Somewhere over past days I thought I saw a somewhat similar question that included prostitution. I don't exactly remember, though.I'm off- topic here,  but prostitution seems to me, when it is between two completely consenting adults, a very trustwor...  moreSomewhere over past days I thought I saw a somewhat similar question that included prostitution. I don't exactly remember, though.I'm off- topic here,  but prostitution seems to me, when it is between two completely consenting adults, a very trustworthy service. I don't really get why it's illegal. No one is getting harmed and the two people involved are the only two involved.  

It goes to composer Leroy Anderson   --"Forgotten Dreams"
Since a very young boy listening to his parents' albums, I quickly knew this was my favorite from Leroy Anderson. It remains my favorite.  :)

(Maybe I'm incorrect but I took your answer as tongue-in-cheek  -  that the actual calendar date of January 6 happens every year.)

I really, really, love the original and I only listened to this cover until I knew for sure it was the song.  :)

 THAT IS MY FAVORITE ABBA SONG!!!! YES, I'M YELLING!!!  :) :) :) :) :) SO GORGEOUS TO ME!! I like the music video, too.

It made me smile and that's good enough for me.  :)

Me, TOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!And my two siblings would agree, too!!!

And woops --  I realize I meant "intimate," not "immediate." I give up. Time to go to bed.:)

For SURE.  :)

Thanks.  :)

I'm thinking I did not see "The Red Violin" but heard good things about it.I recommend the above-"Funny Games" (1997) original. Since I already used a lot of superlative adjectives for it, I'll add that it is, by far, THE most disturbing movie I've ever s...  moreI'm thinking I did not see "The Red Violin" but heard good things about it.I recommend the above-"Funny Games" (1997) original. Since I already used a lot of superlative adjectives for it, I'll add that it is, by far, THE most disturbing movie I've ever seen. Director Haneke has said  (paraphrased) that he believes "violence should not be entertaining for an audience to watch, like so many big blockbuster movies. Violence should be uncomfortable."To me he made a masterpiece of a film that does just that. And like I said up there, overall, it is a quiet very polite kind of violence.For what it's worth, there are lots of movies I could recommend. Let me know if you want more, ha. :)  less

For sure, yes.

I was going to answer in a similar way - - you nailed it first.   :)

I have absolutely no idea.:)

Yes!!

I, too, very much liked your choice.

:):)

Please ask James Wilkes to stay on the stage.

:)

I took your question in an immediate way - not a worldwide way.

Thankfully, I'm not.But I felt in complete horror when I watched Michael Haneke's original Austrian-German film, 1997 "Funny Games"  ( a quiet, politely violent, terrifyingly disturbing movie with no gore, no blatant on-screen violence).A masterpiece...  moreThankfully, I'm not.But I felt in complete horror when I watched Michael Haneke's original Austrian-German film, 1997 "Funny Games"  ( a quiet, politely violent, terrifyingly disturbing movie with no gore, no blatant on-screen violence).A masterpiece of a film, too, for me.
(I've not seen Haneke's own American remake of the same film. The original is all I need.)The poster here is a French poster.  

:)

Hey, thanks for a Pick!  :) - from PorkyQuentin

He overheard my talking aloud about my quasi-dislike for bacon. He seemed perturbed. I was unaware I was being inappropriate to him, so the next day I wore this the entire day. He then seemed okay.

I thought something along those same lines. :)

I'll stick with "A Day with Wilbur Robinson" by William Joyce.
I don't have children but as an adult I became a fan of William Joyce and his books.This is my favorite of his so far.

You're welcome!   :)  Glad my idea worked. :)

I forgot about it.  :(

:)

I agree with your idea being fun, Danilo-G.  :)

As I've many times said, that sky is pure PERFECTION to WelbyQuentin! Gorgeous to me!Your picture made my day.  :)(I forgot about the moon anyway.)

I couldn't get it to play originally, either, so I typed in a description in YouTube and the same video was there, too. And I posted it here.  :)You're welcome, I'm glad to have helped!!:)

At party, after accepting a very big piece of chocolate cake and, upon taking a bite, finding out that it was a chocolate mocha cake.

:):)

Nice.  :)

And I still LOVVVVVVVVVE this SONG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:)

Came across your question again as I perused the category. I'm sorry it took me almost two years to reply! And I still agree with my answer 110%    - - and I'm glad you will play the song at the imaginary wedding. :) :)

If there is humor here, it went over my head. :)But I assume your description is true about your son and  grandson - - both of them would be cool to meet, I bet. I know very little about geology. And I believe young children, in general, encompass a ...  moreIf there is humor here, it went over my head. :)But I assume your description is true about your son and  grandson - - both of them would be cool to meet, I bet. I know very little about geology. And I believe young children, in general, encompass a lot to enlighten the adults in the world.  

I'm unsure of what song or group about which you mention in your question description but if it's A Great Big World's "Rockstar?" I love that group - and song. (And you know I love BTO.) If that young boy likes both groups? He has great taste!  :)"Ro...  moreI'm unsure of what song or group about which you mention in your question description but if it's A Great Big World's "Rockstar?" I love that group - and song. (And you know I love BTO.) If that young boy likes both groups? He has great taste!  :)"Rockstar"   A Great Big World  

I miss you on the site, Jon. And Winged Wonder.

Yup.  :)

They might be. But not me. Trying to help.

Maybe.Happened to me - - it was soon over. Easy for me to scram away, though I bled. 

:):)

Wow!That's pretty interesting!

Thanks.Yes, I do it in a respectful way. I'm usually quite quietly in awe when I've visited the sites. And all of the events/disasters about which I've read -- they all have something for all of us to learn.

It's okay . . .