VicVegas

deleted by V V. Don't worry, be happy.

Jeff Daniels was not in the Fabulous Baker Boys. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0097322/fullcredits#cast but he was in Good Night, and Good Luck

The Purple Rose of Cairo

That's a lot of money to dish out for a girl you only spent 5 days with. But you WOULD be sponsoring her during the trip, that is you'd be paying for everything. Flying her to the other side of the world and letting her stay at your place would certainly appear to be a step toward a more serious relationship. You may not view it that way, but I'll bet she would. Have you told her about your plan? Does she want to go?

Another of my all-time favorites Ordinary People

Great movie. "I'll be a good Gordon, Gordon." Peter Riegert

A personal favorite of mine Out of the Past

I could be wrong. Wouldn't be the first time I confused Brit/Aussie/Kiwi accents. Sad to see him go.

Thanks for the additional info redwood. Last time I talked to him was in early December. I believe he told me he was planning on selling SkyTop and moving back to Australia. Didn't know him well, but he seemed like decent guy.

Robert Stack

Lloyd Bridges

Looking around the various Pattaya sites, no other references to this. Nothing on the Skytop website. Anybody have more info?

Before she, er, uhm, filled out The Horse Whisperer

I have had a few beers at Bedrock over the last couple of years. Never stayed in their rooms but I have a friend who likes it as a weekend getaway. Mark and his wife are great people and there's a good group of regulars who drink there. Good find.

Angie Dickinson

There were 9 scores in the game - 7 touchdowns and 2 field goals. At least it didn't end in a tie.

Glad the Packers won. Smallest city in the NFL wins the big prize. A victory for socialism (in the NFL they take money from the rich teams and share it with the poor teams. So much for democracy. )

Jezebel

The African Queen

24 hour rule. Oddly enough Mr. Barker was in the great Fellini film La Dolce Vita

Believe me, I'd like him more if he was an atheist, but he sounds pretty religious to me. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/02/03/t...a_n_818359.html "The challenge I find then is to balance this uncertainty, this humility, with the need to fight for deeply held convictions, to be open to other points of view, but firm in our core principles. I pray for this wisdom every day. I pray that God will show me and all of us the limits of our understanding and open our ears and our hearts to our brothers and sisters with different points of view."

Apologies to the OP for causing this thread high-jacking. Christianity and right-wing nuttery (which are almost inseperable from each other) are what make me feel un-patriotic about the US. IMHO, anybody who honestly believes in virgin births or people being resurrected or water turning to wine is someone of questionable intelligence. "God bless America" "God bless our troops" "God hates fags" "I owe it all to God" "In God we trust" "I feel so blessed" "I'll pray for you" "The Lord moves in mysterious ways" "It's all part of His plan" Bunch of BS, just my opinio

Very proud I remember this Douglas Fairbanks Jr.

First of all, there are almost no anti-religious politicians. You can't get elected in the US without saying "God bless America". The first politician who says, "Wake up America, all religion is BS" will get my vote regardless of party affiliation, but that ain't gonna happen for a long, long time. Openly athiest politicians are basically unelectable in the US, except maybe San Francisco or New York City. Too bad, IMHO. What Obama (who is, BTW, a liberal AND a Christian) has tried to do does make me proud, but then again I don't go into convulsions when I hear the words "progressive" o