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No, that's a "jerkosecond"! George

The first pic isn't showing here, either. Let me try again: George

Someone wake up Dooj! George

So far, so good, Raf. Those were, admittedly, the easiest two. Of course, as I wrote the syllables down, I could hear the tune in my head. It's not easy to read the syllables and guess the melody. A bit more of a hint: Nicholas Cage, Jim Carrey, et al., sang the first one in "Peggy Sue Got Married." The fourth one is used during the closing credits of "Trading Places." I can't think of such a reference for the third one. If no one gets it soon, I'll name the artist, which should help. George

[Looks it up] Apparently, I was correct. I'm going to try something a little different here. These are all bass lines (or other vocal rhythm parts) to doo-wop and old rock tunes. Can you identify them? Din din din da din da din din, didda didda din, didda din, didda didda didda didda down Down doobie doo down down, comma comma (3X) (then song title) Down down down down down, down ba doobie, (3X) down wah wah wa wah-oo Dip dip dip dip dip dip dip dip, yum yum yum yum yum yum (then song title) Bow buh buh bow buh bow buh bow bow, buh buh bow buh buh bong a ding a dong dang, a ding a dong dang (then song title) George

It's a "gimme." 2 pics George

Reasonably close, but no. (It's not ANY of the L&A shows.) George

I wish Tom had mentioned that there were four pics. I only saw the middle two on my work computer. From the last three, I'm guessing that the first young lady is Naomi Watts. My favorite Woody Allen Flick: "What's Up, Tiger Lily?" George

You got it. Chas was so close, I thought she'd try again. George

Sometimes, a little cussing is necessary to make a point, though I think it depends mostly on the particular group one is speaking to. I grew up a good Catholic boy. I knew what the various four-letter words meant, but I didn't have much need for them. I could say to my folks, "I'm depressed," and there would be all sorts of concern. At my fraternity in college, however, that wouldn't have caused an eyeblink. If I said, "P... me F...ing OFF!" on the other hand, I would have gotten some attention. The REAL challenge was going home on vacation and putting the "censorship chip" in! George

"This is so embarrassing! Okay, in my defense, what self-respecting drug dealer cuts his cocaine with potassium cyanide?" "Obviously one that doesn't care about repeat business." "You came all the way down here to see me in my court suit!" "No..." "You totally did!" "No, I did not..." "Your mouth lies but your red ears are telling the truth!" "Well, the psychiatrist examined him and is worried for his mental health." "I'm not all that interested in the mental health of people who want to kill me." "Nope, don't use cologne. Women I date think the smell of sawdust is sexy. That's probably why I don't... date many women." George

Okay... Roy Scheider All That Jazz Sandahl Bergman (Not easy, but I can think of at least one other popular movie she starred in.) George

I remember one episode clearly where the basketball team was getting a lot of technicals for bad language. "Chet" decided to make them run laps, etc., whenever he heard foul language in practice. He told one kid to hop backwards around the gym on one foot. "I've never heard of a punishment like that!" "I've never heard a WORD like that!" What actually gets the kids to stop cursing is that the girlfriend of one of them is coming to a game, so he tells the guys to cool it. They start saying things like "Fudge!" and "Peanuts!" Even the referees started doing it. :P George

"Why do you mock me? Why do you wish to anger me?" "Only to see if it is still possible." "You look for the battles in the wrong place. The true test of a warrior is not without, it is within." George

Sorry. I didn't realize how much this meant to you. "Find him. Or I'll peel the flesh off her bones..." "If you lay... one finger on her..." "You'll do what?" "I believe there's a hero in all of us, that keeps us honest, gives us strength, makes us noble. And finally gets us to die with pride. Even though sometimes we have to be steady and give up the thing we want most, even our dreams." "You killed my father." "There are bigger things happening here than me and you." "Could you pay me in advance?" "You serious? What, pay you for just standing there? Tomorrow night, the planeterium, 8:00. There's the door." "Call Debra." "The caterer?" "Tell her not to open the caviar." "Get your pretty little portfolio off my desk before I go into a diabetic coma!" "You don't understand! I'm not an empty seat anymore. I'm different!" George

I added a quote yesterday, actually. George

Sounds good to me. If we don't want to impose on Ex10 again, I'm sure there are other acceptable venues. I'd offer my home, but it's pretty far from everyone EXCEPT Ex10 (and maybe the "Krispys"). George

Don't you just love the naughty-word filter? George

Almost sounds like University of Life courses. George

"Get your pretty little portfolio off my desk before I go into a diabetic coma!" "You don't understand! I'm not an empty seat anymore. I'm different!" George

"Vehicle" by the Ides of March? George

Just suck it up and do your pictorial duty! George

It's definitely "solid" something. (Sol being Latin and Spanish(?) for the sun.) I don't recognize the girl, though she looks like a "Goldie." George

Since Judi Dench played "M" in several Bond films, I'm sure that Tom's guess is correct, "official" or not. He is therefore REQUIRED to post one. George

Thanks for the clarification. George