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That's why I said "sort of," Sudo. I thought the apology was positively Clitnonesque. Downright offensive, if you ask me.

My favorite reproof (although I'm not sure it's silly) is when a believer said to me, "See? Worked like a charm!" To which I replied, "Charms don't work!!" :)

As delightful as I find that photo, I don't think it's appropriate for this site.

I think you owe someone a cup of CAWFEE!!!

It is.

Thankya, George. Feel free to confirm if someone else gets it, since you obviously did.

You can stay. And you can have your ultra sweetened cup of vaguely coffee-flavored beverage. It's just not coffee. :)

He sort of apologized on Jan. 12.

:)

Everytime I get in there, it's empty. I'm starting to take it personally. :)

My old boss used to say, "Get me a cup of coffee. And I want COFFEE! I don't want coffee-flavored milk!" Black. No sugar.

Ah, The Last Action Hero

In the original post on this thread, Hope R said something that makes a lot of sense. We were arguing (actually, politely discussing) on another thread WHEN TWI-2 really began, with some of us arguing the reading of POP while others saying about 1993. I think it makes a great deal of sense to say that TWI-2 was actually in between those two dates, and what started in 1993 was TWI-3. That makes a lot more sense to me. TWI-1 ends with the death of Wierwille TWI-2 from Wierwille's death until 1993 TWI-3 from 1993 until The Brow's resignation TWI-4 from RFR's installation to now.

I can see it now, "Do you, Abigail, take verbalkaisersushikintmanofathousandscreenna..." "I do, already!" :) Congrats, guys.

Ok, this time I'm not kidding. I can only see the second picture.

Ooh. Forgot this one. Lots of fun and games going on (at least, I hope it's fun). Let's see: Shirley Jones was in The Music Man with Robert Preston Preston was in Victor/Victoria with John Rhys Davies Rhys was in King Solomon's Mines with Sharon Stone Stone was in Hard to Kill with Steven Segal Now let's try a new one: Mariah Carey/Judy Garland

Woah! That is an EXCELLENT movie pictionary.

It may BE good. Heck, it may be delicious. What it ain't is coffee. I do have one correction, though. It's four words, not three. "Regular coffee, two sugars" is okay.

It grossed $5.7 million? Dude!

Along Came Polly ? If so, explain "along came."

You guys are doing great! I'm... not exactly stumped, but nowhere near the answer yet.

The reality is, coffee only maintains its coffee status if it has two or fewer added ingredients, and there are rules concerning those ingredients. For example, if, in an attempt to lighten your coffee, you add dust... what's in that cup is no longer coffee. It's a chemistry experiment. Further, you're only allowed to sweeten with one ingredient. If you use that French Vanilla creamer (liquid) and add sugar, you no longer have coffee. You have a diabetic threat. Finally, if it takes more than three words to order your coffee, it's not coffee, regardless of how many ingredients (Sweet-n-low counts as one word, and even then you're treading on chemistry experiment territory). Starbucks sells approximately two types of coffee. Everything else is snobby yuppie beverages. I have spoken.

I doubt it. But who knows. The guy saw Traxx.

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Ah! Dang, what IS that movie? U You U-Turn Turnaround Reverse Back Chef Cook Portrait Man Baker