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Sayyyy... you're pretty good at this.. YAYYYYY!! LonesomePolecat!! - Thank you! and thank you, starliteyes!!

As a verb, we only used it like this: v. 1969, "to keep a joint in your mouth," dangling from the lip like Humphrey Bogart's cigarette in the old movies, instead of passing it on. First attested in "Easy Rider." The word was also used in the 1960s with notions of "get something by intimidation, be a tough guy" (again with reference to the actor and the characters he typically played). In old drinking slang, Captain Cork was "a man slow in passing the bottle."

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You're right. The only big differences I can recall were those shots of the mothership's innerds and those weren't worth standing in line for.

Now that's just downright disgusting. Saying "yepper" out loud in public like that.

I'm still waiting for The Special Television Edition to show up here on TCM - with the shots of Roy inside the mothership at the end.

How did you do on your Y2K finals?

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The way they're making films today, that would be one of the happier, more pleasant, family oriented scenes.

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Charlie Chaplin - December 25, 1977 Lee Bowman - December 25, 1979 Not a star, perhaps.. but an actor Eartha Kitt - December 25, 2008

483 Now on the downbeat everyone kick their right leg up, raise your chin and give a big smile. Ready? - on 4.. here we go

4 HOURS Classical Music - Relaxing Bach Music for Studying Concentration and Sleep

YAYYYY! starliteyes!! - Thank you! ..and a YAYYYY! to Edythevanhopper for getting 99% of it !! - Thank you! ...and thank you, LonesomePolecat !!

No. I'm sorry, that is in-correct.. We need an exact phrase

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LOL! It's a stick up.. Gimme all your T s.. Three T s

And you'd be guessing correctly, Miles. Thank you! Your thread

Thank you, Miles. This one is a little more recent.. This film earned one of the two family members - the daughter - an Oscar... a significant Oscar... Name the two family members - film title - significance of Oscar