Oh, b[r]other.

We got to watch that on the last day of elementary school. No swears, so no problem despite the deaths and murdering. Watched it again when it appeared in full on YouTube and enjoyed all the San Antonio locations they incorporated (I moved to San Antonio as an old person).

A tough FJ! I said Cape Town, thinking the two cornucopias meant the "meeting point" of the Atlantic & Indian Oceans.

VLC Media Player still can play some cherished .rm clips I've still got.

My first thought was Because of Winn-Dixie (2005) which Wikipedia tells me made $33M off of a $16M budget.

Today they say they'll pay for it with a 20% tax on Mexican imports. So, in other words, American taxpayers still pay for it.

A Friend of the Earth (T. C. Boyle), set in a not too distant in the middle of actual climate change disaster future.

1994 (per Simpsons retcon episode coming in 2021).

All our 90s rockers are at or approaching 50, if they're still alive. Billy Corgan will be 50 in March.

Completely missed the fact that our little Frances Bean got married. I guess I'm off the hook on a wedding gift.

Is it strategy, or just indecision? Slow play certainly is a valid approach when you have a lead, but it also cuts down on potential winnings.

"With a cool dry wit like that, I could be a notable World War II military figure."

"Internet wise guy."

Luckiest man alive!

The New Hope era Destroy the Death Star board game I had as a youngster also got it wrong.
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I'm guessing the MTM kitten is dead too. :(

No offense to the people crushing on Loren elsewhere in the thread, but Derek was my kind of guy, if I had a guy type. I was crossing my fingers for him when he got that DD.

"The Entertainer" was the most fun song I learned to play on piano as a kid, but I couldn't think of the name in time. I was distracted by "The Sting" in the clue like the contestant who buzzed in.

"The following year, she was awarded the Hubbard Medal by the National Geographic Society for having completed 40,000 miles (64,000 km) of exploratory flying with her husband, Charles Lindbergh, a feat that took them to five
continents."

I went with Lion in Winter. That would have been one rollicking Silly Symphony.