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Yes, you are correct. It is Vilma Banky in The Awakening. :^0 :^0

Did anybody confirm that is Vilma Banky in the colorized image?

In these here parts, I've never heard anyone say, "I'll have a Red Soda." It's always, 'I'll have a Red Pop'.

> {quote:title=GoodGuysWearBlack wrote:}{quote} > > {quote:title=lavenderblue19 wrote:}{quote}Same in NY, we always called them subs ,but when I moved to Massachusetts most called them grinders. I think in Philly and parts of NJ they call them hoageys. > It's spelled HOAGIES! Well in Bloomington, Indiana they call Hoagies, Carmichaels.

So it's you, Fedya, who derailed our interesting conversation about Prince. Now all we are talking about is POP, POP, Fizz, Fizz, oh what a relief it is. Life ain't real funky if it got no fizz.

Dargo2 wrote: HEY now, TB! I LOVE MissW's "nonsense" and "whimsy", and are the very things that caused my havin' a mild crush on her, DUDE!!) Inquiring minds want to know if it is a Lemon Crush?

h2. The Correct spelling is: *[cemetery|http://www.how-do-you-spell.com/cemetery]* h2. Common misspelling of the word cemetery is: *cemetary* Sorry, I could not resist.

> {quote:title=Sepiatone wrote;}{quote} > > Funny thing is, I kinda liked Prince's music BEFORE he became famous! (pre-"1999") > My two favorite Prince albums are *Dirty Mind* and *Controversy.* His 1979 self titled album is highly underrated, so based on these examples I would tend to agree with your sentiment Sepitatone.

Life it aint real funky Unless it's got that Pop Dig it

> {quote:title=gagman66 wrote:}{quote}I apologize for calling Leo a putz. Not a very strong word. Anyone who was offended, I'm sorry. Putz (n) a stupid, ignorant person; someone who doesn't pay attention to anything going on; one who makes stupid remarks.

> {quote:title=leobertucelli wrote:}{quote} TURNER ought to shut down & purchase some more up to date films like many from the 40's & 50's; Yes, we all need to see up to date films................ from the 1940s................ :^0 I wonder what Hooch outta do?

Interesting shiit, thanks for sharing your experiences with the irreducible symbol, Dargo!!

Hmm. Maybe that odd behavior started when he became a J.W.? Isn't seat 1A a bulkhead seat, which generally goes to a person with long legs? :^0

Now that we got our genders sorted out let's hear some stories about Mr. Nelson's onboard behavior or is behaviour? Pleeeeeeeze !

I suppose it was that same impression that you thought I was a "dude"

n. Slang. A person regarded as insignificant and contemptible. [Origin unknown.] twerp, twirp [twɜːp]. n. Informal a silly, weak-minded, or contemptible person My bad, twerp does not refer to someone's height.

Wow, you got anger issues with short people, dudette!

Yep. It's a lyric. The U wasn't intended for anyone specifically.

{font:arial, sans-serif}{size:12px}What U putting in your nose?{font}{font:arial, sans-serif}{size:12px}Is that where all your money goes?{font}{font:arial, sans-serif}{size:12px}The river of addiction flows{font}{font:arial, sans-serif}{size:12px}U think it's hot, but there won't be no water When the fire blows! {font}

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He also played Sam Drucker on *Green Acres*

In your post if you were to refer to African Americans as Negroes that would be a pejorative term. Gays is more commonly used now just as is the expression African Americans. Capiche?

Slaytonf wrote: It has produced a series of spotlights on how different groups have been treated in film, including, African Americans, Latinos, Homosexuals, and Arabs *Not to nitpick, but wouldn't it be prudent to say Gays and Lesbians?* *I believe the title of the month long series in 2007 was called* *Screened Out: Gay Images In Film*.

> {quote:title=hlywdkjk wrote:}{quote} > > So why anyone should bother to reply to you at all is a mystery. It's a mystery why you would still reply after your rebuke. ?:|