HIGHLA-L Digest - 25 May 2003 to 27 May 2003 (#2003-92)
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Topics of the day:
1. trivia--DM dialogue
2. Mac's Thunderbird (5)
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Date: Tue, 27 May 2003 11:01:40 -0400
From: jjswbt@earthlink.net
Subject: Re: trivia--DM dialogue
Nina asked:
>So, who is Duncan talking to/in what episode?
These are too hard! They make my brain hurt. I'll just have to make things up.
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>--"No Immortal ever died of a chill."
Duncan to Tessa when he insisted on wandering the antique store in the nude.
>--"Nature, _______, you can't fight it."
To Brian Cullen, as to why they had to piss on the side of the road instead of waiting until they found an outhouse.
>--"Teacher's a teacher for a reason."
To Richie when Richie wondered why *he* couldn't tell Duncan what to do.
>--"I haven't thrown a knife in public in 70 years."
To Kalas to explain why he stabbed him with that piece of glass.
>--"I think you need some oil & vinegar."
To Amanda during a hot date.
>--"Now I think the noblest thing a man can do is live."
To Joe, explaining that he used to think balancing a sheep on his nose was the noblest thing.
>--"Moderation, ___________, is for monks."
To Darius while taunting him about all the hot sex he and Tessa had.
>--"Good skin runs in my family. There's nothing I can do about it."
To Ursa to explain why girls liked Duncan better.
>--"Hear that, _________? It's the fat lady singing."
To Brother Timon while making fun of Brother Kalas
>--"But you're women. And you're English!"
To the hookers in Simone's brothel when they suggested a naughty act.
>--"All our friends & lovers--they all die & we remain."
Explaining to Annie once again why sex with him was better than sex with Tommy
>--"I never thought I'd be grateful for your libido."
To Amanda when she helped him with a little..um..performance problem he'd been having
>--"Work through the anger. Work through the pain. I thought you were
>gone.
>A hundred years of forgetting, & it all comes back. Why is it I can still
>taste you?"
To Alexei while remembering a particularly beery evening in Moscow.
>--"Go for your gun, & I'll make you eat it."
To Joe when he bragged once too often about shooting Duncan
>--"Dressed like that, who are you calling a fop?"
To Anne when she showed up in yet another inappropriate miniskirt and skin tight sweater combo
>-- "Are you here in an official capacity or simply to ponder the
>vicissitudes of the antiques trade?"
To Grayson when he returned for the 5th time to ask the price of the Darius bobble head doll in the shop window
>--"You're a mad woman! First you seduce me, then you betray me, and now
>you rescue me."
To Gina when her elaborate sex fantasies got out of hand
>--"We were the best of friends."
To his faithful white horse who had to be put down at the age of 42
>--"Courage is hard to deny."
To Fitz while watching him prepare to hit a six iron off the 5th tee at St. Andrew's.
>--"There's a problem thinking the strongest can take what they want. ...
>There's always somebody stronger."
Used as a metaphor to explain to Kip why his full house didn't beat Duncan's royal flush.
>--"But I'm not ready for marriage!"
To Silas who turned his attention to Duncan after the monkey rejected him.
>--"So they had to die because you got your feelings hurt? ... It was
>murder."
To Byron after discovering he had been killing poetry critics all over Europe
>--"________, don't lose your head over a fairy tale."
To Kenny whose understanding of children's fiction was tenuous at best
>--"Bad food, bad weather, nice Mafia."
To Kristov when explaining why he hated the Ukraine.
>--"You don't trust anybody, do you?"
To Ceirdwyn while denying he had used her eyeliner to doodle on her face while she slept
>--"Some people are evil--not bad, not misunderstood--just plain evil. And
>you don't talk to evil, you destroy it."
To Joe while explaining why Benny Carbasa had to die.
>--"You know what they say, don't you--two's company & four's ... not
>sanitary."
To Kronos, Silas and Methos when asked to replace the dead Caspian as a Horseman
>--"If you even so much as scratch her, I'll dissect you."
To Cassandra after allowing her to examine his sword
>--"The dead don't want revenge. They want nothing. They feel nothing!"
To Mickey while explaining that necrophilia isn't all bad.
>--"Amanda's got a big mouth."
To Methos while comparing sex partners
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Wendy(I think that about does it.)
Fairy Killer
jjswbt@earthlink.net
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Date: Tue, 27 May 2003 14:30:08 -0700
From: FKMel <sgt_buck_frobisher@yahoo.com>
Subject: Mac's Thunderbird
What's the year of Mac's T-Bird? I know it's
60-something but I'm not sure exactly what year.
Mel
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Date: Tue, 27 May 2003 18:40:24 -0700
From: Gregory Mate <gmate@rogers.com>
Subject: Re: Mac's Thunderbird
At 02:30 PM 5/27/2003 -0700, you wrote:
>What's the year of Mac's T-Bird? I know it's
>60-something but I'm not sure exactly what year.
>
>Mel
A 1965 convertible (10th anniversary edition).
....Greg....
He Who Is Feeling A Little Trivial Today
gmate@rogers.com
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Date: Tue, 27 May 2003 20:01:05 -0400
From: Peggie Gannon <pgannon@optonline.net>
Subject: Re: Mac's Thunderbird
I thought it was a 64....?
Peggie ;-P
----- Original Message -----
From: "Gregory Mate" <gmate@ROGERS.COM>
To: <HIGHLA-L@LISTS.PSU.EDU>
Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2003 9:40 PM
Subject: Re: Mac's Thunderbird
> At 02:30 PM 5/27/2003 -0700, you wrote:
> >What's the year of Mac's T-Bird? I know it's
> >60-something but I'm not sure exactly what year.
> >
> >Mel
>
>
> A 1965 convertible (10th anniversary edition).
>
>
> ....Greg....
> He Who Is Feeling A Little Trivial Today
> gmate@rogers.com
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Date: Tue, 27 May 2003 14:47:40 -1000
From: MacWestie <mac.westie@verizon.net>
Subject: Re: Mac's Thunderbird
> What's the year of Mac's T-Bird?
1964-5??? I think there was a hybrid model that year due to an anniversary
or something. The 2 cars used in the show were pretty cantankerous, from
various accounts, causing lots of production problems & assorted cursing due
to fouled up takes.
trivia alert....
1) Who besides DM did we see driving the T-Bird? (I have 5, but there could
be more.)
2) Episode we see DM use a remote thingee to open the convertible top?
3) Episode the windshield gets smashed?
4) License plate # ?
5) Episode it is featured in nifty time-lapse photography?
6) Episode it is stolen?
7) Episode it gets a parking ticket?
8) 2 episodes the windows are shot out?
9) What it (well, one of the 2 cars used in the series) sold for at the
Anaheim convention?
10) Its 2 Paris counterparts?
Nina (no, there's no end to HL trivia)
mac.westie@verizon.net
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Date: Tue, 27 May 2003 21:44:01 -0700
From: Gregory Mate <gmate@rogers.com>
Subject: Re: Mac's Thunderbird
>trivia alert....
>1) Who besides DM did we see driving the T-Bird? (I have 5, but there could
>be more.)
If Richie drove the T-Bird, would he then be Ri(t)chie while in the car?
>2) Episode we see DM use a remote thingee to open the convertible top?
The Clapper.
>3) Episode the windshield gets smashed?
The one where Richie drove it.
>4) License plate # ?
OUTATIME (or was that the DeLorean?)
>5) Episode it is featured in nifty time-lapse photography?
Ummm...the one with the 70's flashback (aka Disco Duncan)?
>6) Episode it is stolen?
The one where Richie drove it and left the keys in it.
>7) Episode it gets a parking ticket?
See #3.
>8) 2 episodes the windows are shot out?
Who gave Richie his license anyhow? Patty and Selma?
>9) What it (well, one of the 2 cars used in the series) sold for at the
>Anaheim convention?
Probably more money than I have.
>10) Its 2 Paris counterparts?
A Citroen and a DeLorean.
....Greg....
He Who Trivializes Trivia
gmate@rogers.com
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