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That's great!  I love it.

"Hello, Hobson?  It's Arrrrthur."
"Ah, yes.  How delightful to hear from you!"

Yep!  Scary, isn't it?:D

Well, look for more of the same around tomorrow or Thursday.

Yeah!

I can see it now:  a new insult taking the country by storm.  "Aw, go hug yourself!":rofl:

Thank you!  I've always wanted to rock.  And now I have it on good authority that I DO.

I tried to scan the cover of my DVD and use that, but it didn't work too well.  I pulled that image off Amazon.

McBubba got arrested for having his stereo on too loud.  When the cops went to ask him to lower the volume after the neighbors complained,  they discovered the stoned, naked bongo-ing.:rolleyes:  It was a disturbing the peace thing, the other stuff is just what made the papers.  Understandably.

I think you'll love TLK.  Mary Poppins is great, too, as you know.  I'll never forget the scene with Dick Van Dyke and Ed Wynn and laughing so hard that they floated up to the ceiling.  Great stuff!

Thanks, Laura!  That's so sweet.  I really like this one.  One of these days I'll do a screen cap and find exactly the expression I want.  When I do, maybe I can get you to give me a "how-to" lesson in avatars.

ARE you feeling better, by the way?

Illinoisguy1, that's great!  I've added a lot of great DVDs for my collection from Half Price Books.  I don't know if they're in the rest of the country, but they sometimes have fantastic deals.  I've gotten nearly-new disks for less than 5 bucks that would've been at least twenty on Amazon.  It's feast or famine, though.  Sometimes when you go in all they have is a cubic ton or romance novels.  But, if you watch, you can make out like a bandit.

I love the new trailer.  It's got quite a bit of Josh Randall in it, too.  Looks hilarious.

And congrats on passing the 5K mark, Deb!  Quite a milestone.:D

Those are wonderful!  Thanks!!!

Illinoisguy, I LOVE "Young Frankenstein"!  I bought that one a year ago, and I bought "Blazing Saddles" at the same time.  Some people prefer "Blazing Saddles", but I'm crazy about YF.  Both are definitely Mel Brooks at the top of his game.

There was a 'making of' documentary about it a couple of years ago.  It was really interesting.  I think they had a bunch of the old sets and props from the James Whale Frankenstein movies from the 30s.

YEA!!!!!:applause::drool::dancing:

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