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Hm. I'm surprised you guys haven't gotten this yet. Someone once described it as the funniest R-rated movie ever made. It also had star power. Other quotes. "The shmendrick can go." "How many rabbis can say they had a bank-robber as a best man?" "...but He does not bring rain! *thunder sounds* But sometimes, just like THAT! *snaps fingers* He changes His mind!" "If you had gotten here yesterday, we could have had roast chicken!" For reasons which become clear about 1/2way thru the movie, one working title for this movie was 'No Knife'. Hm-I only included quotes which don't come up on Google, and everybody's baffled. No, I'm sure it's just that they haven't seen this movie in a while... or just seen the edited-for-television version, which changes a few of those quotes.

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9. Is 4 hours too long to spend composing a single post? Yes.

Nope, neither a Stallone NOR a war/military film at all. Here's 2 more quotes. " Oy gevalt!" " 'Oy, she it!' That makes sense."

Let's see..... "Would someone please show this poor @$$h**e the way out of town?"

I got here first! That's from "DEMOLITION MAN"!

So, again, karmicdebt left us at Ray Walston, then My Favorite Martian, and I linked here...

Ahem. My Favorite Martian, the movie. Released 1999. Among the cast: RAY WALSTON as Armitan, and CHRISTOPHER LLOYD as Uncle Martin.

Yes, but it spawned a movie, like the Addams Family. Christopher Lloyd Addams Family Raul Julia

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Well, that's the REASON for the namecalling and arrogance, Steve. If you have the law on your side, hammer the law. If you have the facts on your side, hammer the facts. If you have neither on your side, hammer the TABLE. Without namecalling and arrogance, the substance of his argument would be based on 'substance' rather than 'argument'. This business of "warriors who are senior in battle" (of which Klingon House, I wonder?) isn't that different from only having a message for OLGs, and this "murderers, thieves and plunderers" isn't far from "crybabies" and "unfit researchers". "Plunderers?" What, we have pirates here now? "Arrr, matey, we'll keelhaul the lubbers who don't endorse this water!"

No, but at least that quote actually helped...

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"He's faster than a bullet, stronger than a train. He's the one who got lucky-got his cape around miss Lois Lane. I can't believe my dilemma is real- I've been competing with the Man of Steel!"

*tries link* Well, the link seems not to connect now, so the site may be down for one reason or another. Have we all learned our lesson now, or will posters continue to post websites and do the WayGB's work FOR them?

*looks it up* George, we'll need another quote!

Well, one song made me think of the others. Feel free to name this one.

"I can't believe my dilemma is real- I've been competing with the Man of Steel!"

Oh, good, a GOOD band! That's the opening line of the Offspring's " Why Don't You Get a Job?"

You call me strong, you call me weak but still your secrets I will keep You took for granted all the times I'd never let you down. You stumbled in and bumped your head If not for me, then you'd be dead I picked you up and put you back in solid ground. If I go crazy then will you still call me Superman If I'm alive and well, will you be there a-holding my hand Too recent for you guys?

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Hm. Since lcm insisted "weakness always brings down strength", he might have been RIGHT. Any sign of weakness, and the STRONGEST Christians were kicked out of twi. So, their strength was brought down by the slightest weakness. That and the paranoia and reptilian cold-blood of "leadership. Leadership, my foot. The shepherd lays down his life for the sheep. twi "leaders" kicked people out FAST to cover their own weaknesses.

You call me strong, you call me weak but still your secrets I will keep You took for granted all the times I'd never let you down. This song came out recently enough to have a video.

Of course there's no people. They'd have to edit it when the people in the video leave. Further, they're worried at hq about anyone getting even the slightest reputation-they might threaten to topple the current powers-that-be. This is sometimes called "tall poppy syndrome."

This means they need a handful of capable managers first. And presumes they WANT to run this more efficiently with less micromanagement.