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Mr. Smith Goes to Washington

ok, I won't tell you.

I want to see it, but don't know if my poor, sensitive Christian ears can take it. :)-->

And may I add, I can't think of a thing in his 112 posts that directly answers the question either. Bunch of bunk.

It was a major motion picture starring Shadoe Stevens and Priscilla Barnes and featuring music by Captain Geech and the Shrimp Shack Shooters.

TRAXX!

It's an absurdly simple title.

That's not it either. I've heard of this movie, never seen it. It's not wildly famous, but famous enough that we former cult members might have taken note of its existence, solely because of the title.

Nope.

I'm willing to get baptized if only for the sake of neutralizing the argument over whether it's necessary. That way we can argue about other things, like Harry Potter and the Davinci Code.

There, that's better.

It worked at first!

Oh, it's Napolean Dynamite. Karmic: when you see a picture on the web, left click on it. At the bottom of the menu that pops up you'll see "properties." Click on that. In the middle of the window that pops up, you'll see the url for the pic. Copy the entire url. (The thing that starts "http://...") Then, in your greasespot post a reply window, click on the square between the envelope and the >. Paste in the url from the picture you've found. Hit "Ok." Do that for each picture.

Oh, all right. I give in. Karmic, answer it.

that's so stupid, gosh!

Ron Howard The Music Man Buddy Hackett

Grease Stockard Channing Six Degrees of Separation

But you knew that with your last post, didn't you? :)-->

That's it, laddie! Ok, I'm kidding. But you're close.

The movie is one word.

No, it's a little Irish boy with his father.

One clue: in the second picture, I'm concentrating on the one on the left, who is a boy.

Are these more quotes from Traxx?

That there is Old School.

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