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The first clue made me think of "I, Mudd"; but I knew the second was the woman feeding the miner in his sand-blasted hut. "Merde." "He has the right to meet death awake." "Is that a male perspective?" "Rubbish!" George

Happy Birthday, Squirrelly One! George

Original series, "Mudd's Women." George

That's "Charlie Brown" by the Coasters. I took my troubles down to Madame Rue George

Can't help you with this one, either. George

You're probably right. It was "Nightingale." Harry, Neelix, and Seven (in the Delta Flyer) come to the aid of a Kraylor ship, whose crew had mostly been killed in an attack. Claiming to be a medical vessel transporting needed medicine to their homeworld, the Kraylor ask Harry for help. Although the Prime Directive supposedly would keep them from involving themselves in a war, the humanitarian nature of the mission allows Harry to convince Janeway to let him do it, with him in command. Paris wants to come, but since he outranks Harry, Paris would be in command. Since Seven has no rank, she goes along to help. Harry christens the ship "Nightingale," after Florence Nightingale, who was a famous nurse during wartime. Seven is injured in another attack, and the Kraylorian's knowledge of the ship's operation and lack of knowledge of treatment for Seven tips Harry off that they're not doctors. They are, in fact, engineers who have devised a cloaking device for the ship. When Harry refuses to continue the mission, the Kraylorians mutiny. Back in sick bay, a revived Seven chews out Harry for giving up when things don't go his way. He goes back to the bridge to help the Kraylorians return home. The secondary plot has B'Lanna trying to get Icheb out of his shell. Icheb mistakes this for romantic overtures. Hilarity ensues. Up for grabs. Someone else post one! George

Yes, they are! George

"Wooly Bully"! You keep saying you've got something for me. George

Now THAT's one I haven't seen! George

Geez, bulwinkl, lighten up! I think NIS's point was that an obvious song to one person may be completely unknown to another. I may post a line to a 50's tune that I think everyone knows, but only a handful do. Someone else may post a very popular 90's tune that I've never heard. I think, though, that it usually becomes apparent rather quickly if a tune isn't "remembered from just one line"! Dooj is up, I believe. George

"Independence Day"? George

No problem, Kimberly. Glad to have you aboard! New movie: Newcomer demands non-violence, even if he has to kill everyone to get it. (And, no, this isn't "Traxx"!) George

Again, from memory: "This would be my first command." "You've been in command of Voyager." "Sure, on the night shift. And if anything would go wrong, you or Commander Chakotay would always be there to take over." "You're upset because this mission didn't go the way you expected it to." "They said they needed my help!" "They still do." "Acting captain's personal log, stardate 54282.5. Final entry. New cloaking systems are being installed in other Kraylor ships, so I guess the mission was a success. Still, I wish I felt better about it." "There is a malfunction in one of the ship's systems -- its captain." "You have always been Captain Proton and I have always been Buster Kinkade." "If you're going to be a starship officer, you've got to accept that adversity comes with the job." "You're not doctors, are you?" "Acting captain's personal log, stardate 54277.3. My first day in command has been challenging, but I've loved every minute of it. I can't help feeling that this was something I was born to do." "I scanned you." "You scanned me?" "In the Jeffries tube. Your blood pressure and neurotransmitter readings indicated a state of arousal." "It was hot!" George

Nope. Right era, though. "I can't wait to play with you all day, and to hear your first words." [wide eyed] "Why are you letting him talk to your crotch that way?" "He's talking to the baby." "Oh, that's good. Because when I heard, 'I can't wait to hear your first words' I thought, 'Boy that's some trick!'" "I figured after work, I'd pick up a bottle of wine, go over there, and try to... woo her." "Hey, you know what you should do? Take her back to the 1800's when that phrase was last used." "I would date her but there is a big age difference." "Well think about it when you're 90..." "I know, she'll be 80 and it won't be such a big difference." "No. What I was gonna say is when you're 90 you'll still have the memory of what it was like to be with a 20-year-old." "All right, look if you absolutely have to tell her the truth, at least wait until the timing's right. And that's what deathbeds are for. " "Wha... married?" "Well, yeah, I think we should get married!" "What? Because that's your answer to everything?" George

You need to know the women's names, as well. The second was known for being catty. ;) George

Well, it's not as if he's come to Greasespot to apologize, or anything. George

CareerBuilder does something like that. When you open up your page, it first hits you with an ad for the Army, or some degree mill, with some info to fill out. Go to the bottom where it says, "No, thanks." Click THAT link, and you can go on with your normal business. George

Let's try again, this time with a picture of a half-neked man, as well: Four pics, need three names George

"Ghost Rider"? George

Apparently, my second picture is not showing now. I'll correct it later. George

The System Restore did the trick. Thanks, WW! Thanks also, RR! George

Yes, I re-started the PC! The MS website tells me to re-load PE from the XP CD. Unfortunately, when I try that I get an error message saying that the version on the computer is more advanced than the one on the CD. So that's out. How do I do a System Restore? My work computer has GIMP. I'm not too fond of it, but maybe because it seems a bit overwhelming. I use Photo Editor to recolor, resize, crop, etc. Actually, Picture Viewer is still there. George

Okay. I've got Windows XP (Home Version), and for the last few years have used Photo Editor with no problem. In fact, I used it last Sunday. But as of yesterday, when I try to open pictures with it (it was the default image viewer), nothing happens. The icon appears on the bottom toolbar, and if I look in the Task Manager, it says that PE is "running'; but no window, no pictures! Any ideas? George

four pics, need three names George

I guess the good news is, he'll eventually outgrow it. Possibly not for ten years, though. :( George