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Excellent! But you know the rules.....you have to come up with one now....cleveland said:Simpsons?
Excellent! But you know the rules.....you have to come up with one now....cleveland said:Simpsons?
Seargeant 'Buster' Kilrain from Gettysburgcleveland said:"There's only one aristocracy, and that [he taps his temple] is right here."
John Wayne in some old Western....a genre I really don't like, so I can't remember which one!admiralnick said:"Well, don't just stand there... there's quitters to be buried."
The God of Small Things by Royozgeorge said:T.S. Elliot.
OK. Let's try some prose as you suggest. Here's a long one to start with (and one of my favourites):
"Nothing mattered much. Nothing much mattered. And the less it mattered, the less it mattered. It was never important enough. Because worse things had happened. In the country that she came from, poised forever between the terror of war, and the horror of place, worse things kept happening. So Small God laughed, and slapped away cheerfully like a rich boy in shorts. He whistled, kicked stones. The source of his brittle elation was the relative smallness of his misfortune. He climbed into people's eyes and became an exasperating expression."
Hehehe, and we have three and do not have cable. We have carefully chosen movies and recordings for our small people to watch.aurelia said:"I can't believe it, I'm losing to a rug!"
Aladdin (the first one) by Disney. Don't try to trick me with your sneaky Disney references...I don't have five kids for nothing! rofl...![]()
My namesake of the jungle.Ebor said:"To swing or not to swing? Swing!"
I regret to say that this has me stumped. You've mentioned seeing "Fiddler on the Roof" recently, but it's been donkey's years since I last saw that so I'm not sure whether that could be the answer.ozgeorge said:My namesake of the jungle.
"Nothing is more important to me than your happiness, but would it kill you to give me a grandchild?"
It was the character Sylvia Fine speaking to her daughter Fran in The Nanny. They were Jewish so I suppose you were close!Ebor said:I regret to say that this has me stumped. You've mentioned seeing "Fiddler on the Roof" recently, but it's been donkey's years since I last saw that so I'm not sure whether that could be the answer.
ah, thank you. It sounded like something a classic "Jewish Mother" would say, I'll admit. Can we try again with another quote?ozgeorge said:It was the character Sylvia Fine speaking to her daughter Fran in The Nanny. They were Jewish so I suppose you were close!
Leaving aside the fact that I didn't like the show's writing too much, I can't stand to listen to Fran Drescher's (sp?) voice...ozgeorge said:It was the character Sylvia Fine speaking to her daughter Fran in The Nanny. They were Jewish so I suppose you were close!
Wasn't this one of Nostradamus' quatrains?ozgeorge said:From the same source:
"A lady is cheerful and accommodating in the face of a third rate burglary. A bourgeois calls in the police."
Leave it to someone else - I haven't seen any of her works (which is hard, considering how much she's done)ozgeorge said:Its not Pygmalion.
Think Glenda Jackson.....
Yup - that, and the lenten slowdown have postponed this great moment till now.Ebor said:"Ding!!!" as we say in World of Warcraft when we level.
(and we can blame the month down last fall with it taking until now.)
Ebor
WOW? Nah. you should Play D & D online instead.Ebor said:"Ding!!!" as we say in World of Warcraft when we level.
(and we can blame the month down last fall with it taking until now.)
Ebor
Where did you find that? I've been looking everywhere for the "not equal to" sign to include in posts! So many missed opportunities!Asteriktos said:â‰Â
Sophia!Asteriktos said:The answer in this case mirrors the answer in all other cases... look to the Google!