LJ Daily Answers: 11 March 2005

[chaosvizier.livejournal.com]

"Ah, for the first time I've found a theme. Well, without being told beforehand. Makes me feel all kind of good" - norwegianne

And feeling good is what we're all about here at the quiz. A homey feeling, like we're all together in one happy house. Which brings us, unsubtly, to the theme of the week, which was houses. Just because. March is not National House Month, as far as I know. It's just... houses. New to our house this week is our guest mod, afterwards, who's adapted quite well to our madcap schedule of quizzing and drinking. Mostly the second one, I think. Let's see what happens, shall we?



1. What Led Zeppelin album featured such songs as "The Rain Song" and "The Ocean"?

"Unless you have a joint and a 'lude, I won't be able to answer that question." - mlewys

"Er...The Wall? My knowledge of Led Zeppelin begins at 'Stairway to Heaven' and ends pretty much there." - prettypinkkitty

(And Pink Floyd fans everywhere cringe in pain and sorrow. -CV)

(Several of you made a reference to the kittentacular version of The Immigrant Song. Our guest mod afterwards wanted to give you all +1000 because she loves kittens. We'll call it +1 because Viking Kittens are cute. -CV)

"I lost my virginity to the Hootie and the Blowfish song of the same name." - risingtofall

(And you chose to admit it to everyone here, so we can tease you about it forever. True LJDQer spirit! +1. -A)

(And the LJDQTMI Award this week goes to... risingtofall! -CV)

"Sponge Bob Squarepants Soundtrack Tribute. You know, where a bunch of bands cover songs by other bands, label it a tribute, and sell it to make more money for themselves." - uninhibitedmuse

(The LJDQ wholeheartedly supports putting in minimal effort to make a ton of money. -A)

"The Big Blue Wet Thing" - shinga

(Mrs. Cookie Monster? -A)

"Songs For When You Should Pee But Can't" - wowthatisminty
"I really have to pee and this just made it worse." - puredeadthingy
"Songs to sing aloud when your friend really needs the loo and there isn't one for the next 80 miles" - the_headhunter

"'The Rain Song' made me think of the Mojaje Rain Queen and now I have this image of a bunch of saggy, old rockers in animal skins and face paint jumping and kicking round a fire. Come to think of it, that's not that far from the truth." - sadasi

"the only thing I know how to play on the guitar is Stairway to Heaven" - sesmo
"I can, however, play the second violin part of an orchestral arrangement of 'Stairway to Heaven.'" - muzzyfeverlint

"Houses of only the totally most rockin' band in the funkin' WORLD, dude!! *plays air guitar*" - duckalmighty

Correct Answer: Houses of the Holy

"goddammit, now I have 'our house, in the middle of the street...' running through my brain.... please, please shoot me..." - permogod



2. Which infamous structure sank into the "deep and dank tarn"?

"This is a dirty question, isn't it?" - cwtyger

(Let's ask the other players: -A)

"I don't know but somewhere a slash fanfic writer just wrote down the phrase 'sank into the deep and dank tarn' for future use." - lezopez
"It was a strap-on. Don't forget the lube." - sskipstress
"Kevin Federline's weenie." - linguafranca
"Marc Anthony's penis." - the_headhunter
"Deep and dank tarn? Are you expecting anyone to answer that question without some sort of innuendo? Know what, fine. I'll say 'The Cockslodge.'" - marseverlasting
"Look, I was drunk, she was high and she ASKED me to do it. I didn't even enjoy it." - fizrep
"Metaphors in Daily Conversation 101 concludes with this final exam: Come up with suitable metaphors for penis and vagina, and use them in a metaphorical phrase to describe sexual intercourse." - comingtoterms

(Question answered. -A)

"My perfect figure when I was introduced to ice cream." - crinkledpaper

"Any number of pubs in Ireland. Don't build on a peat bog, dummies!" - utforsker

"I originally read that as the 'deep and dark tan', and my answer would have been 'Paris Hilton's nose'" - okuninushii

"Deep and dank tarn? Did it have pirates? Everything is better with pirates." - whiski_sour

"You know, I was in a role playing game once with a guy whose character was called Darran Tarn. He wasn't very deep. Or dank, either. He just sort of... sat around and ate jelly donuts. Back to the question, though, I'll say the Leaning Tower of Pisa, because jelly donuts made me think of pizza." - eridanusus

"The house that Jack built? (When he wasn't climbing beanstalks, or being nimble, or not eating fat. Busy guy that Jack.)" - debvel

"i think a knitting needle is all that really goes into tarn, so i'll go with that." - therhythmthief

(You know, I've recently been educated in some of the basic precepts of knitting, and I do believe that... -CV)

"i just googled 'knitting' and discovered that i was referring to 'yarn' not 'tarn'." - therhythmthief

(Theeeere you go. -CV)

"Tarn? What the h*ll is a tarn? Sounds like some sort of tar covered yarn." - purple_roses

(See above. -CV)

"the House of Usher, which, you know, that place always reminded me of that X Files episode "Home". The one they couldn't show on TV for ages because of all the kerfluffle. The incest one.
...
now I want to write incest!Poe fics. I hate you." - soleta

(LJDQ mod drinking game: every time you inspire something disturbing, take a shot. -A)

(Well, looks like my Friday nights are going down in flames... -CV)

"Fall of the Louse of Usher, where Ken Russell made a movie involving cliche's from all of Poe's works, and sex between blow up dolls and plastic Godzillas." - permogod

(+1 if you'll lend me whatever the hell you've been watching lately. -A)

"My a visiting raven threatened me with a slow death by pit and pendulum if I answered this question, but my tell-tale heart refuses to be silent! What a perverse imp am I! (More importantly, will this usher in a new age of LJDQ bonus points?)" - aliza250

(+1 for the punnery, -1 for asking for bonus points. HA! I HAVE THE POWER! ... Now I feel hollow. Good, more room for vodka. -A)

(They learn so quickly... -CV)

"I was first introduced to this story by my 4th grade teacher, who apperantly thought that it, along with The Telltale Heart and The Raven, made excellent stories for reading out loud to the class, which was full of impressionable 9 and 10 year olds. In retrospect, this probably explains a lot about me." - varda222

Correct Answer: The House Of Usher

"When I first came here, this was all tarn. Everyone said I was daft to build a house on a tarn, but I built in all the same, just to show them. It sank into the silent tarn. So I built a second one. That sank into the black and lurid tarn. So I built a third. That burned down, fell over, then sank into the the deep and dank tarn. But the fourth one stayed up. And that's what you're going to get, lad, the strongest House of Usher in all of England!" - loopychew and several others

(I don't want to give you +1 for the Monty Python reference. I want ... to sing! -A)

(No singing! Stop that right now. -CV)



3. During the first Battle of Bull Run, General Thomas Jackson earned the nickname "Stonewall" by holding his brigade firm on which hill?

(Again, we start with the perverts. -CV)

"I have no idea. I just want to know if 'holding his brigade firm' is a euphemism? Because that would definitely earn you a nickname." - debvel
"I'm not sure, but was he holding his brigade, or just keeping his hands on his privates?" - drbear
"How did he keep an entire brigade firm? Did he hire pros? Or was he really talented?" - sskipstress

"Nyuk nyuk, you said "firm"! I'm gonna have to go with Deep Throat Hill. I know this quiz isn't really all about the gay sex, but damned if I'm not gonna do my best to MAKE it all about the gay sex." - chlaal

(A sincere +1 for the effort. -A)

"Damn, I wonder what Red Bull and Rum tastes like? I may have to try this now. I blame you if I go blind." - eridanusus

"Pussy Hill, where even the bravest men feel the desire to stop moving forward and reconsider." - bacskocky

"Pamela Anderson's left boob." - umbralcorax

"Mount St. Helens. And when it erupted, he was able to beat the enemy back, but the local police didn't like that. They arrested him and charged him with basalt and battery." - cwtyger

(Somewhere, angledge cringes in pain. -CV)

"Can't remember, but if it'd been in this area we wouldn't have called it a 'hill'... it'd be a 'mountain'. Gotta love Texas, where our land is flat and our women aren't! Makes me feel all left out." - shinga

"Wow, it's American history. Which always makes me want to follow up with '...X'. Damn, Edward Norton rocks. Uh, so, House Hill? Hill House? Or, given Americans' egos, House Mountain? Little House on the Big Hill? I just had a disturbing mental image of Edward Norton playing Laura Ingalls Wilder. Damn you, Daily Quiz. It was the twin braids that did me in." - sasscat

(Drink! -A)

"I can sit here and name off every damn hill from Gettysburg, but not Bull Run. Curses LJDQ! You have foiled me again!" - buzz

(Recognize. -CV)

"Having ruled out Bunker Hill, San Juan Hill, and the seven hills of Rome, I can confidently say that, as a history major, I have absolutely no idea. My AP US history teacher apparently didn't consider this one of our important hill battles." - ciara_belle

"Molasses Hill, not to be confused with the lesser Marmalade Hill and nearby Marmite Hill." - modestlobster

"Is this the Manassas one? That's really the only thing I remember from eighth grade history class. The teacher said Manassas, and everyone laughed because the teacher said 'man asses.'" - stormyskies

(Juvenile humor is always +1. -A)

"Um, this is American history, right? You people have too many presidents and wars and battles and assasinations and interns giving blow jobs. The only thing I remember is the War of 1812, when Canada SCHOOLED YOUR ASSES!" - nihilistbear

(And then have been kissing them ever since. -A)

Correct Answer: Henry House Hill

"Interesting fact: Battle of Bull Run was the first commercially sponsored military operation. Bull Run made jerky and rum, and supplied the soldiers with both. Legend says that soldiers would soak the jerky in rum for several hours prior to eating. Sounds like a good classroom project to me!" - rhapsody_iv

(+1 to whomever makes rum jerky and samples it this weekend. Another +1 if you bring me some. -CV)



4. The British Parliament is divided into which two branches?

"Two houses, both alike in dignity
(but not alike in wealth or status in society)
in fair London, where we lay our scene." - ktnb

(First, the gentle poking fun at the British... -CV)

"Earl Grey Drinkers and Orange Pekoe Drinkers" - trouble166
"The House of Tea and the House of Scones." - duckalmighty
"Scones and Crumpets." - profsparky
"The Pip Pip Branch, and the lesser-known Right-O Branch" - wowthatisminty

(And then, some not-so-gentle poking... -CV)

"good teeth & bad teeth" - spam_with_wings
"The royal family tree only has two branches? Well that certainly explains a lot, now, doesn't it?" - jelymo

"Acids and bases. Acids is the upper house while, of course, all your bases belong to us." - drbear

"The Holly and The Ivy" - jenny1981

"'Drunk' and 'not drunk... yet'." - shinga

(Also known as chaosvizier and angledge. -A)

"The Bloods and the Crips." - gruyere

(And if you don't roll with Blair during Prime Minister's Questions, he'll bust a cap in your ass. -A)

"Bangers and Mash. Oh, what fun that British Parliament is! The Bangers are the sexually charged branch and Mash is um, a bunch of crazy dancers! Together, they fuel the stereotype that all British men are homosexual." - punch_drunk

"The 'Branch that gets nothing done' and 'The Other Branch that gets nothing done.'" - umbralcorax

(Did we ask about Parliament or Congress here? -A)

"The House of Normal People, and the House of Normal people whose ancestors did *something* to the best of the shrinking British Empire." - norwegianne

"Ayes and Nos? I always think it's funny when they do a debate because they say 'Ayes to the right, nos to the left' and that makes me think of various body parts detaching themselves and scurrying over to the lobbies." - puredeadthingy

"House of Lords and House of Commas. The Lords, they, need assistance, to fill, in, the punctuation, of, their proceedings." - sasscat

Correct Answer: The House of Lords and The House of Commons

"Lords a leaping becomes a popular present around Christmas time, so the House of Lords takes significant losses from Lord poachers." - mcclintock



5. Which film featured this motivating conversation?
"Over? Did you say "over"? Nothing is over until we decide it is! Was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor? Hell no!"
"Germans?"
"Forget it, he's rolling."

"Hmm, looking stuff up in last week's LJDQ is probably cheating, right?" - dracothelizard

(Normally I'd say yes, but since I don't think it will help you any, sure, knock yourself out. -CV)

"I'd answer, but it makes me too sad to think that most of the people I went to high school with would find nothing odd about that quote." - tabbyclaw

(Don't be sad, tabbyclaw. We went and found some of your former schoolmates for you. -CV)

"Germans? It took me three times to figure out why that was wrong." - rhapsody_iv
"Ahem. I had to read that four times before I actually got it." - muzzyfeverlint
"I think I miss the funny in this quote." - therhythmthief

"Hrm...this question seems to involve drugs. Unfortunately I'm not as well versed in drugs as I am in kinky sex. And now you know how ignorant I truly am." - sskipstress

"Pile O' Dead Babies House. I know that's not the right answer, but can you ever go wrong with a pile of dead babies??" - silent_r_infork

(Nope. Can't say that there is. -CV)

"The Germans bombed Pearl Harbor? I thought it was the CIA." - tiercel

"I don't know, but I bet it didn't have R. Lee Ermy in it." - roadparty

(And that's a damn shame. Everyone go rent Full Metal Jacket tonight and watch it. -CV)

"Free Willy, thats from the scene where they are giving the whale jumping lessons" - alexwentzell11

"Was it Pearl Harbour?" - __kali__
(No, actually, it was... -CV)
"Pearl Harbor 2: Blitzkrieg Boogaloo" - fizrep

"All this makes me think of is Snatch. 'Ze Germans?'" - soleta

"I wouldn't know, so I'm going to instead quote this similar conversation from The New Guy:
"Did we give up when Pearl Harbour was bombed???"
"Dude, I thought that movie MADE money!"
After all, The New Guy has Eliza Dushku in a cheerleader's outfit, and really, that's all that matters." - eridanusus

(Not to mention Eliza Dushku wearing a bandana for a shirt. On a mechanical bull. Great movie, The New Guy. -A)

"Is this before or after the donkey scene, which is the only part I remember from that fine film?" - ajmcoqui

"Guys and Dolls." - edincoat

(I hear Brando made up the zit impression all by himself. -A)

"If there's anything I learned from German class (other than the German lyrics to 'Mack the Knife') it's that Nazi Schweinhund is a major insult. Schweinhund = pig dog. Pigs and dogs are animals. I'm going with 'Animal House.'" - marasca

(Not the most logical train of thought, but you got the right answer, so carry on. -CV)

"Animal House. The film that made me want to go to college." - uninhibitedmuse

"ROBOT HOUSE!" - bummerfly

(+1, Futurama. -CV)

Correct Answer: Animal House

"Interesting side note. A GIS for 'Animal House' turns up this:
" - linguafranca



6. Describe your dream house.

"Two words: Death Star." - grayhawkfh

"lots and lots of secret passagways and explosives!" - permogod
"I always wanted a house with lots of secret passages. But I don't want to know where they are, because I want the fun of finding them." - delordra

"Square, blue and comfy. Like Play-dough." - sadasi

((Or Smurfette's inner thighs. -CV)Shut up. Just shut up. -AL)(Well, she would say that, if she were here. -CV)

"One that's utterly and completely mine, so I NEVER HAVE TO MOVE AGAIN!
Excuse me while I return to packing and flailing about." - bubosquared

"Wanted- Dream House. Cost-low. Prettiness-Big. Pool-large. Carr garage-pimped. Jewelry box-bling bling-y.
Also wanted, Vocab not stolen from MTV." - moonlitmercury

"A round turret, kind of like the ones that are always guarded by dragons. And I'd have a dragon, too." - silent_sybil

"All I really want in my dream house is the old kind of security system, with giant axes and pressure tiling and huge, huge boulders trying to kill you everywhere. And a big screen to watch it on. Oh god, that life would be good." - soleta

"A huge, sprawling ranch, with lots of roller coasters outside, and lots of rooms where me and Bubbles could run around" - duckalmighty

(One can only hope that you're not talking about Bubbles the Power Puff Girl. -CV)

"Three bedrooms, full basement, big backyard for planting. Oh, and a bowling alley. Maybe a roller disco. Movie theater, with popcorn popping at all hours because we all know movie theater popcorn is the best. Swimming pool, movie stars. But I may be getting carried away." - kdlawler27

(How about these movie stars? -CV)

"wherever Matt Damon is living." - ashfault76
"any house that has a really large bed, with angelina jolie, emmy rossum and keira knightley in it. oh, and me." - therhythmthief
"One with a billiard room, two parlors, and Colin Firth in the bathtub." - ajmcoqui
"Dom Monghan as my next door neighbour" - __kali__

"A mechanical spider fortress of doom that is a space station. It can also be launched back to Earth to rain doom on those puny mortals who try and stop my diabolical plots. It's black and has gothic turrets and everything." - caseypuffy

"Mostly, a place where I don't have to hear my roomate yell 'Fuck, Fuck they're storming middle with rifles, I'm at 50 health!" into his computer mic.' - okuninushii

(Could be worse. You could be living with this guy. -CV)

"I'll say that it has a roof and leave it at that. And secret passages. and a drawbridge. and a crow's nest. why are they called crow's nests, by the way? The ocean is noroiously devoid of crows, I hear. Should it not be the seagull's nest? or maybe the manatee's nest? Evil demands answers!" - uncertaincolumn

"My dream house exists on A1A, south of Floridana Beach. On the East side, it rests up on a hill, surrounded by scrub brush for quite a stretch. The house is nothing fancy, no more than two bedrooms I would guess from the road. Tile roof with a detached garage; but from the other side, I know you can see the ocean. I imagine myself waking ever morning to look out over the Atlantic Ocean. And on special Monday mornings, I would skip happily to my computer to do the LJDQ as the ocean rolled onto the beach just outside my window." - mlewys

(Whereas on regular Monday mornings, you just wake up with a hangover. -A)

"I want to live the American dream: to be born in the gutter and have nothing. Then to raise up and have all the money in the world, and stick it in my ears and go PLBTLBTLBLTLBTLBLT! And then I will have my dream house built around me and my money and all I ask is that it has guard dogs. Or bees. Or guard dogs with bees in their mouths. So when they bark, they shoot bees." - modestlobster

(+1, The Simpsons. -CV)

"It sure as bloody hell hasn't got any fucking barbies in it thats for damn sure!" - tarpo

(I recommend living far away from shannon_sue. -CV)

"Barbie Dream House! Except my plants wouldn't be plastic." - shannon_sue

(I recommend living far away from uninhibitedmuse. -CV)

"Well, it was pink at one point. Now it's really faded to an ugly puce, and has been home to more bomb scares than poor Barbie cares to remember. Hey, this is the kinda shit that happens when you have an older brother with firecrackers and m80's! But the best part was when he blew Skipper up for cheating on Barbie with Ken. After filling her up with ketchup. Mom never quite forgave him for the stains on the ceiling in the living room." - uninhibitedmuse

"Tudor, with the white stucco and beams.. a solar on one side, big basement for a workshop. Jacuzzi in back. Huge kitchen. A big garden outside for herbs and flowers, and a long lawn for fighter/fencer/archery/youth practice. *Sigh*" - siobhan1214

(Exactly what do you practice on youth? -A&CV)

"It looks exactly like Michael Jackson's house, only without all the naked little boys running around." - chlaal

(I was wondering who would take that step over the edge. -CV)

"My parents aren't in it. Nor will they ever be in it without at least a week's prior notice. And the doorknobs look like tits. Just because." - silent_r_infork

"I think the Playboy mansion is a pretty happening crib. I wouldn't mind having me one of them." - mcclintock

"It's big, white, and in Washington D.C." - vanbrosia

(George W. Bush's ... never mind. -A)

"I've knavery rally dreamt abbot a house. My drams tend two bee munch too surreal four that. Unless it was a crazy house with checkered floors that sucked you in and spun you about and when you came out you were a charmingly ragged cloth doll. Maybe that’s just me." - rhapsody_iv

(-1, excessive drug use. -CV)

"My dream house would be huge, with everything one could ever imagine in it, and a dedicated staff to keep it running. With that said, you can now mail correspondence to my new address, The Mall of America, Minneapolis, MN." - vlvtjones

(Be warned that every South Dakotan after-prom party in existence will be taking place in your living room. Every. Single. Year. -A)

"It would be a lot like the house in "The 7th Guest," except with fewer ghosts and murdered children. And the basement would be one big room, instead of a super creepy maze thing, or else I'd never go down there." - silk_knickers

"Ever hear of the Winchester Mansion? Tons of rooms, windows, stairways leading to nowhere... yeah, that's what I'm all about. Totally sneaky." - diimmmortales, stephe

"Have you ever seen The Haunting? In this case, I'm referring to the shitty remake. 'Cause I want that house." - lilitou

"That's easy...Linderhof Castle.
- the_headhunter

"It'd be a gingerbread-type dealie where I can live in seclusion and lure small, obnoxious children to their doom." - linguafranca

"It's a big white one with curtains in the windows and wheels. It looks like a big Tylenol." - whiski_sour

(+1, Airplane. -CV)

"I was planning on Googling a good quote about houses, but came across a page of Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen quotes from a TV series called 'Full House'. My brain just blew a fuse." - jonem

(We warned you about the googling. We told you there would be dire consequences. But did you listen? Oh no, it's just a harmless little search engine... -CV)

"there'd be open windows and it'd always be warm and I'd be able to have sex ANYWHERE I WANTED. Now that is the good life, there, what with that sexable house." - shinga

(I've been looking through Century 21's listings all week now, and have yet to find "sexable" used to describe any of their offerings. -CV)

"I don't care what it looks like, as long as it cleans itself. And does my laundry for me." - marasca

(Save an extra room for me, plzthx. -CV)

"Did I mention the redheaded chamber-maid?" - fizrep

"It shall be fully staffed by penguin butlers." - isadore

(I should mention that angledge lives in a home staffed with monkey butlers. -CV)

"I have to ask, what did you think of the season opener of Deadwood?" - mlewys

(Well, in keeping with the theme of the quiz, I have to say that Seth Bullock built a damn fine house there in his spare time. In other regards, I think having the Borg Queen as the madam in a brothel can only lead to sorrow. "Free Assimilations With Every Ten Blowjobs!" Calamity Jane, as always, steals the show, even with just one line. And finally, I think Seth could kick Swearengen's ass any day of the week. In summary, Deadwood rocks. -CV)



And there you have it, ladies and gentlemen. Another quiz brought straight to your house via the magic of the Internet. Although most likely most of you are not actually at your own house and are bogarting your school's or office's internet connection instead of making productive use of your time. For which we respect you. LJDQ > work by most counts. Except maybe during lent. A big thank you to afterwards, who contributed quite well to this week's post. See you all next week, same bat-time, same bat-channel!

Ah, that reminds me. In a few weeks the "same bat-time" will actually be a different bat-time. angledge and I are quite surprised at the enthusiasm you all have shown, and are thus going to be adjusting the quiz schedule slightly to improve the overall quality of our product, as well as give us more and better time to assemble your comedic wisdom. So, starting the week after Easter, the quiz will be open to all players from Tuesday to Friday, we'll compile the answers over the weekend, and have them ready for you Monday morning so as to start your work week with a dose of comedy. Mondays need that upper shot, after all.

Rock on,

CV&A

Comments

[badgerbabe.livejournal.com]

Well, even if I didn't get quoted, I can be the first to comment, dammit! Honestly, I think my witty-stick is broken.

[shigogouhou.livejournal.com]

I get dibs on second comment! And I read the House of Usher and didn't get the reference. I feel dumb, but it was senior year English just before lunch, I was lucky to be awake.

[dv8dragonfly.livejournal.com]

"I want to live the American dream: to be born in the gutter and have nothing. Then to raise up and have all the money in the world, and stick it in my ears and go PLBTLBTLBLTLBTLBLT! And then I will have my dream house built around me and my money and all I ask is that it has guard dogs. Or bees. Or guard dogs with bees in their mouths. So when they bark, they shoot bees." - modestlobster

(+1, The Simpsons. -CV)

Also, Eddie Izzard.

[badgerbabe.livejournal.com]

Oh, and there was a song discussion going on in Wednesday's thread. I wonder if anyone has heard the fishy song?
www.rathergood.com/fishy

[ciara-belle.livejournal.com]

LJDQ: Once again proving to me why I'm majoring in European History and not American History.

I've never heard the name of that hill before.

[flawed-karma.livejournal.com]

Yay, I scare people!

Wait. that could be a bad thing. Nah.

Yay!

[neev.livejournal.com]

I just realized that I missed a chance to make a Katamari Damacy reference with the Animal House quote. CURSES and also emo woe!

*rolls up LJDQ and takes the Royal Rainbow home to go write sad poetry about her failures*

[nihilistbear.livejournal.com]

And then have been kissing them ever since

Yeah, that's we want you to think, so we can get on with the pot growing and sex with sixteen year olds.

[jelymo.livejournal.com]

I love that icon. Oh, Horatio. *starts snickering*

[cloakedstoat.livejournal.com]

"All this makes me think of is Snatch. 'Ze Germans?'" - soleta

Yeah Tommy. Right before Ze Germans get there.

Whee! You rawk. Had I any power, I'd give you a +1. Alas, I have no power.

I saw Snatch and Blues Brothers for the first time on the same day - just before a roadtrip. My cohort and I mangled quoting of the two together, so by the end of the weekend, we were running around saying "They can't catch us! We're on a mission from Ze Germans!"

I'll, um, shut up now.

[richdudley.livejournal.com]

What happened to my suggestions? *goes off to sulk*

[blunder-buss.livejournal.com]

(George W. Bush's ... never mind. -A)

George's FORMER house. I'd be shooting him out of it with a cannon. And not give him a helmet. Moohaha!

[welsh-branwen.livejournal.com]

And I love your icon. LOL

[m31andy.livejournal.com]

Mine too.

Do you think you can get a refund?

[therhythmthief.livejournal.com]

i am SO glad you quoted my dream house.


i lie. i don't care what i'm quoted as saying, as long as i am credited.

:D

God, I love my relatives.

[utforsker.livejournal.com]

w00t!

cited!

How do you get 10,000 drunken maniacs off an island?

POTATO FAMINE!

[utforsker.livejournal.com]

2nd vote for awesome icon

[modestlobster.livejournal.com]

Well, it's good that someone caught that. =D

[fortuna-juvat.livejournal.com]

That's it, I'm forming a new support group: For people who NEVER get the quiz theme until the answers are posted, and then feel dumb.

We'll have cookies.

[caropal.livejournal.com]

"The Big Blue Wet Thing" - shinga

(Mrs. Cookie Monster? -A)

nooooo. muppet treasure island (http://imdb.com/title/tt0117110/)!

...

perhaps i shouldn't admit to knowing all of the words to all of the songs of that movie. i blame my sister, who owned the soundtrack.

and i had the computer game. holy shit, i am a nerd!

[marginaliana]

3rd vote for awesome icon...

[the-headhunter.livejournal.com]

Oddly enough, I almost bought Deadwood at Game Spot the other day. I got Band of Brothers instead. I may have to go back now and get it, too.

[lots42.livejournal.com]

Hurray! *joins your group, brings chocolate chip, not oatmeal raisin, oatmeal reaisin is Satan*

[goldsquare.livejournal.com]

"A huge, sprawling ranch, with lots of roller coasters outside, and lots of rooms where me and Bubbles could run around" - duckalmighty

(One can only hope that you're not talking about Bubbles the Power Puff Girl. -CV)

Dudes, did you completely miss this Michael Jackson reference?

[kokopellinelli]

Right there in the nerdmire with you. I love that movie. I, too, know all the words to the songs, and I didn't have the soundtrack. So don't feel too bad.