WordWolf

Funny thing- on more than one occasion, vpw PUBLICLY announced it WAS repeatable, that it was CONSISTENT. He did this by saying it was just like how 2 atoms of Hydrogen and one atom of Oxygen compound to form water. "And I don't care if you pray or you DON'T pray, you're still going to get water."

"One man on the couch. Reading." "A literate burgler? How refreshing." "Well who is it? The President? *laughs* " "*laughs* No, sir. It's the Governor." "Who is this again?" "This is Muerte." "Oh, hi, Morty." "No! No Morty! MUERTE! DEATH!" "Yeah, okay, right death..." "You're under arrest. You have the right to remain silent. If you give up that right you may talk, sing, dance, impersonate Elvis or anything else you like. You have the right to an attorney. If you're broke and can't afford one, tough sh*! Now get in the car you suspected felon you!" "Darling, do the oysters come with guns?" "We can tell you part of the story." "You can tell me all of the story." "Part or nothing." "Well how about we bust your @$$ for B and E." "Well how about we talk to that nice governor of yours." "...........Ok, tell me part of the story." "Well, it's hard to know where to begin. My father was a steam fitter, and..." " The relevant part man." "What just happened here?" "I'd say it was a domestic disturbance." "A domestic disturbance?" "Yeah like on the Honeymooners. You remember how Ralph used to fight with Alice." "I don't recollect Ralph using semi-automatic weapons." "But Norton sometimes did. And Mrs. Manicotti on the third floor, wow what a temper." "My source at the FBI said they didn't think you were, and I quote, 'Bureau material.' "That's true. I'm more of an end table." "I always thought of you as a dining room chair."

Correct. *checks* I thought it was the doorknob, not the dormouse. I should have looked it up before posting, like I normally do. Odd how I heard this song the other month, advertising a new video game.

I really thought this would be tougher. Yes, WKRP in Cincinnati. Les Nessman is the one who put up tape to define the "walls" of his cubicle. The others were polite enough to honor them, knocking before "entering."

No.

"Remember what the doorknob said."

Ok, next TV show.... "So long, and may the good news be yours." "This is where the walls of my office would be if I had walls."

Correct! And wasn't THAT a quick exchange!

It was this football practice "wind-sprints" or something. Someone mentioned that before. Other than satisfying the football wannabe, it communicated NOTHING, because it was a move that signified no action other than "running in place."

Since no one else has said it yet..... Why look hard for the pfal tapes when BETTER materials are out there? If you want a one-stop-shop for classes, there's fewer places better than the first place vpw stole the classes from. Go to BG Leonard's group. http://www.ctcoftexas.com/ That's a place if you want some "holy spirit" education. If your preference is for "Bible study", all the best stuff from "vpw's" class is right out of EW Bullinger's "How to Enjoy the Bible." You can buy the book, or get a free download from online. I don't PERSONALLY know of a book that's the equivalent of Stiles' book that vpw ripped off, but there's a LOT more books on the field since vpw stole Stiles' book. I'm sure you can find what you need commercially.

Of course, they lived rent-free in "the Corps Chalet"- which everyone was told would be a place visiting Corps could stay when they were visiting- but was given the name "the President's Home" shortly after it was completed, and Corps were never going to stay there. That reminds me-who's living in there, now? Rent-free, all travel expenses paid for-and NICE TRIPS, nice cars "permanently on loan" to him (who needs to own when you can have all the privileges and none of the responsibilities?), permanent maid/ cook services, PLUS a salary. OF COURSE it was a tax dodge. And a way to look like they were living a LOT less posh than they were. Sweet deal. He got to look like a nice guy, giving you stuff. He got to get rid of things he didn't want, which were his for free. And he got to remove the evidence without telling the IRS he ever received it. Good question. How much of that (non-traceable) CASH ONLY stuff did the IRS ever heard about?

Well, it's worked for them so far, so-other than it being morally wrong, why would they stop using that method? Their followers (their term, remember, not mine) are given what's been called "the mushroom treatment"- being kept in the dark, with manure shovelled in periodically.

"Well, you can tell by the way I use my walk"

*shakes aluminum foil into a microphone* "Riders On the Storm", by the Doors.

"One man on the couch. Reading." "A literate burgler? How refreshing." "Well who is it? The President? *laughs* " "*laughs* No, sir. It's the Governor." "Who is this again?" "This is Muerte." "Oh, hi, Morty." "No! No Morty! MUERTE! DEATH!" "Yeah, okay, right death..." "You're under arrest. You have the right to remain silent. If you give up that right you may talk, sing, dance, impersonate Elvis or anything else you like. You have the right to an attorney. If you're broke and can't afford one, tough sh*! Now get in the car you suspected felon you!" "Darling, do the oysters come with guns?"

Carlos Santana with Rob Thomas (of Matchbox 20), "Smooth".

Obviously a native English speaker. So, I'll take a stab and say "William Tyndale."

I will. Give me a minute.... "One man on the couch. Reading." "A literate burgler? How refreshing." "Well who is it? The President? *laughs* " "*laughs* No, sir. It's the Governor."

You left out mine- that the methodology used bypasses "the will of the people." Supposedly, we live in a democratic republic. That is, we democratically elect officials to act, supposedly according to our wishes, to represent us and make decisions. In matters of national law, issues are brought to national referendums, and voted on democratically by the people. In other cases, issues are voted on by our representatives in Congress. The highest law of the land is the US Constitution. Someone earlier claimed that rights to vote for women, blacks, and so on were matters where this system was ALSO bypassed, that judges "legislated from the bench" and that's how everyone got the right to vote. Perhaps my knowledge of history is flawed, but no judicial decision of the JUDICIAL branch of government can form a CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT, which is strictly the purview of the LEGISLATIVE branch. The 15th Amendment said race, color, and previous condition of servitude could not be used to prevent a citizen from voting. (That meant all male US citizens could vote. The 14th Amendment made it clear who was a citizen.) The 19th Amendment granted female US citizens the right to vote. ===== If the citizens of California voted and said "we want to legally require all citizens to wear cucumbers up our noses and spam on our heads", and passed it with a 2/3 majority, I say "the people have spoken! They shall wear spam and cucumbers!" I DISapprove of the JUDICIAL branch stealing the powers of the LEGISLATIVE branch. (For that matter, I DISapprove of the Executive branch doing it, but that's off-topic.)

No static at all. Your turn, bfh.

"Nothing but blues and Elvis And somebody else's favorite song"

I missed the news reports on this one. Since this is an issue that effects a LOT of things legally, including where tax dollars go, this is an issue that affects everyone in that state. Was this placed on the ballot as a referendum and voted on by the people as a whole? Or was this something one or more judges decided by themselves?

Huzzah! *cues Mariachi band*

I can't be a rock-and-roll star, because I can't write deep lyrics like they do... "Woke up, got out of bed, dragged a comb across my head. Found my way downstairs and had a cup, And looking up, I noticed I was late. Found my coat, and grabbed my hat, Made the bus in seconds flat...." "A Day in the Life," by the Fab Four, those guys from Liverpool with the moptop hair. Ever listen to that last note until it ends? It goes on for more than 2 minutes unless interrupted!

TLB, the LAST THREE IN A ROW were answered by you. We can overlook doing it ONCE, but you're DELIBERATELY not playing by the rules. And we don't have many rules. Basically, it's "don't look up the answer when you're trying to guess, and if you look it up, you can't answer", and "the person who gets it right posts the next one." All you have to do is pick a television show, and -from memory or from looking it up online- find some quotes from it, and post them, either longer quotes, or more shorter ones in sets, with later quotes being more obvious. If you're going to play, please play BY THE RULES like the rest of us. You can see the rules are pretty painless....