John Prine & Oh Boy Records Message Boards : Constantinople's Scrabbled Onomatopoeia's : FL- NTMG Part IV

"Farewell and adieu to you fair Spanish ladies. Farewell and adieu to you ladies of Spain. For we've received orders for to sail back to Boston. And so never more shall we see you again."

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 20-Oct-09 12:15

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Sung by an old sailor...

john t

Posted: 20-Oct-09 13:13

Too easy, RS. That's Captain Quint (Robert Shaw) in Jaws. Chomp, chomp!

[Edited by john t on 20-Oct-09 13:13]

Skunkeye

Posted: 20-Oct-09 14:57

OK, I googled - it is from Jaws.

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 20-Oct-09 20:29

I think it's SE's turn, even though John T. breezed right through it first!

john t

Posted: 21-Oct-09 12:57

Mommy! SE's deleting her posts again!!!

Skunkeye

Posted: 21-Oct-09 13:03

Perhaps you missed something....?

"Wagon Train's a really cool show, but have you ever noticed they don't really get anywhere? They just keep on wagon-training."?

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 21-Oct-09 14:34

Some wise old person, but not me. I'm not in any movies except for maybe 'Old F*rts Gone Wild'. Hmmm.... some other person, wise like me... The Big Lebowski! The Dude abides!

CrabbyChar

Posted: 21-Oct-09 16:08

That sounds like something that could be out of Dumb and Dumber, but I know it's not. Maybe a hint?

Skunkeye

Posted: 21-Oct-09 17:45

1986 - The movie title is the same as the song that plays during the closing credits.

Sorry RS - the Dude don't abide in this one!

[Edited by Skunkeye on 21-Oct-09 17:46]

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 21-Oct-09 18:03

The story of my life... There's got to be a ______ ______.

Skunkeye

Posted: 22-Oct-09 15:00

OK you gaggle of guess-less guys and gals...it was Gordie in 'Stand By Me'. What a great movie...and song.

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 22-Oct-09 20:10

"I'm so rich, I wish I had a dime for every dime I have."

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 23-Oct-09 08:20

Need moore clues?

CrabbyChar

Posted: 23-Oct-09 09:51

Yes, please.

Skunkeye

Posted: 23-Oct-09 10:11

Moore clues was a clue, right? Roger Moore?... in one of those James bond movies?

CrabbyChar

Posted: 23-Oct-09 10:44

I just thought he misspelt it.

Skunkeye

Posted: 23-Oct-09 10:52

Maybe he did. I just thought it might have been a Freudian slip?

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 23-Oct-09 11:29

Not Roger...

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 23-Oct-09 12:28

Maybe this one was a dud.

CrabbyChar

Posted: 23-Oct-09 12:37

I feel like this is the trivia game you play in bars where you get less and less points the more clues they give you.

Dudley Moore - Arthur?

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 23-Oct-09 13:53

U betcha! Ding ding ding!

CrabbyChar

Posted: 23-Oct-09 14:13

I wanna dance, I wanna win. I want that trophy so dance good.

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 24-Oct-09 08:41

Hey CC. Is that a movie quote or just what's going on inside your home? If it's a movie quote I will guess... that its not Saturday Night Fever or Dirty Dancing. Maybe Flashdance?

CrabbyChar

Posted: 24-Oct-09 15:08

Your points are going down, but I will say it is some kind of "Fiction".

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 24-Oct-09 16:26

Yes, Pulp Fiction! Great dancin' too!

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 24-Oct-09 16:31

"Do me a favor. Put your lip over your head... and swallow!"

john t

Posted: 26-Oct-09 12:59

Walter Matthau in Grumpy Old Men says me.

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 26-Oct-09 13:38

U betcha! I'm about 45 minutes from Wabasha. Maybe have to go have a beer and a pickled egg down at Slippery's. Yes, it exists!

Your turn J.T.!

john t

Posted: 26-Oct-09 13:44

"Your suffering will be legendary!" ?

john t

Posted: 27-Oct-09 07:27

It's Pinhead in the original Hellraiser movie- a horror classic from the late eighties.

CrabbyChar

Posted: 27-Oct-09 08:29

Those Hellraiser movies creep me out.

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 27-Oct-09 13:28

Not trivia or trivial, but my son went to see Paranormal friday night. He said people were so scared, they were sprinting out of the theatre at the end!

And my 18 year old offensive lineman... I had to stand outside in the hallway while he was in the bathroom, making sure no demons would come in and get him! He was honest to God scared as heck!

I am not going to see this one! Boris and Bela never did that to me!

john t

Posted: 28-Oct-09 14:31

Here's an easy one...

"Nyuck, nyuck, nyuck! Whoop, whoop, whoop, whoop, whoop!!!" ?

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 28-Oct-09 17:47

Curly, eh?

john t

Posted: 29-Oct-09 07:32

Curly Howard is correct!

Your turn.

john t

Posted: 29-Oct-09 13:32

"Excuse me, I speak jive." ?

CrabbyChar

Posted: 29-Oct-09 13:45

June Cleaver in the first "Airplane!' One of the first spoofs, I thought it was really funny. And don't call me Shirley!

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 29-Oct-09 19:01

Hey, I read Mo Howard's autobiography. Good stuff.

Hmmmmm... let's drift to TV.... "Now hoooooold on thar, Baba Looey! I'll do the "thinnin'" around here, and doooon't you forget e-it!"

Skunkeye

Posted: 31-Oct-09 22:29

"Queeks Draw, I theen..."...you're talking cartoons now RS! 'Quicks Draw Mc Graw, AKA...who?

...that's the next skill testing question!?

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 01-Nov-09 06:19

El Kabong! I would never do that to my guitars! Not even to a Republican!

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 01-Nov-09 09:16

"Keep the change ya filthy animal! :

We're back to movies now...

CrabbyChar

Posted: 01-Nov-09 11:30

That would be from a fake movie called "Angels With Filthy Souls" - a film Kevin is watching while he is "Home Alone" - Right?

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 01-Nov-09 11:50

Yes and I love that line! Your turn!

john t

Posted: 07-Nov-09 08:05

"Get your hands off of me you damn dirty ape!" ?

[Edited by john t on 07-Nov-09 08:06]

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 07-Nov-09 09:25

Ruth Gordon in one of the Every Which Way movies?

john t

Posted: 07-Nov-09 09:34

Hmmm... she may have said that but I'm thinking of a different film. Think science fiction.

CrabbyChar

Posted: 07-Nov-09 16:41

Planet of the Apes? Said to Charlton Heston?

Skunkeye

Posted: 07-Nov-09 19:43

'Get your hands off of me you damn dirty ape'?... I think that was Sam Stone!

CrabbyChar

Posted: 08-Nov-09 10:38

"...with a purple heart and a monkey on his back..."

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 08-Nov-09 10:49

Kong?

john t

Posted: 10-Nov-09 09:25

Said by Charlton Heston in Planet Of The Apes.

CrabbyChar

Posted: 10-Nov-09 11:28

Here's one -

"How can you be so obtuse?"

john t

Posted: 10-Nov-09 14:35

You don't see the word obtuse tossed out in casual conversation much.

CrabbyChar

Posted: 10-Nov-09 15:27

That's why it sticks out in my mind.

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 10-Nov-09 16:32

Obtuse, eh? A guy wouldn't say that... maybe... Molly Ringwald in Sixteen Candles.

CrabbyChar

Posted: 10-Nov-09 17:08

It was a guy, RS. This guy's name was Andy Dufresne. Does that give you a hint.

john t

Posted: 11-Nov-09 14:20

Yep! It's Tim Robbins in "Shawshank Redemption". Great film!

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 11-Nov-09 19:38

Not my turn. Lets hear something!

Skunkeye

Posted: 12-Nov-09 18:05

'In Montana, there's three things we're never late for: church, work, and fishing.'?

CrabbyChar

Posted: 13-Nov-09 13:29

Is it "A River Runs Through It"?

Skunkeye

Posted: 13-Nov-09 13:50

Yes it is. That was such a sad story.

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 13-Nov-09 21:14

Your turn CC!

CrabbyChar

Posted: 27-Nov-09 13:14

OK - I've got one. should be pretty easy, too. I've seen this one many times and it never fails to make me laugh.

"Bring me 4 fried chickens and a Coke."

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 28-Nov-09 17:21

The song and dance that follows may just be my all time favorite! Was this trivia inspired by the other thread for Joliet? Bet it was!

[Edited by Rumbleshorts on 28-Nov-09 17:22]

john t

Posted: 30-Nov-09 05:45

Okay, I give...

CrabbyChar

Posted: 30-Nov-09 08:08

Of course it was! The Blues Brothers Movie. Full of great quotes, I like the Ray Charles "Shake Your Tail Feather" dance, too.

Anyone else - jump right in! Or if you are too busy with "Cyber Monday" - I can wait til tomorrow.

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 30-Nov-09 16:21

"Can I refill your eggnog for you? Get you something to eat? Drive you out to the middle of nowhere and leave you for dead?"

john t

Posted: 01-Dec-09 10:27

You guys are sure stumping me lately.

Skunkeye

Posted: 01-Dec-09 11:30

Lately? JohnT...you flatter yourself!

CrabbyChar

Posted: 01-Dec-09 12:21

Is that Clark Griswald from "Christmas Vacation"?

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 01-Dec-09 12:27

Ding-a-ding-ding-ding! It was on AMC last night I belive. Well CC, you are now in the driver's seat. Christmas movie trivia?

CrabbyChar

Posted: 01-Dec-09 15:28

OK!

"Please Mr. Gower! That's my sore ear!"

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 02-Dec-09 12:07

Same movie... "An angel just got it's wings!" Never tire of watching this.

Were two characters from Sesame Street named after the cop and the taxi driver?

Skunkeye

Posted: 02-Dec-09 15:19

It's a Wonderful Life? Every time you hear a bell....

CrabbyChar

Posted: 03-Dec-09 09:24

Of course, "It's A Wonderful life"

The cops - Bert and Ernie.

I love it when George is going through his breakdown, and starts running down the street. Bert takes his gun out and starts shooting after him!

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 03-Dec-09 14:30

"Some men are Baptists, others Catholics; my father was an Oldsmobile man."

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 03-Dec-09 21:26

BB King...

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 05-Dec-09 23:30

Ralphie...

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 05-Dec-09 23:31

That last clue should wrap it up.

New one.

How about "We'll follow the old man, where ever he wants to go..."

CrabbyChar

Posted: 06-Dec-09 21:33

"White Christmas"?

CrabbyChar

Posted: 07-Dec-09 08:18

I watched that twice this past weekend, it's one of my favorites. I love the scene where Vera Ellen talks Danny Kaye into getting fake-engaged by basically putting her hand on his thigh. Talk about barking up the wrong tree!

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 07-Dec-09 12:01

I also watched that on AMC and this was the first time I noticed her putting her hand on his thigh. I always like watching this. Now I need the... oops, can't just say it. Clue time.

"Macy's"

CrabbyChar

Posted: 07-Dec-09 12:37

"Miracle on 34the Street"

How about this -

Cindy Lou Who?

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 07-Dec-09 14:24

Who was no more than two! We have some serious Christmas movie junkies here!

CrabbyChar

Posted: 08-Dec-09 15:13

"It's a major award!"

CrabbyChar

Posted: 10-Dec-09 10:03

"Fra-jee-lay!"

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 10-Dec-09 14:35

Are these two from the same movie? Christmas related?

CrabbyChar

Posted: 10-Dec-09 16:04

Yes and yes!

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 10-Dec-09 17:29

"Fra-jee-lay!" = Fried Jelly? Frau Jillie? Yal-eej-arf?

"It's a major award!" Mmmm. Award? Award to an elf?

If we hadn't just had How the Grinch Stole Christmas, I'd be guessing that!

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 11-Dec-09 08:55

The Santa Clause with Tim Allen?

CrabbyChar

Posted: 11-Dec-09 09:22

It is "A Christmas Story"

The Old Man wins a major award which arrives in a wooden crate marked "Fragile" - which he pronounces Frah-Jee-Lay. And of course, the award is the famous fishnet stocking leg lamp.

Anyone want to go next? Some line from a Christmas movie?

Rumbleshorts

Posted: 11-Dec-09 10:25

Wow. Now I know what I want for Christmas! Anna... Jim... go here and get me a Leg Lamp!

http://www.redriderleglamps.com/

Let's take gaudy to a whole new level!

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