.....or.......

Die Hard...you get to see Bruce Willis's chest

Cobra or Demolition Man. Those were some doozies weren't they...by the way...did you noticew the way Eddy spells wurnt?

Velma...she's hot!

My english is better than lots of others on this site so back off bucko. Actually I always excelled at english in high school. I was tops in my class in creative writing.

You need to see The Grudge on the big screen to get the full effect. Actually, while it was relentlessly scary...they don't allow any relaxed moments whatsoever from beginning to end ....the story could have been better.

Sixth Sense or Stir of Echoes(my preference)

gdub411 wrote: Isn't Til Death Us Do Part A weak imitation of Married with Children? Regardless..All in the Family was the greatest sitcom ever. Barney or Moe(from the Simpsons)...by the way., I prefered your Homer avatar better.

in a bad mood tonight Greg?

Til Death Us Do Part was first broadcast in 1965 !!!!!!!!!

All In The Family was the American version of "TDUDP"

Your question:

Barney

but this Homer quote reminds me of you Greg:

When Barney tells Homer he's late for English, Homer responds "English?  Who needs that.  It's not like I'm ever going to England."

Mr Magoo or Velma Dinkley (Scooby Doo)

Isn't Til Death Us Do Part A weak imitation of Married with Children? Regardless..All in the Family was the greatest sitcom ever.

Barney or Moe(from the Simpsons)...by the way., I prefered your Homer avatar better.

You mean Admiral Lord Nelson or Field Marshall Wellington (subsequently Duke Of W and of course Prime Minister of GB)

Wellington of course all though Nelson was harmless enough!

David Attenborough BTW is probably the greatest broadcaster of the last 40 years.

Til Death us Do Part or All In The Family?

gdub411 wrote: I even wathched the History of Britain...they had this pomp, we're British so we're so cool, arrogant narrator that irritated the F##k out of me. It was okay but a bit long winded(those Brits are always full of hot air as well as full of .....)and it dragged. I believe it was like 8 hours long

Hope you know you are dissing Simon Scharma! His style is not arrogant just erudite.Far better Tv than the populist Sunday-Supplement fare on offer on the "History Channel"!

David Attenborough or Bob Saget?

jiggajake wrote: gdub411 wrote: Yeah you beat me Reed Lover, but I didn't need to "research" my material over the internet. It helps to watch lots of history channel speaking of the history channel do you think the alexander the great thing on this sunday will be any good, i just saw a lot of commercials for it and was interested.

Watch it if you get the chance. Everything on the History Channel is excellent. If you can ever catch the Barbarians again(they talk about the Vikings, Goths, Mongols and Huns) that was good fun. I could go on and on. If you get some of the premium History channels might I suggest History Timeline. I may have to catch the Alexander the Great one. He was gay by the way!

gdub411 wrote: Yeah you beat me Reed Lover, but I didn't need to "research" my material over the internet. It helps to watch lots of history channel

speaking of the history channel do you think the alexander the great thing on this sunday will be any good, i just saw a lot of commercials for it and was interested.

Yeah you beat me Reed Lover, but I didn't need to "research" my material over the internet. It helps to watch lots of history channel

 You are leading me on old boy!

surprise, surprise...I choose Fokkers:

War Museum Appeals for Help with Old Fokkers (They're German planes...for the benefit of Gdub)

Berlin: A museum with the world's largest selection of old Fokkers is to appeal to the public for assistance. The German museum has fallen on hard times and is threatened with having to sell some of its Fokkers off if the financial situation does not improve. Many of the 58 Fokkers in the museum have been given names by enthusiasts. These names include Mother, Father, Uncle, Stupid, Evil, Ben, Lazy and Pussy. "Mother" Fokker "Uncle" Fokker ' History of the Fokker The planes were named Fokker by the Germans as a psychological device to demoralise English people during the war. English children were regularly slapped when they said: "Mum, here comes another Fokker", or "The Fokker came over from that way", or "It was a fast Fokker and it came in from the East," or "Stop Fokking hitting me I'm telling you the Fokking truth, Mum."   Four candles or Fork handles ?