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So close!
And it was the PG version.
George
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Obviously one of the "Lord of the Rings" films. I believe it's "Fellowship of the Ring."
George
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Try this, then (should be easy):
George
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I wouldn't worry about it Raf. What are the odds that a storm would form in the Caribbean, hang around the Yucatan, and turn northeast to devastate Florida?
Oh, it happened a month ago?
Never mind...
George
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The chorus was a dead giveaway. :)
George
Moony's up. (Although she didn't name the performer
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"Alien vs. Predator"?
George
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Act2,
It was one wild story. And it was sweet to see you here. :)
Sushi,
Geez! I even knew the answer and still didn't get your clue. Bong!
Rick was surprised to learn this tonight but he said hey I make mistakes too ya know :P but the singer wasn't either Julie Andrews or Deborah Kerr believe it or not.
]It was Marni Nixon
And here's a blurb regarding it: While her most famous "collaboration" with Kerr was The King and I, she also sang a song for her in An Affair to Remember which co-starred Kerr and Cary Grant. (Nixon amusingly freezes Kerr's screen image while singing the dubbed song).
I believe that I referred to Marni dubbing Julie Andrews's voice in a previous post. I think I was corrected in that regard, although their voices are VERY similar. (I think I actually had an LP of "Mary Poppins" songs that Marni "covered.") Marni DID dub Audrey Hepburn's voice in "My Fair Lady."
George
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I even sat down and did the math one time and figured that if i won a person or two a year and they in turn did the same that the multiplication would work out to cover the earth in way less than a lifetime. It was a long shot but at the time seemed doable.
The problem with this exponential growth is that it assumes that everyone who hears "the Word" would pass it on to another one or two a year. If I speak the Word to one or two people a year, and they reckon me an idiot, then only about 100 people hear the Word in my lifetime.
George
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If I'd seen the movie, that last one would have given it away, for sure. So, I googled it. Famous movie, I just haven't seen it.
George
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"Fight Club"?
George
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This has the son in the picture. :)
Okay, so it wasn't "Good Times" (Les Bons Temps); it was my other guess.
George
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Well... "Movin' on up" wasn't from "Welcome Back, Kotter" it was from a spin-off of "All in the Family," which MAY be whence this tune is from. There was a similar show at the time that I think is the real source of the clue. Laissez les bons temps roulez! (N'est-ce pas?)
George
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Poke+caveman= "Pokemon"?
George
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Nutcase she may be, but I admired her zeal.
Until the end when it said she reconsidered and took the money.
George
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I recognize Johnny Damon, but I haven't the faintest idea what the first clue is supposed to represent.
George
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Yes, the Illini football team played about two and a half good games this season. I can't believe they got pasted by PURDUE today.
With three of the Illini basketball team's top players from last year gone, expectations aren't high for another 37-win season, but we'll see...
George
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Definitely "Layla," a really popular song at my frat parties in the '70's. After the fast part, there was a LOT of slow-dance time! :D
I also have no idea what movie these songs were featured in.
George
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I guess I'm embarrassed because I DON'T!!!
It does seem familiar; I just don't "hear" a tune associated with it.
George
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No real guesses? Oh, all right, I'll come up with another one.
So....
George
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"Phone Booth"?
George
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I guess all he could whip up were a few hurricanes!
George
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OK Sudo, they're talking about PMS. Time for us to find a nice safe corner and have a beer or 3. :D
Rick
Is it true that PMS stands for "potential murder suspect"?
George :o
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"From Dusk Till Dawn"?
George
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Both of my parents have been gone for several years. We had our close moments and our difficulties. I don't think my involvement in The Way made any real difference.
George
Name that Tune
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"Dirty Water" by the Standells. (Did that song actually have the F-word in it? I could never quite make out what came between "lovers' and "thieves.")
George