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In addition to the straw man (in the sense of misrepresenting your opponent's point and then knocking down the altered version), a common diversion was the false dilemma: give a person two choices, when in fact there are several alternatives: "Do you agree with LCM, or are you possessed?" Obviously, there are times when it was possible to disagree with him and not be possessed. George

"Swimming with Sharks"? George

I hardly ever watched the show, but I remember an episode of "Mad About You" where Helen Hunt was beating Paul Reiser in her sleep. Is that it? George

Also, the onus in THIS thread is on the clue-giver to pick a song that just about everybody knows from the first line. I may have heard this song, but it sure doesn't ring any bells with me. George

Val Kilmer The Saint Elizabeth Shue George

Congratulations! How wonderful for you! The Countess and I now have a granddaughter, too, born last Sunday morning. Wonderful feeling, isn't it? George

Denholm Elliott is one of those actors easy to recognize, but hard to remember where else youve seen him! Finally, I remembered Raiders of the Lost Ark Harrison Ford Clear and Present Danger George

No one actually mentioned the series (the original one); and though hiway has the title correct, I'll give it to Steve!, because he was close enough. George

I just googled "$200 more than Carmax" and got a hit: AutoTrader.com George

That's it, of course. A delightful movie from my youth. "Great Rays," indeed! George

"Unfortunately, Starfleet General Order 104, Section B, leaves me no choice; Paragraph 1A clearly states—" "To blazes with regulations! You can't let him take command when you know he's wrong!" "Upon finding your first officer reluctant to take aggressive action–" "You mean you're the lunatic who's responsible for almost destroying my ship?..." "I told you, I am in command and I will give the orders, captain; we are going to turn and attack." "Matt, where's your crew?" "On the third planet." "There is no third planet." "Don't you think I know that? There was, but not anymore! They called me, they begged me for help – four hundred of them! I couldn't... I-I couldn't..." George

Go ahead, Raf. I really wasn't sure if your first response was an attempt to be funny! Obviously, the answer is... George

Correct. I'm not sure who recorded it, other than Roger. George

Apparently, no one got it from me, so it must be as Word Wolf mentioned. It's not a problem if you open it, only if you "register" to "see the pictures." George

Something else occurred to me. I know that there's another business like Carmax that promises you at least $200 more than Carmax for your old car. I know they're at least in the Houston area, if not nationwide. I heard their ad on the radio. (Conservative talk channel, though, so maybe that's why Mr. P-Mosh is unaware of them.) ;) George

Was it "One Small Ship"? The last exchange reminds me of that episode. George

And Badfinger tried awfully hard to sound like the Beatles. Anyway... Trailer for sale or rent... George

Yeah. This really isn't the Pictionary thread. How about holding this one for over there and giving us some quotes, instead? :) George

Seeming a bit more familiar, but I'm still not getting it. George

"Come and Get It" by the lads from Liverpool George

Are you being sarcastic, or do you really not get the answer? :unsure: George

I occasionally have pangs of conscience about letting this one slip, but a beer or two takes care of that. If anyone would like to give it a shot, feel free. George

Obviously, Carmax should be expected to make a profit for re-selling a used auto. There is, of course, the demurrage (overhead) involved in keeping your car on their lot until it sells. Is $8000 a reasonable difference? It seems high, but I don't know. It's like comic books. I can expect to PAY Overstreet prices when I BUY books, but (except for my really high-value stuff, which will appreciate enough to be worth the buyer paying full price), I can't expect to GET those prices when I SELL to a dealer. George

Sometimes it's a matter of what computer you use, sometimes a picture gets pulled by the hosting website. I don't see the second picture on my work computer, so here's another. Again, this is the SECOND picture: George

That's it! I saw it on cable also, about two weeks ago. I skipped the obvious lines ("Sorry about that, Chief" etc.). It was a very entertaining flick. George