Without looking, (like I would be able to tell)
Does anyone know what the only rates X movie
was to win an oscar?

Would it be Caligula?

Sorry, but thats incorrect.

:(


btw, Welcome to Oprano.

If you mean NC-17, you talking about Henry and June?

C.

Well it was a shot in the dark.. I love that movie...I have it upstairs in my collection. And thank you! :)


I saw Serge's bum somewhere once and I knew that this was a place I had to be :P

It was originally rated X (this is a hint) but reduced to R when the PG-13 designation was invented in the 80's.

MIDNIGHT COWBOY

Another hint ... It wasn't
Last tango in Paris

Ding Ding - I see a winner

If it's trivia hour ....

He failed in business in '31.
He was defeated for state legislator in '32.
He tried another business in '33. It failed.
His fiancée died in '35.
He had a nervous breakdown in '36.
In '43 he ran for Congress and was defeated.
He tried again in '48 and was defeated again.
He tried running for Senate in '55. He lost.

Who was it?

Midnight Cowboy is correct.

Honest Abe????

Ah, but there's more to the story - Midnight Cowboy, with nothing changed, is now rated R :D

Here's another trivia question (only because I really don't know the answer and want to find out, hehehe), does anyone know what kind of bird makes a noise like the first notes of whatever the theme song is from Midnight Cowboy? :blink:

Ding, Ding , Dng
We have a winner!!!

'56 he ran for Vice President and lost.
In '59 he ran for Senate again and was defeated.
In 1860 Abe Lincoln, was elected the 16th President of the United States.

and now you know .... the rest of the story

hmmm, one with wings?

:P

Thats a tough one.

It was the strangest thing. Heard it several times in about an hour one day. Maybe Wig will know :)

How many square miles does the Pacific Ocean cover?

:unsure:

64,186,300 square miles

(I cheated :yowsa: )

If you have triskaidekaphobia, what are you afraid of?

The number 13!

C.

Another winner.
13 is correct.
:agrin:

what's the longest word in the english dictionary?

antidisestablishmentarianism

Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanicconiosis
Floccipoccinihilipilification
antidisestablishmentarianism


it all depends on which english dictionary you use..





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You suckup!!!


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:D

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Actually there's some really interesting reading concerning this here.

I only know this because it was a discussion that was had elsewhere not too long ago, and I had to "prove" that antidisestablishmentarianism was actually a word. :)

Am I going nuts or was this on a TV show...they had some sort of contest?

Brady Bunch maybe?

She just loves me for my big DICtionary
Thesaurus girl I've ever seen!

What other countries besides the US have not yet accepted the Metric System as a form of measurement?

Does the Earth travel in a circular orbit around the Sun, or elliptical?

You can answer them both at once, or seperately. :D

C.

elliptical

Liberia and Myanmar

Wrong, and Right!

The Earth travels in a nearly perfect circular around the sun. The most interesting part of the article I was pulling this from was that despite many doomsayers, the planet could sustain a massive change in orbit (such as huge asteroids hitting us or other planets, throwing us into an elipse) and still be habitable. Bring it on!

C.

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see, look at the things you miss in these threaded boards

voodoo, stand back and watch how the man works ... you might learn something ;-)))


:P

That little difference in deviation from a circle leaves the Earth 3 million kilometers closer to the Sun at it's closest.

What was Socrates' mom's name?

Mrs. Socrates

:P

No, Vick!

:zzz:

Her name was Vick also!!!!
What a coincidence :yowsa:

maybe it was .......
Phaenarete, she was a midwife

Vick, yes :wnw: