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It may sound like a Zappa song to you, but it is not.

"She had a pleasant elevation. She's moving out in all directions."

Yes, and that's very impressive considering how few quotes were up! That first one would have given me the answer, but I don't know how many other people would remember it.

Next TV show. "If you cut us, do we not bleed? If you slap us, do we not swell up? If you spit on us, do we not get wet?" "The answer to all these questions is yes." "My family may have left Poland in disgrace, but some day we'll return the same way!" "Those boys have got the right idea. We should try making money at what we really love to do." "I think we'd get arrested for that.."

It was the one about the car that eventually gave me the answer, but I had to sleep on it.

The Talking Heads, "Psycho-Killer."

"Family Ties"?

NOW you have it. :)

This is not "Airplane." (You would have to guess incorrectly.)

Ok, let's move this along. Next movie.... "Striker was the squadron leader. He brought us in real low. But he couldn't handle it. "Buddy couldn't handle it. Was Buddy one of your crew?" "Right. Buddy was the bombardier. But it was Striker who couldn't handle it, and he went to pieces." "Andy went to pieces?" "No. Andy was the navigator. He was all right. Buddy went to pieces. It was awful how he came unglued." "Howie came unglued?" "Oh, no. Howie was a rock, the best tail-gunner in the outfit. Buddy came unglued." "And he bailed out?" "No. Andy hung tough. Buddy bailed out. How he survived, it was a miracle." "Then Howie survived?" "No, 'fraid not. We lost Howie the next day." "Over Macho Grande?" "No. I don't think I'll ever get over Macho Grande."

It's not without irony that he plagiarized THAT. "Athletes of the Spirit: the Spiritual Competition" was ripped off from "Satan's Alley", the show within the movie of John Travolta's "Staying Alive". (The sequel to "Saturday Night Fever.") And the phrase "athlete of the spirit" was used by the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and organization l craig martindale was well aware of when he was in college. I think a big limited to lcm's plagiarism was that he lacked the exposure to other materials and scholarship to find less-famous Christians to rip off. That's why his ripped-off stuff is largely mangled sports metaphors and catchphrases like "go 'til you hear glass break."

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It is indeed! Since the song's from 1978, I thought it would be a safe pick. In general, we're getting a lot fewer posters than we used to. Once, they would have jumped on it with one line. Meanwhile, it's your turn!

the way international denied all of us-when in- the information to fairly decide for ourselves, and denied us the venue to communicate for ourselves. Thus, ANY venue where we NOW can do so can be seen as "therapeutic." The GSC is many things to many people. It is an information resource, a social hangout, a place to speak one's mind, a place to vent one's spleen, and many other things. Many people have stayed for a time and moved on. They either got what they wanted from the GSC, or as much as they were willing to get, or decided they would benefit more from spending their time elsewhere. That's fine. There's no categorical imperative requiring GSC attendance. I enjoy socializing here between informing the new arrivals, and the occasional arrival of news that we still haven't heard.

========================= Is it remotely possible victor paul wierwille ever faked speaking in tongues? Rather than answer that ourselves, let's let vpw answer this one for himself. He did that, in "The Way:Living in Love", pg-198. Some guys prayed with him, for him to receive speaking in tongues for the first time. "...and finally one of them said 'Speak another language.' So I spoke in Greek. I quoted the first chapter of John. Well, they started jumping up and down. They thought it was great. They didn't know Greek. They said I had received and told me to speak in another language. So I did. I spoke in Hebrew-quoted from Genesis, and they just got all excited, congratulating themselves about it. But in my heart, I knew I wasn't speaking in tongues. You see, they'd just told me to speak in another language; they never taught me or showed me the accuracy of the Word on this. They said 'another language' and I spoke another language." Mind you, I find it a little peculiar none of the people there could recognize the words in either language, and none of them were "tuned in" well enough to hear that they had a fraud on their hands. Then again, its possible that they trusted the supposed Christian at face value in spite of any doubts. Anyway, according to vpw, he faked speaking in tongues back then. The one thing I can trust vpw on is any testimony from vpw as to how vpw was a liar.

It's been brought up before, but no one's brought it up recently. vpw supposedly spoke in tongues lots of times on camera- in the taped class, at ROA keynote teachings, etc. How many people noticed that it always seemed to be the exact same sentence no matter what the year, location or context? Whatever "Lashanta malo kasita laSHONta" means, can it possibly apply to all those situations?

Ok, let's move this along... "Star Wars Episode I-the Phantom Menace." Those of you who liked the movie, like/liked RPGs, or both, should check out Darths & Droids. It begins, complete with explanation, here: http://www.darthsanddroids.net/episodes/0001.html

"Twisting 'round the fire Having fun. Baking like potatoes, Baking in the sun." "Here comes a stingray. There goes a manta-ray. In walked a jelly fish. There goes a dogfish. Chased by a catfish. In flew a sea robin. Watch out for that piranha! There goes a narwhal. HERE COMES A BIKINI WHALE"

You only saw it that time? I thought it was quite re-watchable.

"Here comes a stingray. There goes a manta-ray. In walked a jelly fish. There goes a dogfish. Chased by a catfish."

Pressed Down, Shaken Together, and Running Over. (Luke 6:38.) aka "Pressed Down", aka PDSTRO, aka "PeDeSTRO." There were a number of local or known bands that were in twi. (Known across twi, anyway.) Some of the artists had music careers after twi.

It doesn't count as a turn or anything, but just so this doesn't remain unanswered, http://paulbarker.org/assets/images/Graphics/Boulevard%20of%20Broken%20Dreams.jpg

That leaves aside that at least one female poster said so outright.

Next artist, next song. ==================== "There goes a dogfish. Chased by a catfish."

Ok, I've tied up the thread long enough. Both songs were from the Tom Tom Club. The first was "Pleasure of Love", the second was "Genius of Love." Here's the first. http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x21bgw_tom-tom-club-pleasure-of-love_music Here's the second. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54cLoHtVn-Q http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xxytw_tom-tom-club-genius-of-love_music