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"We all came out to Montreux on the Lake Geneva shoreline."

There's an obvious answer, but I'm not going there, for variety's sake. Ornella Muti Flash Gordon Timothy Dalton

So, your turn, George.

To say nothing of people who were kicked out for posting here.

That's him. "Midnight Madness" was his first movie.

Say good night, Gracie. Or maybe George will oblige.

The first quote was a running gag, and a hint as to which movie, since this was the "caper." The second quote was Rowlf the dog, convincing the guard dogs to stop coming after them. He barked at them, and they sat down calmly. The pizza was the distraction while everybody snuck into the museum- the front guard kept repeating he hated pepperoni...but he agreed to feed it to the dogs. Charles Grodin "shared" a musical number with Miss Piggy, whom he framed for a crime. As they took her away, she shouted this at him.

"What's a 'caper'?" "I think it's a small chicken." -promos for this movie. The answer, obviously, was correct.

Sounds vaguely familiar, but nothing's clicking yet.

I'm going to take a shot and guess "EMINEM", Marshall Mathers. Here's my thinking....The key to the specifics was when it was performed. It was obviously rehearsed, them performed in front of a live audience at a tremendous show that was seen nationally or internationally, and not aired for a repeat. That suggests either a live performance at an awards show, or a live performance at an event. I'm thinking this might have been performed at a SUPER-BOWL HALF-TIME show. The other year, when Eminem was one of the performers at the Super Bowl, there was all sorts of controversy, including whether or not he was kneeling at any point in his performance. In all likelihood, I'm far off, but that's what I'm thinking at the moment.

"As for the trinity, the devil is laughing (rotflmaopimp) at mainstream Christianity just like Hogan's Heroes laugh at Klink and Schultz." [bI'm curious what Bible verse supposedly alleges that one.[/b] "A talebearer is a liar. The devil is the father of lies. Every time you repeat all that crap, you parrot the father of lies. I don't care how factual you think it is, " It's fascinating how things that are factually correct are actually labelled "lies" here. The key is the conflation of "talebearer" with "bearer of bad news." The watchman was supposed to warn the city, and that was a respected job. So, it isn't just bearing bad news that's a problem. Concordances mention a connection between a talebearer and SLANDER- which explains the conflation between "slander" and saying something bad about someone. It's slanderous if it is FALSE. So, to warn about a corrupt official is recommended. That's not "slanderous." It's "slanderous" if an honest, respected person is maligned- like someone claimed he went around slandering others when he did no such thing. So, someone went step-by=step, conflating one thing with another, until telling the truth was labelled "being a liar" and "parroting the father of lies" even if factually correct. It's like going step by step from "You shall surely die" to "You shall NOT surely die." Now, someone's gone and done the same thing. Someone seems to have parroted the father of lies. For an encore, they accused other people of what they themself did- which is something I was actually warned about in twi. By lcm.

Lots of people have come forth and claimed the GSC has helped them, over the years. So far, we've had a few people disagree with the GSC and laud vpw to the sky, but only one person seems to have claimed the GSC has been "harmful" to them, and that they see no benefit in it. Well, as to "no benefit", they're definitely in the minority. Again, if there's no perceived value in posting somewhere, why post there?

He's been spending a lot of time among fishermen from Rhode Island and points past Montauk, on Long Island. He made a political statement by getting arrested for fishing outside regulations. He's insistent the rules have squeezed out families of fishermen for generations, who no longer can make a living by fishing unless they break the law.

"We've got to catch those thieves red-handed." "What color are their hands now?" "Let me talk to them. WOOF, WOOF! WOOF-WOOF-WOOF!" "Nice work." "It pays to know a second language." "But I hate pepperoni!" "You can't even SING! Your voice was DUBBED!"

The man has said he hates walking into piano bars because if he's recognized, the pianist will play "Piano Man." That's gotten really old.

Probably either law or medicine. I know Darma and Greg from "Darma and Greg" walked on some other show, but this doesn't sound anything like that.

No, but at least you're thinking logically....

The Rocky Horror Picture Show Tim Curry Oscar

The Beach Boys. "Da Doo Ron Ron."

Was this "Cop Rock" and "NYPD Blue"???

No, And who is WoldWolf?

"We've got to catch those thieves red-handed." "What color are their hands now?" "Let me talk to them. WOOF, WOOF! WOOF-WOOF-WOOF!" "Nice work." "It pays to know a second language."

Ok, next one. Midnight Madness Light of Day Casualties of War

With "Robin and the 7 Hoods", I was going to guess Frank, but he wasn't in Cannonball Run 1.

Ocean's Eleven Andy Garcia The Untouchables