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The Secret Life of Bees Queen Latifah Chicago George

Of course. George

That "coo, coo coo, ah, ah, ah" part seems familiar. There was a song around 1980 called "Undercover Lover." Was that it? George

It is. George

"I'm melting! What a world, what a world..." George

Henry Higgins teaches two dogs to eat spaghetti together. George

Crazy People Under the Stairs (?) George

OK. Columbo. This show was on for about five years. There were hundreds of explosions, thousands of bullets fired, car wrecks galore. But almost NO ONE was killed. George

"I think you're late." "Yes, that's only because I slept in." "I used to sleep in. Then I turned 11." "A talking fish..." "Actually, my race is Xudarian. Our DNA does some what resemble your own ichthyological species." George

I get Star Wars II and III confused, sometimes. I'm thinking "Return of the Jedi." George

Sorry. Not bringing any particular movie to mind. George

"Proud to Be an American" by Lee Greenwood FREE POST George

Actually, this thread has had a bunch of views, just no one to step in. George

Again, in the hope that this thread isn't a duet, I'll pass for a day. IS ANYONE ELSE OUT THERE? :) George

This line is in the middle of the song, but it should make it obvious: And I'll gladly STAND UP, next to you... George

Daryl Hannah Dancing at the Blue Iguana Jennifer Tilly George

:lol: (chomps on cigar) George

Vega$, actually, but yes. Your go. George

Sweet! George

Ah. "Easy A-Team" Stoners Ashton Kutcher and Seann Williams Scott share a problem with Officers Toody and Muldoon. George

Obviously, the latter half is the A-Team, which makes even more sense, since the "scarlet letter" was an A. I don't know the movie title, though. George

Dan Tanna is a private investigator whose living room doubles as his garage. And the show was a one-word title, based on the location of the show. George

Karen Allen Animal House Thomas Hulce George

No idea. George

What can I say? I'm "old-school," using primarily the KJV and Douay versions. Most of the time, though, I use Kurt Aland's edition of the Greek New Testament. I went to a Jesuit high school, so I took Latin as a freshman, and, having done well in that, was placed in Greek as a sophomore. Greek was taught MWF, with Theology taught at the same time period TuTh, so we all received Greek New Testaments (which we couldn't read until about halfway through the second semester). I dug it out when taking PFAL (in grad school), and have been using it ever since. The binding is a little worn now, but it's held up well for over 40 years! George