pawnbroker

The Bob Newhart Show

everytime someone said Bob you had to drink

Hi Bob...and you had to guzzle!!

waysider is correct but i was going for Bette Midler..

What if I said I wouldn't have sex with you again till I got to meet your friends, what would you say?

I'd say it's four-thirty in the morning, they're probably up.

again sorry 4 hold -up

Me and my husband, we don't talk much anymore.

He sits and stares through the backdoor screen.

And all the news just repeats itself

sorry running to movie thread

The Leader of the Pack...

The Shangri-Las

but i prefer Bette Midler's version

Billy Bathgate

Steve Buscemi

Con Air

George,

My apologizes you were correct...

Yes, we're very much alike, Captain.

Both proud of our ships.

I pm'd hiway to ask if it was ok to use the same episode so closely...

I'm sorry I should have posted it publicly, sorry.

And I am also sorry to say the answer is incorrect...

but Sharon says you saw Traxx, so I should be extra nice

The Corbomite Manuever-is the episode

new quote:

Logic! Logic! I'm sick to death of logic! Do you want to know what I think about your logic?

Yes you did,

sorry posted under the wife's name

Great flick,

Kevin Spacey as Bobby Darin

Kate Bosworth as Sandra Dee..

Beyond the Sea.

nope

The most cooperative man in this world is a dead man.

one of my all time favorite

Deep Space

The Ship..

Yes, we're very much alike, Captain.

Both proud of our ships.

TNG...

9th degree?

The Next Generation..

Hollow Pursuit

Field of Dreams

Ray Liotta

Corrina Corrina

Star Trek Voyager..

Captain Janeway in Futures End.[/size]

"Have you ever read Milton, Captain?"

Casino Royale

William Holden

The Wild Bunch

no clue to the episode name...

ok...I'm new at this so be kind.

(I am a conservative Jew, and thought someone would find this helpful)

Exodus 21-22 says:

When men fight, and one of them pushes a pregnant woman and a miscarriage results, but no other damage ensuse, the one responsible shall be fined according as the woman's husband may exact from him, the payment to be based on reckoning.

"Other damage to the woman. Based on reckoning : perhaps reckoning the age of the fetus, but both this translation and the alternative"as the judges determine" are questionable. Halakhic exegesis infers that, since the punishment is monetary rather than execution, the unborn fetus is not considered a living person and feticide is not murder; hence abortion is permitted when necessary to save the mother."

quoted from "The Jewish Study Bible"

Traditionally, when the head of the newborn has completly emerged from the birth canal, Jewish law considers it to have status of a full human being. Jewish law insist apon abortion if the mother's life is endangered under the doctrine of pikuakh nefesh, saving a life. Many Rabbi's have extended this to to take into account the psycholgical damage a woman could suffer if giving birth to a severly deformed child.

Please do not take this to mean that Jews "approve" of abortion, the argument that is a woman's right to control her own body does not apply as Jewish tradition states our bodies are on "bailment" from G-d, and should be treated as a temple. So "unwanted" or "accidental" pregnancies should not occur.

Star Trek the Next Generation

Riker & Pikard