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My wife recognized Loretta Lynn. I still don't get the clues. George

One word. Blowtorch. Or maybe Triclopyr (a strong, brush-killing herbicide, where glyphosate can't hack it) George

I'm sure the first exchange is between Geordi and Data. The second quip has to do with all the "47"s strewn throughout Star Trek. I can't place the (NG) episode just yet. George It's not the one where Joe Piscopo teaches Data how to be a comic, is it?

Paid for every dance selling each romance every night some heart betraying George

I think the only other time I've seen the word catafalque was in a Batman comic featuring Catwoman... George

That IS pretty funny! Post one if you've got one, WW. George

"Surfin' Safari" by the Beach Boys? George

The custom of "droit de seigneur" (right of the Master) was common in medieval times. The lord of a manor had the first shot at any woman, and it was not uncommon for him to "visit" one on her wedding night before even her husband did. This was obviously NOT God's law in Israel, and certainly not right for a Christian leader! :o George

bfh has it. George

I know this is a beach tune, I'm just not sure which one. "Surf City" by Jan and Dean? George

Naw.. "I Heard it Through the Grapevine" Gladys Knight (among a host of others) I used my "one-liner in the Name That Tune thread by mistake. Lemme see... Girl, you thought you found the answer on that magic carpet ride last night George

"All Shook Up": Elvis Early in the evenin', just about suppertime... George

Teri Garr Mom and Dad Save the World Jon Lovitz George

Broadcast News Holly Hunter The Piano George

Clint Howard at his best-looking... George

Death Becomes Her Meryl Streep Prairie Home Companion George

"You know you can't donate." "I know, Dad, but what am I supposed to tell her?" "That you have a problem with needles, which you technically do." "Great, not only do I lie, but I look like a wuss." "I didn't know you were such a history buff." "I'm not; I'm just interested in people who ruled the world before they were thirty." "I promise I'm not a criminal mastermind." "I know; a criminal mastermind would have worn a mask." "How did you manage to break in there without anyone catching you?" "Just lucky I guess." "Well you are the luckiest person I know. Let's hope it doesn't run out by tomorrow." "You know that darkness you talked about? I think it's in everyone and people like my father just know how to bring it out." "I'm swearing off men." "We're not all bad." "Maybe you should just swear off heat sucking horn dogs." George

Back to School Rodney Dangerfield Caddyshack George

I think we need more clues... George

Actually, it's called an ad hominem argument. Since the leaders obviously thought so hightly of VP, if Schoenheet, et al., could get the leaders to believe that VP would approve of the paper, they could win teh day, regardless of the actual merit of the argument. George

Alex Haley ("Roots")? George

Dubya Trees/fog/glen/? George

I liked the ending, too: "You mean...we were never in any real danger?" "It's only a GAME!" Hit it, WW! George

"The Letter" was a big hit for the Box Tops. (Just FYI.) George

My home lies deep within you And I've got my own place in your soul Now, when I look out through your eyes I'm young again, even though I'm very old It's from me it's for you It's from you, it's for me It's a worldwide symphony George