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Old 04-07-2007, 10:06 PM   #1
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So Far, Mr. Bob Dole is runig away with the EASY prize of five bucks with only 2 1/2 points....
Bob Dole wasn't sure whether you were asking for the actor's names, or character names like Booger and Poindexter.

And after actually watching the clip, there's also the Michael Jackson character (with the white kid playing the role of Alfonso Ribeiro from the Pepsi commercial). Bob Dole can't seem to recall who played an electric violin back in the 1980's (with the exception of the Beverly Hills Cop soundtrack).

Is there bonus points for recognizing that Robert Carradine is "playing" a CoCo?
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Old 04-08-2007, 08:30 AM   #2
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Bob Dole wasn't sure whether you were asking for the actor's names, or character names like Booger and Poindexter.

And after actually watching the clip, there's also the Michael Jackson character (with the white kid playing the role of Alfonso Ribeiro from the Pepsi commercial). Bob Dole can't seem to recall who played an electric violin back in the 1980's (with the exception of the Beverly Hills Cop soundtrack).

Is there bonus points for recognizing that Robert Carradine is "playing" a CoCo?
Okay, Bob Dole wins a 5-spo. and I win the awrd for most lame trivia question ever. This one's even worse than my Haiku contest. I'm certainly no Rainman.

But for those of you who are jonesing to know the answers ( )

Lewis and Gilbert are DEVO
Lamaar and Wormser are Michael Jackson and the Alfonso Ribeiro

Toshira is Kind of like a Village People Indian but playing a gong like Doobie Brothers(?)

Booger is Elvis

And Poindexter is Thomas Dolby, though he never had that look in concert, just one album photo.

I will now go and try to reclaim my manhood. Who's the real nerd now?
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Old 04-08-2007, 08:33 AM   #3
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I will now go and try to reclaim my manhood.
How can one reclaim what they've never had a claim to in the first place?
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Old 04-08-2007, 05:55 PM   #4
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Okay, Bob Dole wins a 5-spo. and I win the awrd for most lame trivia question ever.
Sweet. Please mail the $5 to:

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Old 04-08-2007, 08:59 PM   #5
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