WordWolf

Oh. I've never seen "What's Up, Tiger Lily?" before- is it worth watching?

"Well, it is a contact sport, okay? You want ratings. You want people in front of the television instead of picket lines. You're not gonna get that with reruns of 'Gilligan's Island.' 'Gilligan's Island.' You know, dah-DAH-dah-dah...yeah, that's it. The one with the boat." "Don't touch that dial!" "You're lucky he didn't kill you, too. Or rape you, then kill you. Or kill you, then rape you." "I warn you I get sick. Car sick, air sick. And I'm going to throw up all over you." "Go for it. Won't show on this shirt..." "Me and my big mouth. We should have taken the trip to Hawaii." "I had the shirt for it, but you f***ed it up." " This is television, that's all it is. It has nothing to do with people, it's to do with ratings! For fifty years, we've told them what to eat, what to drink, what to wear... " " Americans love television. They wean their kids on it. Listen. They love game shows, they love wrestling, they love sports and violence. So what do we do? We give 'em what they want! " "Mr. Spock, you have the com." "Who is Mr. Spock?"

I figured you might have a soft spot for the movie based on who wrote the original story- but I wouldn't have counted on it.

Originally, this show began as a drama, with 20-somethings worrying about SATs and so on, but it got more popular once it got a shot of melodrama (and some new actors). After that, it became traditional for someone to get thrown into the pool each season. Thomas Calabro fans might appreciate the episode of Beverly Hills 90210 that introduced this series, which kept him working for several years. They might not appreciate the failed attempt at restarting the series later. Some people think this show's transformation into a popular show began when they brought back Heather Locklear's character and made her a regular. Among the actors on this 7-season show were: John Haymes Newton Rena Sofer Linden Ashby Jamie Luner Lisa Rinna Rob Estes Alyssa Milano Brooke Langton Kelly Rutherford David Charvet Patrick Muldoon Kristin Davis

I was leaning towards something by Mel Brooks, but now I'm thinking this was Roger Corman.

I was young and naive, so I didn't see it. Then again, I wasn't involved that long before it all came crashing down, and where I was, there were already locals who were more about doing things at our level than following cues from lcm and his rantings. But, yes, I bought into the act and played my role for a time. Young and stupid, and altogether too trusting.

There are REALLY people buying into this now.

"Well, it is a contact sport, okay? You want ratings. You want people in front of the television instead of picket lines. You're not gonna get that with reruns of 'Gilligan's Island.' 'Gilligan's Island.' You know, dah-DAH-dah-dah...yeah, that's it. The one with the boat." "Don't touch that dial!" "You're lucky he didn't kill you, too. Or rape you, then kill you. Or kill you, then rape you." "I warn you I get sick. Car sick, air sick. And I'm going to throw up all over *you*." "Go for it. Won't show on this shirt..." "Me and my big mouth. We should have taken the trip to Hawaii." "I had the shirt for it, but you f***ed it up."

Originally, this show began as a drama, with 20-somethings worrying about SATs and so on, but it got more popular once it got a shot of melodrama (and some new actors). After that, it became traditional for someone to get thrown into the pool each season. Thomas Calabro fans might appreciate the episode of Beverly Hills 90210 that introduced this series, which kept him working for several years. They might not appreciate the failed attempt at restarting the series later. Some people think this show's transformation into a popular show began when they brought back Heather Locklear's character and made her a regular.

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Talk of "killing evil spirits" is definitely a Doctrinal matter, especially as defined at the GSC. If you thought his less-extreme comments about ancient Rome and Scripture were likewise Doctrinal (albeit less so), you should have said something. There are rules, and ignoring them doesn't change that.

No.

No.

Originally, this show began as a drama, with 20-somethings worrying about SATs and so on, but it got more popular once it got a shot of melodrama (and some new actors). After that, it became traditional for someone to get thrown into the pool each season. Thomas Calabro fans might appreciate the episode of Beverly Hills 90210 that introduced this series, which kept him working for several years. They might not appreciate the failed attempt at restarting the series later.

"Well, it is a contact sport, okay? You want ratings. You want people in front of the television instead of picket lines. You're not gonna get that with reruns of 'Gilligan's Island.' 'Gilligan's Island.' You know, dah-DAH-dah-dah...yeah, that's it. The one with the boat." "Don't touch that dial!"

Since you named the artist, you can have the round. I was trying to keep dropping hints about the song title- "JEEPSTER."

Jiminy! Nobody got it from this? It's the guy with the top hat. So, the movie's "Disney's Pinocchio."

...is not the name of the song. You have an artist, want to take a shot at the song? Or is this some sort of drive-by? I know we're a bit off-road from what we normally do, but I think you can name it.

After his insulting of the works of others and insistence on usage of the KJV, it should be no surprise that he lifted some or all of his "literal translations according to usage." Philippians 4:13 in the Amplified Bible includes this, which may sound familiar: "I am ready for anything and equal to anything through Him Who infuses inner strength into me" Remember it? Remember singing along when it was made into a song?

The Studies in Abundant Living weren't even commentaries as much as they were typed-up versions of sermons. Any of us could have had our teachings typed-up and produced bigger books of equal or better quality with fewer pretensions. I felt much of the other stuff wasn't up to "commentary" status. Except for the rare "gmir" articles, which were better than vpw's work.

Not the kind of music you used to play in your car stereo? Maybe it was the wrong kind of car. There was some indie band once called "Dinosaur Jr". This wasn't them. This was a band that might have been considered "Dinosaur Sr."

"You're so sweet. You're so fine. I want you all and everything Just to be mine 'Cos you're my babe 'Cos you're my love." "You slide so good With bones so fair You've got the universe Reclining in your hair. Yes, you're my babe, You're my love." "Just like a car You're pleasing to behold I'll call you Jaguar If I may be so bold. 'cause you're my baby, you're my love." "The wild winds blow Upon your frozen cheeks The way you flip your hip It always makes me weak. çause you're my baby, you're my love." "Your motivation Is so sweet Your vibrations Are burning up my feet. 'cause you're my baby, you're my love." "Girl, I'm just a vampire For your love, & I'm gonna suck you!"

"You're so sweet. You're so fine. I want you all and everything Just to be mine 'Cos you're my babe 'Cos you're my love." "You slide so good With bones so fair You've got the universe Reclining in your hair. Yes, you're my babe, You're my love." "Just like a car You're pleasing to behold I'll call you Jaguar If I may be so bold. 'cause you're my baby, you're my love." "The wild winds blow Upon your frozen cheeks The way you flip your hip It always makes me weak. çause you're my baby, you're my love." "Your motivation Is so sweet Your vibrations Are burning up my feet. 'cause you're my baby, you're my love."

Or, worse, he may end up on his deathbed, and only THEN look back and realize that he wasn't allowed to have his own identity, and permitted to have his own thoughts.

*checks* Technically, it came later.