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Brunkster wrote:Amber to Patty in On the Wagon: "So, anyway. So they were all in this featherbed, and I was making pancakes for George Bush, of all people."

Next: Gingerbread

Angela's poem from "The Substitute":

Rickie[reading]: Once upon a time there lived a girl. She slept in a lovely little cottage made of ginger bread and candy. She was always asleep. One morning she woke up, and the candy had mold on it. Her father blew her a kiss and the house fell down. She realized
she was lost. She found herself walking down a crowded street.
But the people were made of paper. Like paper dolls. She blew
everyone a kiss good bye and watched as they blew away.

Next word: bra strap

Angela kept noticing her teacher tugging at her bra strap. Sorry I forget the teachers' name right now!

Next word: Pirate

RM

Rainey's_Mischief wrote:Angela kept noticing her teacher tugging at her bra strap. Sorry I forget the teachers' name right now!

Next word: Pirate

RM

Graham dresses in a pirate costume in "Halloween."

Next word: ladder

Graham is on a ladder while painting the house blue in 'Father Figures'.

Next word: Rush Limbaugh

Next word: Rush Limbaugh


Hallie: So what do we think of him?
Graham: Stefan Dieter?
Hallie: No, Rush Limbaugh!

Graham and Hallie discuss their cooking instuctor during class in Self-Esteem.

Next Word: Surgically

Brian: They've been holding hands for like two weeks. I mean, it's like their hands have been surgically implanted.

Next word: Buttermilk

Brunkster wrote:Brian: They've been holding hands for like two weeks. I mean, it's like their hands have been surgically implanted.

Next word: Buttermilk

"I bought buttermilk?"

Graham to Patty, in the morning, just before Angela shows up with some muffin (Strangers in the House #8)


Next "term":

Throwing Copper

well, since it seems kind of hard to get, some advice on the last one:

- it's not a "word", but some "association" (for something that ain't to be said but still heard)
- there's a bed involved
- it's been "invented" in the same state our protagonists live in

hope that helps...

I have no thoughts for "throwing copper." I'll keep thinking about it. In the meantime here is a new word: Bisque

Throwing copper

This one has had me stumped for months! I tried to come up with all sorts of things; for a while I thought I was on to something when I translated "throwing copper" into "pitching pennies". I kept trying to find a scene in which kids were playing that game in the background but I was unsuccessful.

Speaking of playing in the background, I saw "The Weekend" recently and heard an old Live song in the background. I thought to myself, "I remember this song. . .what album was it on?" Then I realized it was on the Throwing Copper album! This must be the connection, but since there's already a prompt of "bisque" out there I don't want to introduce a new one. Still, I'd love to know if I really figured it out or if I've just been done in by my own cleverness.

NoTom wrote:

Brunkster wrote:Brian: They've been holding hands for like two weeks. I mean, it's like their hands have been surgically implanted.

Next word: Buttermilk

"I bought buttermilk?"

Graham to Patty, in the morning, just before Angela shows up with some muffin (Strangers in the House #8)


Next "term":

Throwing Copper

Throwing Copper is the name of the album on which "I Alone" appears. The band's name is Live.

From the So-Called Soundtrack:

http://www.mscl.com/music.html

@Brunkster:
although it's been a longer while ago...

you're right on the Live-CD (just like Tomspeed already wrote). The association is:

#18 (the weekend) - scene with the bunch of them sitting in the bedroom, trying to figure out how to solve the on the hand-cuffs - the music playing on the radio/tape is "Alone" by Live.
So you've figured it out - 100% .

We need a new word or this thread will die.

Try This One:
"sliding downhill."

I had already given one...Bisque!