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I'll just "deem it answered." Jack Nicholson Broadcast News Albert Brooks George

I guess I'm up, then. How about "Slow down; you move too fast." George

I notice that the poll results have changed dramatically. Can I assume that someone claiming to be on the BOD and having multiple adulterous affairs was, shall we say, fibbing? George

"Mom, I need to reevaluate my life. Do you have a minute?" "People who have money don't need people." "Remember when we were kids and I run you over with my bicycle?" "Yes." "I have a car now." George

Well, of course it could be "She's a Lady" by Tom Jones, but that would be a little TOO obvious. George

Maybe we're bitter because we weren't "getting any"! :lol: George

Deleted because I didn't realize nyunknown was actually answering... George

What say ye, Waysider? Willing to give the lass your turn? George P.S. Gen and other hopefuls, this thread is to pick songs easily recognized by the first line. As WW pointed out, though, one man's "easily recognized" is another man's "head-scratcher"! :) "Name that Tune" is more for trying to stump the panel (which WW, inadvertently or not, has done a lot recently).

The only thing I'm losing sleep over is wondering if hiway29 will give us the next clue! Also, I'm not sure of this, but I think there are episodes of different series with the same title. (Only one "Catspaw." though.) George

You got it, "King" Raf! George

Actually, wasn't Geer one of the ones responsible (or THE ONE responsible) for John Shoen...'s getting booted for his paper on adultery? George

Well, right. One of the clues is that it scans a lot faster than AVG. Though I also use Advanced System Care, and it runs much more quickly, but it's more for spyware and registry errors than virus protection. And "Advanced Virus Remover" doesn't come up as a webpage; it looks like something generated from your start-up bar, so it could have been running for some time before "announcing" itself. George

A couple of weeks ago, I was websurfing, and I got a pop-up from the start-up taskbar telling me that my computer had been infected. A "scan result" showed 25 problems, including a couple of Trojans, etc. It gave the appearance of a Microsoft product for Windows XP (which I run), including very Microsoft-ish shield insignias, etc. Various other pop-ups appeared warning me not to run "unprotected." The window with the "scan results" had a radio button with "Remove Infections" (or something like that). Clicking on it gives you the chance to purchase the "full edition," not just the "trial" version. I thought to myself, I already have antivirus and antispyware software; let's try it out. I ran AVG 9.5, taking about two hours, which showed no viruses, even though the threat definitions had been updated earlier that day. So, then I re-booted. Not only did the "Advanced Virus Remover" nonsense come up again, but now I couldn't open AVG! Finally I ran Spybot, taking about four hours. (I know, I know, I need better memory!) Anyway, Spybot DID find the rogue software and removed it. (Although, when I brought up Windows again, there was still a pop-up!) A system restore to two days earlier brought AVG back up and eliminated further pop-ups. Apparently, there are other, similar scareware programs, so be on the lookout. I wonder, If one actually contacts the site to purchase the "full" edition, does one actually get something to remove the hoax? George

That's right! Your turn. George

"It is far easier to whisper advice from behind the scenes rather than risk its merit at the point of attack." "Sir Cedric! Sir Cedric! Good news. We've finally found an heir!" "That's wonderful, Duncan. Who is he?... A good man?" "Well. He has his strengths and his weaknesses. You see, he's...American." "Quickly, Duncan! The strengths!" "When in public, a royal personage must refrain from chewing gum, using profanity, picking his nose, scratching his p... p... p... p... private parts and staring down the bust lines of visiting female dignitaries." "What the hell! That's everything!" "How's it going, Your Majesty?" "Great. We've got nothing in common and she's got a voice like a tuba. If she had her way, we'd have sex on a bed of nails on national television. But at least the party stinks." "Your Majesty, may I present the Sovereign King Mulamboa of Zambezi." "Hey, homes! Whas happenin'! Gimme quintet, brother!" "I do not comprehend, Your Majesty." "Uh, welcome, Your Majesty. On behalf of the people of the United Kingdom... ...Uh, do you wanna go get a beer?" George

Don't sweat it, Dude! I took the class at most three times, and that was about thirteen years ago! The fact that I don't REMEMBER LCM showing self-restraint doesn't mean it didn't happen! :lol: George

I was around for the WAP class. I don't remember any particular point where LCM appeared to restrain himself, by biting his tongue or any other means! :lol: George

VPW, of course, had his foundational (as well as intermediate and advanced) PFAL class. Martindale first re-did the advanced PFAL class, and then tossed them all for his Way of Abundance and Power (WAP) series (foundational, intermediate, advanced). I was gone before LCM was tossed, so I don't know what the class is now. I seem to recall that PFAL is taught now, but with several teachers recording individual segments. George

"When in public, a royal personage must refrain from chewing gum, using profanity, picking his nose, scratching his p... p... p... p... private parts and staring down the bust lines of visiting female dignitaries." "What the hell! That's everything!" "How's it going, Your Majesty?" "Great. We've got nothing in common and she's got a voice like a tuba. If she had her way, we'd have sex on a bed of nails on national television. But at least the party stinks." "Your Majesty, may I present the Sovereign King Mulamboa of Zambezi." "Hey, homes! Whas happenin'! Gimme quintet, brother!" "I do not comprehend, Your Majesty." "Uh, welcome, Your Majesty. On behalf of the people of the United Kingdom... ...Uh, do you wanna go get a beer?" George

Sorry, mon ami, this performer (group?) is apparently off my playlist! :) George

Well done! I was certain I would have to give more clues. Don't forget, boys and girls, you need to name the series, also. (I'll let it pass this time. It was the original series. A married couple, members of yet another near-omnipotent race, quarrel over the Enterprise while appearing as a witch and warlock.) Go ahead, hiway! George

"Maverick"? George

"Tango and Cash" is correct. In the scene quoted, Lt. Ray Tango (Sylvester Stallone) faces off a truck, barreling down on him, with a pistol. A uniformed cop says he thinks he's Rambo, and then Stallone gives the ironic line. George

ABSOLUTELY no idea. George

In lieu of Raf, anyone? George