Okay, the new clip is up in the sidebar. My wife got this one in under five seconds. Of course, this is her favorite period of films to watch so that was no surprise. Still, to a classic film lover I think this one's pretty easy. Even if you haven't seen it you might be able to put it together from the images shown. Remember, first one to answer correctly in the comment section here gets a point. And the first one to 10 points wins. Yes, it used to be 25 but that could take forever. I mean, that's 25 weeks and unless the same person wins every single week we could be looking at a year or more before there's a winner. So now it's 10 points. Good luck everyone.
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18 comments:
Q: Is it "The Most Dangerous Game"?
Definitely The Most Dangerous Game. Why did guys stop wearing tunics?
Well I don't know who Beef is because there is no info on the blogger profile. I will give Beef a point but let me know who you are.
Since Arbo did not ask but stated the answer definitively, I will give Arbo a point as well.
So Beef and Arbo join the tally.
And that's that. No more points to be awarded on this one.
You know, whenever I have to take the 12 or so Great Danes we have for a walk I do the same thing: Triumphantly open the gates and then start running with them.
And an F.Y.I. - I still wear tunics.
Even though I've seen The Most Dangerous Game 3 or 4 times, I couldn't guess what the clip was from. I'm terrible at contests.
I did want to mention that I like you're new banner though. Over at the Greenbriar Picture Show blog a recent conversation about Our Gang & the Little Rascals led me to confess something I rarely mention in public. I'm related to George "Spanky" McFarland.
"Don't drink the milk!"
You're related to Spanky! That's great. I was going to do a pic for that banner using just him, Darla and Alfalfa but decided to go for the group pic instead. Now I wish I'd done the one with Spanky front and center.
I used to watch those shorts every day after school when I was a kid.
"Vodka, that's the stuff. One shot will dry you out quicker than all the coffee in Java."
I'm trying to do some background research on my mother's family (her maiden name was McFarland) right now. I'm thinking of using some of those web services but I don't know how reliable they are. If you happen to have any tips for that sort of thing, I'd love to hear them!
There was some bad blood in the McFarland clan (my mom's family didn't come to the states from Ireland/UK until much later and my mom was the first girl in the family to be born in the US). She didn't talk about her family much at all and I only found out I was related by odd circumstances. My little brother looked and spoke EXACTLY like Spanky! It was really spooky when we were growing up. Even the neighbors noticed the resemblance.
I have no idea as to the reliability of those online geneology search businesses, sorry. I've been curious to try something like that myself occasionally given some pretty tall stories about my family's roots but I never have.
My little brother looked and spoke EXACTLY like Spanky!
Did he ever form a He-Man Woman Haters Club?
I got it, I got it ... it's "The Most Dangerous Game"!!! I'm Beef, where's my point?
He-Man Woman Haters Club?
Not that I'm aware of. But he was (and still is) a shit-disturber and a clown!
What is Miller's Crossing!
Rick, I got no beef with you being Beef, but you gotta prove it. Although I don't know how.
Kimberly - Now I will forever associate "shit disturber" with Spanky McFarland.
Hold on Bill, let me check with the judges...
No, sorry, the proper question was "What is The Most Dangerous Game." But we do have some nice parting gifts.
I think a comb would be a funny parting gift.
I prefer Mr. Meat Smoker myself.
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