WordWolf

Welcome. Also, keep in mind that twi used to have people (we called them "the WayGB") that would read posts here and try to piece together who was who from what they posted. So, if you're later confronted with print-outs of what you posted here, keep in mind you're not the first.

Robert de Niro Cape Fear Nick Nolte

"I know there's a place you walked Where love falls from the trees My heart is like a broken cup I only feel right on my knees I spit out like a sewer hole Yet still recieve your kiss How can I measure up to anyone now After such a love as this?"

Hey, if you've seen ONE crowded, polluted, stinking town..... Murray Head's "One Night in Bangkok." Off the soundtrack to some chess movie. Was it "Knight Moves"?

Sheryl Crow, "Soak Up the Sun." I think that was off "the Tuesday Night Players", but I'm not sure about that album name. It was something like that.

That's them. For some reason, the 3 of them decided to name themselves after 2 characters from "Tintin." I imagined the 3 members of the Pizzicato Five did much the same. However, they actually started as 5, whereas the Thompson Twins started as more than 2, and both were famous with 3 members. Show business is strange. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomson_and_Thompson

"Oh, Frank, my lips are hot. Kiss my hot lips!"

"I saw you there, just standing there And I thought, I was only dreaming yeah. I kissed you then, then once again You said you would come and dance with me. Dance with me, across the sea And we could feel the motion of a thousand dreams."

Judy Greer 13 Going On 30 Mark Ruffalo

Was this "PATTON"?

That's it.

"The city streets are empty now (The lights don't shine no more) And so the songs are way down low. A sound that flows into my mind (The echoes of the daylight) Of everything that is alive (In my blue world)." "I [TITLE] when you are gone, I [TITLE]. [TITLE] when you comin' home, I can't go on. [TITLE] when you are gone, I [TITLE]."

Dream Academy, "Life in a Northern Town." Working title for the song was "the Morning Lasted All Day."

The Social Network Jesse Eisenberg Cursed

I'd seen individuals who were generous in twi. I'd seen a few people who'd help someone together. What we DIDN'T see was TWI being generous with finances- once money gets to the top, it stays there, almost always.

Shortening my reply (I had an internet outage at an inconvenient time, as if there's a convenient one). If we take it as a given that the Bible is accurate, then we accept the verses that state that God kept some information to Himself, and does so as a policy. (That's sensible for any planner, and standard operating procedure for anyone who's studied "the Art of War.") Therefore, some things have not been revealed now, and some things were revealed later than some people might want them revealed. (Let me know if you need the verses, that's what I'm skimping on. I can cite them later.) So, the question pertaining to this subject is- what did He reveal concerning salvation, to whom did He reveal it, and when did He reveal it? If we take it as a given that the Bible is inaccurate, then we view the book as an account of what someone believed at the time each book was written. The question then becomes what does it reflect about what was believed at the time, who believed it, and when was it believed? The questions overlap and take us to the same verses in the OT looking for the answers.

IMHO, at least in my experience, that's true-but only to a point. The draw for the group is at the lowest level. The higher up the ladder you go, the more control and manipulation there is. So, at the lowest level, the control is lesser because otherwise, they'd never draw any new suckers into their web. So, any control has to be more muted, more subtle. If the bottom-rung leader is actually a nice person (still possible, but less likely), the manipulation is even less because they're not always aware when standard twi tactics ARE control tactics. So they don't MEAN to manipulate, so they do so by accident.

Raf, when I have time tonight, do you mind me trying to rephrase your question? I think this is a "language" confusion issue more than anything else.

"I [TITLE] when you are gone, I [TITLE]. [TITLE] when you comin' home, I can't go on. [TITLE] when you are gone, I [TITLE]."

All kidding aside, the answer is "Took the Words Right Out of My Mouth," off Meatloaf's "Bat out of Hell 2." For some reason, I was misremembering it beginning with "Wasted Youth" directly. Off the other album. Gotta dust them off! Here's "Wasted Youth:" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7zSUMvWjSU "Bat Out of Hell" had a different spoken word, "Hot Summer Night", and THAT led into this one. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2t11CwlG444

Apparently. Naturally, I would have gotten it from the "Hamlet" drop. Should have called in Mrs Wolf and seen if she'd remembered a role I couldn't remember. I SHOULD have finished remembering "Jack Valentine.:" BTW, if "Allen Falcon" wasn't a reference to the role "Woody Boyd" from Cheers, what was the clue?

Somebody who wasted their youth, it seems....

Correct on both. Probably his 2 best songs, but I'm sure there would be some disagreements as to which were his 2 best.

*gets the clue* *pictures the actor's face* *tries to get a name* *pictures some of his other roles* "Woody Harrelson"?

Running Man Erland van Lidth Stir Crazy