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The wrecking ball quote is from Stranger than Fiction. Brilliant movie

Indeed, it is Dustin Hoffman. Which line George, I left three "Rain Man" lines?

Mercury and Jupiter?

DING DING DING! Human has it!

Addams Family "Good night, John Boy." George

Dustin Hoffman (I recognize the line from "Rain Man.") George

When viewed from their north poles, most of the planets in our solar system rotate counterclockwise. Which two rotate clockwise? George

"YOU RANG"

I hear a couple of things when I read these lyrics. Billy Joels????? Wait a minute, now I got it. Hey now get your game on go play. "All Star" ~Smashmouth~

Dad lets me drive slow on the driveway every Saturday. Course the seats were originally brown leather. Now they're a pitiful red. QANTAS. QANTAS never crashed. Can you believe I conceived him with one testicle? No really, it's true. I only have one because the other one never dropped. It's called an undescending testicle. It's uh, not uncommon. But look at him! Imagine what he would've looked like if I had two!

Dad lets me drive slow on the driveway every Saturday. Course the seats were originally brown leather. Now they're a pitiful red. QANTAS. QANTAS never crashed.

He seem so, doesn't he George? Yes. He was a cheerleader. The others were FDR, George W, and Ronald Reagan and another who you wouldn't figure would be a cheerleader but was Dwight D Eisenhower. Presidential trivia is fascinating isn't it, well, this one not so much. But I noticed that average height of U.S. presidents is 5' 11 in.. There hasn't been a president elected below that height since Jimmie Carter at 5' 9.5 inches who still in 1976 was an inch and a half taller than the average male. We like our presidents tall, and in long knickers stockings doing cartwheels. You're up.

17th corps, here!

thank you!

Thank you, Lizzy! It's good to be here.

OK, how about FDR? Seems unlikely, but we've ruled out almost everyone in the first half of the 20th century. George

No, they were taller than him.

Of course. George

Let's try Truman, then. George

Charlton Heston Ben Hur Stephen Boyd

Bev Hillbillies?

Yes, he was the one exception I did, but that was a bit of an ambiguous statement. They were U.S presidents in the early to mid-20th century, but were cheerleaders much earlier than that, circa 1903-1930. George will you try not to get to fussy about that, you may make me feel like HAL in 2001: A Space Odyssey... such as, " Look George, I can see you're really upset about this. I honestly think you ought to sit down calmly, take a stress pill, and think things over". So the score is George one and Raf one. I'm looking for two, but one more from the others that have not been named yet to win the round. Come on now boys, can we have a sense of humor about this. This is America. Home of the brave and Land of the free. Why so matter of fact? Yes, it matters, but can we just play along and have some fun while doing it? So, George was correct, George. I get the sense that you're proofreading me George. Is that the teacher in you? So, I made an ambiguous statement about the early 20th c. presidents. They would all be way over 100 years old now if they were alive. In fact, the other two were born in the 19th c. Does that help George? "I love this ground rush sheit man".

I could see GW Bush as a cheerleader, but Human said that Reagan was one and [the other] three were in the early 20th Century. George