[RICH'S MADE-UP TCM GENERAL DISCUSSION POLLS]

It's killing me trying to remember what movie he said that. What a trivia question that would make, eh? I widdled it down to either Sargeant TORk, Adventures of TORko Polo, and let's not forget Along came Tor. These are all great sTORies, and The movies were pretty good for GORy (as in Cooper).

I'm thinkin here.. The WesTORner (1940).  .. yeah..

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Sayyyy... you're pretty good at this..

YAYYYYY!! LonesomePolecat!! - Thank you!

and thank you, starliteyes!! 

[Arcane phrases from the classic era]

Reminds me of the verb "Bogarting" as in to "Bogart your way through a crowd". Which basically means to forcefully push your way in with no regard to the other people who might be in your way.   

 

We used this expression all my life from the 70's forward. And we all knew what it meant.

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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[CE3K shown edited the past saturday nite?]

I've seen that version. As I recall, it wasn't worth waiting for.

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.

[CE3K shown edited the past saturday nite?]

Skipped them and watched MST3K instead.

[RICH'S MADE-UP TCM GENERAL DISCUSSION POLLS]

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

[CE3K shown edited the past saturday nite?]

 

last saturday evening's latest showing of Close Encounters of the Third Kind seemed to be edited. missing was the scene with roy neary taking a shower in the bathtub while hilariously commenting on the waterproofness of his wristwatch. that scene has been in every cut of CE3K I've ever seen but not last saturday nite.

my guess would be that they just aired the print they had which was already edited since I doan believe tcm would even extend themselves to shorten a film.

 

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.

[CE3K shown edited the past saturday nite?]

So now 3K stands for "Third Kind" and not "three thousand?"  I am really falling behind in my text-messaging jargon.

How did you do on your Y2K finals?

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eeeEEooOOOWWwww!

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[What Two Major Hollywood Co-Stars Died One Day Apart?]

Boy that would make for one creepy scene in a film!

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

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[What Two Major Hollywood Co-Stars Died One Day Apart?]

I didn't mean for this thread to get a little, well, morbid, but does anyone know the stars that died on Christmas Day? I know of at least two.

 Charlie Chaplin - December 25, 1977

 

    Lee Bowman - December 25, 1979    Not a star, perhaps.. but an actor

 

       Eartha Kitt - December 25, 2008

[PHOTO CAPTIONING FUN]

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Now on the downbeat everyone kick their right leg up, raise your chin and give a big smile.

                                                Ready?   -   on 4.. here we go

[What Are You Listening To?]

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

 

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YAYYYY! starliteyes!! - Thank you!

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

...and thank you, LonesomePolecat !!

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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..

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[A family affair]

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

 

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