Human without the bean

"Independence Day"

Some more please............... It's not quite enough for me yet GSG.

I only needed the first line Raf. Perhaps it gets a tad bit long near the end though. "H E A T"

I need to go with my first thoughts when I get a hunch.

Correct, correct, and correct.

My dog Sam eats purple flowers We ain't got much but what we got's ours I dig snow and rain and bright sunshine Loving the free and feelin' spirit Of huggin a tree when you get near it Diggin the snow and rain and bright sunshine

Yeah, I was going to put "He's like a piece of iron" too, but you beat me to it. Your up.

That would be the "LOW RIDerrrrrrrrrrr" would it not GSG? But there are plenty of other lyrics to it, so I don't understand? the low rider don't use too much gas the low rider don't drive too fast "Oh" said the blind man, "I see". All of the other lyrics use the title in them.

He's not human!

My answer to that is absolutely nothing. ~War~ Edwin Starr

Must have been an east coast song, however, I grew up on the west.

WW your up here.

You recently posted this one too George. "Dirty Harry" Actually, my first thought was to go with "Sudden Impact". I think they were used in both.

George, how about giving us line two, before this thread falls by the wayside.

Kirsten Dunst Interview with a Vampire Tom Cruise

Go.

Mystic River Tim Robbins Bull Durham

It's gettin near dawn, When lights close their tired eyes. I'll soon be with you my sweet love, To give you my dawn surprise. I'll be with you darling soon, I'll be with you when the stars start falling.

Michael Douglas Falling Down Robert Duvall

The Big Valley

Unforgiven Morgan Freeman The Shawshank Redemption

Magic Carpet Ride ~Steppenwolf~

That would be right George. I figured that bounty hunter would have done it.

OK. Here's something: I'll try to break down some trivia and give some clues about this TV series. This series had an A-list Hollywood actor in it. Early 60's. The actor thought his prospects were drying up so he took on the TV show. When the series started becoming a hit, he became more noticed and started getting movie roles. One of them launched his film career but in order to do that film, he had to fake a car accident which presummedly had left him with muscle pulls, cuts and bruises, so he could get out of filming the TV series. In 1986, Rutger Hauer played a bounty hunter and was supposedly a descendant of the character from the 60's TV series in a major motion picture of the same name. The role of the character from this TV show was introduced an an episode of the 1957 Western series, Trackdown, which starred Robert Culp as a Texas Ranger. More clues to follow if necessary.

That would be right WW. Tom Petty & TH have a new album that's supposed to be out the beginning of this year.