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GeorgeStGeorge

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  1. I hate to be the guy who has a joke explained to him, but I don't get it. The message wasn't edited, but it something supposed to appear between the boldface words and the smileys? (Or is Jedi wisdom just not to say anything?) George
  2. Fine. I hope you brought enough for EVERYONE! :D--> George
  3. P.S. Steve! was right, of course, about "What's Up, Tiger Lily?" I think it's Allen's best work, surpassing even "Sleeper." I recently read that someone has actually re-written Allen's dialogue to make it more politically correct (read BORING); so, if you see it on, say, TCM, you won't find it funny. Get a tape of the original, and you'll die laughing! George
  4. I have a feeling that this line was used in a number of movies, so I'm not sure which one Steve! has in mind; but I'll try "Spiderman 2." George
  5. Incorrect on both counts, but nice tries. The movie IS a comedy, and it's over THIRTY years old. George
  6. That's what happens when someone jumps in out of turn. I would not be surprised if Pirate has guessed WordWolf's clue(s), though. They do have a "Marxist" feel to them. Here are a couple more clues to my movie, though I feel none of you has seen it, since the clues have been "tell-tale": Two Wongs don't make a Wight. Ah. An Oriental! George
  7. If that's the name of a movie, WordWolf, I've never heard of it. Here's another line: Get the recipe, foot! This movie is more than 20 years old. George
  8. Karmicdebt was NOT correct. Here's another from the same movie: This Peter Lorre impression is killing my throat! George
  9. "Superman" No doubt. I bet you can't tell I don't have any pants on!" George
  10. ROFLMAO!! I was going to mention some family strife, but Galen's got it trumped! :D--> :D--> George
  11. By the time I joined TWI, I was in graduate school over 100 miles from my family; and after getting my degree I moved another 1000 miles away, so there was never any interaction between my family and any TWI leadership. My fellowship with TWI was a little tough, since they were all RC's; but they all repected my desire to serve God. My family was always welcome to visit, and I was always welcome there. George
  12. Living in the Houston area, I was able to talk with one of VP's children shortly after his death. She made no bones about it being cancer that killed him. At ROA that year, I mentioned to a friend on staff that since VP had died of cancer, maybe they would get rid of that "life of its own = spirit" nonsense. She steadfastly denied that he had had cancer. Some people adjust their hypotheses to account for new data. Some people just adjust the data. --> George
  13. During my tenure with TWI (1978-1997), I brought about 50 people to fellowship (one of whom may still be in) and signed up a dozen or so for PFAL, most of whom completed the class. (How much money they gave, I don't know.) During the same years, I was under the leadership of about 10 Corps personnel. I don't know the numbers, but I'd say that they all brought people in periodically. Interestingly, the couple that were "full-time" probably had the lowest amount of "fruit," because they were spending all their time rooting around in everyone else's business. I never looked at witnessing as "fruit-gathering." To me, NOT witnessing was akin to "I have a jack, but I won't help you!" George
  14. This also has th unintended effect of making Internet use slow for anyone else using the computer, since all the other persons' cookies, etc., would be deleted as well. If it took a couple seconds to download a webpage that I looked at yesterday, I might be a little suspicious... George
  15. Assuming that it even makes it past the Central American mountains, it's unlikely that this disturbance will regain tropical storm strength. If it does, it will be called Arlene (and some other names). George
  16. That's gotta be Spies Like Us I believe Steve!'s got it. As I recall, the response to this quote was "Yours or mine?" :D--> George
  17. "Hellboy"? George The line sounds really familiar; I'm just having trouble placing it.
  18. Darn, you're good! Yes, Michael Keaton is in a restaurant trying to see his old girlfriend for help, when a couple of guys at a table refuse to pay the bill unless she gives them her phone number. Keaton tells them to pay, and when one says, "Who do you think you are?" Keaton slams the guy's head down on the table and says, "I'm an escaped mental patient with a history of violence." (Which was actually true.) You're up, pawnbroker! George
  19. Yes, I got Pirate's clue. To repeat, here's mine: George
  20. There's a Ruth's in Houston, as well. Excellent steaks. Side dishes are too big for one person, so be prepared to share! George
  21. Just add one new scene, and splice it into the original. Ed Wood would be proud! George
  22. No, I'm certain it's "Caddyshack." Assuming I'm right, I'm an escaped mental patient with a history of violence. George
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