trinacriabob

obsequious

Sandra Bullock is now 40 and still looks good. I saw this awful movie on the plane with her in it ... called "The Lake House."She doesn't look like anybody else...maybe, just maybe, somewhat like Jessica Walter (when she was younger, of course). All the blonde bimbos look alike to me (Pamela Anderson, Cameron Diaz, Heather Locklear...all of them...I couldn't even tell them apart). Chicks like that who have made it as well as those who are waiting in the wings were a dime-a-dozen in So. Cal.

noxious (sorry, TYD, clueless as to what you wrote)

Noah

floods

What is this world...and this thread...COMING to....

cleft chin

cow tipping

No. The other threads are more combative. You've had your turn.

crushed velour (pimpy)

litigious also means someone is basically quarrelsome and a troublemaker...typically, it is legal in nature, but it doesn't have to be! Cheers, razor!

chamois

Saturday night

Go to Chili's.

fever

chateaubriand

That corner of the world is so 'effin litigious...it's the wiring. And it has been that way for thousands of years. The people of that area are so mercurial. We ain't dealing with Norway, you know....

ratatouille

pasta (rhymes with Mazda, sort of)

sayonara

Thanks, Chris.

OK, this has turned the tide toward religion. I'm a loosely practicing Catholic (it suits me better than do the other religions). I've always thought that the clergy should be allowed to marry. It would increase the number called to that vocation who may have avoided it because of the celibacy requirement, would proportionately decrease the number of those who are in it for the "wrong" reason and would equalize the Catholic church with the other Christian denominations where this is allowed -- even the closest kin, which is the Greek Orthodox church, where their clergy can marry. Still, through 16 years of Catholic school, I've never encountered any "problems," as most of the religious people (and most of the teachers/profs were actually lay people) were there to help me and educate me. I'd like to think they did a good job. I'd do it again in a heartbeat. However, I will add that some of the religious people were slightly "odd," for whatever that's worth.

Typical a-hole always on the lookout for "clues"...just as I pointed out in a previous post.

salutations!

valedictorian