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minimetoo26 wrote:Norway is not in America, guys...

Mini=The Voice of Reason

Is it pg 5 yet?

I've golfed with Lance Armstrong

right after he won the Tour de France

they said he couldn't do it

he proved all the critics wrong

I said "Do you want them all to eat Crowe?"

then I saw his girlfriend

He said, "No, I'm looking forward to that part"

minimetoo26 wrote:Norway is not in America, guys...

Oh, for crap's sake. Are you sure she wasn't a citizen. For crap's sake. This just pisses me off. That's what I get for eating two and a half kolaches today.

Beebs52 wrote:

minimetoo26 wrote:

Beebs52 wrote: Absolutely. I'm telling you, it's all about the, well, spirit. The riffs. Because my knowledge is sitting somewhere under a couch cushion right now. Don't know about yours.

I have no knowledge, and I'm not even halfway to funny. It is pathetic.

Yeah, that was the first thing I noticed about you, your lack of humor. Get THIS WOMAN a sense of humor here! Eh!

Just put in underoos and Pat's liver. No one will know your horrible dullness.

Damn. My secret is out.

Odyssey wrote:

minimetoo26 wrote:Norway is not in America, guys...

Mini=The Voice of Reason

Nope. But I know where that little Nazi came from!

[quote="Odyssey]
Mini=The Voice of Reason[/quote]

Okay, that is scary!

minimetoo26 wrote:Norway is not in America, guys...

I thought she was Swedish.

Pat_Summerall wrote:I've golfed with Lance Armstrong

right after he won the Tour de France

they said he couldn't do it

he proved all the critics wrong

I said "Do you want them all to eat Crowe?"

then I saw his girlfriend

He said, "No, I'm looking forward to that part"

Oh Pat. Why, you cad, you.

Okay, mucho better.

The first American to win the Tour de France was Greg LeMond.

(He's a sweetheart. I got to meet him year ago, thanks to Adventure Boy.)

The first American to win an Olympic gold medal in figure skating was Dick Button.

(Sonja Henie was Norwegian. I don't know if she gained American citizenship later, after she went into movies, but she never competed for the U.S.)

The Gulls edge ahead a bit more.

silvercamaro wrote:Okay, mucho better.

The first American to win the Tour de France was Greg LeMond.

(He's a sweetheart. I got to meet him year ago, thanks to Adventure Boy.)

The first American to win an Olympic gold medal in figure skating was Dick Button.

(Sonja Henie was Norwegian. I don't know if she gained American citizenship later, after she went into movies, but she never competed for the U.S.)

The Gulls edge ahead a bit more.

Go Dick!

silvercamaro wrote: The first American to win an Olympic gold medal in figure skating was Dick Button.

DANGIT!!

I posted too fast, I was so happy to see I thought I knew an answer.

After I posted, I thought, "I bet Dick Button won a gold. Maybe it was a silver. Maybe. . . " Oh well.

silvercamaro wrote:
The Gulls edge ahead a bit more.

GO TEAM!

minimetoo26 wrote:Norway is not in America, guys...

Sheesh. I thought she WAS American

Guess I should have paid more attention to Olympic History than to Kate Winslet's boobs.

silvercamaro wrote:Okay, mucho better.

The first American to win the Tour de France was Greg LeMond.

(He's a sweetheart. I got to meet him year ago, thanks to Adventure Boy.)

The first American to win an Olympic gold medal in figure skating was Dick Button.

(Sonja Henie was Norwegian. I don't know if she gained American citizenship later, after she went into movies, but she never competed for the U.S.)

The Gulls edge ahead a bit more.

Crap, dint think of the boy skaters.

Button coached my step mom. Who was good but not Olympic level.

Sheesh.

silvercamaro wrote:Okay, mucho better.

The first American to win the Tour de France was Greg LeMond.

(He's a sweetheart. I got to meet him year ago, thanks to Adventure Boy.)

The first American to win an Olympic gold medal in figure skating was Dick Button.

(Sonja Henie was Norwegian. I don't know if she gained American citizenship later, after she went into movies, but she never competed for the U.S.)

The Gulls edge ahead a bit more.

He was my first thought, darn it!

silvercamaro wrote:Okay, mucho better.

The first American to win the Tour de France was Greg LeMond.

(He's a sweetheart. I got to meet him year ago, thanks to Adventure Boy.)

The first American to win an Olympic gold medal in figure skating was Dick Button.

(Sonja Henie was Norwegian. I don't know if she gained American citizenship later, after she went into movies, but she never competed for the U.S.)

The Gulls edge ahead a bit more.

Rats. I feel like such a Lutz.

SportsFan68 wrote: I posted too fast, I was so happy to see I thought I knew an answer.

I forgot to put it in a spoiler too.

Question Four: Great Moments in Cinema

Name a movie director who, according to IMDB, has used the pseudonym Alan Smithee for one or more motion pictures.

Harry Handhauser rose to cinematic success as a special visual effects creator. Name one film for which his effects are credited.

Both Qs have lots and lots of right answers, so if you don't know, you still have a good chance of guessing correctly.

T_Bone0806 wrote:
The Gulls edge ahead a bit more.

Rats. I feel like such a Lutz.[/quote]

LOL......you playing Pat's understudy tonight?

silvercamaro wrote:Question Four: Great Moments in Cinema

Name a movie director who, according to IMDB, has used the pseudonym Alan Smithee for one or more motion pictures.

Harry Handhauser rose to cinematic success as a special visual effects creator. Name one film for which his effects are credited.

Both Qs have lots and lots of right answers, so if you don't know, you still have a good chance of guessing correctly.

Martin Scorsese

War of the Worlds

silvercamaro wrote:Question Four: Great Moments in Cinema

Name a movie director who, according to IMDB, has used the pseudonym Alan Smithee for one or more motion pictures.

Harry Handhauser rose to cinematic success as a special visual effects creator. Name one film for which his effects are credited.

Both Qs have lots and lots of right answers, so if you don't know, you still have a good chance of guessing correctly.

Martin Scorsese

Frankenstein

silvercamaro wrote:Question Four: Great Moments in Cinema

Name a movie director who, according to IMDB, has used the pseudonym Alan Smithee for one or more motion pictures.

Harry Handhauser rose to cinematic success as a special visual effects creator. Name one film for which his effects are credited.

Both Qs have lots and lots of right answers, so if you don't know, you still have a good chance of guessing correctly.

Yeah, right.

Spoiler

Martin Scorsese, which I probably didn't even SPELL right...

Halloween, because it starts with an H like Harry and Handhauser...

I STINK!!!! Woo Hooo!!!

SportsFan68 wrote:

SportsFan68 wrote: I posted too fast, I was so happy to see I thought I knew an answer.

I forgot to put it in a spoiler too.

Hey Sprotsie, I bought the Plant/Krause cd today. Didn't listen to the whole thing, just a couple of cuts, but I think I'm gonna like it lots. Bought the Eagles, too. Woulda been terrific as a single disc..too much filler. Still pretty good..Eagles fans shouldn't have too many complaints..they just needed to trim the fat a bit.

silvercamaro wrote:Question Four: Great Moments in Cinema

Name a movie director who, according to IMDB, has used the pseudonym Alan Smithee for one or more motion pictures.

Harry Handhauser rose to cinematic success as a special visual effects creator. Name one film for which his effects are credited.

Both Qs have lots and lots of right answers, so if you don't know, you still have a good chance of guessing correctly.

[Bill the Cat] Ack! [/Bill the Cat]

Spoiler

Hitchcock

Speilberg

NFC