Paul Victory wrote:He ran amuck and killed his family with an axe.

Lizzy Borden?
Oh no, that was 50+ years ago.

Peter

The Big Sleep is correct, Paul. =D>

Well, I liked the quote.

The quoted he and she are a famous pair, even mentioned in a song.
The movie is from 1946, but there was a remake in 1978.

She: You're not very tall are you?
He: Well, I, uh, I try to be.

Paul Victory wrote:Round up the usual suspects.

Are we back to "Casablanca" then, again I think.

(Doesn't matter; great film. )

Paul, you got it first shot (practically).

Your turn.

Paul Victory wrote:The Good, The Bad and The Ugly?

I do not think that was a musical comedy!

It was not Elmer Gantry.

Clint Eastwood was 39 years old when he made this film.

Peter

So it's Dave's turn. He is going home soon, and said I could post his choice; I have to admit I have not seen the film, so any future hints may be problematic! :shock: His first choice was " ". He then decided that quotes from silent films were not a great idea. #-o Here is the actual McOn...

Dave McOnie is here with us, and says "A Fish Called Wanda".

Happy Birthday Joe. =D>

Many happy returns.

The Birthday Boy at work:
Peter & Ann

The CRASH-B web site is back online.

http://www.crash-b.org/web/2015-regatta/

Peter

John, I just spoke with Concept 2 in Vermont. Kate told me they have received a few calls asking about CRASH-Bs. She assumes the CRASH-B folks have been busy with the Head of the Charles, (especially since Grobi was there 8) ) and have not gotten around to renewing the web site. She would expect the...

You are correct, gentlemen.

Thanks Barbara. I tell people I am a two sport man. :lol: Jason, thanks for the advice. However, I rowed over 22 million meters without problems (well, disregarding mental :shock: ). The elbow problems developed when I did over 200K in ten days to complete the Holiday Challenge before we went away o...

CamiCrew wrote: what the heck are you eating?

Barbara, Stan told us not to ask what went into it. For my first bite of haggis (one bite!), it was not that bad.

Paul, sorry I was so obscure. :( The film was Father of the Bride (the original). How about an easy one right down the middle. (Does that expression hold up for cricket? :? ) "It was beauty killed the beast." btw, today was also my Father's birthday; he would have been 94. (sigh) Peter

Happy Birthday Stan! =D>

I did not try to add in a candle, but this looks something like a birthday cake.

You did tell me haggis is a traditional food?

Peter

Paul, the quote is spoken to Spencer Tracy.

Bette Davis and Spencer Tracy did appear together, but in a different movie. However, Bette Davis and Elizabeth Taylor were not in the same movie.

[ And it's good to hear that it's only red wine that I need to worry about. Lots of white wine so. :fswink: :lol: I have tendonitis in both elbows (from rowing); golfer's AND tennis in the left. I have not observed any more pain lifting a glass of red wine than lifting white! :-k White wine...yech....

paulgould wrote:

Paul Victory wrote:Tribute by Tenacious D?

Yep - way too easy that time - You're up.

Paul G

Sorry, never heard of either of them.

No.

It is a totally different genre and about 60 years earlier.

It was Weird Science.

Next:

"It's too early for martinis. Do you have any Scotch?"

We like this quote; hopefully it is not too obscure. [-o<

The song is "Four Strong Winds", written by Ian Tyson and sung by Ian and Sylvia, and also sung by Neil Young, and many others. How about this song, which I heard this past weekend at my gym. I caught you knockin' at my cellar door I love you, baby, can I have some more I think it's just y...

I hope someone is reading these threads!

I am not sure what kind of hint might help.

Peter