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America is right. Who/What is Prince Charles?

Tommy Chong Far Out Man Rae Dawn Chong Is this the first time we had a father-daughter pairing on the links game?

Sounds like NOT Star Trek IV. Some kind of spoof, or a movie where a wacky character spoofs it. Doesn't sound like Clerks, but that would be my first guess.

God Bless Texas (that's not a clue).

Yes. It says Southpaw. I don't know why.

PDF's maintain the integrity of what you're trying to show. If I posted a word document, you could call it up and then start changing it for your personal use, either accidentally or on purpose (it doesn't change what I post, but you'd have your own altered copy). If I post a pdf, the only thing you can really do is print it. I think the general idea of a pdf is, if you are using Microsoft Word and someone else is using a different word processing, graphics or layout program, pdf is a great way to make sure anyone can read it, even if they don't have the program you're using.

I'll take that answer. It's Scream.

None of the guesses have been right. Tom, I believe you. All hail liberals! Apparently, they're the only ones who'll get it. (two clues in the preceding line).

I just KNOW WordWolf can get this one.

No. Come on, what is Prince Charles? Give me some appositives. Now I know I've been teaching grammar too long.

You must have replied as I was typing in the next clue. Thoughts? It's actually pretty easy.

Clam Eye Tea Jane Calamity Jane Nice. This should be fun. Think carefully about what the first pic represents. It is neither Prince nor Charles.

Martin Sheen The Dead Zone Christopher Walken

OH, DUH!!!!! Good'un!

Something Eye/Lash/Iris Tea/bag/yellow/cup Jane/Fonda

The Strange but Mighty Fonda! Somehow I think I'm wrong. :)

Even at age 75, Harry Potter could never get over the way paintings worked at Hogwarts.

Platoon Willem Defoe Clear and Present Danger

"If I'm right about this, I could save a man's life. Do you know what that would do for my book sales?" *** "Did you really call the cops?" "You bet your sorry *ss I did." "My mom and dad are gonna be so mad at me!"

Yes, I'm sorry I wasn't clear: please don't let me discourage you. The whole idea is to have fun.

Oldies, I laughed so hard at that part! "Me-so-holy!" Baaahahahahaha.

If the sound you're looking for is "vel," post a picture of a veil. If the sound you're looking for is "vet," post a picture of an old man in a military uniform. Veil-vet. Getting "vel" from "velveeta" leads us to wonder whether you're thinking of "vel," "veet," "ta" or just the letter T. Similar sounding words are okay. A fraction of the word in the pic can be tricky. In hindsight, I wish I'd used a priest instead of a pre-school for my last clue. But you live and learn. As for "net" to get "vet," well, it's bad, but not unmanageable. It just starts to take the fun out of the picture hunt when better options exist. One of my favorite postings of my own was the ocean, a boxing match and a buoy. The movie was "What About Bob?" Get it? Water Bout Bob? Tee heee.... okay, not funny. But the idea is that we should look at the picture and try to figure out what word you're thinking of, not what syllable of what word. K? === Not that it's relevant, but I can't tell that the traffic light is green. That could have been "stop" as easily as "go." The traffic light idea, by the way, was clever.

Yellow Submarine

Velvet Goldmine is indeed a movie. Can we stop it with the "Guess which syllable I'm thinking of" hints?

Oh, come now: Pre-school Zoom Dinner Cent How hard was that?