"Mann, they'z" deranged for sure.   ;) 

I've not read that book, ha.Like I've said, I admit I am very partial to the very local, rural "Night of the Living Dead" original movie. :)

Hi! You watched my very favorite movie --  director George Romero's original 1968 black-and-white "Night of the Living Dead"? Nice! It is SO good to me --PLOT SPOILER!! Night of the Living Dead!the it-all-happens-in-one-night, seven very-real people ...  moreHi! You watched my very favorite movie --  director George Romero's original 1968 black-and-white "Night of the Living Dead"? Nice! It is SO good to me --PLOT SPOILER!! Night of the Living Dead!the it-all-happens-in-one-night, seven very-real people (all with strengths and weaknesses), strangers to each other, in a rural farmhouse just trying to get through the night and they don't know what is going on. The television news reports are their only connection to news.Scared me SO much as 12 year old! Still scares me as a very-much-an-adult. :)I've heard similar good reports about "28 Years Later."I very much liked "28 Days Later" -- but not so much at all "28 Weeks Later."I'll have to catch it sometime.Be Well, Cosmic!:)EDIT: Unsure of the who the person is in the pic.  less

"The Heart of Rock and Roll"              Huey Lewis and The News(lots of rocking cities are named; to me, any city or town can rock for various reasons)

I like your choice, too. Hadn't heard it before. (I don't think.)

"We Are What We Are"          The Other Ones

"Belfast Child"     Simple Minds   I've not been to Belfast but I'd like to from what I've read and seen
(This isn't a rock song but it is amazingly poignant and beautiful to me; and the music video is superlative to me.)

"Tight Fit"      Chaka  Khan     (Chaka's worth it every time for me, though)

I really like that song and group.

No. I don't think I do.(If your situation had happened to me, I would not have returned the butter for fear of someone seeing me putting the butter back and I'd get reported, and then I'd get into trouble.
Welcome to my messed head.)

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Sorry but I'm unsure of how you'd like me to answer. If it's just to keep alive, sure, that's a worthy goal. :)And of those you mentioned, I like them all, but Sade really pulls me in in the best of ways.

(Did you mean "mid-terms"?)

I like many of her songs that I've heard.I'm glad you liked the Enya song, too.

Agreed.

I've smiled a lot any time I've come across your question here. I've been wondering if there is a cool, incredibly great pun or joke I might be missing.But I love the group Bread and have always liked this song.I guess I'll leave(ened)Bread, themselves, t...  moreI've smiled a lot any time I've come across your question here. I've been wondering if there is a cool, incredibly great pun or joke I might be missing.But I love the group Bread and have always liked this song.I guess I'll leave(ened)Bread, themselves, to answer.
(Weak attempt at humour there, I know.)  

Sly and The Family Stone!!!Yesss!
Chills up and down my arms as I listen.And that's my answer. I don't care about whatever answer might have come to me  --  Family and Sly get all my attention as I listen.Love them.Made my day even better.Thank you.

LeftyHip: "Hey, Righty . . . he's apologizing again . . ."RightyHippy: "Yeah, I thought I heard something similar floating around up there . . . "

Uh . . . no . . . be very careful . .

SO funny, ha!! Thanks, Shuhak, for the smiles.

Not so well at all can I distinguish, but I just listen and enjoy the variety of sounds and voices of all the birds.And I can distinguish my favorite birds - - crows. I admire what I'd call their sense of self-assuredness. And I find them beautiful.I'll s...  moreNot so well at all can I distinguish, but I just listen and enjoy the variety of sounds and voices of all the birds.And I can distinguish my favorite birds - - crows. I admire what I'd call their sense of self-assuredness. And I find them beautiful.I'll sing -- "Let's hear it for the Crow."  ;)
I'm rambling off-topic but crows happen to be in what I'd call "The Best Single Scene in any Movie" in Alfred Hitchcock's "The Birds" - - they and 'Melanie Daniels' as Melanie sits on a bench by a school playground while school children are heard singing in the school.    less

Excellent answer!

Cool. :)

It just hit me --  I had not looked closely at who posted the correct answer first - - I do know I saw Chief Ten Beers' answer first, thus, the Pick.  I know you got it correct up there, too, and I think I had seen your answer the next day after...  moreIt just hit me --  I had not looked closely at who posted the correct answer first - - I do know I saw Chief Ten Beers' answer first, thus, the Pick.  I know you got it correct up there, too, and I think I had seen your answer the next day after I had seen CTB's answer? I don't know. Glad you nailed it, too, though. You're an Honorary Pick!  :) :)  

It works if you work it.

"Sing for your Supper"     The Mamas and The Papas(I just now found out this is a Rodgers and Hart song. Cool. I love the group's take on it.)

'The old man' in Howard Jones' "Life in One Day"  Just listen to all he says:
"Life In One Day"
The old man said to meSaid don't always take life so seriouslyPlay the fluteAnd dance and sing your songTry and enjoy the here and nowThe future will...  more'The old man' in Howard Jones' "Life in One Day"  Just listen to all he says:
"Life In One Day"
The old man said to meSaid don't always take life so seriouslyPlay the fluteAnd dance and sing your songTry and enjoy the here and nowThe future will take care of itself somehowThe grass is never greener over thereTime will wear away the stoneGets the hereditary boneDon't try to live your life in one dayDon't go speed your time awayDon't try to live your life in one dayDon't go speed your time awayThe old man said to meSaid you can't change the world single-handedlyRaise a glass enjoy the sceneryPretend the water is champagneAnd fill my glass again and againWhile the wolves are gathering round your doorTime will wear away the stoneGets the hereditary boneThe old man said to meSaid don't always take life so seriouslyPlay the fluteAnd dance and sing your songTry and enjoy the here and nowThe future will take care of itself somehowThe grass is never greener over thereTime will wear away the stoneGets the heredi...    less

No.

Rosebud.

"Why, she wouldn't even harm a fly."

I try not to take it personally, yes (and I usually succeed).Not only with my political views, but with any other of the many times in my life I (and/or my views/thoughts) have been insulted, I try to pause, and then think, and then ask myself, "What migh...  moreI try not to take it personally, yes (and I usually succeed).Not only with my political views, but with any other of the many times in my life I (and/or my views/thoughts) have been insulted, I try to pause, and then think, and then ask myself, "What might I learn from this?"
   

Very, very, very valid input. After reading your reply, I now have changed my mind from what I originally said. Cool.I completely agree with you.

I'm very glad you laughed!! I remember the first time I saw this image and I, too, laughed out loud! :)

I get your point for sure. :)But, to me, acting is still all pretending anyway, to one degree or another.Yes, I've pretended not knowing something when  working with young children -- another one of my many jobs! Many, many times in my adult life, yo...  moreI get your point for sure. :)But, to me, acting is still all pretending anyway, to one degree or another.Yes, I've pretended not knowing something when  working with young children -- another one of my many jobs! Many, many times in my adult life, young children can show me how much we adults might learn from them.  

You got it.Jessica Lange portrays real-life actress Frances Farmer. Amazing performance.

Yes!!Veronica Cartwright -- my favorite actress.

I highly recommend this movie!!Melanie Lynskey and Kate Winslet (in the image) are both beyond superb and believable to me in the movie. The movie is based upon true events, too.Wondering if you've seen all these movies or used a smooth maneuver of some s...  moreI highly recommend this movie!!Melanie Lynskey and Kate Winslet (in the image) are both beyond superb and believable to me in the movie. The movie is based upon true events, too.Wondering if you've seen all these movies or used a smooth maneuver of some sort to identify the movies in my five numbered questions. :)  

Yup!Details under Chief Ten Beers' correct answer. :)Thanks for checking in on my question.If you wish, check out my other four similar posted questions with movie images; thus ,the numbers in my questions. :)

Details under Chief Ten Beers' correct answer. :)Thanks for checking in on my question.If you wish, check out my other four similar posted questions with movie images; thus ,the numbers in my questions. :)

Details under Chief Ten Beers' correct answer. :)Thanks for checking in on my question.If you wish, check out my other four similar posted questions with movie images; thus ,the numbers in my questions. :)

Details under Chief Ten Beers' correct answer. :)I'd venture to say you may very well like this movie!! :)If you wish, check out my other four similar posted questions with movie images; thus, the numbers in my questions. :)Thanks for looking in on my question.

Yes, you got it Chief Ten Beers, cool! It's the original movie "The Innocents" from 1961 (not the later remake).The image features Deborah Kerr and Martin Stephens.I'm wondering if you've seen the movie or if some other techy-involved maneuver identified ...  moreYes, you got it Chief Ten Beers, cool! It's the original movie "The Innocents" from 1961 (not the later remake).The image features Deborah Kerr and Martin Stephens.I'm wondering if you've seen the movie or if some other techy-involved maneuver identified the movie. I'm terribly lacking in tech maneuvers.Anyway, I highly recommend the movie if you've not seen it.It's based on the Henry James' book "The Turn of the Screw." Years after seeing the movie, I read the book. It was very good to me, too. The movie terrified me in the best of ways as a boy of about 11. The movie still chills me.  less

Yess! I love, love, love this movie for scaring me SO much when I first saw it at the age of 12 years-old-or-so -- it still frightens me (not the later remake version). I highly recommend this movie to anyone who has not seen it!And you caught me, ha --&n...  moreYess! I love, love, love this movie for scaring me SO much when I first saw it at the age of 12 years-old-or-so -- it still frightens me (not the later remake version). I highly recommend this movie to anyone who has not seen it!And you caught me, ha --  after posting this question, I knew I had earlier posted the same question with a very-similar scene image.  :)And this movie introduced me to author John Wyndham. A day or two after first seeing the movie, I went to the library to find and read his "The Midwich Cuckoos,"  the book upon which this movie is based. Superlative, too! I've since read every book Wyndham wrote and they're all great!Thanks for checking this question and my other questions I posted the other day, Flint Ironstag. :)I have to go to work now -- will be back sometime later this weekend.  Be Well  less

No worries for Randy D --  she had misheard about his love for sandwiches and wants to share her favorite book with him.

Yup -- the topic was my favorite movie -- the original 1968 "Night of the Living Dead"I found out the bank teller with whom I was talking loves the movie, too.We talked for several minutes.  :)(I was the only customer in the bank at the time.)
What a...  moreYup -- the topic was my favorite movie -- the original 1968 "Night of the Living Dead"I found out the bank teller with whom I was talking loves the movie, too.We talked for several minutes.  :)(I was the only customer in the bank at the time.)
What a great movie.  

For acting performances on stage in dances/ballets/plays/musicals -- sometimes the roles I portrayed/portray required/require me to act/perform like I was/am stupid at times, yeah.:)

In addition to my other answer, I'll add more details: I saw a picture of singer Michael Stipe, and, at first, the picture looked like a scary clown image to me. Then, after a second and third longer look, I realized it was Michael Stipe, just looking down.

I plan to leave the questions up for a length of time to see if anyone gets the movies. If no one does, I'll put in the titles.