GeorgeStGeorge

No. None were presidents under our current Constitution. One last hint: one (though not the first) was a BIG signer of the Declaration. George

The funny thing is that I remember Jackie Mason, years ago, telling the joke, "Why are JEWISH divorces so expensive? They're worth it!" New one soon. George

Yes. I assume you got it from Ripley? George

Must be. It was only a miniseries, but it was certainly a well-known TV show. George

No. One of them is pretty well-known. The other, not so much. George

The Dukes of Hazzard? George

"Kunta Kinte, behold the only thing greater than yourself!" George

Cannonball Run? George

Interesting guess, but no. teamer Charlie Dillon Edgar Pudwhacker Lt. Britton Davis Rudy Baylor Mike McDermott James Francis Ryan Tom Ripley Rannulph Junuh George

No. This is a tough one, as the person is not well known. He was instrumental in getting Maryland into the Revolution, but he was not a signer of the Declaration of Independence. I'll give this another day or two. Let's say that if you name ANY of the Presidents in this era, you win. Note: these presidents were not elected by popular vote but were appointed by Congress. Two of them WERE signers of the Declaration. George

Of course. George

Uncle Buck Macaulay Culkin Home Alone George

Prime Cut Angel Tompkins Amazon Women on the Moon George

"Lions, and tigers, and bears! Oh, my!" George

Actually, the last record of this I can find was by WW, last November. And I got it right. So feel free to answer and post another. George

Before our current Constitution was ratified, the United States was defined by the Articles of Confederation. Who was the first President of that government? Bonus question: The Articles were in effect from 1781 to 1789. How many men served as President, during that time? George

Steamer Charlie Dillon Edgar Pudwhacker Lt. Britton Davis Rudy Baylor Mike McDermott George

Okay, then. The Man with Two Brains Prizzi's Honor Crimes of Passion George

"I'm the type of guy who likes to roam around..." George

Rain Man, I think. George

My favorite line from "City Slickers." "You Maniacs! You blew it up! Ah, damn you! God damn you all to hell!" George

Yes it does. Lovers' Concerto. I remember the scene in "Mr. Holland's Opus" where Holland plays the Bach to show his kids the origin of the pop tune. George

I didn't watch the show, so this is a guess: Game of Thrones? George

Caddyshack? (Sound like Dangerfield lines...) George

This sounds like the story of Xerxes whipping the tide to demonstrate his mastery over nature. Maybe Canute did the same thing, with his real purpose to show how INEFFECTUAL he was against nature? George