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Did anyone figure out the full list of excommunicated dudes that the Swiss Guards were supposed to keep out?

My favourite theme that hasn't been mentioned yet:
The Man from U.N.C.L.E. !

72 Episodes?
That show lasted for 72 episodes? Really? Wow.

Swing low…sweet chariot…

I thought it was a funny interview. But did Jesse really say he was like Danny Glover? Or was that supposed to be Woody Harrelson?

I'd take "Foggy Mountain Breakdown" over "Yakety Sax" any day.

They used to show this as a midnight movie in Saskatoon fairly frequently. As soon as I saw "Snowbeast", I thought "…starring Yvette Mimieux"!

Speaking of bananas and ketchup, I once had a German roommate who cooked a dish he called "banana pan". The ingredients were:
-pork medallions
-ketchup
-bananas
-whipping cream

"Up your butt with a coconut." That makes me laugh every time!

On the one hand, wires are lame.

Saskatoon
I was drivin' in my car
But I didn't get too far
When I heard a sound I knew I didn't like
(crunch, crash!)
So instead of tryin' to moan
I just got me to a phone
And I called
Hub City Glass, Hub City Glass
The auto glass specialists!

Sugartits, I was referring to the point in Paradiso (Canto 20.118-41) where they discuss how certain pagans are so instictively virtuous that God allows them a glimpse of redemption, allowing them to reach Heaven.

I liked Inferno and Purgatorio (sp?) just fine, but I've never been able to finish Paradiso. The various heavens just seem too similar: spirits praising God in slightly different shapes (big bird, ladder, circles). There are one or two interesting tidbits in there (e.g. why do foreigners who have never heard of

It's been on VHS as well; a buddy of mine rented it from an arthouse video store about 10 years ago. Some fine, fine T&A there.

I saw this show on PBS in the early 80's. There were some great bits. Especially his friend Jimmy, the military man (played by Geoffrey Palmer).

Unfortunately, I cry pretty easily at movies. I'm with Tasha — scenes of noble self-sacrifice do it to me. I've gotten a huge amount of teasing from my wife for misting up during "Spider-Man 2" (!) in the scene where Spider-Man stops the subway train and the subway passengers protect him. I'll never live that one

Pork rinds are a perfectly normal (if slightly underappreciated) snack food. But I would never call them "chewy"; they're either crispy or rock hard in my experience.

I'M BAD

I thought that what Roger Mellie would really want is "more tits". You must be an imposter!