metz44
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thanks lav for the toast...no offense taken ..none given ..CHEERS!
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attempted murder
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NUFSED,...your opinion noted
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Lavender.............. a slight bit of levity sorely needed on this thread
after all its just a fun game..............
with apologies ( if in order )............
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huge sheepdog winds up in woman hotel guest's arms......movie?
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ok mr. music..i am sure you know this character
the bridge keeper in IAWL
see post below
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MUD/... and dont forget and pirogies...a fine polish meal..duck soup with kryszchiki and kielbasa ,,,,ah!!
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yes we can have a feast..with kryszchiki
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maybe......... one way passage
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you betcha
more tomw
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a fan dancer tickled to death by her feathers
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and heres ingrid
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hi lav,,happynew year
my response (interpreted)was that musical novelty was correct ..marg hamiltons eyes
pl check for yourself heres margaret
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Edited by: metz44 on Jan 1, 2012 12:50 PM
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music ,,the winnah!!...again!
today:...too easy
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the novelty has not yet worn out...you got it..mr music
ingrids eyes...hamiltons eyes...well................maybe>>???
here an easy one for today
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{font:arial, helvetica, sans-serif}" senor metzuzewski " huh?
watch it fella..or i will have my polish american wrestling team bend you into a pretzel!
...................................zbigniew .............................. {font}
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{size:12px}{size:12px}A member of Ireland's famed Abbey Theatre, sharp-featured character actress Anita Bolster (sometimes billed Anita Sharp-Bolster) had enjoyed a long career on the British stage and screen before coming to America in 1938. She received rave reviews on Broadway in Lady in Waiting, with which she also toured until making her American screen debut in 1941. Bolster became one of the busiest character actresses of the 1940s, usually playing prissy spinsters, gossips, and housekeepers
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no sixes not ray bolger
its a haughty woman
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a "wise guy" or a "tough guy" is how i remember him
more tmorrow
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well known heavy
Name the pre-1970 film
in Games and Trivia
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lets try this one
immigrant in u.s.