Raf

Plagiarism is fundamentally dishonest. It's not wrong because it's copyright infringement. It's not wrong because it's stealing. It's not wrong because it takes money away from other people. It's wrong because it's LYING. Why do we have to make this so complicated? Oh, I forgot, God told him it was okay. Some people would rather call God a liar than admit VPW was less a man of God than a duplicitous wolf in sheep's clothing who abused God's Word and God's people to satisfy his personal lust for power sex and money. Rise and shine, campers... it's COLD out there. That's right, it's GROUNDHOG DAY!

Plagiarism and copyright infringement are not the same thing. You can plagiarize like a madman and not infringe on anyone's copyright. Read all about it in my new book: "Romeo and Juliet," by Raf.

We did it! Between the generosity of a few more greasespotters and a couple of friends from work, we closed the final $200 gap in less than 24 hours. I am exceedingly grateful to and for everyone. And yes, we'll all be doing this again next year. (I'll post pics here soon, hopefully video too, if I can figure out how). To one donor: I meant to send a personalized message, but I think the form letter went out instead. I apologize for that. Hate when that happens. :)

A donation JUST came in. I have to assume it was in response to this post, but the person did not put a name or anything, and I don't see the name on my e-mail reply list. Whoever you are... thank you.

Many of you know or recall that my sister, Diane, was diagnosed with Lou Gehrig's disease last year. Tomorrow (Saturday, April 12), I am participating in a walkathon to raise money to fight this (thus far) incurable disease. Many Greasespotters have already chipped in, and for that I am grateful. I kept increasing my fundraising goal to keep pace with everyone's generosity. Right now, my personal goal stands at $2,500. I'm $200 short of that goal. Whether I reach it or not, I know that I am grateful for everyone's love and support in this difficult time. Diane is in town for the walk. Other family members are on their way too. My signature below contains a link to my fundraising page. If you haven't done so already and you are inclined to help, now's the time to act. Many thanks to Paw and so many others who've made this a success for my walk. God Bless You all. Raf

I'm pretty sure somewhere in that movie was something about a chicken.

Correct!

Hint: You can tell the title is untrue because the movie has closing credits.

Dooj, no. WordWolf: YES!!!!

It's not. "Give me a name!" *** "Fantasia has no boundaries."

Nope.

"A hole would be something. This was nothing."

Fair enough. Now answer this one and free me.

No, Rover, I said that's one mighty fine BUCK!

I think I actually did this one already. But so what. :)

Please.

"The video arcade is down the street. Here we just sell small rectangular objects. They're called books. They require a little effort on your part, and make no bee-bee-bee-bee-beeps. On your way please."

This is a REALLY good pictionary. My old-time piano lessons came in handy for this one. The first pic is a symbol telling musicians that the notes they're about to read are in the Bass Clef. Bass Sick N Stink Basic Instinct

Nah, I'll never forget the first four words (because, of course, he's wrong). It reminds me of "Night of the Creeps," when the cop says "Is this a murder investigation or a bad B-movie?" WINK! Anyway, the answer is... Superman

Excellent quotes from one of the most quotable movies I've ever seen.

"Police! Open up!" "How do I know it's the police?" "After I shoot you through the door, you can examine the bullet. Open up!" Riggs and Murtaugh introduce themselves to Leo (Joe Pesci), a witness they're supposed to protect. *** "I think it's time for the seventh inning stretch. That's a baseball expression." "I know. But we're only up to the fourth inning." "Batter up!" Pillow talk between Mel Gibson and Patsy Kensit. Gotta love Patsy Kensit. *** "We're back. We're bad. You're black. I'm mad." Riggs giving Murtaugh a pep talk. *** "Okay, okay, okay." Leo's repeated line.

Did I miss that scene? When was Sigourney Weaver in Trading Places? Peter Fonda Ghost Rider Nicholas Cage

A. is correct.

"Okay, okay, okay" didn't give it away?

Oh here it is. Was wondering why there was no super bowl thread in the sports forum. :) So, who won? ;)