WordWolf

I wouldn't bother asking his dad's name if you couldn't at least guess it. And it's 2 "x"s and 2 "d"s, Redd Foxx.

I'll go with the other and guess STEVE MARTIN.

In his final hours, vpw was seen searching his memory, determined to find some imperfection in his life in which God Almighty disapproved. He was unable to find it. vpw went to his grave feeling NO remorse for being a sexual predator, let alone drunk, false prophet, etc.

Mike: "You are too much the stickler on exact vocabulary." Whatever happened to "mathematical exactness and scientific precision", and "God has a purpose for everything He says, how He says it, to whom He says it..." vpw pushed being a stickler on exact vocabulary. Of course, since he was wrong, we don't have to obsess, but since you insist he was right, you're supposed to agree with him and push FOR being a stickler.

Ok, here's a trivia question with 2 parts. I think all of you know who Redd Foxx was- black comedian, black actor, starred in "Sanford and Son", etc. Redd Foxx was his stage name. 1) What was the legal name of Redd Foxx's father? 2) What was the cause of death of Redd Foxx? (These are not trick questions, just odd questions.)

The post where I used the words "Take it Easy" was a genuine answer. (The other post just hinted at the answer.)

Robert Preston the Music Man Ron Howard

BTW, Mike imagines there's a big audience of readers out there who are all in accord with Mike, and not, say, spectating a fantastic car wreck. IF such a thing were true, Mike would be doing this (imaginary) crowd a disservice by only allowing them to read his posts on the GSC. Mike would set up his own board where they could read unadulterated Mike and cheer him on and so on. Then he could focus his time and effort on THEM. That he spends the time here instead says a lot. (Mainly, that there's no "them" trying to become Mike's disciples.)

If he got the right song it's his turn- in this thread, the title is all you need. (If he did not get the right song, it is NOT his turn.)

We were referencing "Carlin at Carnegie", when he had a whole set on ways to say "hello" and "goodbye."

With the current crowd, I thought that would go faster. CORRECT!

You´re not sure which? Other than C & C, was Tommy Chong EVER in anything?

Looks like just slinging insults around isn't working, Mike. They're ignoring them and focusing on all the flawed reasoning you're trying to hide.

"TWINS".

Cool. So it's Human's turn.

But he stopped saying, "Ok, TAKE IT EASY." He switched to "Farewell. Farewell til we meet again. Peace be with you. May the forces of evil become confused on the way to your house."

Dave? Is he here?

Next song. "Chicken's in the bread pan picking out dough. Granny does your dog bite? No, child, no."

You haven't sat in a compact car with someone wearing it!

Sounds like "Who Is the Scarlet Pimpernel?". Is that right? If that's right, that really got airplay? (If so, it's all good. I would just be surprised.)

Now, now. No need to get riled up. Settle down.

That means you post a recognizable line from a song-often the first line so long as that is not the title- that people can try to guess just from that line. For this thread, they need only guess the song, not the artist. For this thread, part of the challenge is finding a song guessable from ONE LINE that is not the title. Since you are posting the song, it's good to look it up. Since we are guessing, we may NOT look it up. So, your turn, redrock and blues!

*panics* Axe! Axe! Axe!

Will Ferrell The Producers Mel Brooks

My brain finally cooperated. "NATURAL WOMAN," by ARETHA FRANKLIN.