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Except that in some cases people forget to give borrowed things back :)

Yes :biggrin:

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Sadly no, rbud, wrong genre :)

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:embarasse Oops, I'm out of practice! Okay, a play, a play, a play's the thing....

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Hm i thought Taming of the Shrew? ooooooooops, just saw Hel's previous post :lol: sorry about that

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Oh dear, seems I got people seriously discombobulated with my pictionary :lol:

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I found a play by the Belgian 'theatremaker' Inne Goris and her group 'Zeven' called Death and the Girl based on Schuberts Der Tod und Das Mädchen, but I doubt you expected us to be familiar with that one ;)

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Well, you were a lot closer in your last post, Helanren!
Nonetheless, it might not be a play people are familiar with nowadays ;)

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I read that as either a play by the Bard himself, or one of his contemporaries?

For Shakespeare, I guess you could make a point for either of these three:
All's Well That Ends Well
As You Like It
Comedy of Errors

but I'm not totally convinced :lol:!

So, off to the 16th century section of the library again....

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And in that library: Thomas Heywood, A Woman Killed with Kindness seems to jump out ;).

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Just gotta love your sense of humour :rotfl:

Indeed it does :) Good to see it wasn't that farfetched a clue after all :) Kudos to you for solving it!

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I have to admit it's not one of the things I reread every year...;)

Historical figure

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Another thing they are all wearing hats, don't know if thats got anything to do with it.

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this is going to be a long one- can feel it in my bones- if the cap fits? it would be good to identify some of these glorious gentlemen- got gadafhi, men going gaga with the other good souls! no points for alliteration, and no nearer either:1zhelp:

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The gentleman in the black fedora/white cap is an American singer with Grammy's won in three separate categories over a period of 40 years; the gentleman in the last two photo's is royalty of mixed European/American parentage ;)

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You two have noticed the most important clues, though Scouser's observation still needs a little polishing...Vivi too already mentioned an important word....

Not necessarily :lol:!

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Its Prince Albert, so rbud was right they are all called Al ?

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The man in row two is Al Jarreau.
so we can safely say that Al is the comon factor.

Al Capone maybe?

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And can you explain that choice :)?

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I have edited something to my previous post.
Oh sorry you asked why Al Capone, didn't know we had to defend our guesses, but OK :biggrin:
Al Cap - on , Al with a Cap on his head.
As you have crossed out all the Al's with an other sort of headwear.

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The baseball player has a cap on !

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It's one of those hard-top caps, they wear that when they are up to bat. It's not a regular cap.

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I guess that's not a hard rule, I just (same as when I'm playing PnC's) like to know the why :lol9:!

You're right of course

Your turn :jossun:!

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Thanks for that explanation celli.:lol: and well done for getting that :arms:

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Wow I actually got one right made by mr. Hel?
Can't believe my eyes. Nice picty though.
I haven't got one prepared so give me a few moments.

OK I've made one, you'll probably get this in two secs flat, but it's the best I can come up with at the moment.
A movie.....

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Hahaha, the first thing Google comes up with is Monster in My Pants, but I doubt that's the one that you want :rotfl:

Nor would Fatty's Magic Pants (1914; the days before PC-ness arrived :lol9:)

Maybe The Sisterhood of the Travelling Pants?

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It is indeed not the one, but for the first picture you couldn't be more right ......brrrrrrrrrrrrrr:yikes:

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Thats scary:yikes: Should we know who the little girl is ?

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Nope, not important :no:

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Lets try The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants (2005)

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Hel already said that in his previous post, sorry, no.
In fact it has nothing to do with pants.

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Hm maybe Supersize me, or something like that? Though only the first one would really fit that description...

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i could make it in norwegian-

billy (billig=cheap) jeans are not my lover- had to do that

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Could it be "The Incredible Shrinking Woman "?

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If not, it probably should be :lol9:!

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Very nice guesses you all, but none of them comes close.
Although I must say that Angel said something important, probably without realizing it.:)

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Ha that's the way i go through life :lol:
okay since i don't realise it but it is about sizes maybe
The perfect fit (2001)

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Or Ashley and Kisha: Finding the Right Fit :lol:?

Oh, there's also a movie called A Matter of Size! Plotline: "A comedy about a 'coming out' of a different kind - overweight people learning to accept themselves."

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or maybe The Misfits (film) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Yes Angel got it, the Misfits by Arthur Miller (another former mr. Norma Jean Baker :lol: )

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Yeah, that sounds even better! And it would nicely fit the subcriterium of "films starring the former mrs. J. E. Dougherty" too!

[edit] haha, I overlooked the mr. Baker aspect of it ;)

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it was a nice pictionary celli, need to make one so grant me a bit of time
ok here goes it's another
song, shouldn't be hard at all, will try to come up with something more ingenious next time :lol: