WWTBAM Bored

4 FROM THE START OF THE ALPHABET

I wont be lazy enough to give you from the first page of the dictionary ...

B - How many men, "invincible" on "the A-team" described in song by SSgt Barry Sadler, I dunno whether this is more or less than on the TV show. Which had nothing to do with the song. I suspect though the song had more. I am 25% sure. or is that 75% sure.?

G - "A-line" is a term usually used to describe this type of women's clothing.

Twelve?

A skirt, or the skirt portion of a dress.

100

A dress or skirt

WAG - 4

A skirt. Quite flattering to many body types.

B All I remember from this song is the first line WAG 128?

G Dress

1,257


Skirt or dress

12


blouse?

etaoin22 wrote:4 FROM THE START OF THE ALPHABET

I wont be lazy enough to give you from the first page of the dictionary ...

B - How many men, "invincible" on "the A-team" described in song by SSgt Barry Sadler, I dunno whether this is more or less than on the TV show. Which had nothing to do with the song. I suspect though the song had more. I am 25% sure. or is that 75% sure.?

G - "A-line" is a term usually used to describe this type of women's clothing.

no idea on the first q which is why I don't play lyrically speaking

dress

I do so love it when I'm the only one who doesn't know an answer.

Makes me feel like I should be on "Are you smarter than a House Plant?"

T_Bone0806 wrote:I do so love it when I'm the only one who doesn't know an answer.

Makes me feel like I should be on "Are you smarter than a House Plant?"

Repeat after me, T_Bone:

"Mother of God, what kind of questions are these?"

They are questions shiny car knows the answers to. Even though she does not know she knows the answers to. This is very good.

12

Dress or skirt.

22-16 for G

The song was the follow-up to "Ballad of the Green Berets". "Ballad" was #1 on WABC's top 100 for the year 1966.

silvercamaro wrote:

T_Bone0806 wrote:I do so love it when I'm the only one who doesn't know an answer.

Makes me feel like I should be on "Are you smarter than a House Plant?"

Repeat after me, T_Bone:

"Mother of God, what kind of questions are these?"

"Mother of God, what kind of questions are 'dese?"

I decided to show my range by using an accent. Mebbe I can get me a part in her next movie. I used to be a thespian too, y'know.

Mebbe they'll cast me against type and I can play an intelligent person.

Dunno b question

A line is a skirt



Damn blackberry never types what I mean!

T_Bone0806 wrote:

silvercamaro wrote:

T_Bone0806 wrote:I do so love it when I'm the only one who doesn't know an answer.

Makes me feel like I should be on "Are you smarter than a House Plant?"

Repeat after me, T_Bone:

"Mother of God, what kind of questions are these?"

"Mother of God, what kind of questions are 'dese?"

I decided to show my range by using an accent. Mebbe I can get me a part in her next movie. I used to be a thespian too, y'know.

Mebbe they'll cast me against type and I can play an intelligent person.

BUT will you say it with more emotion than asking for sour cream on your baked potato?

mellytu74 wrote:

T_Bone0806 wrote:

silvercamaro wrote: Repeat after me, T_Bone:

"Mother of God, what kind of questions are these?"

"Mother of God, what kind of questions are 'dese?"

I decided to show my range by using an accent. Mebbe I can get me a part in her next movie. I used to be a thespian too, y'know.

Mebbe they'll cast me against type and I can play an intelligent person.

BUT will you say it with more emotion than asking for sour cream on your baked potato?

Naturally. I studied under the best. I took the Chuck Norris Home Acting Course.

DAMN! THat's what I did wrong!

etaoin22 wrote:4 FROM THE START OF THE ALPHABET

I wont be lazy enough to give you from the first page of the dictionary ...

B - How many men, "invincible" on "the A-team" described in song by SSgt Barry Sadler, I dunno whether this is more or less than on the TV show. Which had nothing to do with the song. I suspect though the song had more. I am 25% sure. or is that 75% sure.?

G - "A-line" is a term usually used to describe this type of women's clothing.

5

skirt

christie1111 wrote:WAG - 4

A skirt. Quite flattering to many body types.

mine, anyway.

T_Bone0806 wrote:12


blouse?

An a-line blouse would be interesting.