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Hey, Si', just remember, the tall ones are worth the climb!

I wouldn't worry overmuch...Sam gets his later on...

Atlas Shrugged, but Earth Belched!

The '34 version, in black & white...that was before I was born...in '85 I was your age...

Begin suppositions: What is the purpose for the divorce papers? The divorce papers were filed, it was said they were stamped...the whole thing was halted when Rachel and the Ares turned up missing. Who sold the Ares? To Whom?? To Rachel? From Rachel to someone else? Whose boat was docked behind Bridget's house when Gonzalez interview her? Good question, I may not have paid attention right there...there was a boat, but it was never mentioned in the conversation in the house--she could be renting her dock-space. Why is that part of Bimini so dangerous to Trevor? As was presented in the first few chapters...rogue seas occaisionally, ships with auto-pilot and no supervision, pirates (the impoverished will capitalize on anything if they think they have a chance of keeping their gain). Who is the third supposedly murdered person? Bridget's' daughter? I would take a shot in the dark and guess that her husband was suitably old enough to die of something dignified such as a heart attack or, GFB, cancer. Why is Jim (Dirk's Attorney and friend) trying to find Trevor himself and what is it that he's supposed to be fixing? To let Trevor know that Dirk wasn't responsible for his wife's death, she died in an accident, missing during heavy seas. She had taken Bridget's daughter on that trip, but Dirk didn't initially know, so the '3rd' murder (actually 2nd) was actually of Bridget's daughter by Rachel for fooling around with Dirk. End suppositions.

Someone you now know has heard of this movie, and even seen it. Don't remember it, fell asleep about halfway through...I was home with the flu.

Lacey, not in front of everyone here! Happy Birthday, Gabe! Hope it was great!

Not gonna repost Jack Frost's pic again and again, but he's sexy cute!

You'd have to read it, they did fool around with each other because it was safe and they were experimenting--then they both fell in love with the same person and after this third person having had sex with both of them at the same time a couple times, he decided to limit it to only one of them at a time for physical reasons...it was leaving him too tired.

I'm not insinuating anything...you're right, your hair is very curly...cute, even...

I don't look just at hair, my boy....it's a whole package...you can't leave your hair behind, you know.

There is a story on here that deals with a pair of twins, who are both gay, incidentally, who both fall in love with the same person...

Matt, I also like several of your picks... Big movies: The Great Escape, Bridge on the River Kwai, Ben Hur, Lawrence of Arabia, Titanic (The OLD version titled "A Night to Remember"), Star Wars (the first was actually "Episode IV: A New Hope" in 1977, and changed the face of sci-fi as we now know it), Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (Ian Fleming's [creator of 007] only children's story), and The Wizard of Oz. Fave's: Casablanca, TORA! TORA! TORA!, Sink the Bismark!, Anna and The King of Siam (The old black & white version, also with Yul Brynner, and the color version with Deborah Kerr and Yul), Star Trek: TMP (After Star Wars it was really good to ramp the ST universe back up), The Unsinkable Molly Brown, The Ghost and Mrs. Muir, The James Bond 007 franchise, Forrest Gump. Comedies: Duck Soup (The Marx Brothers), Any of the original Disney "Herbie" franchise as well as several other Disney films, notably Bedknobs & Broomsticks and Mary Poppins, The Pink Panther (ALL). Musicals: Beaches, The Sound of Music, Fiddler on the Roof, My Fair Lady, The King and I (the color version), Gigi. Gay themed: The Bird Cage, Brokeback Mountain (actually a love story about a 20 year relationship that just happened to be a man-man relationship).

You, yourself...your hair is 'um...challenging for you, isn't it?

Not bad, not bad at all...you look quite...trainable...

I'm with you, Mark, although I can sympathize with James a bit--I mean, let's face it, our media knows how to beat a dead horse better than the glue factories--the prom was already held, and the unpopular students and lesbians were misguided to a 'false' prom with very weak attendance, while the majority of the students went to the 'real' prom, which was a real injustice to everyone.

Leo's Rule, guys & gals! Sunny times ahead, all the way!

A possibility, but more probably Neil's rough looking boyfriend that was left stranded in Paris when the boys got the case dismissed. He's also graduated college by now, maybe without the distractions of Neil, he was able to get his degree and parlay his daddy's money (it was Princeton) into a tool to build a financial 'empire' of sorts, and has it in for Brad, Robbie and Steph because Neil was secretly his boyfriend?

Yes, have had fois gras (both pate and non), and also make my own chopped chicken liver for passover which I make into pate by just letting the food processor run...it makes a better spread on the matzah that way.

...doesn't look like squinting to me...

I don't think it's Brian, he wasn't intelligent enough, and Steph wouldn't have been so stupid as to let him take 'confidential company information' out of the office at termination, like contacts and phone numbers. My money is on the former friend that is now the financial advisor to Alejandro's father. Anyone remember his name?

I wish our corporation was large enough to do something like that, Buddy... I think the reason that ENDA is so controversial now is because they are trying to standardize employment practices around the country, although we're ('Human Rights Organizations' and GLBT Organizations) lobbying to get it passed to protect those of us with alternative sexual preferences. The RNJs have picked up on the non-discriminatory language in it that would protect based on sexual preference or identification and have run with it creating a panic similar to the 1700's witch hunts.

How about we just create a secondary economy and discriminatorily fire heterosexuals as we wish whenever we feel like it?

You've got beautiful hair, Lacey...thick and long...groom it and even it out, but don't shorten it. Yeah, handsome chiseled features, those are the words I was trying to find when all I could think of was 'cute and sexy'. Well...since it's you, okay. Licking is also allowed...