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22 Nov 12 - 05:22 PM (#3440671) Subject: NCIS tells it like it is! From: Will Fly Just heard on an episode of NCIS: 1st NCIS man:" There's definitely something wrong with this guy." 2nd NCIS man: "What?" 1st NCIS man:" He likes folk music." |
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22 Nov 12 - 05:27 PM (#3440677) Subject: RE: NCIS tells it like it is! From: GUEST,999 LOLOL That is funny; thanks Will. (I'm still chuckling.) PS: What is NCIS? |
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22 Nov 12 - 05:28 PM (#3440681) Subject: RE: NCIS tells it like it is! From: Will Fly It's an American crime series - Naval Criminal Investigation Service. |
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22 Nov 12 - 05:36 PM (#3440685) Subject: RE: NCIS tells it like it is! From: Richard Bridge But the point is that the USA has very little folk music as such and designates modern songs not even in the tradition as folk songs. |
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22 Nov 12 - 06:29 PM (#3440726) Subject: RE: NCIS tells it like it is! From: GUEST,999 AT LAST, a funny thread for which I thank Will. Richard, ya old fart, tell me this: WHY is ANY belly button worthy of a criminal investigation, let alone service? I ask you. |
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22 Nov 12 - 06:35 PM (#3440731) Subject: RE: NCIS tells it like it is! From: Joe Offer Not so, Richard! We U.S. folkies are many hundred strong.... |
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22 Nov 12 - 08:24 PM (#3440771) Subject: RE: NCIS tells it like it is! From: Richard Bridge Because it's an orange, Bruce. |
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22 Nov 12 - 10:41 PM (#3440810) Subject: RE: NCIS tells it like it is! From: frogprince Is "naval jelly" rust remover still marketed regularly? I remember seeing it as a kid, and wondering what it was supposed to do for your belly button, and what it was doing in the hardward department. |
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22 Nov 12 - 11:02 PM (#3440813) Subject: RE: NCIS tells it like it is! From: GUEST,999 OK, all. What was the piece of writing from which comes the last line ' to the close and holy darkness, and then I slept.'? And don't try the Dylan Thomas routine! |
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22 Nov 12 - 11:12 PM (#3440817) Subject: RE: NCIS tells it like it is! From: Phil Cooper There's another NCIS episode where someone uses Tom Lehrer's Element song as a code for a password. |