Over at I See Monsters blog there is a little movie quote game that I thought would be fun to do here! I hope you decide to participate, it will be fun!
There are 15 movie quotes, from some of my favorite movies, and you the reader will guess what movie they are from. Sounds like fun right!?! There is only one pesky rule you should follow: you cannot use imdb or google or whatever to find the quote. Whoever guesses correctly will be credited next to the quote. Ready to play!?! I believe some, if not all, will be easy. :)
****I updated with hints!****
Here it goes:
1. "My father was very sure about certain matters pertaining to the universe. To him, all good things - trout as well as eternal salvation - came by grace; and grace comes by art; and art does not come easy." (Hint! In this film features an actor from One Tree Hill, one of the Ocean's Eleven, and the dead family patriarch on Brothers and Sisters)
2. "We're not hosting an intergalactic kegger down here." Men In Black--Answered by Leslie
3. "I am feeling very Olympic today, how about you?" Cool Runnings--Answered by orange907
4. "It's like God gave you something, man. All those stories you can make up. And He said, this is what we got for you kid, try not to lose it. But kids lose everything unless there's someone there to look out for them. And if your parents are too fucked up to do it, then maybe I should!" (Hint! Based on a Stephen King story-a group of boys go on an adventure) Stand By Me--Answered by Stephanie
5. "At the beep please leave your name, number and a brief justification for the ontological necessity of modern man's existential dilemma...and...we'll get back to you" (Hint! Life after college '90s flick)
6. "Saw the whole thing, dude. First you were all like "whoa", and we were like "whoa", and you were like "whoa..." Finding Nemo--Answered by orange907
7. "My problem is that it's 2 A.M. My problem is I'm asleep. I'm on a tour bus with eight stinkin' men. Rule number one: Don't propose to a girl on a bus, you got that? Rule number two: Don't tell her it's because you had a bad dream." (The Man in Black)
8. "There's not a day goes by I don't feel regret. Not because I'm in here, or because you think I should. I look back on the way I was then: a young, stupid kid who committed that terrible crime. I want to talk to him. I want to try and talk some sense to him, tell him the way things are. But I can't. That kid's long gone and this old man is all that's left. I got to live with that. Rehabilitated? It's just a bullshit word. So you go on and stamp your form, sonny, and stop wasting my time. Because to tell you the truth, I don't give a shit." (Stephen King story based in a prison)
9. "I'd say that she gets under your skin as soon as you meet her. She drives you so nuts you don't know whether to hug her or, or just really arm wrestle her. She would go all the way to Europe just to get a stamp in her passport. I don't know if that amounts to insanity, or just being really, really... likable." While You Were Sleeping--Answered by orange907
10. "Hey, psycho - we're not gonna discuss this, OK, it's over. Please get out of my Van Halen t-shirt before you jinx the band and they break up." The Wedding Singer--Answered by Stephanie
11. "I would like to say this. Tardiness is not something you can do on your own. Many, many people contributed to my tardiness. I would like to thank my parents for never giving me a ride to school, the LA city bus driver who took a chance on an unknown kid and last but not least, the wonderful crew from McDonalds who spend hours making those egg McMuffins without which I'd never be tardy." Clueless--Answered by Stephanie
12. "You stay classy, San Diego." Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy--Answered by orange907
13. "You did it! Congratulations! World's best cup of coffee! Great job, everybody! It's great to be here." (Hint! Christmas movie)
14. "And then he's just the media darling... He's on the cover of all the magazines, I should of been on the cover of wired magazine. you know what he said? he said he named it Napster because it was his nickname because of the nappy hair under the hat. But he, It's because I was NAPPING when he STOLE it from me. He didn't even graduate." (Hint! Heist movie)
15. "Rock stars have kidnapped my son!" Almost Famous--Answered by orange907
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Friday, March 7, 2008
Wednesday, October 24, 2007
Game Shows
Why are game shows so addicting?
I blame my obsession on the Game Show Network (now GSN)when I was in college. My addiction started as I was channel surfing at 1:00 or so in the morning. Yes, I know what you are all thinking, I was such the party animal! I think it was also combined with the fact I could stay up however long I wanted and my dad wouldn't come and find me watching tv at odd hours of the night and yell at me to go to bed. Hey, if I am not tired what is the point of sleeping then, right? I may have some form of insomnia...which reminds me I have that Stephen King book called Insomnia. I haven't finished a book in a while maybe I should start reading that one? Although that may make me more of an insomniac. Since it would keep me up at night thinking about some weird scary person in the book attacking me. As a result, I would have to find room in the freezer like I did with The Shining...
Anyway, let me get back on track.
So, it was early in the morning and I stopped on the Game Show Network where I found my two absolute favorite black and white classic game shows and hosts as well.
Without further ado, here are my top 3 Game Shows and their hosts!
1) Password - the original 1960's version hosted by Allen Ludden. Ludden was an awesome host and he was even awesomer by the fact that he was married to Betty White. And, if you're a fan, you know it isn't Password without Betty White! Unfortunately, there are no video clips, that I can find, of the original Password, so here is a clip of one of the updated versions, called Password Plus, which was also hosted by Allen Ludden:
Can't wait to see what they do with Million Dollar Password! Though I am not sure about Regis as the host.
2) What's My Line? - the classy game show in which the dignified John Daly hosted a panel of celebrities who guessed people's occupations through a series of questions they asked. They would also have a Mystery Guest come on where the panel would be blind-folded and see if they could guess who the person was. Here is part of an episode with Barbara Streisand as the Mystery Guest:
Here is the link since embedding was disabled
And here is a funny clip of Groucho Marx as part of the celebrity panel:
3) Match Game - the 70's version which was hosted by Gene Rayburn, one of the funniest hosts I have ever seen. The antics on this show, especially from regulars like Brett Somers and Charles Nelson Reilly, always made me laugh and the questions were awesomely ridiculous!
I could mention so many more but these are my top favorites.
Are you a fan of Game Shows? Which ones?
I blame my obsession on the Game Show Network (now GSN)when I was in college. My addiction started as I was channel surfing at 1:00 or so in the morning. Yes, I know what you are all thinking, I was such the party animal! I think it was also combined with the fact I could stay up however long I wanted and my dad wouldn't come and find me watching tv at odd hours of the night and yell at me to go to bed. Hey, if I am not tired what is the point of sleeping then, right? I may have some form of insomnia...which reminds me I have that Stephen King book called Insomnia. I haven't finished a book in a while maybe I should start reading that one? Although that may make me more of an insomniac. Since it would keep me up at night thinking about some weird scary person in the book attacking me. As a result, I would have to find room in the freezer like I did with The Shining...
Anyway, let me get back on track.
So, it was early in the morning and I stopped on the Game Show Network where I found my two absolute favorite black and white classic game shows and hosts as well.
Without further ado, here are my top 3 Game Shows and their hosts!
1) Password - the original 1960's version hosted by Allen Ludden. Ludden was an awesome host and he was even awesomer by the fact that he was married to Betty White. And, if you're a fan, you know it isn't Password without Betty White! Unfortunately, there are no video clips, that I can find, of the original Password, so here is a clip of one of the updated versions, called Password Plus, which was also hosted by Allen Ludden:
Can't wait to see what they do with Million Dollar Password! Though I am not sure about Regis as the host.
2) What's My Line? - the classy game show in which the dignified John Daly hosted a panel of celebrities who guessed people's occupations through a series of questions they asked. They would also have a Mystery Guest come on where the panel would be blind-folded and see if they could guess who the person was. Here is part of an episode with Barbara Streisand as the Mystery Guest:
Here is the link since embedding was disabled
And here is a funny clip of Groucho Marx as part of the celebrity panel:
3) Match Game - the 70's version which was hosted by Gene Rayburn, one of the funniest hosts I have ever seen. The antics on this show, especially from regulars like Brett Somers and Charles Nelson Reilly, always made me laugh and the questions were awesomely ridiculous!
I could mention so many more but these are my top favorites.
Are you a fan of Game Shows? Which ones?
Sunday, September 9, 2007
Amusements During Church
Here is a little dialogue between a Mom and her adorable (3 year old?) son, which I later learned his name was Zack (which I dunno what spelling it is Zack Morris or Zach Gilford? I'll go with Morris):
Zack: Mom, I wanna donut.
Mom: After mass.
Zack: Is it gonna be done in a minute?
Mom shakes her head no.
This all took place within the first 5 minutes of mass. This kid needed to realize there is at least 55 more minutes until he could get that donut.
If he does get the donut hopefully he doesn't get it all over his face like this:
After the donut talk he continued coloring in his Dora the Explorer coloring book.
Zack then decides to place a bunch of stickers on top of one of the coloring book pages. He just keeps taking sticker after sticker and piling them in just one section of the page. He had a plethora of stickers such as shiny cars, Shrek, Dora the Explorer, SpiderMan, and my personal favorite Thomas the Tank Engine.
Which reminds me did anyone watch Shining Time Station? I remember Ringo Starr as the Conductor.
Anyway, later on with the weekly offering Zack is all excited to put the money in the basket. After he does so, he follows the basket until he can't see it anymore. I remember doing that with my mother when I was younger, being the one to put the envelope in the basket was so cool. Why was that? And was it to teach us anything? Like putting money in the basket for the church made you feel good so you will do it when you get older? Well I can attest to you that it doesn't because I don't have any extra money to give to the church after my rent and bills. And really I would rather buy Friday Night Lights on DVD.
The church I go to is also a school, so at the end of Mass there are a few students who read their "why they like St. Whatever School". They don't do this every weekend, just when it is give money to the school weekend. I have heard a few of these over the past 3 years and they always make me chuckle. Here are some highlights:
A 6th grade girls likes her school because of the "kind and considerate staff" (something tells me she didn't write this all by herself) and she also likes the school because she has a lot of friends "and [she] never feels dumb".
A third grade boy likes the school because it is "fun to play different computer games in computer class" and he "likes going to the library because [he] likes reading books". I like the fact he likes to read!
Usually the students say they like recess or the food, which is funny because who usually likes their school cafeteria food? Wow, I am writing a lot of "likes" in this entry.
Of course, the fact that I am making fun of kids, not paying attention during Mass, and wanting to buy TV DVDs instead of giving money to the church means I am definitley going to Hell now, aren't I!?
Zack: Mom, I wanna donut.
Mom: After mass.
Zack: Is it gonna be done in a minute?
Mom shakes her head no.
This all took place within the first 5 minutes of mass. This kid needed to realize there is at least 55 more minutes until he could get that donut.
If he does get the donut hopefully he doesn't get it all over his face like this:
After the donut talk he continued coloring in his Dora the Explorer coloring book.
Zack then decides to place a bunch of stickers on top of one of the coloring book pages. He just keeps taking sticker after sticker and piling them in just one section of the page. He had a plethora of stickers such as shiny cars, Shrek, Dora the Explorer, SpiderMan, and my personal favorite Thomas the Tank Engine.
Which reminds me did anyone watch Shining Time Station? I remember Ringo Starr as the Conductor.
Anyway, later on with the weekly offering Zack is all excited to put the money in the basket. After he does so, he follows the basket until he can't see it anymore. I remember doing that with my mother when I was younger, being the one to put the envelope in the basket was so cool. Why was that? And was it to teach us anything? Like putting money in the basket for the church made you feel good so you will do it when you get older? Well I can attest to you that it doesn't because I don't have any extra money to give to the church after my rent and bills. And really I would rather buy Friday Night Lights on DVD.
The church I go to is also a school, so at the end of Mass there are a few students who read their "why they like St. Whatever School". They don't do this every weekend, just when it is give money to the school weekend. I have heard a few of these over the past 3 years and they always make me chuckle. Here are some highlights:
A 6th grade girls likes her school because of the "kind and considerate staff" (something tells me she didn't write this all by herself) and she also likes the school because she has a lot of friends "and [she] never feels dumb".
A third grade boy likes the school because it is "fun to play different computer games in computer class" and he "likes going to the library because [he] likes reading books". I like the fact he likes to read!
Usually the students say they like recess or the food, which is funny because who usually likes their school cafeteria food? Wow, I am writing a lot of "likes" in this entry.
Of course, the fact that I am making fun of kids, not paying attention during Mass, and wanting to buy TV DVDs instead of giving money to the church means I am definitley going to Hell now, aren't I!?
Friday, August 31, 2007
Selfishness
I was listening to Star 98.7 this morning and it dealt with women deciding to have a kid without a man. The beginning made me more upset than what you can listen to on the site. It is called Single Motherhood.
It would be great if women decided to adopt if they wanted to have kids, but I understand there are women who want to give birth. Either way a woman should not be called "selfish" for wanting a child. Yes, a father is important, but if a woman wants a child and is prepared for it (as much as you can be) she should be able to.
The issue of "selfishness" reminds me of a Joeyism on FRIENDS where he explains to Phoebe that all people are selfish. And I tend to agree with him:
Anything you do that makes you feel good is selfish, so all you couples who have kids you are selfish, let a woman (or a man) who wants to have a kid be selfish too.
It would be great if women decided to adopt if they wanted to have kids, but I understand there are women who want to give birth. Either way a woman should not be called "selfish" for wanting a child. Yes, a father is important, but if a woman wants a child and is prepared for it (as much as you can be) she should be able to.
The issue of "selfishness" reminds me of a Joeyism on FRIENDS where he explains to Phoebe that all people are selfish. And I tend to agree with him:
Anything you do that makes you feel good is selfish, so all you couples who have kids you are selfish, let a woman (or a man) who wants to have a kid be selfish too.
Sunday, August 26, 2007
What's Your Job?
Do not ask me this right now because it isn't anything exciting. It is like trying to explain Chandler Bing's job(the non-advertising one) on FRIENDS. I pretty much end up saying this about my job:
And if you were in a big betting game and had to answer "What is Chrissy's job?" you would have Monica and Rachel's reaction and have no apartment, but the birds would stay!:
Fast forward to the last minute if that is all you want to see:
And if you were in a big betting game and had to answer "What is Chrissy's job?" you would have Monica and Rachel's reaction and have no apartment, but the birds would stay!:
Fast forward to the last minute if that is all you want to see:
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