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"Just tell him, 'Something suddenly came up.'" "His name is George. George Glass." "I'm not a snitcher. I just tell the truth." "Why don't we just put it off until you decide which doctor?" "At this point I'd SETTLE for a witch doctor." "Pork chops, and appleshauche. Isn't that just shwell?" "Why should I be nervous? What makes you think I’m nervous?" "It’s the first time I ever saw you take twenty-one spoons of sugar." "I like it sweet." "I can't take you to the dance." "Why not?" "Well, my parents are going out of town." "So what?" "I have to go with them." "I don't believe you. You just don't want to be seen with a girl who has braces, like I do now. I hate you, Alan Anthony. I hate EVERYBODY!" "Mom, Dad, my parakeet's loose! Tiger, stop scaring my parakeet!"

Then, from a user POV, it's Internet Explorer that's the problem. Then again, that's been true for quite some time. :) One solution? http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/ Personally, I like Firefox 2 a little better than Firefox 3, so the download page for Firefox 2's last build is http://www.filehippo.com/download_firefox/4690/ In either case, you will be able to download various Add-Ons that make Firefox much more useful for you. I like the security Add-Ons and some of the information ones. My Firefox is a LOT more secure than IE, and works better FOR ME, and if I need to see something in IE, I can use "IE view" to make Firefox simulate IE. The main time I use IE now is when downloading security updates to Windows.

"Just tell him, 'Something suddenly came up.'" "His name is George. George Glass." "I'm not a snitcher. I just tell the truth." "Why don't we just put it off until you decide which doctor?" "At this point I'd SETTLE for a witch doctor." "Pork chops, and appleshauche. Isn't that just shwell?"

I use Firefox with the shoutbox open, and I'm not getting any jumps. May I suggest this is a good time to consider Firefox? :) Even "IEView" (the IE simulator) didn't render this as a jumping page.

It is "Psycho." The most easily-recognizable scenes in that movie are the famous shower scene, and the closing scene. The shower scene has no dialogue. The closing scene, of "Norman Bate's mother", should be recognizable to anyone who's ever seen it. I even had someone recite the closing lines with me when I read them aloud. The first half-hour of the movie showed Janet Leigh's character- why she wanted money, how her boss handed her money to bring to the bank, and her taking the money and running. All my early quotes were from those scenes-with her feeling guilty, trading in her car for a new car, and so on, running until she stayed overnight and picked the Bates Motel to sleep in. For those wondering, both the original movie and the remake have been on television the past week, and the scripts are nearly identical. (How much money was stolen was the main change, IMHO.) All the dialogue was the same, especially the closing scene. *hands Lifted an aspirin*

http://www.greasespotcafe.com/main2/what-is-waydale.html "What is Waydale? WayDale.com was a website created by Mr. Allen, former follower and employee of The Way International. It was operational from April 1999 to November 2000. The site offered an unparalleled collection of documents and information which exposed the other side of the story about TWI. It was also a place where many Ex-Way people made contact with one another and spoke up about their experiences. Mr. Allen (known as "Ex-Twi" on WayDale) filed a lawsuit against TWI in February 2000. The case was eventually settled out of court, but the news and exposure prompted by this lawsuit made a lasting impact on people and events both in and out of TWI. WayDale's memorable run on the Internet left an indelible mark on TWI's history, and empowered the voices of many within the Ex-Way community. Our common ground is more solid as a result of the undeniable quality and professionalism of Mr. Allen's contribution. A piece of it lives on here at GreaseSpot in our WayDale Documents section. We don't try to fill Ex-Twi's shoes, but there just might be a pair of them on display back in the kitchen somewhere..."

"Uh... hold it there. In quite a hurry." "Yes. Uh... I didn't intend to sleep so long. I almost had an accident last night, from sleepiness. So I decided to pull over." "You slept here all night?" "Yes. As I said, I couldn't keep my eyes open." "There are plenty of motels in this area. You should've... I mean, just to be safe." "I didn't intend to sleep all night! I just pulled over. Have I broken any laws?" "No, ma'am." "Then I'm free to go?" "Is anything wrong?" "Of course not. Am I acting as if there's something wrong?" "Frankly, yes." "Please... I'd like to go." "Well, is there?" Is there what? I've told you there's nothing wrong, except that I'm in a hurry and you're taking up my time." "Now, just a moment! Turn off your motor, please. May I see your license?" "Why?" "Please." "I'm in no mood for trouble." "What?" "There's an old saying, 'First customer of the day is always the trouble!' But like I say, I'm in no mood for it, so I'm gonna treat you so fair and square that you won't have one human reason to give me..." "Can I trade my car in and take another?" "Do anything you've a mind to. Bein' a woman, you will. That yours?" "Yes, it's just that - there's nothing wrong with it. I just..." "Sick of the sight of it! Well, why don't you have a look around here and see if there's somethin' that strikes your eyes, and meanwhile I'll have my mechanic give yours the once over. You want some coffee? I was just about..." "No, thank you. I'm in a hurry. I just want to make a change, and..." "One thing people never oughtta be when they're buyin' used cars, and that's in a hurry. But like I said, it's too nice a day to argue. I'll uh - shoot your car in the garage here." "It's the first time the customer ever high-pressured the salesman. I figure roughly... your car plus seven hundred dollars." "Seven hundred dollars?" "You always got time to argue money, huh?" "Heck, Officer, that was the first time I ever saw the customer high-pressure the salesman! Somebody chasin' her?" "I better have a look at those papers, Charlie." "She look like the wrong-one to you?" "Acted like one." The only funny thing, she paid me seven hundred dollars in cash." "No! I tell you no! I won't have you bringing some young girl in for supper! By candlelight, I suppose, in the cheap, erotic fashion of young men with cheap, erotic minds!" "Mother, please...!" "And then what? After supper? Music? Whispers?" "Mother, she's just a stranger. She's hungry, and it's raining out!" " 'Mother, she's just a stranger'! As if men don't desire strangers! As if... ohh, I refuse to speak of disgusting things, because they disgust me! You understand, boy? Go on, go tell her she'll not be appeasing her ugly appetite with MY food... or my son! Or do I have tell her because you don't have the guts! Huh, boy? You have the guts, boy?" "Shut up! Shut up! " "She just goes a little mad sometimes. We all go a little mad sometimes. Haven't you?" "Yes. Sometimes just one time can be enough." "Now mother, I'm going to uh, bring something up..." "Haha... I am sorry, boy, but you do manage to look ludicrous when you give me orders." "Please, mother." "No! I will not hide in the fruit cellar! Ha! You think I'm fruity, huh? I'm staying right here. This is my room and no one will drag me out of it, least of all my big, bold son!" "They'll come now, mother! He came after the girl, and now someone will come after him. Please mother, it's just for a few days, just for a few days so they won't find you!" " 'Just for a few days'? In that dark, dank fruit cellar? No! You hid me there once, boy, and you'll not do it again, not ever again; now get out! I told you to get out, boy." "I'll carry you, mother." "They know I can't move a finger, and I won't. I'll just sit here and be quiet, just in case they do... suspect me. They're probably watching me. Well, let them. Let them see what kind of a person I am. I'm not even going to swat that fly. I hope they are watching... they'll see. They'll see and they'll know, and they'll say, 'Why, she wouldn't even harm a fly...' " NOW, if you regulars can't get it, you aren't trying hard enough....

"Uh... hold it there. In quite a hurry." "Yes. Uh... I didn't intend to sleep so long. I almost had an accident last night, from sleepiness. So I decided to pull over." "You slept here all night?" "Yes. As I said, I couldn't keep my eyes open." "There are plenty of motels in this area. You should've... I mean, just to be safe." "I didn't intend to sleep all night! I just pulled over. Have I broken any laws?" "No, ma'am." "Then I'm free to go?" "Is anything wrong?" "Of course not. Am I acting as if there's something wrong?" "Frankly, yes." "Please... I'd like to go." "Well, is there?" Is there what? I've told you there's nothing wrong, except that I'm in a hurry and you're taking up my time." "Now, just a moment! Turn off your motor, please. May I see your license?" "Why?" "Please." "I'm in no mood for trouble." "What?" "There's an old saying, 'First customer of the day is always the trouble!' But like I say, I'm in no mood for it, so I'm gonna treat you so fair and square that you won't have one human reason to give me..." "Can I trade my car in and take another?" "Do anything you've a mind to. Bein' a woman, you will. That yours?" "Yes, it's just that - there's nothing wrong with it. I just..." "Sick of the sight of it! Well, why don't you have a look around here and see if there's somethin' that strikes your eyes, and meanwhile I'll have my mechanic give yours the once over. You want some coffee? I was just about..." "No, thank you. I'm in a hurry. I just want to make a change, and..." "One thing people never oughtta be when they're buyin' used cars, and that's in a hurry. But like I said, it's too nice a day to argue. I'll uh - shoot your car in the garage here." "It's the first time the customer ever high-pressured the salesman. I figure roughly... your car plus seven hundred dollars." "Seven hundred dollars?" "You always got time to argue money, huh?" "Heck, Officer, that was the first time I ever saw the customer high-pressure the salesman! Somebody chasin' her?" "I better have a look at those papers, Charlie." "She look like the wrong-one to you?" "Acted like one." The only funny thing, she paid me seven hundred dollars in cash." "No! I tell you no! I won't have you bringing some young girl in for supper! By candlelight, I suppose, in the cheap, erotic fashion of young men with cheap, erotic minds!" "Mother, please...!" "And then what? After supper? Music? Whispers?" "Mother, she's just a stranger. She's hungry, and it's raining out!" " 'Mother, she's just a stranger'! As if men don't desire strangers! As if... ohh, I refuse to speak of disgusting things, because they disgust me! You understand, boy? Go on, go tell her she'll not be appeasing her ugly appetite with MY food... or my son! Or do I have tell her because you don't have the guts! Huh, boy? You have the guts, boy?" "Shut up! Shut up! " "They're probably watching me. Well, let them. Let them see what kind of a person I am. I'm not even going to swat that fly. I hope they are watching... they'll see. They'll see and they'll know, and they'll say, 'Why, she wouldn't even harm a fly...' "

I think you're hoping in vain, especially after the last quote I posted.

"Just tell him, 'Something suddenly came up.'" "His name is George. George Glass." "I'm not a snitcher. I just tell the truth." "Why don't we just put it off until you decide which doctor?" "At this point I'd SETTLE for a witch doctor."

"Uh... hold it there. In quite a hurry." "Yes. Uh... I didn't intend to sleep so long. I almost had an accident last night, from sleepiness. So I decided to pull over." "You slept here all night?" "Yes. As I said, I couldn't keep my eyes open." "There are plenty of motels in this area. You should've... I mean, just to be safe." "I didn't intend to sleep all night! I just pulled over. Have I broken any laws?" "No, ma'am." "Then I'm free to go?" "Is anything wrong?" "Of course not. Am I acting as if there's something wrong?" "Frankly, yes." "Please... I'd like to go." "Well, is there?" Is there what? I've told you there's nothing wrong, except that I'm in a hurry and you're taking up my time." "Now, just a moment! Turn off your motor, please. May I see your license?" "Why?" "Please." "I'm in no mood for trouble." "What?" "There's an old saying, 'First customer of the day is always the trouble!' But like I say, I'm in no mood for it, so I'm gonna treat you so fair and square that you won't have one human reason to give me..." "Can I trade my car in and take another?" "Do anything you've a mind to. Bein' a woman, you will. That yours?" "Yes, it's just that - there's nothing wrong with it. I just..." "Sick of the sight of it! Well, why don't you have a look around here and see if there's somethin' that strikes your eyes, and meanwhile I'll have my mechanic give yours the once over. You want some coffee? I was just about..." "No, thank you. I'm in a hurry. I just want to make a change, and..." "One thing people never oughtta be when they're buyin' used cars, and that's in a hurry. But like I said, it's too nice a day to argue. I'll uh - shoot your car in the garage here." "It's the first time the customer ever high-pressured the salesman. I figure roughly... your car plus seven hundred dollars." "Seven hundred dollars?" "You always got time to argue money, huh?" "Heck, Officer, that was the first time I ever saw the customer high-pressure the salesman! Somebody chasin' her?" "I better have a look at those papers, Charlie." "She look like the wrong-one to you?" "Acted like one." The only funny thing, she paid me seven hundred dollars in cash." "They're probably watching me. Well, let them. Let them see what kind of a person I am. I'm not even going to swat that fly. I hope they are watching... they'll see. They'll see and they'll know, and they'll say, 'Why, she wouldn't even harm a fly...' "

I'd probably start with shock, then being impressed that they matured enough that I was impressed with the person they are now. I suppose after that, I'd probably seek a little closure myself. After all, I think we all did SOMETHING worth apologizing over back then- those who say they never did, probably most of all.

Ok, Rachel's shout and Chandler's "I knew it" makes this "Friends."

I've got that it's NextGen, but that's it so far.

"Uh... hold it there. In quite a hurry." "Yes. Uh... I didn't intend to sleep so long. I almost had an accident last night, from sleepiness. So I decided to pull over." "You slept here all night?" "Yes. As I said, I couldn't keep my eyes open." "There are plenty of motels in this area. You should've... I mean, just to be safe." "I didn't intend to sleep all night! I just pulled over. Have I broken any laws?" "No, ma'am." "Then I'm free to go?" "Is anything wrong?" "Of course not. Am I acting as if there's something wrong?" "Frankly, yes." "Please... I'd like to go." "Well, is there?" Is there what? I've told you there's nothing wrong, except that I'm in a hurry and you're taking up my time." "Now, just a moment! Turn off your motor, please. May I see your license?" "Why?" "Please." "I'm in no mood for trouble." "What?" "There's an old saying, 'First customer of the day is always the trouble!' But like I say, I'm in no mood for it, so I'm gonna treat you so fair and square that you won't have one human reason to give me..." "Can I trade my car in and take another?" "Do anything you've a mind to. Bein' a woman, you will. That yours?" "Yes, it's just that - there's nothing wrong with it. I just..." "Sick of the sight of it! Well, why don't you have a look around here and see if there's somethin' that strikes your eyes, and meanwhile I'll have my mechanic give yours the once over. You want some coffee? I was just about..." "No, thank you. I'm in a hurry. I just want to make a change, and..." "One thing people never oughtta be when they're buyin' used cars, and that's in a hurry. But like I said, it's too nice a day to argue. I'll uh - shoot your car in the garage here." "It's the first time the customer ever high-pressured the salesman. I figure roughly... your car plus seven hundred dollars." "Seven hundred dollars?" "You always got time to argue money, huh?" "Heck, Officer, that was the first time I ever saw the customer high-pressure the salesman! Somebody chasin' her?" "I better have a look at those papers, Charlie." "She look like the wrong-one to you?" "Acted like one." The only funny thing, she paid me seven hundred dollars in cash."

"As he came into the window, It was the sound of a crescendo. He came into her apartment He left the bloodstains on the carpet. She ran underneath the table He could see she was unable. So she ran into the bedroom She was struck down- it was her doom." "Annie are you Ok? So Annie are you Ok? Are you okay Annie? Annie are you Ok? So Annie are you Ok? Are you okay Annie? Annie are you Ok? So Annie are you Ok? Are you okay Annie? Annie are you ok? So Annie are you ok? Are you ok Annie?" "So they came into the outway It was Sunday-what a black day Mouth to mouth resuscitation Sounding heartbeats Intimidations"

"I'm in no mood for trouble." "What?" "There's an old saying, 'First customer of the day is always the trouble!' But like I say, I'm in no mood for it, so I'm gonna treat you so fair and square that you won't have one human reason to give me..." "Can I trade my car in and take another?" "Do anything you've a mind to. Bein' a woman, you will. That yours?" "Yes, it's just that - there's nothing wrong with it. I just..." "Sick of the sight of it! Well, why don't you have a look around here and see if there's somethin' that strikes your eyes, and meanwhile I'll have my mechanic give yours the once over. You want some coffee? I was just about..." "No, thank you. I'm in a hurry. I just want to make a change, and..." "One thing people never oughtta be when they're buyin' used cars, and that's in a hurry. But like I said, it's too nice a day to argue. I'll uh - shoot your car in the garage here."

"As he came into the window, It was the sound of a crescendo. He came into her apartment He left the bloodstains on the carpet. She ran underneath the table He could see she was unable. So she ran into the bedroom She was struck down- it was her doom." "So They Came Into The Outway It Was Sunday-What A Black Day Mouth to mouth resuscitation Sounding heartbeats Intimidations"

Ok, I recognize that last one. "Doctor Strangelove. Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love The Bomb."

New Song: "So They Came Into The Outway It Was Sunday-What A Black Day Mouth to mouth resuscitation Sounding heartbeats Intimidations"

I think you could post the entire script, and us non-Voyager watchers wouldn't get it...

Ok. That was Edwyn Collins' "A Girl Like You." It's one of the few pop songs to feature a vibraphone. It was on the soundtrack of "Empire Records" and appeared in "Charles Angels: Full Throttle". It charted in 3 categories on "Billboard": U.S. Billboard Hot 100: 32 U.S. Billboard Modern Rock Tracks: 7 U.S. Billboard Top 40 Mainstream: 32

We haven't heard what he's been like the last few years. Before that, he seemed to be clear that he was set up in some way, but seemed unaware that he'd done anything that was worthy of blame. When he was working as a personal trainer, he was as bombastic and self-promoting as ever. After that, he seemed a bit more like he was in "the fog years." That having been said, nothing we know of makes it impossible for him to have mended his ways. He may well now be aware that he was taught by a con artist, was "educated" to hurt people and pretend he had all the answers, and then did so, and that he left hurt and dead people behind him. I don't think it is LIKELY, but he could easily have "beaten the odds" and mended his sense of right and wrong.

"Now just like in a song from days of yore Here you come a-knocking, knocking on my door" "You give me just a taste so I want more. Now my hands are bleeding and my knees are raw 'cause now you've got me crawling, crawling on the floor." "You've made me acknowledge the devil in me. I hope to God I'm talking metaphorically. I hope that I'm talking allegorically. Know that I'm talking about the way I feel" "This old town's changed so much, don't feel that I belong. Too many protest singers, not enough protest songs. And now YOU'VE come along. Yes, YOU'VE come along.

"You give me just a taste so I want more and more. Now my hands are bleeding and my knees are raw. Now you've got me crawling, crawling on the floor." "You've made me acknowledge the devil in me. I hope to God I'm talking metaphorically. I hope that I'm talking allegorically. Know that I'm talking about the way I feel"