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oh, no.. I've never seen it.. the "comedy's comedy" comment just reminded me of that quote.. it's Groucho Marx.. he said "art is art" before it though

I'm sending it now! :sing:

And east is east, and west is west, and if you take cranberries and stew them like applesauce, they taste a lot more like prunes than rhubarb does. :p

man, and I thought it was the most trustworthy source on Earth! ;)

thanks guys! And Ryan, that's on Bert & Ernie Sing-Along.. are you looking for that one or the T.V. version?.. I've only got the album version

from the wonder that is Wikipedia: The first regularly scheduled television service in the United States began on July 2, 1928. The Federal Radio Commission authorized C.F. Jenkins to broadcast from experimental station W3XK in Wheaton, Maryland, a suburb of Washington, D.C. But for at least...

The Rolling Stones - "Get Off Of My Cloud"

Lightnin' Hopkins - "Mojo Hand"

hahaha.. that's awesome! .. and congrats on 500 posts! :)

B.B. King - "Tired of Your Jive"

glad I don't live on that island!

that's neat! I was just named after my dad :smirk: .. he's not a great actor, but he's a good dad

Oh, I agree.. I was so excited when he had more screentime in TWINE.. he was one of its redeeming qualities, along with Q's touching retirement scene and the introduction of John Cleese as R I agree with this, too.. he was the perfect villain for Dalton's Bond.. I loved how he had sculptures...

It was from a A Night at the Opera.. what a terrible mistake :eek: .. movies with boats are all the same, right? .... I've edited the original post... looks like I'm watching Monkey Business today... I just love the scene in Animal Crackers where Zeppo leaves out the body of the letter.. "you...

Thanks, Ed! .. And good luck with your quest for 15K by your 5th anniversary.. you should make that, no problem!

Thanks largely to the "Best Movie Ever" Thread, I've hit 5,000 posts! :excited:

This has nothing to do with any MP3s, but I always try to post in here for my milestone posts, since this is the thread I've posted in for the longest... it's post 5,000! :excited:

It is on DVD... and not too expensive, either :) http://www.amazon.com/Birdman-Alcatraz-Burt-Lancaster/dp/B000056HED/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/105-7191514-8771643?ie=UTF8&s=dvd&qid=1182790129&sr=1-1

After Hitchcock movies (which I'll get to at some point) and Marx Brothers movies, Bond movies are my favorite.. I'll be more consice than I was with the Marxes, though, because I need to do something today besides post in this thread :) So here are my favorite Bond Films [I limited the list...

Some more of my favorites: Animal Crackers (1930) *It's so hard to choose a favorite Marx Brothers movie, at least from the last four of the five they made for Paramount but, over the years, I keep coming back to this one. Although Groucho always said that A Day At the Races and A Night At the...