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43406

Fictional characters who suspect/spy on/pursue the main character:

  1. Dr. Bellows (I Dream of Jeannie)

  2. Gladys Kravitz (Bewitched)

  3. Rhett Butler (Gone With the Wind)

  4. Lois Lane (The Adventures of Superman)

  5. Captain Binghamton (McHale’s Navy)
    Your Soap Opera name (your middle name and the street on which you grew up)

  6. Ellen Southgate

  7. Carol Burnett

  8. Gilbert Main

43407

]Fictional characters who suspect/spy on/pursue the main character:

  1. Dr. Bellows (I Dream of Jeannie)
  2. Gladys Kravitz (Bewitched)
  3. Rhett Butler (Gone With the Wind)
  4. Lois Lane (The Adventures of Superman)
  5. Captain Binghamton (McHale’s Navy)
  6. Candice Flynn, “Phineas and Ferb”
43408

Fictional characters who suspect/spy on/pursue the main character:

  1. Dr. Bellows (I Dream of Jeannie)
  2. Gladys Kravitz (Bewitched)
  3. Rhett Butler (Gone With the Wind)
  4. Lois Lane (The Adventures of Superman)
  5. Captain Binghamton (McHale’s Navy)
  6. Candice Flynn, “Phineas and Ferb”
  7. Mitchell, (Ready, Jet, Go!)
43409

Fictional characters who suspect/spy on/pursue the main character:

  1. Dr. Bellows (I Dream of Jeannie)
  2. Gladys Kravitz (Bewitched)
  3. Rhett Butler (Gone With the Wind)
  4. Lois Lane (The Adventures of Superman)
  5. Captain Binghamton (McHale’s Navy)
  6. Candice Flynn, “Phineas and Ferb”
  7. Mitchell, (Ready, Jet, Go!)
  8. Gargamel, The Smurfs
43410

Fictional characters who suspect/spy on/pursue the main character:

  1. Dr. Bellows (I Dream of Jeannie)
  2. Gladys Kravitz (Bewitched)
  3. Rhett Butler (Gone With the Wind)
  4. Lois Lane (The Adventures of Superman)
  5. Captain Binghamton (McHale’s Navy)
  6. Candice Flynn, “Phineas and Ferb”
  7. Mitchell, (Ready, Jet, Go!)
  8. Gargamel, The Smurfs
  9. Wile E. Coyote
43411

Fictional characters who suspect/spy on/pursue the main character:

  1. Dr. Bellows (I Dream of Jeannie)
  2. Gladys Kravitz (Bewitched)
  3. Rhett Butler (Gone With the Wind)
  4. Lois Lane (The Adventures of Superman)
  5. Captain Binghamton (McHale’s Navy)
  6. Candice Flynn, “Phineas and Ferb”
  7. Lt. Girard ==> Richard Kimble ==> One-armed man (The Fugitive)
43412

Fictional characters who suspect/spy on/pursue the main character:

  1. Dr. Bellows (I Dream of Jeannie)
  2. Gladys Kravitz (Bewitched)
  3. Rhett Butler (Gone With the Wind)
  4. Lois Lane (The Adventures of Superman)
  5. Captain Binghamton (McHale’s Navy)
  6. Candice Flynn, “Phineas and Ferb”
  7. Mitchell, (Ready, Jet, Go!)
  8. Gargamel, The Smurfs
  9. Wile E. Coyote
  10. Lt. Girard ==> Richard Kimble ==> One-armed man (The Fugitive)

Housekeeping

43413

Fictional characters who suspect/spy on/pursue the main character:

  1. Dr. Bellows (I Dream of Jeannie)
  2. Gladys Kravitz (Bewitched)
  3. Rhett Butler (Gone With the Wind)
  4. Lois Lane (The Adventures of Superman)
  5. Captain Binghamton (McHale’s Navy)
  6. Candice Flynn, “Phineas and Ferb”
  7. Mitchell, (Ready, Jet, Go!)
  8. Gargamel, The Smurfs
  9. Wile E. Coyote
  10. Lt. Girard ==> Richard Kimble ==> One-armed man (The Fugitive)
  11. Stanley Roper, Three’s Company.
43414

Fictional characters who suspect/spy on/pursue the main character:

  1. Dr. Bellows (I Dream of Jeannie)
  2. Gladys Kravitz (Bewitched)
  3. Rhett Butler (Gone With the Wind)
  4. Lois Lane (The Adventures of Superman)
  5. Captain Binghamton (McHale’s Navy)
  6. Candice Flynn, “Phineas and Ferb”
  7. Mitchell, (Ready, Jet, Go!)
  8. Gargamel, The Smurfs
  9. Wile E. Coyote
  10. Lt. Girard ==> Richard Kimble ==> One-armed man (The Fugitive)
  11. The Professor ==> Phillip Vandamm ==> (Mr. Kaplan) ==> Roger Thornhill
43415

Fictional characters who suspect/spy on/pursue the main character:

  1. Dr. Bellows (I Dream of Jeannie)
  2. Gladys Kravitz (Bewitched)
  3. Rhett Butler (Gone With the Wind)
  4. Lois Lane (The Adventures of Superman)
  5. Captain Binghamton (McHale’s Navy)
  6. Candice Flynn, “Phineas and Ferb”
  7. Mitchell, (Ready, Jet, Go!)
  8. Gargamel, The Smurfs
  9. Wile E. Coyote
  10. Lt. Girard ==> Richard Kimble ==> One-armed man (The Fugitive)
  11. Stanley Roper, Three’s Company.
  12. Jack McGee > David Banner/The Incredible Hulk (70s TV series)
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Fictional characters who suspect/spy on/pursue the main character:

  1. Dr. Bellows (I Dream of Jeannie)
  2. Gladys Kravitz (Bewitched)
  3. Rhett Butler (Gone With the Wind)
  4. Lois Lane (The Adventures of Superman)
  5. Captain Binghamton (McHale’s Navy)
  6. Candice Flynn, “Phineas and Ferb”
  7. Mitchell, (Ready, Jet, Go!)
  8. Gargamel, The Smurfs
  9. Wile E. Coyote
  10. Lt. Girard ==> Richard Kimble ==> One-armed man (The Fugitive)
  11. Stanley Roper, Three’s Company.
  12. Jack McGee > David Banner/The Incredible Hulk (70s TV series)
  13. The Professor ==> Phillip Vandamm ==> (Mr. Kaplan) ==> Roger Thornhill (North by Northwest)

Pass.

43417

Your Soap Opera name (your middle name and the street on which you grew up)

  1. Ellen Southgate
  2. Carol Burnett
  3. Gilbert Main
  4. Damien 37th (doesn’t quite work, does it?)
43418

Your Soap Opera name (your middle name and the street on which you grew up)

  1. Ellen Southgate
  2. Carol Burnett
  3. Gilbert Main
  4. Damien 37th
  5. Edward Brown
43419

: A logical, reasonable sentence containing three consecutive words that are anagrams.

  1. When the shit hits this fan. it’ll really be a mess.
  2. Reverend Jones, who holds a job to which I once ASPIRED, PRAISED DIAPERS in his sermon on motherhood.
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Sorry about that, I got ninjaed by a thread that suddenly already had three phantom entries, and then edited to comforn. Whoever is next, go with whichever.

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Guest

A logical, reasonable sentence containing three consecutive words that are anagrams.

  1. When the shit hits this fan. it’ll really be a mess.
  2. Reverend Jones, who holds a job to which I once ASPIRED, PRAISED DIAPERS in his sermon on motherhood.
  3. “Priest Esprit Ripest Tripes” read the sign on the Stripe.
43422

A logical, reasonable sentence containing three consecutive words that are anagrams.

  1. When the shit hits this fan. it’ll really be a mess.
  2. Reverend Jones, who holds a job to which I once ASPIRED, PRAISED DIAPERS in his sermon on motherhood.
  3. “Priest Esprit Ripest Tripes” read the sign on the Stripe.
  4. “I’ve had one neo eon” said the waking Sleeping Beauty.
43423

A logical, reasonable sentence containing three consecutive words that are anagrams.

  1. When the shit hits this fan. it’ll really be a mess.
  2. Reverend Jones, who holds a job to which I once ASPIRED, PRAISED DIAPERS in his sermon on motherhood.
  3. “Priest Esprit Ripest Tripes” read the sign on the Stripe.
  4. “I’ve had one neo eon” said the waking Sleeping Beauty.
  5. The discounter introduces reductions to the stores prices.
43424

A logical, reasonable sentence containing three consecutive words that are anagrams.

  1. When the shit hits this fan. it’ll really be a mess.
  2. Reverend Jones, who holds a job to which I once ASPIRED, PRAISED DIAPERS in his sermon on motherhood.
  3. “Priest Esprit Ripest Tripes” read the sign on the Stripe.
  4. “I’ve had one neo eon” said the waking Sleeping Beauty.
  5. The discounter introduces reductions to the stores prices.
  6. Are these the ablest stable tables?
43425

A logical, reasonable sentence containing three consecutive words that are anagrams.

  1. When the shit hits this fan. it’ll really be a mess.
  2. Reverend Jones, who holds a job to which I once ASPIRED, PRAISED DIAPERS in his sermon on motherhood.
  3. “Priest Esprit Ripest Tripes” read the sign on the Stripe.
  4. “I’ve had one neo eon” said the waking Sleeping Beauty.
  5. The discounter introduces reductions to the stores prices.
  6. Are these the ablest stable tables?
  7. “Leif, file Life under Board Games, please.”