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On Golden Pond Henry Fonda 12 Angry Men

Oddly enough, when they ship out the DVD's, the show is called "18." Juuuuuuust kidding.

"You're a team, like Bert and Ernie, Superman and Clark Kent, Milli and Vanilli." *** "We wanna buy some lumber." "What kind of lumber?" "Wood!" *** "Don't talk to me you Benedict Arnold! You... Judas Priest!" Cute but ultimately bad movie.

Eh. It's a decent story, but while the movie had some good moments, as a whole it fell pretty flat for me. I recommend it as a good message movie, but I didn't think it was any better than others in the genre: Dangerous Minds, To Sir With Love, Lean on Me and (best of the bunch in my opinion) Stand and Deliver. Don't get me wrong: I didn't dislike Freedom Writers. I just wouldn't call it monumental knowing that there are much better movies in the same genre. JMO.

The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Only slightly better than Traxx.

Hey THE thread It's your birthday We're gonna party like it's your birthday...

Is it too late to edit my name off this thread? Paw worked his brains out on GSCafe and devoted countless hours and heartache and headache to its operation. I tried to start a thread and couldn't even do that right. Thank you for GS, Paw! Hope you can make it to Fort Lauderdale!

Forgive me, but I can't even think of anything. Someone jump in?

Bolshevick: good point on the flood question. How many days and nights was the great flood. It should say "how many days and nights did it rain at the beginning of the great flood?" And the answer is... All of them.

Let's see... 2090-2007= Hey Red Sox fans, just 83 years to go until your next World Series crown!

Oh my, this one is brilliant. KUDOS! Dion Tasha Bulls! The Untouchables.

Anyone see a third pic?

Umm, I got 100%. :) I RULE! Now if only I could master PFAL...

This isn't a thread I visit all the time, so I didn't want to put a stumper up there.

This should be easy: "I believe my exact words were 'a dangerous, savage, child-race.' " ***** "Captain, we've got a problem with the warp core, or the phase inducers, or some other damn thing." ***** "Five card stud, nothing wild. And the sky's the limit."

I only go for movies I've seen. I go to www.imdb.com Put an actor's name in the search box, wander around the site for a while until I find a movie I've actually seen, sometimes look for specific quotes, sometimes see if I find one I only remember when I've read it. They have the character names in there, so I copy and paste, then delete the character names. Usually it's a quote I specifically recall, but have no idea exactly how it went. There are times when I go from memory, or I go with a movie I've just seen or am watching at the moment. In the case of Big, I just watched this movie. I could have picked lines I remember that are not on the imdb site, but it's easier to pick the ones that are there. If no one had guessed, I would pop the movie back into my vcr and gone for the line where Tom Hanks says "I play with all these toys and tell them what I think." His friend replies, "And they pay you for that?" "Yeah." "Suckers!" Now, those quotes are not precise, and they're not on imdb, so I would have to have typed it while the movie played. Point is, I only go for movies I've seen and quotes I remember, and I use imdb to save time. WordWolf, your move.

Agreed. I ain't in his fan club, but he deserves his say (much as I despise what he has to say).

And just to clarify, I'm thinking of the one where Max Headroom shows up on the Enterprise pretending to be a historian from the future, but he's actually an inventor from the past out to steal some toys. It's a next generation episode.

Some nut is just a lie of the mind It's make believe until it's only a matter of time But Data and Picard could adjust for them it never was a matter of trust.

Why does the name "Max Headroom" ring a bell?

Nope. "You've gotta get me someone who knows what she is doing. Excuse me. I'm not getting any of my mail, nothing has been filed. Ever since she got engaged, my life has been a disaster." "You know, she came so highly recommended." "She spent the last three months writing down her married name. "Mrs. Judy Hicks", "Mrs. Donald Hicks"; "Mrs. Judy Mitchellson Hicks", sometimes with a hyphen, sometimes without a hyphen. Sometimes, she spells the hyphen."

Didn't even see this thing here. Thanks for the nudge. "Three dimes, a hundred dollar bill and 87 ones." *** "Where did you go to school?" "It was called George Washington." "Oh G.W. My brother-in-law got his doctorate there. Did you pledge?" "Yes. Every morning."

Tina Turner What's Love Got to Do With It Laurence Fishburne Before anyone objects to this entry: Tina doesn't act in the movie, but she shows up in the end as herself in a concert. It's a significant amount of screen time, a few minutes, so it counts.

No, he's not suggesting it. He's stating it outright. God gave the revelation to Leonard, who didn't do a good enough job and inserted his own junk, so God went to Wierwille next. God told Wierwille what to plagiarize from Leonard, Kenyon and Bullinger, and since God was the original author, no one could accuse Him of plagiarism! Dude, you can't even MAKE this up! The funnier you try to make it sound, the more shocked you are to learn that, yeah, that's pretty much what Mike is telling you. I'd love to re-evaluate whether Wierwille was a cold, calculating, manipulative sex predator, but that would be judging his accusers, and I don't want to judge. Besides, i have a life.

Sigh. Once again, I did not suggest that you leveled any criticism at the press. I said other people have and addressed them, not you.