What does it mean, "back with a vengeance?" I don't know. I mean, I don't harbor any ill will towards any of you and certainly don't feel the need to right some ancient wrong through violent means. All I know is that the off-site work that was stressing me out and driving me nuts is over and now, thanks to extra hours put in, I get to comp myself a couple of days at home this week. So, Cinema Styles is back. Whether vengeance is involved will be decided at a later date.
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Earn 25 Cinema Styles Dollars* by naming the movie pictured in this post.
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20 comments:
The actor is Bertie Stephens, Jr. The film is Heavenly Huckleberries by Fred Farnsworth Farmer.
Soooooo close. Except for missing every detail of the answer, you almost got it.
Umm. My bad. I got confused. It's Alphonse Pineworthy III, in Those Ramrodding Rambling Ramblers, by Felix Fidelio Farmer.
That's better.
I thought it was Bill finding out "refudiate" isn't a real word.
STAR WARS
You're both wrong. And I'm never revealing it until someone guesses it.
AND...
tells me what he's screaming at.
Darth Vader.
he needs to "stop screamin"(as Rondo Hatton would say)hes giving Moira Shearer a haddock !
No, Bill, it's not Darth Vader either, but you're soooooo close.
Christopher, once I take down the Moira Shearer banner, future readers will find your comment mysterious and intriguing.
Okay, it's INDIANA JONES AND THE TEMPLE OF DOOM, and he's screaming because of the crocodiles.
Nope. You know my favorite part about this post? The fact that I said Cinema Styles was back with a vengeance and then I haven't posted anything since.
Hahahahaha... [starts crying]
No kidding! But I haven't posted much lately myself. I hope to write something tonight, and maybe something else before the weekend's up...I'm afraid people will forget I exist...
I'm sorry... who are you?
Ha, ha, I kid. [starts crying again]
[gets drunk]
[throws bottle against wall, screams "one day you'll all be sorry" out the window, collapses in corner]
tdraicer:
It's Dr. House going through withdrawal.
Can I buy political influence with my CS Dollars?
Did someone mention "not posting anything?"
Can I buy political influence with my CS Dollars?
Charles Rangel uses them all the time.
Did someone mention "not posting anything?"
Yes, Bill I think. Okay, so here's the real deal. Tomorrow, in conjunction with two other bloggers, I'll be posting an announcement for an upcoming event and I figured I'd let that carry me into the week.
Wait . . . I got it . . . these screengrabs are from Jonathan Lapper's home movies of his honeymoon. Only the honeymoon has turned out to be a reenactment of Michael Powell's Peeping Tom with Mr. Lapper on the wrong side of the camera.
Peter wins!
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