Murtaugh introduce themselves to Leo (Joe Pesci), a witness they're supposed to protect. *** "I think it's time for the seventh inning stretch. That's a baseball expression." "I know. But we're only up to the fourth inning." "Batter up!" Pillow talk between Mel Gibson and Patsy Kensit. Gotta love Patsy Kensit. *** "We're back. We're bad. You're black. I'm mad." Riggs giving Murtaugh a pep talk. *** "Okay, okay, okay." Leo's repeated line.

Did I miss that scene? When was Sigourney Weaver in Trading Places? Peter Fonda Ghost Rider Nicholas Cage

A. is correct.

"Okay, okay, okay" didn't give it away?

Oh here it is. Was wondering why there was no super bowl thread in the sports forum. :) So, who won? ;)

Ok, wait, no Super Bowl thread? This former NYer wants to know.

Nope. I would have thought this would be an easy one. Okay, okay, okay, I'm out of hints.

Okay, the giveaway: "We're back. We're bad. You're black. I'm mad."

"Police! Open up!" "How do I know it's the police?" "After I shoot you through the door, you can examine the bullet. Open up!" *** "I think it's time for the seventh inning stretch. That's a baseball expression." "I know. But we're only up to the fourth inning." "Batter up!"

Men in Black?

I made the DJ play that song at Steve! and Cindy!s wedding. I don't know, some of those lines sound "Rock"ish to me. :) They made up their minds And they started packing They left before the sun came up that day... ... And when the car broke down they started walking... TWI written all over it. ;)

This thread has been moved here by request from the Prayer Forum. Some of you may have noticed that I added a "Fight Lou Gehrig's disease" link to my signature. This thread explains why. The hope now is that it will spur more discussion about the disease and its progression, treatments, etc. Many thanks to all who have contributed to the effort thus far. Raf

Ok.

Who's Afraid of Chachi?

Thanks Robes. MH, trying to understand what you're writing there, so help me out here: "Viruses hide in your DNA..." DNA is a molecule. A virus is a cell. So I'm trying to picture this in my head, and it's not working. A virus can no more hide in my DNA than Jupiter can hide in New Jersey. Help me understand, please... In the meantime, Diane is eating very healthy with the consultation of doctors and nutritionists. Appreciate the prayers.

Nice.

Thurman Munson, Yankee catcher who died in 1979, I think it was. E, entertainment television Brad Pitt. Thurman E. Pitt Or, Thurman Ape It Either way, it's The Money Pit. The clown is Pennywise, the otherworldly killer clown from Stephen King's It.

Figure out the clown, and you'll figure out why you were right the first time. And guess it already!

My opinion: this is the kind of film you want to see on the big screen with a big crowd. Second time's better for the small screen (where you watch for subtleties you might have missed the first time around).