Just to make you feel good. That's from Young Frankenstein. ( Though the best scene in that was the deleted intellectual conversation scene).Anyone who guesses this one gets a gold star....
"Frau Blucher!!!"![]()
Just to make you feel good. That's from Young Frankenstein. ( Though the best scene in that was the deleted intellectual conversation scene).Anyone who guesses this one gets a gold star....
"Frau Blucher!!!"![]()
Bill Murray is a riot! Here's one... "You've obviously never had the Aunt Jemima treatment"(Singing) "Your death therapy cured me you genius, your death therapy cured me you genius...."
"What hump?" LolJust to make you feel good. That's from Young Frankenstein. ( Though the best scene in that was the deleted intellectual conversation scene).
"What hump?" Lol
Deleted scene????
I've never seen that before! Way cool! Yeah, I have a tendency to overthink things myself LOL...Yes on the DVD (and I think the VHS) release I have there are several deleted scenes. And I think it was a deleted one (maybe it was in the actual movie and I'm just confused) where Dr Frankenstein and his assistant are getting a little too close and so decide they need to keep it professional and have an intellectual discussion and so she asks him what the speed of light is. I bet it's on youtube. Yep it is, here's a link
Mostly I just like the.... or is that sound? part because I would do the exact same thing (which probably explains why I'm single)
The mileage LOL, I know that's right!'Every man dies, but not every man really lives' Braveheart
'It's not the years, honey. It's the mileage'. Indiana Jones
Tooting my own horn now lol.... But you may actually appreciate thisHere's another Matrix quote I've used to rouse me from near defeat and move forward in Christ: "GET UP!"
And as a matter of fact, whoever posted this clip on YouTube, also posted this scripture with it:
"For though a righteous man falls seven times, he gets up again, but the wicked are brought down by calamity." -Proverbs 24:16

Lol, yea, the album was supposed to be very conceptual... From in the beginning with "One Word" to muddling through adolescence, then young adulthood, love, war, politics... and culminating with making a "Stand". But, even though it is a Christian perspective from these points of view, I suppose it just isn't spiritual enough for the Christian crowd or rebellious enough for the secular crowd. I still keep playing at it thoughHoly cats, is that your song?? That's pretty amazing! I love the inspirational energy!!![]()
Not at all! If YOU don't mind being the only ones lol!Hopefully you won't consider it stalking if we subscribe to your channel?