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John Goodman King Ralph John Hurt

Ooooh, I've got what I think is a tough one. I'll be VERY impressed if someone can get this off the first quote without cheating.... " I haven't laughed so much since Pompeii! "

"Metamucil. it HELPS you go to the TOILET..." "Not ONLY will it scare you-..."

"They're boxy, but SAFE". Remember? Volvos are famous for being SAFE cars. George Carlin: "They give those out to people who drive Volvos and Audis! Or SAABs. 'I bought a SAAB.' 'Why'd you buy a P.O.S. like that for?' 'It's a safe car!' They think that if they buy a 'safe car' it excuses them from learning how to DRIVE the f*ing thing! FIRST you learn to drive-THEN you buy your ** safe car."

You're the man NOW, dawg! That's "FINDING FORRESTER". (I thought it was "Our Man Forrester." But I was thinking the correct movie and actors.)

I saw two "titles", but not two "artists"....

Me, I'm thinking that carrying: brass knuckles, a HOMEMADE sword (both classified as "deadly weapons" under US law) AND a chainsaw, a hatchet and knife (classified as "dangerous instruments" under US law) would be sufficient "probable cause" to temporarily detain someone long enough to do a background check on the guy, and confirm he wasn't ALREADY wanted for running around with a hockey mask and decapitating people at a summer camp or something. It says they checked for outstanding warrants and if he broke any laws in crossing the border-for two hours. Me, I would have figured "two hours" was NOT enough time for a thorough investigation. "They can't look at a chainsaw and decide if it's blood or rust or red paint." Based on him carrying the other stuff, doesn't it make sense to delay him while someone who CAN tell if HUMAN DNA is on the "blood" or if it's "red paint" runs a test? If it's "red paint", then fine-if it's ANYBODY's blood, then he's applied a CHAINSAW to human flesh. Without knowing WHOSE, I'm sure that SOME law was broken under Canadian AND US laws. (Unless the late Johnnie Cochran argues the blood was placed on a chainsaw that was turned off.)

Oh my goodness, in your dreams Sunesis. We were taught in twi that we will always sin, and we cannot perfect the flesh because of the old man nature. We were taught in twi that the renewed mind is the key to power... Not perfection... I wish some folks would abandon the propaganda already. In your haste to try to shout down Sunesis' point, you missed it completely. I was never in a room where someone said "If we work hard enough, we'll be identical to Jesus". (I don't dismiss the chance someone DID say that.) The manner in which twi approached Jesus' humanity WAS that we could emulate him in ability and receive comparable results- if not IDENTICAL results, then results in the same BALLPARK. "Signs, miracles AND wonders." Forgot about all that? We were taught that we could manifest the same results- in the Advanced class. That class spent a lot of time on the drama and power- as if that was the TRUE "Advanced" material, and what we REALLY needed to know to "excel". We were taught the renewed mind is the key to POWER. Jesus' POWER seemed to be the main thing we DID discuss when he came up in discussions-except when we were hearing that "The Word takes the place of the absent Christ." "Perfect" the flesh? We were taught the power didn't respect the flesh, so no point in "perfecting" it. lcm himself was recently quoted as seeing himself within reach of the goal of becoming Jesus Christ. I think he learned that somewhere. We were taught it was OUR manifestation that mattered..... "replace" Christ? We didn't need to- he was already replaced in twi dogma. He was replaced in emphasis by Bibliolotry, and in practice by ourselves generally, and specifically by the Man of God For All Time- whether he called himself "Doctor", "THE Teacher", or the man with the greatest revelation in 19 centuries. I wish some folks would abandon the propaganda already.

You "know" that, but you "know" wrong. vpw taught correctly on those subjects in a number of places and times (not "hundreds" unless you have access to his entire log of sermons), and INcorrectly-as Belle pointed out-on those subjects in a number of places and times. Do the math. How much time did we spend in the GOSPELS- which cover the very WORDS of Christ- and how much in the Church Epistles? We spent as much time in Ephesians ALONE than in all 4 Gospels. Most of the time we DID spend in the Gospels was in covering how "everyone else is wrong" in how many crosses were on Calvary, the number of Peter's denials, and minutiae of his Passion. Were the Gospels completely ignored? No. (Duh.) They were, however, de-emphasized except for where we were ridiculing other Christians. Was the Old Testament completely ignored? No. (Duh.) Where was the BULK of study done? The Church Epistles. Who determined what Books were emphasized over others? Stop and think. It's a VERY easy question to answer. You don't REALLY need someone to shove the evidence under your nose, do you? You've gone over hours and hours of his stuff.

Correct. Technically, "the spoken part" at the end is referred to as "the Long Lament", and I would have taken that as the "correct" title as well.

Re-possessed????

Gotta be Star Trek 4, when Spock is relearning how to curse. :)-->

"Never Tear Us Apart", by INXS. (Off the album "Kick", required listening back in the 80s.) ====== Since I'm also certain of my answer, here's the next one: "Cold-hearted orb which rules the night, removes the colors from our sight- Red is grey, and yellow, white"

Right. I'm trying not to post incredibly tough ones while we wait.... What a puzzle to the rest of us is Belle...... *continues waiting for Belle*

Yes. Too easy? *still waiting for Belle* "You gotta bat your eyes, like this! And you gotta pucker up your lips, lk ths!"

Ferris Buehler's Day Off Jeffrey Jones Stay Tuned

I think a safe rule of thumb should be that the song has received airplay on at least one standard (normal station with a real broadcast) station at some point in history. That having been said, I think this line is vaguely familiar. I've either heard it or read it somewhere, possibly both, and at least one in the past 6 months.

Serial Mom Kathleen Turner Romancing the Stone

According to his IMDB listing, he was in 14 other movies as an actor or voice-actor. http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0006563/

While we wait.... "You're Abe Frohman? The sausage king of Chicago?" (It's still Belle's turn, so guessing mine won't change the turn.)

and this is "Handle with Care" by the Traveling Wiburys (sp???) CORRECT. The Travelling Wilburys. Lucky Wilbury, Otis Wilbury, Charlie T. Wilbury, Lefty Wilbury, and Nelson Wilbury. Also known, respectively, as Bob Dylan, Jeff Lynne, Tom Petty, Roy Orbison, and George Harrison. :)--> At least, that was them in Volume One- in its sequel, Volume Three, they were Boo, Clayton, Muddy, and Spike Wilbury. (Roy Orbison had already passed away during Volume 1's recording.) This band got together by accident, actually, and its goal was to have a good time. :)--> This was the first song they wrote. George said to Bob: "Give us some lyrics, you famous lyricist." When asked for a subject, "I looked behind the garage door and there was a cardboard box with 'Handle with Care' on it." Tom: "So we went out there to Bob Dylan's house, sat on the grass and from the germ of an idea that George had on the guitar we wound up writing this song called 'Handle with Care.' " (The longer story is at http://www.geocities.com/paul_82_allen/wilb.html ) So, Sharon, your turn. :D-->

I've been uptight and made a mess, But I'll clean it up myself, I guess. Oh, the sweet smell of success

Shanghai Surprise Sean Penn I am Sam

*checks his mirror* I thought we were waiting for confirmation, just to make it official...

"and All She Wants to do is Dance," by Don Henley. Didn't the Eagles just do a reunion tour? I like their old answer about when they'd never get back together. When they finally did, the tour could only have one name, the "Hell Freezes Over" Tour. :)-->