[QUOTE=The Chao Goes Mu]
I would think then, the second least spoken phrase would be "Does the bass player ever shut up?
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snerk!
Although I once did know a bass player who would just not shut up.
“ROCKIES WIN! ROCKIES WIN! ROCKIES WIN!” :eek:
Or mebbe I’m a little premature yet.
My contribution to musically themed rare sentences:
“No, the drummer and his wife have been married for 20 years now.”
[QUOTE=Tristan]
My contribution to musically themed rare sentences:
“No, the drummer and his wife have been married for 20 years now.”
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heheheh
A more serious contribution:
“Same-sex marriage has been recognized in…”
Massachusetts. 1 down, 49 to go.
[QUOTE=Maus Magill]
Perhaps he meant Kolchek, the Night Stalker?
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I think he meant his secretary, Notary Kojak.
[QUOTE=control-z]
Johnny Carson used to say the least spoken phrase in the English language is: “That’s the banjo player’s Porsche.”
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Hmmm, wonder what Steve Martin’s driving these days? 
[QUOTE=SmartAleq]
Hmmm, wonder what Steve Martin’s driving these days?
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Apparently the Humorless Comedy Movie market.
Cute can also mean ohhh, how adorable. I always thought Sean Connery as Indiana Jones’s dad in “Last Crusade” was cute in an adorable old man way.
I always thought Columbo was cute/adorable, even when I was a 21-year-old. (Back when it was a new show, sigh). I always liked the shaggy rumpled look, as well as the good humor, compassion, intelligence, and intuition he displayed.
FTR, I’m 21 and I doubt more than five of my friends and acquaintances, total, have heard of Columbo.
I am shamed to admit that I don’t think I’ve ever actually watched Columbo, though I think I remember when it was still on the air.
After a brief GIS, I have to admit that Peter Falk WAS rather cute as a young man. He falls into my cute categories, at least: twinkly eyes, dark curly hair, prominent schnozz.
[QUOTE=fetus]
FTR, I’m 21 and I doubt more than five of my friends and acquaintances, total, have heard of Columbo.
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Yipes. I’m going on 29 this year and I definitely remember flipping past commercials for Columbo as a weeun in front of the glass teat. (god, I nearly typed electronic teat, goes to show)
[QUOTE=Cluricaun]
Apparently the Humorless Comedy Movie market.
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sigh Too true… wanders off aimlessly in search of a copy of “LA Story”
[QUOTE=Tristan]
My contribution to musically themed rare sentences:
“No, the drummer and his wife have been married for 20 years now.”
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Actually, it’s 26 & counting
Columbo’s full of the hotness, absolutely! Smart, rumpled, confident men, with a twinkle in the eye…yum!
[QUOTE=fessie]
Columbo’s full of the hotness, absolutely! Smart, rumpled, confident men, with a twinkle in the eye…yum!
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Yeah, we’re cute, but I’m not really interested.
Oh, just one more thing…
[QUOTE=fessie]
Columbo’s full of the hotness, absolutely! Smart, rumpled, confident men, with a twinkle in the eye…yum!
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He had his glassie made with a permanent twinkle. He has several, and one of them has a malevelent glint. 
[QUOTE=Tapiotar]
I always thought Columbo was cute/adorable, even when I was a 21-year-old. (Back when it was a new show, sigh). I always liked the shaggy rumpled look, as well as the good humor, compassion, intelligence, and intuition he displayed.
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I am totally with you. He was really cute, especially the rumpled dark hair. And all the excellent personality traits too. I still have to stop if I come across a repeat on TV, just to look at him for a few minutes.
Not a phrase but a concept…I know quilting is trendy and all, but the idea of this combination of slogan and product has me 
“Will Work for Fat Quarters” thong I know maybe one quilter this would remotely be appropriate for.
[QUOTE=gigi]
Not a phrase but a concept…I know quilting is trendy and all, but the idea of this combination of slogan and product has me 
“Will Work for Fat Quarters” thong I know maybe one quilter this would remotely be appropriate for.
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What on earth does that even mean?