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The original band was mentioned very, very recently on this thread.

Yes. I did my best to lead with EZ quotes this time around.

You are correct! Moffatt played Poirot- who was one of the detectives spoofed in "Murder by Death"- on the radio, as well as acting in other works by Agatha Christie. There was a film remake of MotOE, as well as a TV-movie.

So it's a Tears for Fears song?

If not by death, then perhaps Murder on the Orient Express Moffatt may have been Hercule Poirot on the radio... George

Highlander? George

Now the day is gone, and I sit alone and think of you, girl What can I do without you in my life? I guess that our guessing game just had to end that way The hardest one to lose of all the games we played And watch the sun go down (And watch the sun go down) Hear the sea roll in (Listen to the sea roll in) But I'll be thinkin' of you (Yes, and I'll be thinkin' of you) And how it might have been (Thinkin' how it might have been)

Say, baby, bring me an orange soda..

Linux doesn't force updates you are in total control as to when if you ever update. I recommend updating as the updates come in, it's the highest protection. No need for anti virus software.

Been on it for over a year, I'm on the top dose, only real side effect is a loss of appetite in the evenings, food isn't as exciting as it used to be. It's a long term treatment.

Tony Perkins Michael York Vanessa Redgrave Richard Widmark John Gielgud Sean Connery Jacqueline Bisset Ingrid Bergman Lauren Bacall Albert Finney Jean-Pierre Cassel Martin Balsam Wendy Hiller Rachel Roberts Colin Blakely George Coulouris Denis Quilley Vernon Dobtcheff Jeremy Lloyd John Moffatt John Moffatt may be remembered for playing a famous role on BBC Radio(or not.) In this movie, he did not play that role, but he played alongside someone else who played that role. Bing in this film also fit into his thing about acting in works based on the same writer's books- on BBC Radio, in TV movies, and in this theatrical release. BTW, the answer to this round is not "Murder by Death." (Feel free to look up that movie if you don't remember it.)

"Tell me more about this man 'Houdini'." "Why do you attack us?" "Why not?" "This place is a lunatic asylum."

"You know, considering how shot to pieces you were, it's amazing you're still alive." "Ow! Considering who's treating me, I'd say it's a miracle. Watch out. Ow! Where did you say you studied medicine?" "Heidelberg. 1453." "Did you major in medicine or dueling?" "Both. A couple more days, you'll be able to travel." "You don't have to look quite so happy about it." "He says he heard a strange noise, we went to go check it out, and he saw three grown men with drawn swords, having it out." "Did he also see a guy in a bat costume and a long cape?" "I'll kill you in a second, boy. Leave while you still got your head."

You've definitely heard of it. If you can't figure out when you've seen it, perhaps the critical question isn't "when", but "where."

This song was covered by a band who was mentioned very recently, and the cover appeared in a movie. (As did the other song that was mentioned very recently.) The original was done by a band who was also mentioned very recently.

Probably WAS a coincidence. George

And also my Muslim friend, who started a little local charity collecting surplus food from supermarkets and distributing it to people on significantly low incomes in our neighbourhood.

This was less than two months after the Marjory Stoneman Douglas shooting, where 17 people were killed. Anthony Rizzo, then of the Cubs, was a Stoneman Douglas alum. He said it was probably no coincidence the winning team scored 17 runs. Chills.

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That's about tenth on the list. The Cubs WERE involved, though. (Interestingly, first and second place involve games between the Cubs and the Phillies, each one losing one of the games.) George

I believe it's 16 by the Cubs losing to the Marlins, who scored 17. This was in April of 2018.

Thank you all. You see, unbelievers and Christians have this in common: We all believe that unless people get up and do God's work, God's work will never get done. WHY we believe that is where we disagree.

Yesterday, the Reds gave up eight runs in the top of the eighth inning to the Atlanta Braves but scored eight in the bottom of the inning. The Braves went on to win 12-11 in ten innings. What is the greatest number of runs scored by a losing MLB team (since 1900)? George

Yeah! I saw that. I just remember that Jimmy Kimmel was the sort of co-host with Ben Stein on his show and went on to do "The Man Show". I didn't know Kimmel did the show "WWTBaM". And if I did, I wouldn't watch it.