MATILDA

"Squirrel!"

Con Air, it is.

Funny that, to me, Steve Buscemi is funny playing disburbing, but Malkovich is disturbingly not funny and always unnverving somehow.

Earlier Michael Keaton, I think...Gung Ho?

Here's one to hold us over...

"It's quite a ride from here to there!"

"...tell me what I need to hear, ok...if you don't I'll kick you out."

"He's a font of misplaced rage....Happiness for that gentleman, hurts."

"Make a move and the bunny gets it..."

no go, George...but good guess.

"I don't know how to tell you this...but we three white guys short. Or as they say in Ebonics, 'we be f***ed'"

"Are you sick?"

"Why do you ask?"

"You look sick."

"I am sick."

"Do you take medicine?"

"There is no medicine for what I have."

no go, George...but good guess.

"I don't know how to tell you this...but we three white guys short. Or as they say in Ebonics, 'we be f***ed'"

Of course you're right! Funny show...like so many, I only started watching it years after it was off air and in syndication...lol.

Here's one to hold us over...

"It's quite a ride from here to there!"

"Men don't like to cuddle. They only like it if it leads to...you know...lower cuddling."

Everybody sing:

Conjunction Junction what's your function?

Is the stage show the same name as the TV show, I'm wondering...if it is, it must be Schoolhouse Rock?

The Wedding Singer

That is still a fun movie to watch...and with that, here's one:

"He's a font of misplaced rage....Happiness for that gentleman, hurts."

"Make a move and the bunny gets it..."

The Wedding Singer

That is still a fun movie to watch...and with that, here's one:

"He's a font of misplaced rage....Happiness for that gentleman, hurts."

5 daze, 2 (good) guesses, and 5 clues seemed enuf to nudge the master of the obvious into the land of take-a-wild guess.

Your turn!

didn't anyone get the invitations I sent? :( No one's come to the party...

..and man oh man can I see where the old thread is going to go down the tubes with this one!

this rings familiar from....aaargh....have to cogitate a bit...

was it a father-son Huxtable exchange?

"Anyone can be a fisherman in May."

"Now is the time to think of only one thing. That which I was born for."

"Fish, I love you and respect you very much. But I will kill you dead before the end of the day."

"A man is never lost at sea."

El hinto: Hepburn snagged fisherman...

Correctomundo!

"...This isn't any of our affair."

"We can't ignore the rest of the world. We're the only stabalizing influence in the country."

The first part of the above quote is Adam Cartwright to his dad:

"Let's go back to the Ponderosa, Pa..."

Them Cartwrights was a lofty bunch, wasn't they?

Bingo Zingo! :)

"We chased Lady Luck, 'til we finally struck Bonanza,

With a gun and a rope and a hat full of hope, we planted a family tree.

We got a hold of a pot full of gold, Bonanza!

With a horse and saddle and a range full of cattle, how rich can a fellow be?"

...this is right up there with:

"Badda ba da (snap snap)

Badda ba da (snap snap)

Badda ba da, Badda ba da, Badda ba da (snap snap)"

or "Bomb bah da bum,

bomb bah da bum baaahmm..."

too funny, hiway...

check your guess from "Songs Remembered From Just One Line" thread...

ok...here's one where the words would give it away...but...the cadence is so memorable, you might just get it anyway

bum bada bum bada bum bada bum...Ba--Bum--Ba!

bum bada bum bada bada bada bum, bum bum badda bum bum bum.

(repeat chorus.)

crud...you might want to ditch this one since it's the (theme)song music from a TV show...

good lyrics is good lyrics, garth darn it...

I've Got Friends in Low Places

"...This isn't any of our affair."

"We can't ignore the rest of the world. We're the only stabalizing influence in the country."

"Hey, Joe, do you know the difference between a table and an ottoman?"

"Sure I do."

"Then take your feet off the table."

"Fish, I love you and respect you very much. But I will kill you dead before the end of the day."

"A man is never lost at sea."

"City Slickers"?

George

I can truly envision Billy Crystal (or his pals -or- "Curly") saying that as they reflected life's true meanings on the dusty trail...

but, nyet!

Add this to the pot:

"Fish, I love you and respect you very much. But I will kill you dead before the end of the day."

Matilda,

Are you still experimenting?

...stay away from the orange windowpane, man...

but seriously, I was saddened to hear that the founder of "Bicycle Day" succumbed to natural causes and died at the tender age of 102.

His funerial entourage was rumored to include the Swiss Miss and Eddie Haskell...The Beav and Lumpy were on a trip somewhere.

Nope you aren't. LSD was first synthesized in the 30's and, if memory serves me, Sandoz discovered the psychedelic properties in the 40's.

...if memory serves me I discovered the psychedelic synthesis sometime after I got the news about the Beaver.

On another note, I was so saddened to hear about Officers Toody and Muldoon during the Watts riots.